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Caller Tries to Defend Biblical Morality and FAILS Epicly | Matt Dillahunty & Justin DZ
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Caller Ed from Canada attempts to defend biblical morality but immediately undermines his position by admitting he assumes God is good without justification. When pressed by host Matt Dillahunty, Ed concedes the Bible contains errors and that he has no reliable method to distinguish God-inspired passages from human errors. Matt systematically demonstrates the logical impossibility of Ed's position: if you cannot identify which passages God inspired, claiming God inspired the Bible becomes meaningless for establishing morality. Despite multiple attempts to get a coherent answer, Ed deflects and dodges until Matt concludes he's trolling. The call ends with Ed being placed back in the queue to reconsider his approach, with Matt emphasizing that even granting God's existence and goodness, without a method to identify divine passages, biblical morality cannot be defended.
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