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Elijah called to argue that Jesus fulfilling prophecy, specifically the virgin birth, is evidence for God. The hosts questioned whether the virgin birth is supported by prophecy, whether there is evidence Jesus existed, and how virginity could be verified. The caller cited church records about Mary but did not provide a source when asked. The conversation shifted to the caller's belief in an all-powerful, all-knowing, all-good God, and the hosts raised biblical passages describing God commanding the killing of the Amalekites, including children. The caller stated the command was good because God gave it. The hosts then discussed why, if God is all-loving, God does not reveal themself directly. The caller stated God reveals themself through the church and through people. The caller then raised the topic of abortion. The hosts stated the topic of abortion had not been raised by them and described a biblical distinction between penalties for harming a fetus versus a born child.
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