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"What Else Could Be Possible?" - God Argument DESTROYED by Logic | Matt Dillahunty & John Gleason
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Kelly believes Gobekli Tepe proves God exists because the 12,000-year-old monolithic site seems too advanced for hunter-gatherers to build. Despite not believing in Yahweh, Kelly still references Genesis and Gnostic texts, prompting Matt to repeatedly ask why ancient books matter if we can't verify their claims. Kelly falls into the classic god-of-the-gaps fallacy, "I don't understand how they did it, therefore supernatural beings must have helped." John pushes back on the hunter-gatherer assumptions while Matt provides the Stonehenge replication example as evidence that humans can accomplish seemingly impossible feats with simple tools and knowledge. Kelly eventually agrees with the hosts' reasoning. The conversation demonstrates how personal incredulity and lack of information shouldn't lead to supernatural conclusions.
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