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Alexander from Alabama calls in to defend the story of Adam and Eve, arguing that God's punishment wasn't about morality but about trust. Matt dismantles the argument step by step: if Adam and Eve didn't know right from wrong before eating the fruit, how could they have known it was wrong to eat it? The conversation escalates as Alexander invokes "higher judgment" to explain God's actions, then takes a surprising turn when he admits the real reason he believes is simply because it feels good. Matt makes the case that feelings are a dangerously unreliable guide to truth — and that choosing comfort over evidence has real consequences for everyone, not just the believer.
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