Caller Thinks an Indifferent Universe Would Just Collapse On Itself?! | Forrest Valkai & Paulogia
May 24, 2026
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Rajat has been listening to the show for years, and he finally calls in — and he's actually pretty good. A universalist theist, he argues that divine hiddenness and the Problem of Evil hit much harder against exclusivist, hellfire religions than against his more optimistic God. Paul mostly agrees, but things get interesting when Rajat tries to flip the logic and suggest this weakens atheism's case. Then Forrest comes back from grabbing Tylenol just in time to catch Rajat equating an "indifferent universe" with total chaos — and the rock-in-a-pond analogy does some real damage. It's a genuinely thoughtful call that ends with a philosophical standoff and some light medical banter.
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