Wesley Huff

So it wasn't just that this happened and explained a lot because I was open to the possibility of this being a fluke, of there being a completely randomness to this.

And so when I was a teenager, I investigated a lot, you know, to the best of my ability as a 17-year-old in trying to answer some of the more meaning questions about I know what my parents raised me to believe, but if I believe it's simply because they –

told me to, it's not the worst reason, but it's also not the best reason.

So that is the first time that I read the Quran cover to cover.

I was looking into things like the Book of Mormon and the Bhagavad Gita.

I was just curious.

That's when, you know, reading Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Daniel Dennett, not in any type of crisis, faith crisis way, but I was investigating.

So you believe in the supernatural.

You don't believe that?

No.

Well, I should preface that.

It depends what you mean by speaking to the dead.

I think it's possible.

We have examples of it in the Bible.

Saul gets a medium to call up the spirit of Samuel.

I think that there's a possibility of engaging the supernatural world, which is dangerous.

And I think there's a very fuzzy line between mediums who are con artists and people who are actually engaged in something that is dabbling in the supernatural.

I don't think so.

Not in those ways.

I think when people are dead, they're dead.