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Isn’t Atheism Risky? (Pascal's Wager Debunked)

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In the 1600s, mathematician Blaise Pascal declared that belief in God is a safe bet because a lack of belief possibly results in hell. But is Pascal's Wager a good reason to believe in God, or is it a bad argument? Is a belief in God good insurance against hell? There are so many things wrong with Pascal’s Wager, and this video will break some of them down.

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