I love debates. I like participating in debates. I like watching debates.

And I like debates because they will present two sides of an argument.

And often in debates, even in debates in which I participate, often both sides have something to contribute.

Usually there's a winner. Usually one side is a little closer to the

truth than the other, but at least you learn a little bit from both sides. Sometimes that

isn't true. Actually, sometimes there are debates where one side is just completely right and the other

side has no idea what it's talking about. And the former totally destroys with facts and logic

the latter. That is what happened in a debate

over the Bible and religion between Wesley Huff and Billy Carson. I was not really aware of

either of these people before I watched their debate. Wes Huff I had heard of before, but I didn't

know much about him. Billy Carson, I'd never heard of in my life. Everyone kept telling me, you have to watch this debate. It's a debate over the Bible,

the Christian religion, who God is, what Christianity looks like. I said, okay, that interests me.

Whatever, I'll take a look. I could not look away.

This was the most thorough drubbing I maybe have ever seen in a debate.

It's definitely up there.

Are you able to pull up a website with the like viewers or listeners or whatever,

be able to see that?

Most of that is oral history, correct?

Oh, it's all oral history, even the Bible.

Billy Carson comes in and he makes all sorts of wild claims that Christ, our Lord, was not crucified,

that God in the Bible is evil, it's narcissistic, it makes all sorts of wacky claims about angels getting drunk and I don't know, crazy stuff.

But he says he's got the goods. He's been talking about this for a long time.

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