Maher said that he was "on that page" in terms of viewing Jesus as a moral philosopher, and went on to echo Thomas Jefferson in that respect. "That doesn't mean that I have to accept that a dove flew down and banged his mom," he added. This reflects a broader discussion about faith and historical figures and suggests Maher sees value in moral teachings separate from divinity.
Alberta mentioned his own faith had strengthened through his research on evangelicalism, stating, "You do suspect at a certain point that some of these people use 'evangelical' or 'Christian' more as a cultural identity than a doctrinal, theological identity." This shows a conflict in the evangelical community between identity and theology, leading to contradictions.
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