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Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla
(Post 6448335)
The biggest problem is that the non-existant professor's argument was so illogical that I can't believe anyone would buy it, let alone thousands of students over many years. The chalk test does nothing to prove or disprove the existence of God (or Jesus). It breaks, fine. It doesn't break, great. If it had stopped in mid air prior to transforming into a life-size Jesus in an Adidas jumpsuit, we might have something.
This will get people to think about how inane this video/story really is.
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Good point. I think the premise is a little silly. I mean, if one believes there is an all powerful omnipresent God, why would he take order from some professor? Why would he break the chalk? That is not how it works, IMO. I believe God chooses to reveal himself to us in his own ways. Not when a man tells him to do it. |
