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Christian Calls In To Prove God Exists, Doesn't Know His Own Argument | Justin DZ & Eric S&S
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Javier from Florida calls in claiming he can prove both that God exists AND that Christianity is specifically true. Armed with the Kalam Cosmological Argument and what he says is ironclad science, he's confident, loud, and absolutely certain he's about to change some atheist minds. The only problem? He doesn't know the premises of his own argument, can't explain the BGP theorem he's citing, thinks Einstein is the final word in modern physics, and his big credential reveal is a degree in economics. Justin and Eric spend 35 minutes asking for a single piece of evidence for Premise 2 and never get one — but they do get plenty of insults. The call ends when Javier's connection drops right as he's given the floor for his grand finale. If God put Javier here, it was as a cautionary tale.
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