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Can't Demonstrate Your GOD? Try Attacking EVOLUTION Today!! | Matt Dillahunty & John Gleaswon
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Dirk calls in claiming to prove it's impossible for no god to exist, but immediately pivots to evolution instead. After repeatedly mischaracterizing John's agnostic atheist position and refusing to answer basic questions, the conversation devolves into frustration. Dirk complains about interruptions rather than presenting evidence. Matt takes over, explaining that the bulk of scientists don't require God for evolution to work, and asks for actual evidence. Matt then delivers a detailed explanation of why evolution by natural selection doesn't require divine intervention, distinguishing between random mutations and non-random selection, and pointing out that calling something "unlikely" doesn't make it "impossible" or evidence for God.
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