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Philbro's "Possible Worlds" God Earns Him the Mockery He Deserves | John Gleason & BornAgainAtheist
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Jack from California called in to argue that evil isn't evidence against God — it's actually evidence for him. What follows is a deep dive into classical theism, modal logic, S5 axiom systems, possible worlds semantics, and maximally great beings, none of which John or BornAgain were particularly impressed by. John zeroes in on the core problem: Jack's opening premise is question-begging because an omniperfect God is already an incoherent concept. BornAgain's critique is simpler: you made him up, he's your imaginary friend, and all the philosophy jargon in the world doesn't change that. Jack calls John a liar. John's finger "slips." The call ends with a DuckTales reference.
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