Why Religious Apologists Cannot Possibly Win - part 1 [audio redone]
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This is one of your best videos in my opinion. I gladly watched it again!
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@KnownNoMore Yea, I've already seen your responses.
I can deduce whether it was God that raised Jesus from the dead if I have a priori deductions about God before said event that tell me that God would in fact do this. Also, even if the resurrection can theoretically be attributed to aliens with hyper-technology, that doesn't change a single thing about the teachings of Christ. In the end, this whole point's irrelevant at best. Maybe God sent the aliens... o.O
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i myself like to put into terms of my favourite scifi saga dune by frank herbert. it can be a missionaria protectiva applied to our species by alien species :). carefully engineered religion to provide means of steering the society in a desirable way.
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Amazing videos, This channel needs to be much more popular!
I've read and seen so much of WLC's work that I know exactly how he would respond.
'the aliens hypothesis is momentously ad-hoc, and given the historical/religious context of Christianity, the Christian God fits more so than aliens'
ofcourse he would say it in a more 'eloquent' fashion.
linuxisbetter0 3 months ago
@linuxisbetter0 isn't it true though?
M3PanoS 3 months ago
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"isn't it true though?"
Absolutely 100% not. See my response to linixisbetter0. Part 2 will explain exactly how the alien explanation is far far far less ad hoc than the Divine revelation explanation.
KnownNoMore 3 months ago
@linuxisbetter0
yeah and I would elouently shove such a claim back up where it belongs :)
The Divine revelation hypothesis is extremely ad hoc which I make clear in part 2. There is litterally nothing more to go on than the claim that a God was responsible. None of the unique attributes of God are required for any religious event and tons of extra attributes and assumptions are added in the Divine revelation hypothesis.
KnownNoMore 3 months ago