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Coming from a guy who believes in virgin births and talking snakes, among other things, I'll take that as a compliment. :gd

You think Maduro would have won?

I mean, it might help with recruitment numbers.

I think so. I think the movie was Anchorman.

Now things gets interesting...

No. I've been too busy. Hopefully soon. :phew:

I've only ever seen him speaking with other Christians. Echo chambers make people stupid.

Are you referring to apologetics or just general conversation?

Then why is he only talking with people that agree with him?

I sound nothing like him. He's accepted a supernatural world view because that's what he wants to believe. He mentions the objections that he had as a naturalist, and maybe those sound like something I'd say, but he isn't a naturalist anymore.

They are claims of supernatural events. The distinction is important if we are taking this seriously. Explain to me how you determined that the supernatural claims made in the Bible are true and those in other holy books are false. I've served on a jury as well. At no point were we asked to...

But that doesn't happen. No, they don't. How do you evaluate a supernatural claim to determine if it's true or false? It isn't. It's a claim that something happened, but it's not evidence that something actually did happen. This distinction is important.

Yes. But I think it's unlikely to be true due to lack of evidence for the supernatural. Why is that reason enough? Do you entertain the idea that the Islamic prophet Muhammad flew to heaven on a winged horse? We have claims made in the bible that Jesus was resurrected. But where are the Roman...

I didn't say it wasn't true. I said it can't be proven, and because it's a supernatural claim among a sea of supernatural claims, both inside and outside of Christianity, there's no reason to entertain it.

Let's go with that one then.

Why do you answer a question with a question? I ask you something and you dodge.