50 proofs bonus #52: watch your minister, pastor, or priest
- Does the 'watch your minister, pastor, or priest' proof show that God is imaginary?
Continuing the godisimaginary.com '50 proofs' series, the reader (addressed as Ben in the audio) reads bonus proof #52, which claims ministers ignore four biblical prescriptions: private prayer (Matthew 6:5-8), a quiet life (1 Thessalonians 4:11), no wealth (Matthew 6:19; 19:21), and miraculous signs (Mark 16). The hosts rebut each point as out of context, note the proof wrongly elevates clergy above other believers, and judge it the weakest of the proofs — 'God is probably not imaginary.'
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