Here’s the episode where we take the shiny armour off the “Christian case for God” and see what’s actually underneath. We walk through the popular moves one by one — “necessary being” claims, God-of-the-gaps dress-ups, the BGV theorem waved around like a wand, the “DNA is a code so there must be a coder” leap, and the Hilbert’s Hotel party trick about infinity. We also get practical: why logic, morality, and consciousness don’t need ghosts; why “atheism is blind faith in randomness” is a cartoon; and why saying “God did it” tends to end inquiry instead of sharpen it. Expect clear definitions, testable standards, and a Mystrikal through-line: subjectively chosen aims, method-objective evaluation, and a naturalised sense of awe — our kind of “spiritual” that never asks you to switch your brain off. By the end, you’ll have a clean, portable toolkit for spotting special pleading, category errors, and arguments from ignorance, plus a calmer way to say “we don’t know yet” without surrendering curiosity.

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