Greg Koukl
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard Sep 2025
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And here's my suspicion, and I haven't quantified this across the board, all right?
Different people have different experiences by engaging different religious groups.
belief traditions, whatever.
But insofar as anybody's life is significantly altered by that thing, this to me is evidence that something is going on here than merely the belief.
If it's just the belief, you're back to Marx again and the opiate of the people.
That would be Karl, not Groucho, although it's not clear that anybody knows who those two people are anymore.
I'm just saying that to divorce all results from belief systems is a mistake.
I don't want to do that.
There can be a connection there.
Just because you can mislead somebody by telling them a lie and they can experience something emotionally doesn't mean that the other person who's experiencing something transcendent in their emotions – and by the way, for Christians, it's not just –
A high because Christianity is not a continuous high.
Even people who are suffering terribly as Christians in persecution, read Fox's Book of Martyrs, still have this strong sense of value, purpose, and security even so.
I'm just saying there's an evidential relationship between those.
It's not enough to just simply dismiss it because you can tell a lie and someone could have the same opinion.
Well, it turns out that Christianity has multiple factors of support and evidence.
Crucial, obviously, the crux, one might say, is the resurrection of Christ, the death and resurrection, because the theological significance of that is in the whole system, right?
But there are lots of other things, too, that are bearing.
And actually, I think there are people who have become Christians without having a robust understanding even of the resurrection or that.
So even though theologically that is the crux, I agree.
Yeah.
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