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Do you believe Jesus Christ
can give us life everlasting?
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- I'd love to believe it.
- But you don't?
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No.
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Then you don't accept
Jesus Christ as divine, do you?
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Well?
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Jesus was a great, virtuous teacher.
His faith and courage changed the worid.
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Do you accept Jesus Christ as divine?
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Let me say... I have doubts.
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- That's blasphemy!
- Mr Babbitt, to doubt is not blasphemy.
1:22:55
When you say "blasphemy", you mean
"Don't dare disagree. Don't think."
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"Don't doubt."
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But Tolstoy, Darwin, Jefferson, Lincoln -
they had the same doubts.
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Then they'll burn in hell, too!
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Mr Eddington, in spite of
Mr Lefferts' confessed bigotry,
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I defend your right to publish these
articles. But give us equal rights.
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- Your reply'll be published prominently.
- Mr Eddington, I'm no writer.
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Now, Jim is brilliant and witty.
Uses words like a stiletto.
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He learned from Mencken, Ingersoll,
Sinclair Lewis, other atheists.
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- Atheists!
- But you own a radio station.
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Set the time. Half an hour.
Tonight? Tomorrow? Name it.
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Every day for two weeks -
half-hour in the morning and evening.
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- Just to answer this article?
- I don't intend to answer anything.
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You don't debate the existence of God.
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Jim, here, has spread
the poison of doubt and disbelief.
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Just give me a chance to spread the
gospel, to raise the banner of Christianity,
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to restore the faith he stole.
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Now, sir, I realise time means money -
especially radio time.
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Right.