Circular reasoning proves God!

Russell Glasser and Jon Iacoletti throwback #logic #debate #religion

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[khill]

God, come get your boy -- he's embarrassing you again...

[reuxygneln]

This made me remember this quote "after hearing this argument, God himself will start to doubt his own existence" by some commentator about Ben Shapiro's favorite evidence for God

[jeffjohnson]

Prior to the Christian religions. There was knowledge.

[davidfitnesstech]

The Bible is true because the Bible says it is.

[Authenticallyathena]

I feel for all these people who really believe they are literally nothing if they don't have God. It's sad and I remember when I thought that way.

[grahamarmitage]

You get knowledge through life not sky ghost

[skyeye]

Classic example of "begging the question" where god is necessary for knowledge is assumed in the question.

[vincentcohoe]

the callers arrogant ignorance is very large😂

[jurayzscout]

Well it's just another "i'm the only one who only can use this argument, not you" logic

[bigkirbyhj]

No without the serpent we don't have knowledge according to the wholly buybull.

[NotLazySelectivelyMotivated]

If we’re the best God can do, the entire Universe is effed.

[hychap]

This guy didn't make an argument, he gave a conclusion..

[Ponokyo]

Them explaining circular arguments always reminds me of the Office scene where Jim shows Michael that he was a part of a pyramid scheme. 😂

[PeBoVision]

With God knowledge is uneccessary. After all, gods answer all the questions, so why would you have to know anything else? (Heck, knowledge is nearly sacrilegious.)
There is no lifeform more robbed of knowledge than a christian apologist.

[somersetcace]

This is creating an epistemology that starts with `God` as an axiom and it's absurd. The very question :How do I know anything" starts with "I." Without that, you have nothing. So to start with "God" is completely irrational.

[PhillipZacharyZac]

God didn't want people to have knowledge.

[Jesusisimaginary]

"Understand" is not a word that theists understand.

[cliffvickyt]

It’s so cringe to hear people who have such a tenuous grasp of logical thinking trying to form a logical argument and then, when pressed to elaborate and explain the basis of their argument, just start making stuff up. Cringe, but infuriatingly so.

[anzu]

You can’t have rainbows 🌈 without a unicorn farting them out

[DeludedOne]

"How do you know that." is the only response needed. There's no way to establish that god is behind knowledge without asserting that he is, which means that one can assert anything as the cause for knowledge, not just God.