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GOD Got Him Into GRADUATE School?? | Matt Dillahunty & John Gleason
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December 4, 2025
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Draper from Pennsylvania calls to explain how he found God after being told to "stop playing God" by imposing expectations on reality. He claims that giving up expectations about how the world should be led him to divine experiences, including God miraculously getting him into graduate school despite lacking a high school diploma. Matt Dillahunty challenges Draper's epistemology, repeatedly asking how he knows which expectations are correct versus incorrect, and how he distinguishes between regular coincidences and divine intervention. The conversation deteriorates as Draper provides increasingly absurd justifications. Matt ultimately ends the call in frustration, labeling Draper dishonest for wasting their time with an unverifiable story and circular reasoning that never actually demonstrates God's existence
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