Tristan Tate

And I just feel like your time with them, if you were working with them on every single aspect of what you're doing in life, you know, them trying to convert you, you'd be like, this again, you know?

And when I'm in the company of Andrew, Muslims do try to get me to convert.

Andrew says, hey, leave him alone.

He's a full grown man who could make up his own mind.

That's what Andrew says.

So if Andrew were here now, I'd say, guys, leave him alone.

He's a full grown man who can make up his own mind.

You know, I've been accused online by people who've heard this argument of saying that I respect the material world more than I respect the afterlife.

That's not what it is at all because I make my own personal religious decisions and my children are baptized.

I just said I wouldn't speak about my children, but I won't talk about who they are, etc.

But my children are baptized into the church, etc.

But I feel that's my prerogative as a father to lead my children into the way I want them to live.

My brother and I have disagreed on many things over our almost 40 years on this planet, and I don't see it as my –

I don't see that I have any authority over him just as he doesn't have any authority over me.

So hopefully we live a lot longer and hopefully these conversations will be had with my brother later on.

But while I've got, you know, while we need to stand as a united front against the world, I mean, one of my favorite passages from the Bible is, is,

And I'm not you.

And I don't know the Bible as well as I should because I don't run a ministry.

I'm just a hobbyist Christian.

But I think it's Psalms 133 verse 1, which is, Behold how good and how beautiful it is when brothers stand in unity.