Tell us a little bit about your religious background and upbringing. I come from the Caribbean. I was brought up in a church funded by a priest that was against slavery, John Smith, an English priest. So the congregation over the years has formed a Rastafarian faith. I find myself, even though I come under a Rastafarian faith, I'm much more like a priest. I think there is a resonance of God in every religion. That I think he is one and that there are different religions and different cultures. So you have had Rastafarian, Hindu, Muslim background, Congregationalist, Christian background. Well let me ask you this. Let's say you had a close friend or a family member, father, mother, brother, sister, that had 24 hours to live. And you might have given me some of your answer earlier, but I'm going to ask it anyway. 24 hours to live, and they came to you and they said, I want to live forever with God in His house, Heaven. Tell me how to get there. What would you say to them? They've got 24 hours to live and then they're going to die and meet their maker. I don't think for instance when you die God judges you. I think God puts you in a space where you have to judge yourself. I think it's almost like putting you in a room where all the truths about yourself are seen. He doesn't have to say it to you. When you were 12 years old, you did that to steal something. You kind of recognize it yourself. You recognize it. Well, what are we going to do if I get into that room and I kind of recognize that I've done a lot of bad things. Take me from there. I would have to ask him for forgiveness. I think God is compassionate, but I don't always think that he always forgives just like that. I think you have to earn it. How much of the scriptures have you read? The Bible? I don't know if I've read the Bible from cover to cover. I couldn't say quote things from it. I've come from the Caribbean, and Caribbean people are church people. I mean, every Sunday, you have to go to church. Tonight, maybe. Just open the Gospel of John, and when you talk about Jesus being a little different than we are, yes, the Bible also calls him his only begotten son. And then that book of John really tells us why he came how he was different than we are, and it also tells us why he died, and it makes reference to his resurrection, why he rose from the dead. And the simple message in the Gospel of John is that because you and I, like you mentioned, you ask his forgiveness every night, and you struggle through life. Every single one of us do. We're all sinners. We're all broken as laws and we struggle with, why do I do these things? Everyone does things we don't want to do and then don't do the things that we should do. I mean, that's just human nature. But the gospel of John tells us that Jesus came to do something we couldn't do. And that is he obeyed God's law perfectly. He was God's obedient son. And the Bible does reveal he died in the place of sinners as God's offering. Not something that you and I could have done. God did it for us in his son. He rose from the dead. And the message of John, when you come to the end of the gospel, he says these things are written. that you might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Messiah, the Son of God, and that believing you might have life in his name. and that thing of faith, how people feel about faith I can say this to you I don't have a whole lot of faith in myself because I know if I died and I stood in that room you were talking about and I had to evaluate my life I already know what my life's been and I know that it's not as perfect as the God who made me and that he can't fellowship with me because of my life but I also know that he has a son and that his son is the son in the father's house And I have put my faith in His Son. And so I feel secure, not because of who I am, but because of who Christ is. It's not so much faith, it's the object of our faith. You can put a lot of faith in yourself, or a lot of faith in me, or a lot of faith in Stephen, or a lot of faith in Buddha, or Mohammed. Read the Gospel of John. Chapter 14, Jesus said, I am the way, the truth, and the life, and no man comes to the Father but by me. I hope you and I have another conversation in the future, my friend.