Tristan Tate

But from...

As an intelligent man, I have to put myself in the shoes of other people.

There is absolutely no doubt in the minds of Muslims who live in the Middle East that they are right and we are wrong.

Now, I don't believe that, but they believe that wholeheartedly.

So again, when you know you're correct, it's very easy to be righteous enough to say, I should be doing this.

But if him and his team and his friends, say he's on a Muslim podcast, because he gets asked the same question, they all believe they're correct too.

So it's one of these what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object questions.

And he doesn't waste my time.

certainly trying to pull me over to the side of what he believes and what his friends, you know, believe.

So I know tomorrow isn't promised.

I'm fully aware of that.

I have many good friends who are no longer with us, who died, whether they be, you know, Muslim or Buddhist or Sikh or Hindu or whatever they were.

And yeah, it is a weight that weighs on my shoulders.

And I feel I am correct.

I would say I would go as far as to say I know I am correct.

But I do understand that everybody who tries to pontificate to me also knows they are correct too.

Sure.

Which is why I avoid it at this point in time.

And I guess I just have to stay alive for a little bit longer.

Basically, I'm sure, I mean, I assume you mainly hang around with Christian people, but I assume you have friends who are Jews or Muslims or Sikhs or other religions.