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Sep 14, 2026

Roger SeheultGUEST
1:46
He was a, a full, full complete atheist at that time.
Roger SeheultGUEST
1:51
Okay? But he had, um, this gentleman on, which was Wesley Huff and John Lennox, and they have been working on him to the point that when I saw the podcast yesterday when Andrew Huberman was talking about his prayer life and things that he was doing and talking about God, the host, who was an atheist a year ago when I met him, has now come to the point where he is actually praying himself.
Roger SeheultGUEST
2:16
Okay? So what I'm saying here [laughs] is that health is the major, major thing.
Roger SeheultGUEST
2:21
It's the entering wedge.
Roger SeheultGUEST
3:42
It's gonna be big.
Roger SeheultGUEST
3:44
So I want you to block out January 11 to January 16.
Roger SeheultGUEST
3:48
Now, one of the interesting things where I believe Steven Bartlett, who's the host of The Diary of a CEO, when he talked to John Lennox, when he talked to Wesley, um, Huff, he was...
Roger SeheultGUEST
4:01
The part that he gets held up at is the part where he asks them, "What happens if somebody has never heard the name of Jesus? They have never understood Christianity.
Phil HudsonGUEST
13:56
They marvel at Jesus' work.
Phil HudsonGUEST
14:00
I was directed this week to an episode of the Diary of a CEO podcast and the host, Stephen Bartlett, interviewing Christian author and speaker John Lennox.
Phil HudsonGUEST
14:10
Towards the end of the interview, Bartlett commented, one of the most compelling arguments for God that you've presented is actually you.
Phil HudsonGUEST
14:19
And you have a certain peace and contentment that I rarely see in people that I interview, but I often see and I've almost always seen in the Christians that I've interviewed.
Anthony CaseyHOST
23:51
If it was made up, I suppose we could put in whatever we wanted there for those scientifically minded, right? I would say it like that because scientific revolution was...
Anthony CaseyHOST
24:03
was brought about by christian scientists galileo and einstein all these people but let's look at this briefly okay the big bang requires you to be in a religion atheism is a religion it's the elites religion it's not even the religion they believe in it's the one they pushed on you because they have these temples and child sacrifices they have they are a they are against god they're antichrist there's christians and they push these antichrists push the idea of atheism they push that so that you pull away the idea of evolution has been there's no scientific consensus on evolution you look at some doctors steven meyer um dr james torr um so many doctors dr william lane craig like you look at these scientists john lennox in uh oxford you look at these scientists and they
Anthony CaseyHOST
25:11
say to you that just even look at james torr look at one today if you're going to do something if you want to know the truth and it's not an emotional thing to you just go go look up dr james tor and look how impossible it would have been first of all for the universe to explode out of nothingness to everything we have now even for things to evolve on a basic level okay you defy the first and second or second third law of thermodynamics and that's that things break down over time and basically the third is that there's no new information at it So, also energy cannot be created or destroyed.
Anthony CaseyHOST
25:53
There are laws of thermodynamics.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
2:07
We've got a lot to get to, some very important thoughts, as my week takes a significant turn in a different direction.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
2:16
For the last two days, we have just had the most... invigorating challenging intellectually spurring us on kind of broadcasts where we're talking about the poetry and the beauty of language with people like Malcolm guide and how to do worship better for our churches with Jordan Coughlin and and understanding what some of the big issues are about with AI and other things with people like John Lennox and Wes Huff and also Oz Guinness and And here we remove ourselves from the Sing 2026 arena and back into the muck and grind of every day.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
3:03
And it just hit me this morning.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
3:04
I was laying in my hotel bed about 3.30 Nashville time.

41 MINS LATER

Kevin McCulloughHOST
43:43
And while we are winding our way back to our New York studio, still on the road for a little bit longer, coming to you from Nashville today, I'm very glad to be so.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
43:53
We've got a lot to get to, some very important thoughts, as my week takes a significant turn in a different direction.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
44:02
For the last two days, we have just had the most... invigorating, challenging, intellectually spurring us on kind of broadcasts where we're talking about the poetry and the beauty of language with people like Malcolm Gite and how to do worship better for our churches with Jordan Coughlin and understanding what some of the big issues are about with AI and other things with people like John Lennox and Wes Huff and also Oz Guinness.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
44:35
And here we remove ourselves from the Sing 2026 arena and back into the muck and grind of every day.
Spencer KlavanGUEST
9:36
I think that's
Stephen KentGUEST
9:36
the only way to understand why someone like John Lennox of Oxford, the head of mathematics at Oxford, is just building so much cachet in the podcast world and YouTube talking about the case for Christ.
Stephen KentGUEST
9:50
He's frankly a little bit of a C.S. Lewis 2.0 coming out of the UK and just talking to people about numbers.
Stephen KentGUEST
9:57
We don't even understand the codes by which we think science is revealing truth to us.
Spencer KlavanGUEST
12:13
unbelievable.
Spencer KlavanGUEST
12:13
Really a great point.
Spencer KlavanGUEST
12:14
And can I pose a question to the panel about this? Because when you're talking about John Lennox, right, and this...
Spencer KlavanGUEST
12:21
awe, wonderment at numbers, I think, okay, that's actually an ancient Western impulse.
Sergio SanchezHOST
23:01
Harari says that the great project of this century will be chasing immortality, curing death the way we cure flu, and then chasing permanent happiness by redesigning our own biochemistry.
Sergio SanchezHOST
23:16
Oxford mathematician John Lennox, in his book on artificial intelligence and the future of humanity, engaged with this same idea and asked a question that kept me up one whole night with a bag of chips I did not need.
Sergio SanchezHOST
23:31
He basically says, sure, becoming God sounds nice, but what kind of God exactly do you want to be? The one with purpose and love? Or one of those bickering Greek gods that spend their free time turning people into trees out of spite? Because let us be honest, even in Greek mythology, the gods were not exactly the picture of emotional stability.
Sergio SanchezHOST
23:55
and Harari himself makes this point.
Robert WilesGUEST
21:26
Now, there's a question as to whether and this has been in biblical circles for a long time, is the universe empowered moment by moment or sustained moment by moment to exist at all? Or is it set up like a clock and it sort of winds itself down and with interjections of new information from time to time.
Robert WilesGUEST
21:55
Every time we got a new genus of animals, John Lennox points at this.
Robert WilesGUEST
22:00
He's got a brilliant book called Cosmic Chemistry he released in the middle of COVID.
Robert WilesGUEST
22:05
Anyone who wants more information on this should read John Lennox.
Robert WilesGUEST
22:09
called Cosmic Chemistry, and he talks about the logos too and the word, and he talks about a word-based universe.
Robert WilesGUEST
22:19
But I suspect that the universe needs to be empowered moment by moment from the quantum domain, and I think of that as God's domain.
Steve GreggHOST
30:19
Well, he doesn't know even what faith is, apparently.
Steve GreggHOST
30:22
I mean, he was in a debate with John Lennox, a Christian.
Steve GreggHOST
30:26
And Dawkins made that talking point he always gets, faith is only for those who don't have evidence.
Steve GreggHOST
30:32
And Lennox said, well, do you have faith in your wife? And Dawkins said, yes.
Luke MartinHOST
71:12
Yeah, I was g- I was going to ask actually what the effects have been, if there's been a sort of an overly rationalistic approach to, to faith.
Luke MartinHOST
71:20
And of course, we here at, you know, Premier Unbelievable World, we have the great William Lane Craig and other people on the show, and John Lennox.
Luke MartinHOST
71:29
We love reason.
Luke MartinHOST
71:31
Um, but if there's too much of an emphasis on it, what else can happen? And you're, you're speaking to that already.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
10:15
He's been the unofficial host, if you will, of Seeing for the last number of years, and he'll join us.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
10:21
And then in the second hour, we hope to hear from John Lennox and Wes Huff, who have both been featured as speakers here.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
10:30
And then a really, really special conversation with Jordan Coughlin, before we're done, who is one of the Getty Collective songwriters.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
10:38
He was one of the co-authors of Christ, Our Hope in Life and Death.

26 MINS LATER

speaker_5NARRATOR
37:06
It's that Kevin Mack show.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
37:09
Continuing backstage at SING, coming up next hour, a whole bunch of treats for you.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
37:13
Jordan Coughlin's going to be with us, Wes Huff, John Lennox, and more music from last night's big 250th observation of the American hymnal.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
37:22
Kevin McCullough, though, we end this first hour with Christ My Hope in Life and Death.

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