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Paul from Colorado calls in claiming to have "the logical reason to believe in God" but immediately admits there's no empirical evidence for the supernatural. His argument is about consciousness. When asked to show consciousness existing without a brain, Paul becomes evasive and confused. He mixes up basic terms (ration vs. reason), mistakes Austin for Forrest, and tries irrelevant deflections about bacteria. The call ends with Paul hanging up when his sloppy thinking is exposed. A perfect example of God of the gaps reasoning and why personal incredulity isn't evidence.
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