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“In addition to the confirmation bias and circular reasoning of the worldview-assumption filter, the Münchausen trilemma eliminates any natural way of reaching the truth. Every argument needs true premises, and those premises require an additional argument to prove them. The result is an infinite regression of unproven proofs.”

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Book:Exposing the REAL Creation-Evolution Debate: The Absolute Proof of the Biblical Account

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