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3 Arguments for God That Are NOT About God
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14:46Now PlayingSome arguments for god are appealing not because of their conclusions, but because of their premises. What makes those premises so enticing? It’s what they imply about us. The argument from fine-tuning, the argument from morality, and the argument from consciousness all depend on flattering assumptions about humanity.
Christian apologists like Frank Turek and Greg Koukl often present these arguments in emotionally charged ways. In order to see these arguments more rationally, we must acknowledge the emotional appeal of religious apologetics.
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