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Debating the Nature of God // Ryan Mullins vs Steven Nemes
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2:02:22Now PlayingIn this informal debate, Ryan Mullins (a Modified Classical Theist) debates Steven Nemes (a Classical Theist) on the nature of God. Is God personal like us?
If you haven't watched their first discussion, I highly recommend doing so
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