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Tim from Canada calls in to prove the Bible is supernatural with three arguments that quickly fall apart. First, he claims a numerical coincidence between 70 years of Jewish captivity and the Second Temple's destruction in 70 AD proves divine intervention, ignoring that the First Temple was destroyed in 586 BCE for political reasons. Second, he argues Jesus's fame validates Christianity, which Owen dismantles by noting Mohammed's fame doesn't make Islam true. Third, Tim claims "God is love" proves the Bible's truth, but when pressed about LGBTQ+ people, calls them "mentally ill," contradicting scientific consensus. The conversation explodes when Forrest confronts Tim's colonial mindset, willful ignorance of Christian atrocities like residential schools, and the fundamental hypocrisy of preaching love while promoting bigotry. Tim attempts to victim-blame indigenous children, leading to a passionate takedown about Christianity's history of forced conversion and cultural genocide.
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