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Extraordinary Claims Do Not Require Extraordinary Evidence (Featuring Dr. Tim McGrew)

Carl Sagan popularized the slogan "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence." Skeptics use this phrase like a cudgel when arguing against historical miracle claims. But is this pithy slogan true? This is an excerpt from a talk by Dr. Tim McGrew of Western Michigan entitled "How to Think About Miracles." Dr. McGrew shows this famous slogan is too slippery and generally unhelpful. It is not a good argument against miracle claims like the resurrection of Jesus. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @testifyapologetics   Patreon   / isjesusalive  . You can also do a one-time donation at paypal.me/isjesusalive Original talk:    • "How to Think About Miracles" | Tim M...   See Dr McGrew's website for a host of helpful resources on historical apologetics: https://historicalapologetics.org/htt... See Q and A with Cameron Bertuzzi for more technical details on how to respond to this slogan and Hume's argument:    • Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extra...   Visit Tim's wife Lydia's awesome YouTube channel for more awesome arguments on why you can trust the Gospels:    / @lydiamcgrewchannel