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The conversation is calm to begin with. But the theist gets angry because Magic Skeptic won't let him change the subject. Things get worse when the angry theist tries to dodge the questions which reveal his irrationality. Ultimately, and unsurprisingly, this angry theist fails to defend his beliefs, getting muted in the process. In some sense, this is the oldest story in the philosophy of religion. There are countless anecdotes where an angry theist fails to justify his belief in God. These stories always go one way; the theist gets angry and tries to dodge questions which expose the fallaciousness of their views. Sometimes, the theist gets angry when asked simple questions like; do you have a good reason to believe in God? And that's precisely what happens in this case. The believer in God gets angry when challenged by some very basic questions. But why is it that this believer in God gets angry when questioned? Why is it that this believer in God tries to dodge simple questions? And worse still, why is it that this believer in God appeals to faith? Is faith rational in the first place? Or is faith in God reasonable? Join Magic Skeptic aka Dara McGrath and let's find out in another exciting episode of The Magic Skeptic Show!