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Caller AGREES With Every Premise But DENIES The Conclusion?! | Matt Dillahunty & Paulogia
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Sam from California calls in claiming Pascal's Wager isn't a false dichotomy. Matt methodically walks him through the logic: Pascal's Wager claims believing in God means you gain everything while not believing means you lose everything. However, this ignores gods that might reward intellect over belief, morality over faith, or have no criteria at all. When presented with this logic step-by-step, Sam repeatedly refuses to answer direct yes/no questions and qualifies every response. Despite agreeing that (1) a false dichotomy presents only two options when more exist, and (2) Pascal's Wager ignores god-models that don't require belief, Sam still won't acknowledge the conclusion.
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