Truth Wanted 9.29 with Kelley Laughlin and Rion Cultastic
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Truth Wanted 9.29 with Kelley Laughlin and Rion Cultastic
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Adam in NC raises concerns about mythicism and how non-believers can be tricked into false claims. He argues that Jesus likely existed historically despite lacking strong scholarly support for mythicism. How do we separate historical claims from religious ones? What standards of evidence should we apply to ancient figures?
Billy in KY challenges the show's claim about worshiping an evil God. The conversation heats up when hosts point to biblical slavery and the flood as examples. Billy defends religious people and shares his Iranian wife's perspective on Middle East conflicts. Can we separate believers from the beliefs they hold?
Jake in MD, a deist, asks if there's truly no evidence for or against God. Hosts discuss ignosticism and the lack of a universal God definition. Jake argues for God based on cause and effect, but Kelley introduces indefinite causal order research. Does causality require a first cause?
Eugene in WA insists God is all good, not evil. He claims physicists find God through research and that Jesus has more evidence than anything else. Eugene shares a nail gun incident as proof of God's intervention. Do personal experiences count as evidence for everyone?
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