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Caller Claims Holy Spirit is TESTABLE - His Method is SO Bad | Matt Dillahunty & Seth Andrews
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Josh from California calls in with one of the most circuitous arguments ever heard on the show, starting with why he'd choose an atheist doctor before attempting to prove the Holy Spirit is testable. His logic: if Christians showed forgiveness after political violence instead of vengeance, that would demonstrate divine influence. The caller struggles to explain why God should be considered a candidate explanation for Christian charity or behavior, talking in circles despite repeated direct questions. Matt ultimately ends by pointing out that both progressive and extremist Christians use scripture to justify completely opposite positions, making behavior an unreliable test for divine influence.
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