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Exactly How to FORCE Christians to Admit God is EVIL
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When Dinesh D'Souza faced philosopher Alex O'Connor at a Pangburn Philosophy debate, he walked into a theological trap he couldn't escape. This isn't just another debate fail—it's a forensic breakdown of what happens when divine command theory collides with the Amalekite genocide from 1 Samuel 15, where God explicitly commands the slaughter of "men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys." This breakdown reveals the exact rhetorical techniques that systematically dismantle every apologetic defence Dinesh attempts. You'll see how appeals to authority, gaslighting, red herrings, and cherry-picking all crumble under pressure. Every logical fallacy gets identified—from special pleading to circular reasoning—and you'll witness the moment Dinesh makes his most devastating admission: that his God commanded immoral acts and behaved like a tribal war deity. By the end, you'll understand why this exchange represents the impossible contradiction at Christianity's core, and why no amount of theological gymnastics can reconcile "God is perfectly good" with "God commanded genocide."
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IS THE BIBLE TRUE? ALEX O'CONNOR (Cosmic Skeptic) VS DINESH D'SOUZA
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