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episode 11: The Atheist Experience 27.11 03-19-2023 with Johnny P. Angel and Shannon Q
In today’s episode of the Atheist Experience, Johnny P. Angel is joined by Shannon Q!
Josh from FL asks how Atheists get around the first mover argument. There are a number of flaws with that argument, which one would you like to hear first?
Frank from USA asks if the existence of God is plausible and cites how beautiful the world is as evidence to support their view that it is.
Jon from Canada is back and claims they have the ultimate generic proof of god. Just think about maaan. It makes sense if you open your heart to the universe maaaan.
Bubblegum Gun from CA asks if we never found transitory fossils, what evidence do you have to support evolution?
Aaron from MO claims to have eight steps to prove the existence of a soul. What’s the over-under that step one is actually a stable stepping stone to get to step two?
Amanual from TX claims they are able to prove God and the truth of the bible using the very bulletproof chapter of Genesis 1.
Fritz from FL is an agnostic who doesn’t want to rule out the possibility of God. Thermodynamics and such.
Clarence from OH wants to discuss the dilemma of trying to teach critical thinking and skepticism to children and young people.