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All right, so today we're jumping back into the idea of what do you do when someone asks you questions

because they've opened up the Old Testament and they just seem to have this distinction

between the Jesus of the New Testament and then the God of the Old Testament. Jesus and the New Testament seems to be careful. He seems to be docile. He seems to have

this sense of brotherly love towards everyone. And then, as some of the critics might want to

point out to you, you open up the Old Testament and God seems to be angry.

And we get this idea that he's jealous.

And so maybe the idea is what kind of chill pill did God take between the Old and the New Testament?

And we talked last week about the number one reason that people do that.

I'm thinking of some of the new atheists,

the Daniel Dennett's, the Sam Harris's, the Christopher Hitchens, the Richard Dawkins, is they

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