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Dylan from Minnesota calls in claiming he has a personal relationship with God — and it goes downhill fast. Hosts Matt and Ian press him for actual evidence that Jesus is God and that the Bible is true, and every answer Dylan gives loops right back to the Bible itself, a textbook circular argument. Along the way, Dylan claims he's "perfect" because Jesus lives in him, gets tripped up by a Bible verse claiming rabbits chew cud (they don't), and blames Satan for writing parts of scripture when the contradictions pile up. Matt and Ian grow increasingly convinced Dylan is typing their questions into ChatGPT for answers, mocking his slow responses and constant stalling. It all ends with Matt cursing him out and cutting him loose as "exceptionally weak at apologetics." A masterclass in how NOT to defend your faith on live radio.
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