Defenders of Christianity Morality Always Defend the WORST Things | John Gleason & Forrest Valkai
July 12, 2026
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DB from Canada calls in to defend the Judeo-Christian God as "necessarily good," and the hosts are ready with receipts. Over the course of a brutally one-sided 40 minutes, John and Forrest walk DB through genocide, child sacrifice, slavery, and war brides verse by verse, watching him squirm from "there's no scholar who believes that" to "well, maybe killing babies preemptively is justified." What starts as a philosophical debate about divine goodness ends with Forrest losing his patience in spectacular fashion. If you've ever wondered what it looks like when someone defends the indefensible in real time, this one's for you.
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