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In this intense debate, Cliffe Knechtle is confronted by a sharp Muslim student who challenges the Bible's internal consistency. She quotes from the Gospel of John to argue that it contains a contradiction—claiming it says both that no one has seen God, and that Jesus has seen God.

As the discussion unfolds, the conversation broadens into a powerful exploration of the deity of Christ, the nature of scripture, the evidence for God's existence, and how we evaluate history, belief, and reason.

Tensions rise as Cliffe defends Christianity not by blind faith, but with philosophical clarity, historical depth, and an unwavering focus on Jesus. From the reliability of the Bible to the uniqueness of Christ compared to other worldviews, this debate pulls no punches.

📖 Topics Covered:
✅ Does the Gospel of John contradict itself on whether anyone has seen God?
✅ Is Jesus God, or just a man claiming divinity?
✅ Should we believe in God just because the Bible says so?
✅ What separates Christianity from other religions like Buddhism and Islam?
✅ How can faith be based on evidence?

📢 What do you think? Did the student raise a real contradiction—or did Cliffe offer a deeper explanation that puts the pieces together? Let us know in the comments.

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📚 CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:55 The Alleged Contradiction in John’s Gospel
4:43 Faith or Hearsay?
6:31 Comparing Christianity to Other Religions
8:52 Is Jesus Historically Reliable?

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