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Why the BEST Argument for God Fails

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There is one argument all atheists supposedly fear. It is touted as the strongest argument for God's existence, and even Christopher Hitchens said it gave him pause for thought. This is the fine tuning argument. But I am somewhat against the grain here. Despite thinking that there are many strong arguments for God, I don't think that the fine tuning argument is one of them. And here is why.

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