I Just Believe In 1 Less God Than You - Randal Rauser vs. Ralph Jones - Unbelievable?
March 5, 2013
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Is the phrase "I just believe in one less god than you" a good argument for atheism against Christianity?
Ralph Jones is an atheist who recently featured in Christianity Magazine's "Why I'm not a Christian" column. He interacts with Christian apologist Randal Rauser, the author of "The Swedish atheist, the scuba diver and other apologetic rabbit trails".
They talk about theism, deism and atheism. Randal ask how Ralph's atheism accounts for DNA and Morality, Ralph asks how Christianity can claim to be moral or justify hell.
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