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35:38Now PlayingJay Dyer debates Marquett Burton on a big question: Is Christianity true and good for all people? Marquett argues that because Christian kings, leaders, and nations have done many evil things in history, Christianity itself must be evil and bad. He points to examples of oppression, slavery, and other crimes done in the name of the faith or by Christian empires. Jay Dyer responds by saying those were the actions of sinful individual people, not proof that the religion itself is evil. He challenges the idea of collective guilt – the claim that all of Christianity or all Christians are guilty for what some people did. Jay asks for clear sources and logic when historical claims are made, and he pushes back hard on the idea that individual sins automatically make the whole belief system bad. The debate gets heated.
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