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Caller Tries The Fine-Tuning Argument, Gets Evolution 101 Instead | Matt Dillahunty & Justin DZ
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A caller named Juwan tries to make the case for God using the "fine-tuning" of nature, but Justin quickly flips it. The conversation shifts into the problem of evil — baby bone cancer, birth defects — before diving deep into Genesis, where Matt corners the caller on whether God lied to Adam and Eve about dying "on the day" they ate the fruit. Things escalate fast as free will, predestination, and Romans 9 get thrown into the mix, and Matt eventually loses his patience entirely, unloading a furious rant calling the biblical God a "bumbling buffoon" before the call ends abruptly.
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