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Arguments for (and Against) the Existence of God

Apologist and author Trent Horn tackles tough questions, and offers philosophical insights into the argument about whether or not God exists.

Questions and Topics Covered:

  • 01:11 - The first vatican council said it is possible to know God through reason alone. How can you balance this with the need of faith?
  • 04:54 - I have a teenager who has shown me some YouTube videos that talk about the problem of evil. My teen is challenging me about faith, how should I respond?
  • 18:04 - I think the burden of proof is on theists, not atheists.
  • 29:47 - I started experimenting with chemicals and felt the same feeling that I felt when I was surrounded by my Church friends which at the time I thought was the Holy Spirit. So I became agnostic because I found a naturalistic way for the way I felt.
  • 42:45 - How are arguments for God not God-in-the-gaps arguments?
  • 50:22 - How do you explain Neanderthals and synthesize it with Genesis and Catholic doctrine?
  • 52:35 - We’ve been talking about the existence of God and why you should be a theist. I believe in God, and there’s a lot of different good denominations that believe in God, but why should I be Catholic?

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