Were Nazis wrong to kill the disabled? Glen Scrivener vs Matt Dillahunty
February 26, 2020
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as posted by the channelMatt Dillahunty and Glen Scrivener debate whether an atheist can argue that Hitler was wrong about killing Jews, gays and the disabled, or whether a Christian concept of morality must be invoked in the face of such evil.
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