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What Atheists Confuse

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Over the past year I have encountered several videos created by atheists on youtube that all argue the same way. Many demand scientific proof of God, many claim it is better to not draw an inference, many say extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and many say future humans will solve these problems. The problem is none of these approaches debunk the existence of God. This video explains why.

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