Caller Says He'd Do ANYTHING God Commanded... Even That 🤢 | John Gleason & Justin DZ
June 30, 2026
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Andrew from New Jersey calls into SkepTalk to challenge the hosts on why they think the God of the Bible is immoral — and within minutes, finds himself admitting he would gas chamber people, stab babies in the face, and cannibalize humans if God commanded it. Justin and John methodically expose how divine command theory leaves Andrew with no actual moral framework, just blind obedience to a being he can't even confirm is good. Things get heated when Andrew claims he doesn't know what logic is, accidentally concedes God isn't omnibenevolent, and then runs cover for biblical rape — all in the same call. A wild ride from start to finish.
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