11 Jun '19 09:45>1 edit
@deepthought saidThe last 90-120 seconds of that clip is very interesting. Yes, he just throws everything in there and, in a way, it's also omnidirectional pretentious waffle, and yes it is a kind of a let's-wait-and-see hedging [re: whether Jesus rose from the dead] but it is genuinely interesting to hear what all the 'scientific' questions are in his mind that contribute to his agnosticism. I say this as something somewhat softer than how I characterized it yesterday. I looked for a transcript of the exchange for you, but I haven't found one.
Bear in mind that his job is Professor of Psychology. He spends his time lecturing, reading student's essays and marking them, writing his book and also, I think, devotes some time to counseling. Thinking about religion is a sideline for him, also he's interesting in the content from a psychologists point of view so will put different weight on parts of the bible.
I ...[text shortened]... do find his delivery scatological at times. This is not quite the same as it not being thought out.