Ryan Hanley

We were having a conversation and we went down this path and it wasn't intentional.

We just got on this track.

And, you know, I started speaking about how.

important, and how complex I think everyone's relationship is with their faith or I wouldn't say that I wouldn't say that's probably I don't mean to broad stroke that I can only speak for myself, my personal relationship is very complex.

I don't think that's unique to me, but but it is.

And we're just having this very honest discussion, right?

I don't know that I made any statements that were outlandish.

I mean, I don't know that I have, I have opinions, obviously, but whatever.

So we have that conversation.

And then I get some feedback from the people listening to the show.

And I had mentioned that I'm Christian and I tend to, when I do go to church, I tend to go to a Catholic church, even though I'm not a huge fan of organized religions in general.

I find them to be good vessels and better than nothing, but we all need to have our own thing, whatever.

So I get this feedback from people and they're like,

that was, that was ballsy essentially was the, was the comment for you.

You know, are you worried that people who are atheist or anti-Christian or are, you know, Jewish or, or of, you know, Islam, whatever, are they, that they're going to be turned off to you?

And I was like, one, if they're turned off to me because I believe in God, then they weren't my audience anyways.

Um, but yeah,

I said, I don't know.

It's who I am.

You know what I mean?