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Theist's Argument from PROPHECY Gets DEMOLISHED | Matt Dillahunty & Jovan Bradley

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June 25, 2026

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Kevin calls in from Europe claiming he has an objective way to prove God exists. But before he even gets to his argument, he stalls in a semantics debate about what "atheist" means — prompting Jovan to call him out immediately. When Kevin finally lays out his case — essentially the Argument from Prophecy — Matt systematically dismantles it, pointing out it's never actually happened, wouldn't prove God even if it did, and has been debunked for decades. Things get testy as Kevin keeps interrupting, Matt mutes him on air, and the call ends with Kevin refusing to even say what God he believes in. A masterclass in why hypothetical proof frameworks aren't the same as actual evidence.

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