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Why Did Miracles Seemingly STOP When Technology to Record Them IMRPOVED?? | Erika GG & Aaron Adair
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Jules, a young deconstructing Catholic with young Earth creationist parents, calls in to get a skeptical take on miracle claims their family presented as evidence for Catholicism. The main focus is the Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano, where a communion wafer allegedly turned into flesh and blood in the 8th century. The hosts systematically dismantle the claim by highlighting that the supposed miracle wasn't documented until 1574 (700 years later), wasn't tested until 1970, and hasn't been authenticated by the Catholic Church itself. Jules demonstrates impressive intellectual honesty, repeatedly stating they want to be "on the side of what's right" regardless of the outcome. The conversation reveals family tension over Jules's desire to study physics at Berkeley or Stanford versus their parents pushing Bible college. The hosts provide encouragement for Jules's academic aspirations and critical thinking journey.
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