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Presup Has "Remnants of Evidence" for the Supernatural? | Matt Dillahunty & Eric S&S
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Josh from California calls claiming Christianity is testable compared to other religions, but immediately requests presupposing God's existence. Matt challenges this contradiction: testable things don't need presupposition. When asked for evidence of the supernatural, Josh offers "remnants of evidence" like studies showing religious people are more generous. The hosts repeatedly press Josh to explain how behavioral changes prove supernatural causation rather than just human psychology, but Josh cannot justify why the supernatural should even be considered a candidate explanation. After going in circles, Josh admits the conversation didn't go as planned and commits to reviewing the discussion. Matt praises Josh's honest engagement and willingness to think critically rather than becoming defensive, calling him a favorite recent caller.
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