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YOUR Personal Incredulity Isn't Convincing Us of Anything!! | Forrest Valkai & Paulogia

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Barshan calls in as a former atheist who now believes intelligent design is more probable than naturalistic explanations. He accepts evolution, the Big Bang, and the age of the universe — he just thinks God set it all in motion. Forrest and Paul spend the call dissecting why personal incredulity isn't evidence, why adding a cosmic designer to an explanation you already accept actually violates Occam's Razor, and why the "leaf insect is too complex for evolution" argument collapses the moment you accept that evolution happened. The conversation branches into objective morality, the neuroscience of disgust, and why Forrest would still give God a bad review even if he turned out to exist.

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