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Is Using SCIENCE To Look for GOD a Mistake?? | Erika GG & Aaron Adair
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Theist caller Gary presents an unusual argument that actually agrees with the atheist hosts: you cannot find God through science or evidence because God would be "no greater than what science and evidence could provide." Using the metaphor of climbing a tree to find a fish, Gary suggests Christian apologists are attempting something inherently impossible. Erika and Aaron engage thoughtfully, with Erika agreeing that supernatural beings can't be investigated through methodological naturalism, though testable religious claims can be examined. Aaron pushes back on whether detection truly limits God and raises the probability problem: if God exists in an infinite set of unfalsifiable possibilities, believing in any specific one means you're "almost certainly believing something not true." The conversation explores the boundaries between naturalism and transcendental claims, ultimately questioning whether the supernatural is even necessary when natural explanations continue expanding.
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