Do extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence? Jonathan McLatchie vs Jonathan Pearce
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'Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence' is often used as a maxim by skeptics against modern miracle claims and Biblical miracles.
Christian apologist Jonathan McLatchie and atheist blogger Jonathan Pearce debate the 'prior probabilities' involved in miracle claims and the evidence for the resurrection.
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Released on 14 Jan 2022
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