Tristan Tate

I have absolute faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which I quoted earlier as the cornerstone to Christianity.

I don't feel like I go to church on Sundays to try to move my point score along.

I don't believe I pray to move my point score along.

I'm very careful when I pray not to ever ask for anything personally for myself, just to ask for things like strength and wisdom to help me deal with the situations that I find myself in.

I don't live in a way that I'm trying to shift this needle.

So I've never thought about what my position on it is going to be because I feel like God knows the truth of all of our hearts and it's his place to judge us ultimately.

And if I were to guess your number, I'd probably say 10, too.

I'm talking about me.

My life hasn't always been so perfect.

Well, I'm on the same page as you there.

I'm on the absolute same page as you.

Come on.

And I think we covered that earlier when I did say, like,

People go to church, etc.

However, they cannot explain in two or three sentences why they have faith in Jesus' resurrection.

I'm like, well, that's the cornerstone.

So forget everything else.

I can't possibly know, of course, is the answer.

But I would like to think that he knows that I'm trying to make a positive change in this world.

I'd like to think he knows that I've done my absolute best to instill at least some good qualities and good attributes in every single young man who listened to me.