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Do You Think God is Real? | @RussellBrand @JordanBPeterson · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  The more of you that I inspect, the more of you I see you
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  reflect. The more I try it.
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  Raise your lips. The.
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  More the mask. You wear the greatest seek out
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  your voice. My ears soak off with noise.
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  You show and tell me the greatest sees reaping.
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  Hello, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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  are watching and listening to the Brett Keene Show.
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  When you have a chance, check out my international radio
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  station, GOD TV Radio and I think a lot of you will enjoy
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  it. I've recently posted a couple
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  shows on my radio as well as Rumble.
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  I did a about a 45 hour long video showing off a CGI of
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  Evolution, The Origin from abiogenesis through evolution
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  and How humanity supposedly came into existence, how life started
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  all together. It shows everything from the
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  world allegedly forming and and what was hitting the earth and
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  all this stuff. And when I watched it and I
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  narrated to it, I just kept thinking every five seconds
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  through that it was a joke. It was ridiculous and it is
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  however, what a lot of atheists and agnostics believe happened,
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  although the only thing they have the base set on is the same
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  thing I was watching, which is cartoons, illustrations, CGI and
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  whatever some scientists or video editor comes up with with
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  special effects. Because the truth is, we can't
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  really observe any of the things that they claim happened.
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  That's why it's called the evolution theory.
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  Just like The Big Bang theory, we can't observe the singularity
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  or the expansion or explosion, whatever you want to call it,
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  and how the universe actually reacted to this.
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  When they say that the universe used to be really hot or it's
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  going to be really cold and all this, these are all guesses.
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  And you can of course claim that because it's a scientist, saying
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  that it's somehow is more important whenever a scientist
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  gives an opinion than a layman. But really, who cares?
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  I mean, if there's no evidence that can actually be provided.
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  One of the things that I was watching a video recently, this
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  is called Do you think God is real?
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  And it's got Jordan Peterson and Russell Brand, and they're
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  talking about the reality of God.
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  I've been noticing that a lot more philosophers and even
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  scientists are starting to take the concept of God more
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  seriously. But that's not really a shocker,
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  because for since the beginning of mankind, anybody that was
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  considered a philosopher or a scientist usually held to the
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  idea that there was a God. It's always been that throughout
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  the centuries there's only been like a a handful of people who
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  are considered credible or have any validity whatsoever that
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  have claimed to be non believers.
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  Literally a handful. Even in our last century, if you
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  watch videos and shows and all that, it's, I mean you got
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  Jordan Peterson, Russell Brand, Ben Shapiro, and a lot of
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  extremely intellectual people who are very articulate.
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  And then you've got all these scientists and then you turn
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  around and you look at who the atheists are.
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  And literally the only atheists that is on the Internet right
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  now that people can look at without disgust is someone like
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  Sam Harris. Most of these non believers,
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  they don't even look like they take care of themselves.
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  They don't even look like they're most of them are
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  admitted that they didn't even make it through high school who
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  are out there claiming this. But they got this thing about
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  them where, you know it's kind of like it's kind of like
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  whenever a loser relates and identifies with a bunch of
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  losers, they all kind of correlate with each other.
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  They work with each other, kind of like gangs and stuff.
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  You see how gangs are, You got a bunch of losers who are getting
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  whipped up on and and they decide to find other losers like
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  themselves in order to try to help each other whenever they're
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  getting their ass slapped around.
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  It's basically like there's the dumb groups and there's the
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  intelligent groups and you can tell who's got the credibility
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  and the actual validity. And it just so happens as the
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  people that believes in God. I've heard non believers say for
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  years that religion is about control.
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  It's about keeping humans in line.
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  It's about scaring people into doing the right thing.
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  Why would anybody, let's say that there was some truth to
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  that. Why would anybody at any time in
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  history ever think that it was needed that fear be put into
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  humanity? Why do you think someone would
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  think that? For?
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  Why would someone basically say to themselves one day, let's
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  invent A boogeyman. Let's invent some kind of
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  invincible figure that can snap its fingers like Thanos and
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  destroy the entire universe. Well, the logic to me would
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  probably be that if you were to invent such a figure, it's
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  because something's so wrong with humanity, something so bad
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  about the behaviors and the moral compass of humans that you
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  felt that something needed to exist in order for humans to
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  stop being so horrible and so bad.
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  So when you think about it, whether invented or not, what's
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  the problem? If you're trying to get people
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  not to kill each other and you're trying to get people not
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  to hurt each other, and you're trying to teach people that
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  there's an alternative way that they could act, that we should
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  treat each other right or do good to each other and try to
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  build our society. And instead of being like a
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  bunch of apes out in the field with clubs beating everything
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  that moves, what's the problem? What's the problem with having a
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  little bit of control? Because when someone says
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  religion was made for control, well sometimes control an
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  organization isn't a bad thing. Not to me it isn't.
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  It depends. Is the control being used to
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  abuse people? Is the control used to organize
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  people to behave in a different manner, or work together or
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  progress? These are all questions you have
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  to ask yourself. Usually when non believers use
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  the word control they use it in a sense where they don't like to
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  follow laws or they don't like to be told what to do.
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  That's one of the reasons why a lot of non believers are
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  nihilists or communists or people who gravitate towards
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  socialism. Socialism is basically a system
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  that says people are going to go out and work and then all their
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  money has to go to the people who are lazy or not doing
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  anything. That's why a lot of atheists
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  like that. If socialism were around right
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  now, we would have the same problem we had during Stalin's
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  issue, as well as a lot of these communist dictator atheist where
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  some people would just not work but they would still get paid
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  equally compared to the person who's working their ass off
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  constantly. It's not very good, is it?
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  There's a lot of kids and teenagers that really, really
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  like this idea. There's a lot of kids in the
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  universities right now. We're thinking, oh damn, that
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  would be awesome, living in a society where we just get
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  unlimited resources and we're given everything that we want.
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  I think a lot of people nowadays are starting to believe more and
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  more into the concept of God, and it's because of a weird
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  thing that has happened, a very unusual thing has happened
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  inhumanity that is causing people to gravitate back towards
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  God. Originally people were starting
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  to suggest it's stupid that you're an idiot if you believe
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  there's an Invisible Man that lives in the sky.
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  This was the idea. Mock it.
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  Blasphemy. Constantly insult the idea, make
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  it sound as stupid, as humanly possible.
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  But I think the more a lot of these young people who've come
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  from religious homes are starting to notice that the more
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  you take religion and God out of society, the more the society
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  starts to collapse. It's literally falling apart.
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  And now everybody, including a lot of atheists, are starting to
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  say, holy shit, it looks like we're living in the end times.
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  We're living in the end of the world, so not only do you have
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  religious people who are freaking out, but you now have
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  atheists. You got guys like Richard
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  Dawkins who literally was on video recently.
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  He said that he doesn't want to see Christianity go.
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  Bye, bye. Long time ago if you would have
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  asked him, he would have said, oh, religion's poison.
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  It needs to go, it needs to be ended.
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  But nowadays he's claiming to be a cultural Christian.
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  He's claiming to be a part of he likes looking at the cathedrals
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  and the churches, and he likes the beauty and the art and the
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  creativity that religion has brought.
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  He still holds stern to the idea that Islam is dangerous and that
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  needs to go, but Christianity? He wants to keep it.
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  He actually claims that he considers himself a cultural
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  Christian. He likes what Christianity
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  offers, and he likes the benefits from it.
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  And he knows that the philosophy actually teaches atheists to get
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  along if they were to have any belief whatsoever, and that even
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  if they didn't accept God but they accepted the philosophy,
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  that's what he's going for. Atheists are running out of the
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  the mockers. Atheists are running out of
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  people who are just spitting a bunch of trash.
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  Atheists are not seeking as much attention anymore in the media.
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  By attacking it in such a way. I think things have really
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  slowed down in that sense. I've noticed more and more that
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  people are starting to actually have respectful conversations
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  back and forth. Atheists and religious people
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  are starting to notice how we can actually be friends with
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  each other. We don't have to be on sides.
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  We don't have to be attacking each other.
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  I watch this video and I found it really interesting.
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  Obviously there's still people questioning if Russell Brand
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  really does believe in God or what is he doing exactly.
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  People aren't sure with him, but Jordan Peterson not so long ago
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  was talking about how important and relevant and significant
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  Jesus Christ is. Literally, whenever people ask
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  him what your thoughts on Jesus, he finds himself getting very
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  emotional. He start tears, start coming
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  into his eyes when he thinks of the sacrifice and the
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  destruction that happened to the Jewish people and also the
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  prosecutions persecutions that have happened to the the
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  Christian people and their faith.
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  So it is deeply affecting him the more and more he talks about
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  it. So yeah, that is really, really
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  what it comes down to. I think that a lot of people are
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  starting to see what would happen.
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  And the same thing, believe it or not, happened to Frederick
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  Nietzsche. Frederick Nietzsche was the old
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  philosopher died long ago who said that God is dead and he
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  tried everything he could to write out the system or this
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  idea of what a society would be like without God.
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  And unfortunately, he came to the reality that trying to
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  replace God and the morality and a bunch of other benefits that
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  God brings to not only our consciousness but our way of
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  living, it can't be replaced. Atheists and agnostics do not
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  offer anything in the place of God.
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  People need religion. And even if you believe in the
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  concept of evolution, even if you believe that you came from a
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  little poop ball in the lake, a snout on the rock, and you came
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  into existence, religion has been around since we first
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  acknowledged each other's existence and became self aware.
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  The concept that there's somebody out there or someone
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  who had participated in our existence that has been around
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  since the get go, even before it went long before the theory of
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  evolution, thousands of years before people came up with the
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  idea that humans were once lizards and fish.
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  So I think that with Frederick Nietzsche, he realized, he said
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  to himself, we can't, we can't replace it.
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  There has to be some form of religion and philosophy.
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  You can't just take out this philosophy and this religion
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  because this is a big part of our evolution.
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  This is a big part of the phases that we went through to become
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  the people that we are today. You can't, you just can't sit
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  remove it. It removes our character.
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  It's a part of our soul. It's a part of our our very
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  lives and the way we think and the way we're wired.
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  And Nietzsche could not figure out a way to replace that with
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  atheism or some kind of empty void.
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  People are always going to want answers.
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  Science will answer questions on how an iPod will work, and it'll
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  tell you some things about things that really don't
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  motivate in your life as much. But religion tells us what may
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  happen for us when we die. It tells us about why we have
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  meaning and purposes where science doesn't give us that.
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  It explains the natural world, but it doesn't tell you why you
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  are alive. It gives you a bunch of theories
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  and a bunch of, you know, hoopla, but whenever it comes
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  down to it, it doesn't have anything for you.
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  If it came down to the simple reason why we have morals and
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  why we're who we are is simply because some chemicals
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  accidentally mixed in a pond, well, let's face it, humans are
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  looking for a bit more than that.
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  Just like a child when told by their parents that that kid was
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  an accident, just a random incident where they were just
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  simply mixing chemicals, a kid would be very offended by that.
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  They could psychologically wound a child knowing that they were
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  never meant to be, they were never planned.
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  But if you tell the kid, mom and dad, we always wanted a child.
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  We desired that. And when we made love, it was as
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  if God gave us a gift and you're a blessing.
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  Something like that moves people.
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  Whether you think it's true or not, isn't really.
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  The important part is that what's important is that you
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  feel as though you're something in the universe, that you have a
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  place. I think a lot of people, they're
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  trying to find their place not only in the universe, but in
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  society and amongst their peers. So Friday 7:00 PM, I'm going to
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  be doing a live show. Everybody's welcome.
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  If you come in, please try to be decent and respectful.
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  We like to have fun. We like to shoot the shit and
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  everything like that, but we're not really.
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  Not really. I'm not a young man anymore, I'm
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  not a young chicken, so I'm not really interested in fighting.
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  I like to have good fun conversations.
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  I like to hear about people's day.
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  If anybody's done anything fun, watched a good movie, write a
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  good book, or what your thoughts are on God, as long as it's not
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  nasty and mockery or just intentional attacks, let's try
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  to have a good day. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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  God bless.