In a recent episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” Kid Rock took the opportunity to discuss faith, history, and the existence of Jesus Christ. The conversation began with a hypothetical question posed by Rogan: “If you could go back in time once and return to the present, where would you go?” Kid Rock’s immediate response was, “Jesus, Jesus,” sparking a fascinating discussion about the historical and spiritual significance of Jesus.

Rogan, known for his inquisitive nature, probed deeper, asking what would happen if Jesus wasn’t there. Kid Rock responded confidently, “Even better, I get all myself, just me and Jesus.” This led Rogan to contemplate the possibility of traveling back in time only to find no trace of Jesus. “What if you go back and you’re like: I just want to go, see Jesus, you’re like, okay, he’d be there. What time he’d be there?”

Kid Rock’s faith was unwavering as he expressed his belief in Jesus’ existence. “Definitely, absolutely 100%,” he affirmed. When Rogan asked what convinced him, Kid Rock simply replied, “My faith.”

The conversation then turned to the reliability of historical accounts and the potential alterations over time. Rogan questioned, “How long did that story take before people wrote it down? How many times did people alter it, just like they do with everything today?” Kid Rock acknowledged that while stories might get twisted, the underlying truth usually remains intact. “There’s a difference between lies and between the truth getting, you know, manipulated and twisted a little bit.”

Rogan’s curiosity about the divinity of Jesus was met with Kid Rock’s strong conviction. “So you think the real truth was that he actually was the Son of God?” he asked. Kid Rock’s response was unequivocal, “Yes.”

Despite his skepticism, Rogan expressed interest in the concept of Jesus. “If Jesus came here and wanted to visit me, I would be psyched,” he admitted. Kid Rock offered to introduce Rogan to his pastor, Paula White, who is also known as Trump’s spiritual adviser. Rogan, while declining the offer, reiterated his interest in Jesus as a historical figure, comparing his curiosity to his fascination with Bigfoot. “I wanted Bigfoot to be real, for sure, just like I want Jesus to be real.”

The discussion took a light-hearted turn when Kid Rock illustrated his belief in Jesus with an everyday example. “You know how you know Jesus is real right in this moment? Because the forgiveness that I am exercising by drinking this Bud Light right now, oh, that’s Jesus.”

Rogan pointed out the potential for confirmation bias but acknowledged the sincerity of Kid Rock’s faith. “Every time you look at a flower that blooms or you look at one of your children, you’re like, that’s Jesus. That is Jesus. That is God.”

The podcast highlighted Rogan’s unique approach to exploring profound topics, balancing skepticism with openness. By providing a platform for guests like Kid Rock to share their beliefs, Rogan continues to encourage deep and meaningful conversations, offering listeners a chance to reflect on their own views on faith, history, and the nature of belief.