Wesley Huff

And I think that they have ramifications that go beyond simply historical inferences, that Jesus is no less than a historical character, but he's also so much more than a historical character. And so my motivation and my interest is ultimately because I think that these things are true.

And I think that they have ramifications that go beyond simply historical inferences, that Jesus is no less than a historical character, but he's also so much more than a historical character. And so my motivation and my interest is ultimately because I think that these things are true.

And I adhere to a scripture, a set of scriptures that calls me to love the Lord my God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength. And part of that is loving God with my mind. And so I'm going to try to do to the best of my ability, dive into that in order to be able to communicate what I believe is ultimately the truthfulness of the Christian worldview.

And I adhere to a scripture, a set of scriptures that calls me to love the Lord my God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength. And part of that is loving God with my mind. And so I'm going to try to do to the best of my ability, dive into that in order to be able to communicate what I believe is ultimately the truthfulness of the Christian worldview.

Oh, definitely. I mean, there have been lots of people who have been mentors in my life.

Oh, definitely. I mean, there have been lots of people who have been mentors in my life.

Yeah, yeah. I think that's a good way of putting it. I mean, so when I was young, just before my 11th birthday, I was diagnosed with, or my 12th birthday, I was 11, just before my 12th birthday, I was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition that left me paralyzed from the waist down. So it's called acute transverse myelitis.

Yeah, yeah. I think that's a good way of putting it. I mean, so when I was young, just before my 11th birthday, I was diagnosed with, or my 12th birthday, I was 11, just before my 12th birthday, I was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition that left me paralyzed from the waist down. So it's called acute transverse myelitis.

And what basically happened was that I had the flu in my body's immune system. Instead of attacking the flu, attack the nerve endings of the base of my spinal cord, the myelin sheath causing inflammation and cutting off the communication between my brain and my legs.

And what basically happened was that I had the flu in my body's immune system. Instead of attacking the flu, attack the nerve endings of the base of my spinal cord, the myelin sheath causing inflammation and cutting off the communication between my brain and my legs.

And so that was a condition which the prognosis was that I was almost certainly most likely going to be paralyzed for the rest of my life. And I experienced what I believe is a supernatural healing in that one month from the day, January 8th, when I woke up and I couldn't feel my legs, I woke up on February 8th, woke up, got out of bed, walked over to my wheelchair and sat down.

And so that was a condition which the prognosis was that I was almost certainly most likely going to be paralyzed for the rest of my life. And I experienced what I believe is a supernatural healing in that one month from the day, January 8th, when I woke up and I couldn't feel my legs, I woke up on February 8th, woke up, got out of bed, walked over to my wheelchair and sat down.

And that it was the doctors who first used the word miracle because they couldn't explain ultimately the factors that were going on in terms of there being no evidence of the swelling on the base of my spinal cord. And also the fact that there was just no muscle atrophy in those 90 days. And so that marked a powerful supernatural experience in my life in that something happened that was...

And that it was the doctors who first used the word miracle because they couldn't explain ultimately the factors that were going on in terms of there being no evidence of the swelling on the base of my spinal cord. And also the fact that there was just no muscle atrophy in those 90 days. And so that marked a powerful supernatural experience in my life in that something happened that was...

non-explainable, unexplainable from a natural materialistic sense of kind of looking at the world. And so although that marked that powerful supernatural experience later in my teen years, I still really and maybe this is what you're referring to in terms of hitting a wall is I was really wrestling with other questions in that, OK, something happened when I was a kid.

non-explainable, unexplainable from a natural materialistic sense of kind of looking at the world. And so although that marked that powerful supernatural experience later in my teen years, I still really and maybe this is what you're referring to in terms of hitting a wall is I was really wrestling with other questions in that, OK, something happened when I was a kid.

I'm not sure really how to get around that, but I have these intellectual questions. questions about whether what I believe or what I've been taught to believe is actually true. And so that started a period of time.

I'm not sure really how to get around that, but I have these intellectual questions. questions about whether what I believe or what I've been taught to believe is actually true. And so that started a period of time.

Yeah, yeah, where I investigated. And, you know, I lived in a home where we had the Quran on the shelf. And so I pulled it off and I read it at that point in time. Now, I've read it multiple times since then, but the first time reading it through and thinking, okay, could this actually answer the ultimate question that I have? How old were you the first time you read it? I was 16. Okay.

Yeah, yeah, where I investigated. And, you know, I lived in a home where we had the Quran on the shelf. And so I pulled it off and I read it at that point in time. Now, I've read it multiple times since then, but the first time reading it through and thinking, okay, could this actually answer the ultimate question that I have? How old were you the first time you read it? I was 16. Okay.