I had a question: do you believe in intrinsic probability? It was started by Paul Draper, I think, and Swinburne uses it extensively. It has the problem of priors-basically, how do you assign the probability of a belief without taking into account any evidence whatsoever?
It can be applied in real life-like a sudden headache being simple dehydration (X) having a much higher prior probability than a rare brain tumor (non-X)-but for events that can never happen again and aren't observable (like metaphysical beliefs), how do you assign probability to them?

I wanted your take on it or a video if possible

Ah yes.. Mr. William Lowbar Craig.  One of the most dishonest intellectuals I've ever heard.

It’s funny how they claim to be Christians, Muslims, or Jews right up until you ask for evidence then they suddenly default to deism
pathetic 😒
Anyhow love you love your videos big fan ❤️

'Objective morality' is another christian delusion. Morality is subjective and totally dependent on personal assessment of what we think to be right and wrong. We cannot objectively measure how right or wrong stealing an apple is. Cultures from all over the world have different ideas about that. There is no moral-o-meter that gives us consistent and independent readings. Some might find that mur###ers deserve the death penalty. Others might think we should lock them up for life. The christian god thinks they can get away with it if they join his fanclub. So there are many different personal opinions about what we see as 'moral' issues. Which clearly shows that morality is subjective.