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Wednesday, May 6, 2020

A Top Calvinist Answers Objections By Top Anti-Calvinists


Calvinist Guillaume Bignon interviewed and responds to the objections given by his anti-Calvinist friends Leighton Flowers, Tim Stratton, & Braxton Hunter.


French Calvinist Philosopher Responds to Critics [3/28/2020]
https://youtu.be/rP2BWwC9M3s

(Part 2): Guillaume Responds to Leighton Flowers, Tim Stratton, & Braxton Hunter. [5/2/2020]
https://youtu.be/mX6IvrmFUos

A critical review and fairly comprehensive refutation of“Human Freedom, Divine Knowledge, and Mere Molinism”by Timothy A. Stratton by Guillaume Bignon [or HERE]





The three critics joined together to respond to the first video on their respective channels. Part 2 of Bignon's interview occurred after the following videos were post. So, if you want to watch the videos chronologically, watch Part 2 after watching the following three videos below.

Determinism refuted Biblically [4/3/2020]
https://youtu.be/oSMJRTghRtM

Determinism Refuted Theologically [4/10/2020]
https://youtu.be/w7qcmZ-cO_M

Determinism Refuted Philosophically [4/17/2020]
https://youtu.be/sjIMbNnaG94













Sunday, February 2, 2020

Matt Dillahunty vs Inspiring Philosophy: Debate Review


Braxton Hunter reviews the debate between atheist Matt Dillahunty and Christian InspiringPhilosophy [AKA Michael Jones]. Hunter exposes the tired schtick of Matt Dillahunty using his personal skepticism to evade all evidence for God and to claim that the theist can't win the debate merely because he's  not personally persuaded. As if his personal persuasion were the mark by which we can tell who won a debate. I've collected some of InspiringPhilosophy's videos on Divine/Theistic Quantum Idealism HERE.


Matt Dillahunty vs Inspiring Philosophy: Debate Review

Original Debate:

DEBATE: Dillahunty Vs InspiringPhilosophy | Are There Good Reasons to Believe in God?