I know you want it, but you don't need that one killer argument to prove God's existence.

Dr. Logan Gage is next.

Hello, and welcome to Focus the Catholic Cancer's podcast for living,

understanding, and defending your Catholic faith.

I'm Sikell at your host, and especially in this, it used to be called an age of sound bites,

but we're even past the age of sound bites now.

Now we're down to just tweets, you know, or just a little quips or

or tic-tocks or whatever, and everybody wants to have that one killer argument, that one killer

comment that's going to do the job, whatever we're trying to prove or whatever idea we're trying

to defend or promote. We'd love that killer one, and certainly those of us who believe in God

are susceptible to that. We see all this stuff going on. We see the level of the conversation

is often at a one sentence response to another sentence's level, and we want to have that killer

argument. Well, our guest today is the head of the philosophy department at Franciscan University

in Stubanville, and he says, stop it, you don't need that one killer argument.

There's something even better than that. Millions and millions of good arguments.

Here's what Professor Logan Gage had to say.

Dr. Logan Gage, the chair of the philosophy department at Franciscan University in Stubanville, Ohio,

thanks for being with us. Thanks for having me. I don't know if you're familiar with how things are

debated on the internet, but there's a lot of trying to destroy one another and have that killer

argument, that perfect comeback, and it turns out that between Christians and atheists or

believers in general and atheists, a lot of this goes on. So, since you're the chair of the philosophy

department at one of the most important Catholic institutions in America, I just wanted you to tell me,

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