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From 'Answered Prayers' to 'I'll Live My Own Life' in 40 Minutes" | Matt Dillahunty & John Gleason
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Alicia calls into the show as a believer wanting to understand what it's all about, but quickly finds herself in deep epistemological waters. When asked how she knows God exists, she explains it's personal and based on answered prayers. The hosts challenge her with analogies about the sun and books—things everyone can detect regardless of personal experience. The conversation becomes contentious when Alicia can't distinguish between God answering prayers versus imaginary pixies doing the same thing. Matt and John press her on the difference between interpretation and detection, between what exists and what we believe about what exists. Alicia seems to concede she should "just start living life on my own terms."
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