Vincent Oshana

Let's go.

He heard you.

But a lot of those people, too, Sean, I think a lot of them that are the atheists and stuff, it's very hard to once accept that because then you have to be accountable for your actions.

You actually have to have...

There's a consequence to your actions.

And a lot of these people, I read a book that Pat told me, A Case for Christ by Lee Strobel, atheist, wife, Christian.

He's like, I'm going to prove you wrong, honey.

Went out, talked to theologians, everybody, and he made an actual case for Christ and the order and God in the story.

And I was just reading in...

Isaiah in the Bible, Old Testament.

Sean, he's explaining Jesus Christ hundreds of years later that he was going to die for our sins and he was going to be crucified.

This isn't mumbo jumbo.

It's accepting it and believing it and walking.

You know how hard it is?

If you're partying and drinking and doing the girls and everything that I used to do, to stop all that, to stop all that and be like, I'm all in.

Christianity isn't like a sideline sport where you're like, yeah, I'm going to dip my feet in

but I'm going to go out and drink and do cocaine, and you've got to go all in.

And I think a lot of those people, Sean, it's hard to be like, I have all this money and all the girls, and I don't want to give it up and have somebody judge me.

They don't like that.

I agree with that, and I realize multiple things can exist at the same time.