Matt Fradd

You'd have Peter and Paul maybe.

Well, Peter rather than Paul yet, but...

I think what's difficult for the Christian is it's a lot easier to tear down an argument or pick it apart than to build it.

It is.

I mean, if you were to ask me, what am I most certain of?

You know, I might say my own existence or something.

And then Hume and Nietzsche come along and say, I can't know this over.

But if I said something else, like I would say, oh, my producer Maria exists.

That's what I think.

You could pick that apart.

You could 100% do that, right?

Do it.

Like she was a dream.

She was a vision.

Or you thought you were seeing her or she actually, I didn't see her.

Like why, you know, it's actually kind of easy to pull apart.

Do you think that's part of why it was so difficult for Christians to argue with atheists is because here we are trying to build up this thing and all they got to do is go.

Yes, yes, yes.

I think this is why there was a redefinition of atheism over the last 20 or so years.

Because it seems, okay, if you ask the question, does God exist?