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God Isn't Morally Responsible for ANYTHING He Does?? | Forrest Valkai & Seth Andrews
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Danny calls the Sunday Show to argue it doesn't make sense not to believe in God, but Forrest and Seth are ready for every move. From the Easter Bunny analogy to the domino theory of divine responsibility, the hosts dismantle Danny's defenses one by one — including his argument that atheists should personally execute evildoers, his fallen-world defense of God's inaction, and his claim that evil is Satan's fault. The call ends when Danny is asked whether he'd call a human being with God's track record evil or mighty, and he answers: "I would call that person God." Seth and Forrest agree: that's divine command theory in four words, and it explains everything.
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