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Us: "Do You Care if Your Beliefs Are True?" Caller: "I HOPE It Is..." | Matt Dillahunty & Eric S&S
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Yitz calls from Pennsylvania claiming Israel's reestablishment proves God exists, but his argument quickly unravels. Matt and Eric challenge his circular reasoning, pointing out that people reading prophecies and then working to fulfill them isn't supernatural—it's just motivated humans doing what they read about. The conversation grows increasingly heated as Yitz refuses to answer direct yes/no questions, instead repeatedly restating his beliefs without justification. The hosts press him on epistemology: how does he know God is even possible? Eventually Yitz admits he simply assumed God exists from the start without justification, revealing his entire worldview rests on an unexamined foundation. When asked if he cares whether his beliefs are true, Yitz responds he "hopes" they are but hasn't invested effort in finding out.
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