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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2018 · 29 MIN

Ep. 3 The Freethinking Argument (Part 2)

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It's the next episode on the FAAN! I try and push back on premises 3 and 4 of the argument, of which 3 is by far the one most taken issue with. In order to defend any good argument, you need to be prepared to answer objections of all sorts. Never be surprised by the same objection twice! As you follow along in this series on the Freethinking Argument, we always encourage you to be reading the articles Tim has written on the subject. We can't talk about everything we want to on these podcasts, but fortunately for you, there's a vast array of articles on this subject, as well as many other apologetics-related topics. For example, in this episode we discuss an article that Tim has written called Robots & Rationality. We give some context to the objection raised, but you will understand the topic much more clearly if you go and read that article, which of course will be linked at the bottom. Our goal is to equip you to counter any objection you face, so don't be discouraged! As always, leave a rating & review on iTunes. That will help out immensely in our mission to equip the church to engage the culture. Robots & Rationality: http://freethinkingministries.com/robots-rationality/

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