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She Accepts Evolution But Can't Quit Christianity | Forrest Valkai & Erika GG
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Stephanie calls in to SkepTalk as a Protestant Christian who accepts evolution, loves science, but can't quite let go of her faith — and isn't sure she wants to. Her Catholic friend told her that empirical reason had become her "god," and she wants to know how to respond. What follows is one of the most honest and tender deconstruction conversations Forrest and Erika have had on the show. They walk through methodological naturalism, the Ouija board, the Canaanite genocide, and what it actually means to "know" something — and Stephanie quietly reveals that it wasn't the science that cracked her faith open, but witnessing pastors abuse children while claiming to speak for God. A rare call where nobody is trying to win.
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