About this episode
Be prepared, Bart is a real evangelist.
Bart Campolo, the Humanist Chaplain at the Univsersity of Southern California, talks with Tripp about:
His story from Evangelical Christian to Evangelical Secular Humanist
What happens when the Bible is no longer believed to be inerrent
Why his dad named him Bart
Communities and the narratives they use to convey meaning
Plus, Bart tries to evangelize Tripp to be a secular humanist.
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