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Q&A: Non-Christian friends interested in understanding worldview — all worldviews must be consistent and accurate

The Debate Over James 2： Catholic or Protestant View 00:57:58 – 00:59:29

Viewer's observation about non-Christian friends being open to worldview discussion

Mike responds to a viewer whose non-Christian friends are 'extremely interested in understanding why we should believe any worldview.' Mike argues: everyone already believes a worldview; the only question is whether it is consistent and accurate. He uses the example of someone who believes in relativism yet condemns Hitler — an inconsistent worldview. Atheists who believe in genuine morality have an inconsistent worldview.
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The Debate Over James 2： Catholic or Protestant View @ 00:57:58

2018-03-14

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