Christian Won't Admit A Statement Is True Or False

I talked to "kalev," a 25-year-old Christian who opened with "it just comes down to faith" and then spent the next hour proving he meant it. I handed him my best-possible-timeline argument and asked him to reject a single premise. Instead he rejected the law of excluded middle, decided "either it is or it isn't" was a "false equivalency," ruled that time is too incomprehensible to have a yes-or-no answer, and informed me that logic is subjective (though he couldn't tell me whether that was objectively true.) Somewhere in here he affirmed that God can lift the rock he can't lift, and by the end he was yelling loud enough that I think he mistook volume for a rebuttal. Timestamps: 00:00 – Faith Can't Justify Itself 05:30 – The Best Possible Timeline 10:50 – Morality From Pure Logic 18:19 – Just Reject One Premise 25:16 – Either It Is Or Isn't 35:54 – True, False, Or Neither? 45:26 – The Unliftable Rock 57:31 – Is Logic Even Objective? 1:03:22 – He Completely Loses It Join the conversation: Is "logic is subjective" self-refuting the second you say it out loud? Can you reject the law of excluded middle and keep anything at all? And did he actually answer the timeline question even once? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! If you enjoy philosophy, ethics, and theology, make sure to subscribe and hit the notification bell. Join my Community on Discord:   / discord   ^^ Saturday Reading Group! We're currently covering "On Virtue Ethics" by Rosalind Hursthouse. #Atheism #Debate #Logic #Christianity #Cosmology #AllegedlyIan #Philosophy #Theism https://linktr.ee/allegedly.ian