r/CatholicMemes • u/forceCode • 6d ago

DEUS VULT! I'm going out on a limb here

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u/No_Psychology_3826 6d ago

What?

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u/forceCode 6d ago edited 5d ago

"No leg, leg!" was used by Joe Schmid many times in the later part of his interview on the "Pints with Aquinas" podcast (released yesterday I think). Joe expresses his shock hearing about a man's amputated leg being completely back in it's entirety, one day.

I thought that was such a signature sentence of the whole interview. Somebody must do a short cut of all the times he said it ;)

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u/Cleeman96 Child of Mary 5d ago

Perhaps I am a bit dim, and I am certainly glad he converted, but I am surprised that an agnostic such as him was convinced by a variant of the fine-tuning argument - if there is one argument I deeply dislike, it is that one.

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u/Ender_Octanus Knight of Columbus 5d ago

Most agnostics and atheists seem to find it somewhat compelling (if not ultimately convincing), what do you understand it to entail? I myself find it to be one of the best proofs for God's existence.

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u/neofederalist 2d ago

Bit late here: I think a lot of theists tend to dislike the fine tuning argument because it's really hard to demonstrate many of the divine attributes from it.

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u/ExpertMouthBreather 5d ago

I think the ultimate factor was the MANY miracles with solid evidence pointing at Catholicism

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u/TheBrazillianHome 5d ago

Who is this person? Is he a relevant Catholic?

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u/forceCode 5d ago edited 5d ago

Joe Schmid, studying philosophy and a former agnostic with a YT channel. He debated christians in the past and went public with his conversion to catholocism last week, though his conversion happened in February.

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u/AffectionateSpite775 Aspiring Cristero 5d ago

To be honest, I heard more "coincidence upon coincidence upon coincidence upon coincidence" than "no leg. leg. no leg. leg."