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Oct 5, 2026 1 hr 25 min

Truth Wanted 9.40 with Kelley Laughlin and Ms. Non Sequitor

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In today's episode of Truth Wanted, Kelley Laughlin and Ms. Non Sequitur tackle moral accountability, inherited sin, and whether Christianity's forgiveness model makes sinning too easy! GreatBaisk on TikTok plays devil's advocate, arguing Christians don't actually want to sin. The hosts counter that Christianity builds forgiveness directly into the religion, creating a cosmic reset button that makes sin acceptable. If you can always be forgiven, what stops you from doing whatever you want? The discussion turns to inherited sin and Ezekiel 18:30. Does Christianity's guilt-and-forgiveness cycle actually encourage the behavior it claims to condemn? Alex in VA presents a neo-Quinian meta-ontology argument for God's existence. The hosts challenge the complexity of his model and ask what empirical proof distinguishes it from pure speculation. Alex identifies as a deist believing in an immaterial, non-interacting God. If your God doesn't interact with reality, how is that different from a God that doesn't exist? What does your philosophical framework predict that we can test? Thank you for joining us this week! We'll see you next time! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/truth-wanted--3195473/support.

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