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The 'faith = belief without evidence' definition makes Christians appear foolish and concedes the epistemic ground

Please Stop Saying Faith Is Belief Without Evidence 00:06:08 – 00:07:09

Mike explains the rhetorical and theological consequences of accepting this definition.

If faith means belief without evidence, then 'reasonable faith' and 'Bible thinker' are oxymorons — a view skeptics explicitly hold. Mike says skeptics 'win by definition' when Christians accept this framing. The solution is to test the definition against Scripture and the dictionary.
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Please Stop Saying Faith Is Belief Without Evidence @ 00:06:08

2019-01-16

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