Matt Fradd

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?

There seems to be three basic answers to that question.

Yes, no, or maybe.

Therefore, it seems that it'd be most appropriate to have three terms that would then be attributed to the possessors of each view, you know, theism, atheism, agnosticism.

The agnostic has nothing to defend because he holds no view.

And that's why in those debates with William Lane Craig, to circle back to that,

they would get pretty upset when he would try to go present something.

Like, give me your reason for thinking God doesn't exist.

And they would always say the same thing.

No, no, no, no, no.

An atheist isn't someone who affirms the non-existence of God.