Caller Claiming Morality Proves We're "Spiritual" Is Horribly Immoral | Promise & Seth Andrews
June 10, 2026
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D.B. calls into the Sunday Show claiming Christianity is true and that he can prove it — but he never gets there. His argument rests on two ideas: that human morality proves we're "spiritual" beings, and that self-destructive behavior like addiction and alcoholism is evidence of supernatural "spiritual warfare." Promise and Seth dismantle both claims in real time, offering natural explanations for addiction that D.B. dismisses as "isolated cases" before revealing he thinks alcoholics just have "weak character." When finally asked point-blank to provide evidence for God without moralizing, D.B. asks how they'd ever be convinced — and disconnects. Promise's verdict: he just wanted to preach.
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