“I’m an Atheist”

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

there's this argument that people encounter all the time yeah how do i know there's a god so my response is always do you believe in god most people say yes i said that's it you know good he says what if somebody says i'm not really worried about that yeah these are these are the arguments and uh it's an amazing sort of a thing i'm in the field a long time i'm in the field a long time and you have people say things like now you have them but i used to run an organization called ncsy long island high school kids and i'd have a ninth tenth grader 14 15 years old and say to me i'm an atheist i say you're an atheist you know there's no god that's right there's no god i said well have you ever studied classical philosophy

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1. 0:00there's this argument that people encounter all the time yeah how do i know there's a…
2. 0:31i'm in the field a long time and you have people say things like now you…
3. 1:02classical philosophy no plato aristotle no medieval philosophy thomas aquinas no modern philosophy um hegel uh…
4. 1:32one person read the review notes you know on the old testament i don't even know…
5. 2:03i said really he doesn't know if there's an abrasive i said he gets up late…
6. 2:35he's an atheist yeah an atheist an atheist means that you know something you can't you…
7. 3:06yeah time is relative i have relatives that never on time okay thanks for coming you…

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