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Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence? | πŸŽ™ Podcast

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If you believe in the Resurrection or the biblical miracles, skeptics will often dismiss your beliefs by saying that β€œextraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence”. Is that claim true? What does β€œextraordinary” mean? Do skeptics and atheists apply that standard to their own beliefs? In this show, Frank lays out some of the evidence for Christianityβ€” some of which is extraordinaryβ€” and then examines the counterclaims of atheists. It turns out that atheist claims are extraordinary, yet they have no evidence for them! Frank also addresses these questions: Why is there evidence for anything? Why is does this orderly universe exist and why can our minds gather and understand that evidence? What best explains ordinary cause and effect? You might become amazed at the ordinary all around you.

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