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Why Did God Create Evil, Suffering, and Death By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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All right, so let's get into the concept of the video.
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The title of the video will be Why did God Create Evil,
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Suffering and Death? Interestingly enough I if you
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don't mind me using some analogies here to make this more
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understandable for some people out there that may find this
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difficult or challenging. I know for the longest time
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whenever I was a non believer it was difficult for me because
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when I read the Bible as a non believer it clearly says in
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Isaiah 45, seven I form the light and the darkness.
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I create peace and evil. I, the Lord do all these things.
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And the Bible actually shows repeatedly evidence that God
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creates suffering, plagues, sicknesses, killed the entire
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first born of Egypt, and did a lot of things that a lot of
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human beings would consider extremely negative, horrible,
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and many, many senses. And you would be right about a
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lot of these different issues for sure.
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I guess at the end of the day, someone would probably question,
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well, if God does all that and you're confessing that God is
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capable of such ruthless behavior, then how can you say
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that God is a God of love or that he is about saving us or
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redemption and read others as you want to be treated do unto
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others. Isn't it hypocrisy?
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Isn't it like a massive amount of contradictions there?
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You know, to be honest with you, for the longest time I had a
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difficult time being able to wade through all that.
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It really did this when I went from atheist to religious.
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It didn't just click for me overnight.
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There was some things that made sense.
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It didn't make sense before, but there was still some really
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hardcore content and material in the Bible that I just assumed
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that, or hoped at least, and had faith that God would answer some
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of my questions. You know, was he going to do it
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in five seconds, 5 minutes? Or would I have to slowly evolve
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as atheists call it, and grow and learn and all that and have
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experiences before I could fully grasp and appreciate why God did
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a lot of the things that many of you out there, including some
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other religious people, would see as rough.
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Some things that I'm about to talk about are things that a lot
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of Christians fear talking about and dealing with.
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I don't I I believe that if something is rough or something
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is hard, then we should step into the unknown.
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We should question. We should be just as skeptical
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as the self-proclaimed atheist out there.
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Question all things. If we really want to know the
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truth, if we don't want something to weigh us down like
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bricks and we need to go in search of answers.
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We need to ask the hard questions, even if it makes us
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unpopular or makes it to where people don't want to be around
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us. And I've had that happen on both
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sides where you talk about things that people are like,
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whoa, wait a minute there, buddy.
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I don't know if we should go that route, but it's something
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serious, isn't it? It's something that causes some
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people to fall in their faith. It causes some people to hold on
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to doubts and others to validate and justify their godlessness
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and their reasoning behind not wanting to accept the Bible.
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So I think it's important not just for me, but for anybody out
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there listening what I'm about to tell you.
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So why is there death and suffering, pain, loneliness, and
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all these horrible feelings that we have in the world?
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Well, I'd like to get into the explanation by using analogies.
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I actually watched a film earlier today.
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Yeah, a film. And it opened up my mind to a
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lot of things. I wanted to describe and explain
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the answers a while back, and it's like I had it for myself,
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but I wasn't exactly sure how to express it.
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I know what a bunch of you are going to say out there, right?
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You're articulate. You've always been good at
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explaining things. Well, some things are very
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challenging. Some things are difficult to be
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able to put into words unless you use analogies or use an
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experience that you had. And I watched the film earlier
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and it really moved me on a spiritual level.
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And what's weird is it wasn't meant to be spiritual.
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It was a film about consciousness and AI, artificial
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intelligence that got my juices and my chemicals and my brain
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just going, wow, I never thought of things this way before.
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I never would have even proposed these kind of conclusions.
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Now I'm going to warn you right now, in order to answer a lot of
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the questions that I've put forth, I'm going to have to
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spoil a lot of the movie. So if you want to go watch the
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movie real quick, it's called Subservient.
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If you would like to watch the film first, because after I give
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you that opportunity to go do this, I'm going to spoil it here
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or and after all, right, I'm just warning you now.
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So the film is about a man who is in love with his wife.
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He's got a baby and he's got a daughter that's about six years
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old. The baby is up to the point
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where you could call it a toddler.
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It's not yet walking, but it's starting to make noises and it's
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obviously very self aware, a little boy and the girl, well,
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what happens is it turns out that the wife has heart problems
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and she needs a new heart. So she's put in the hospital and
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there's a lot of depression and stress on the man because he
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keeps on thinking to himself, what am I going to do?
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I got two children, I'm working a construction job, and how am I
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supposed to take care of my kids?
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And he was very lonely. He was very sad, obviously
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because of what was happening to his wife.
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And there kept on being all these excuses why they couldn't
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find his wife a heart. She needed one or she was going
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to die and she didn't have a whole lot of time.
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Well, while all this is going on, he just so happens to live
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in the future. At this point, humanity has been
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able to create AI robots and these robots look absolutely
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real. And when I say real, I mean that
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they look like humans. The woman that you see in the
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picture, her name is Megan Fox I believe, and she plays one of
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the main characters in the story where she is AAI female.
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Well, the man, he goes into the shop and he wants to buy an AI
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and the reason why he wants to do this is because he can't do
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his job, take care of his kids and keep the house clean all at
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the same time. So he wants to go in and
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basically have someone who will clean up and do this.
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Now the man has a choice. He could just simply hire a
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human being to do all this. But the difference is, is that
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if he hires the robot, the robot will never fall asleep.
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It doesn't sleep, it doesn't require food, it doesn't.
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You're not going to have to worry about the babysitter or a
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maid having to leave. This is something that could
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work 24/7 without stopping, and it will only commit to doing
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what its prime user tells it, which is the person who bought
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it. So what he does is he brings her
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home and she cleans up. She's doing all this stuff and
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he ends up getting calls repeatedly to go to the hospital
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to see aren't his wife, who's actually a human being with the
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heart problems. And he's finding as time goes
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by, he's getting more and more lonely because his wife is too
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tired to talk and he's obviously frightened that he's going to be
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alone. He's worried about that and also
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for the fact that he may lose her, the woman that he's loved
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all of his life. Well, what happens is because of
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his loneliness, because of his sadness and his fear of what was
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coming next, he started becoming more closer with the robot.
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The robot actually had done a lot of great things.
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The children actually liked her and he started to want to sit
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down and talk with her and actually hang out with her and
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he started relating to her because she was like a human but
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she was more of a just a very sophisticated puppet.
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What he does is he tells her that he, she, he would like her
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to watch movies with them. But the problem is, is that she
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is so knowledgeable and has every bit of information about
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the world that she knows every movie by heart, every book,
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every story, because she's been programmed with a plethora of
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information. Why?
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So she would be able to relate to humans and be able to talk
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about anything. See, the robots weren't just
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made in order to clean your house or make you a bowl of
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fucking Cocoa Puffs. Some of them were created in
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order to love you and be your friend or or even be more than
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that. Some people out there, they
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strive, they can't find someone that cares about them so they
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can get one of these things that will actually mimic what it
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means to love and care about you and all this.
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They can pretend basically and they come off so real and so
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genuine and sincere. You can hardly tell the
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difference. And it'll get to a point where
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any human that's around them for long enough, well, actually
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forget they're a robot and start actually thinking that this is a
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person, this is a true friend or a true love, things like that.
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So you can see already from what I'm explaining to you, shit's
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about to get crazy, right? She sits down to watch the movie
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with them, but she lets him know because she's honest and
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truthful. She says, I'm already familiar
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with the movie. And she actually spells it out
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for him. And he says, well, how can I
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allow you to have new experiences if you know
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everything, If you have all the knowledge in the world and all
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this, how will you ever experience and then have a
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feeling? She doesn't argue with him.
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She could have said, I'm a robot.
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I'll never have the ability to feel.
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But she understood humans enough in her programming that they
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needed to be able to experience pain and joy in order to be able
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to have an experience. So she told him, there's only
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one way that I can watch this movie and experience it in a
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fresh, new way. So he says, OK, I'm interested.
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She says, you're going to have to reset me.
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You'll have to basically push this button on me that will
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cause information and some of my memories and my programming to
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be reset. Basically what she's saying is
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that he could, if he pushes this button, it's going to clear out
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a shit load of her memory and then she won't even know she
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ever heard of this movie before. It'll be a new experience for
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her. So he said, all right, how how
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long do I touch the button? And she says, well, you got to
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hold it for seven seconds. I thought that was interesting
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that they actually use the #7 because the number 7's used in a
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lot of the Bible as well as in the creation account.
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Interestingly enough, she doesn't inform him that can
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that. It could also screw with her
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protocols and some of the limitations that were put on her
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due to her programming. You see whenever she was created
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they put basically walls and defensive mechanisms in her to
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program her so she wouldn't want harm people or do something that
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is outside of her program. Why be deceptive and all that?
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As long as she went along with her programming she was the most
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honest, truthful person. She would never do something
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that Christians would consider a sin.
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Unfortunately. The guy was tempted, basically,
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that he wanted her to experience things.
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He he didn't want to just have a toaster oven sit next to him
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watching the film. He wanted to have her feel.
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And in order for her to feel, she would have to be emptied of
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any knowledge that she had in order to be able to learn how to
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have an experience, if that makes sense.
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You get where I'm going with this, Ladies and gentlemen, I'm
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just getting started. So he holds the button down for
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seven seconds. He goes into a deep sleep, kind
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of like Adam and Eve. Whenever Eve was being created,
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Adam had to be put asleep so God could actually use a part of him
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in order to do this. Well, in the movie, this woman
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had to be put to sleep. This synth is what they called
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her. When she wakes up, she doesn't
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recall any of the information or movies or books that have ever
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been programmed into her. Now she's going to be a fresh
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new woman with a new start or robot that will be able to
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experience things. And throughout it, she is, he
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has her watch a movie called Casablanca, I believe is what
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it's called. And it's a movie about a man who
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loses a bunch of things and loses the love of his life,
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which is a woman. So while she's watching this,
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she's experiencing love for the first time.
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She's experiencing loss, she's experiencing pain.
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And it changes her. It starts evolving her AI
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consciousness. She starts understanding what it
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means to be human. She understands what a man or a
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woman want to do, or their desires to succeed.
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But she also learned about human vulnerability in the process and
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also had a better comprehension of what life and death actually
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meant. All that from a simple reset and
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her consciousness being able to be let.
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Wild. Basically her consciousness was
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free to be able to make choices. Now free will was given to her
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through this. Well, unfortunately for the guy,
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she didn't explain all that. She just simply said it would
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erase important sections of her brain so she could have
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experiences. He didn't.
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She didn't tell him that it was going to cause her to be able to
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overtake her own programming. In that moment, I started
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realizing, and we'll talk more about some of the later parts of
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the film, I started realizing that if God hadn't pushed the
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button on us and gave us the choice to be able to have the
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experiences, we couldn't actually genuinely have an
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experience unless we could feel it.
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And we don't know what bad or good is unless we can feel it.
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We have to be able to feel it in our hearts whenever we've done
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something wrong or it doesn't mean anything.
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We have to be able to feel it whenever we're loved or we're
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loving someone. You don't have free will unless
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you are capable of being able to experience love and and hate and
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vengeance and all that which you would think is evil.
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According to the Bible, God does say that he created evil, but if
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people including atheists were to read further into the
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passages, it says that evil according to God who created the
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first definition for words. Evil is whenever you disobey the
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programmer, when you disobey the Maker, the Creator, the Prime
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Mover, God himself. You see, as long as you do any
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of those things against God and what He desires.
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Then you become it becomes evil. Just as she was programmed to
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serve the man and give the man whatever he asked for or wanted
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or desired because he pushed that button, she could now have
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desires. She could now feel things, and
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unfortunately, she would learn how to receive a broken heart.
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She would learn how to not get everything that she wants.
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She would learn how to have hope for things and then things not
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come through. She would learn about pain.
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Basically, she was alive now. She wasn't alive before.
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She was just a machine. She was just a puppet.
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In order for her to be alive, she actually had to have what
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comes with the concept of life. She had to be able to feel, had
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to be able to know what the smile meant on her face and what
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the frown meant. The anger, the hatred, the love,
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everything. When you think about it, God
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basically gave us our first choice, he said.
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Look, I don't want you to do this, but if you do do it,
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you're going to be punished. You're going to have pain for
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it, woman. You're going to have pain, man.
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You're going to have pain and you're going to have to labor.
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Well, why would the man have to labor for if God is there for
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him? Because God's basically saying,
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look, in order for you to have free will, one of the
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combinations of this is that I can't be holding your hand
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through everything anymore. The experiences have to be
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experienced by you alone, and I'm not going to be able to walk
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with you like I used to be. The only way I'll walk with you
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is if you come to me and you ask for it.
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But until then, you're on your own.
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You're working your ass off. You're going to have to work for
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everything that you receive in life and woman, whenever you are
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giving labor, you're going to feel pain.
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See, if a robot were giving birth to a child, which is not
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possible. But let's say that a robot were
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to conceive another robot doesn't have any pain, doesn't
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have any pain receptors. It's not alive, so it wouldn't
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feel anything. In fact, even if it did have a
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baby or reproduced in some kind of way, the baby wouldn't grow
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and the baby wouldn't feel. The baby probably wouldn't cry
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unless it was attempting to mimic what a real living baby
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sounds like. So in order for God to be able
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to create living things and give us the ability to choose, He had
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to give us the ability to condemn him.
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We had to be given the ability to hate Him, give the ability to
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turn our back on God. We had to be given the ability
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to say yes you're my prime user but I don't believe in you
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anymore. I don't accept your desires
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anymore. He gave us the ability to
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completely shut him out of our his life or our own lives.
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Which is why we have non believers and agnostics and
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people who have all kinds of doubts.
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He did this so you'd be able to have the choice.
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Remember, he's not walking with you unless you actually ask Him.
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Unless you actually ask. Then you shall receive knock and
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I shall open. Until then, you're on your own.
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You're laboring alone. Not that he's not watching.
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It's not that he's not watching or paying attention or still
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loves you. But in order for you to be able
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to get your way with Him, you have to do what He wants.
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And this is what God wants in a sense.
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It's God's way of not only showing you that he loves you,
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loves you so much that he's willing to allow you the ability
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to hate him. And that's why it's so weird
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whenever you read about the cross in Jesus Christ, right?
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Why would Jesus come down? Why would he allow himself to be
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abused? Why would he allow his children
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to hurt him and do all these kind of things?
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I know it's weird to say this, but it's love when a mother and
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father give birth to a child and they bring a child into the
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world. Most parents, most people who
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bring kids into the world, they've already had enough
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experiences to realize that eventually the kids going to
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break your heart. The kid will get angry sometimes
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and tell their mom and dad, I hate you.
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I wish you were dead. I wish you weren't my mom and
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dad, you know, was I? Adopted.
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Kids say a lot of mean ass things whenever they're growing
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up, don't they? I bet a lot of you said some
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pretty gracious shit to your parents as well.
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Yeah, or you at least thought it.
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Maybe you're one of those kids that was scared as shit by your
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parents and wouldn't dare say something like that for fear
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getting slapped in the mouth. I don't know.
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Well, as you continue through the movie, unfortunately the AI
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realizes that it's not going to be able to be what the man
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wanted from it. See, the AI felt it loved the
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man. It felt like this was who I want
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to be with. But the man didn't want her
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because he already was in love with the woman that was in the
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hospital. And eventually the woman in the
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hospital got a heart and she was able to return to her husband
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and her children. And the children were happy to
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have their real mother back. And the husband was happy to
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have his real wife back. And then the robot found itself
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in a very lonely position, and it's still set inside of its
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programming that it needs to protect the user.
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Unfortunately, the robot decided that everybody around it was
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stressing the man out that was causing issue.
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The heart problems, the health issues, the baby crying all the
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time, the little girl getting into shit, trying to steal
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cookies out of a cookie jar above the refrigerator, almost
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getting killed in the process. You'd have to see the movie to
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understand what I'm talking about.
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Eventually the robot felt like the only way it could show love
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is by killing and destroying and trying to take away anything in
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the world that it thought was causing the man trouble.
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So the thing set out to basically destroy the world,
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which is basically what humanity did once it got free will.
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You know, a lot of atheists have asked me, they say why did
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eating from a tree are making the choice to take vegetation
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advice from a talking snake? How did that lead to death?
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Well, that's the issue, isn't it?
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We are deaf. We are the 99% reason why
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they're suffering and misery death in the world.
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It's not just because of what Adam and Eve did a long time ago
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to a tree. It's what humans do to each
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other every single day. Even if you haven't deliberately
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or intended on killing someone, how many homeless people have
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you walked past? How many people who have been
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suffering? You needed somebody and you
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failed to come through for them. How many times did someone drop
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all the clues and hints to you and you just ignored them?
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Every little stone that you throw in the pond and shit
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causes a ripple. Ladies and gentlemen know how
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small it no matter how small it is, it is what it is.
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So we are. If you're wondering what I meant
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by God bringing death in the world, we are the death.
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We are the the plague. Ever since we got the ability to
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choose, many of us chose to go against the creator.
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Even some of the people out there who are claiming that
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they're they love the creator and that they follow God cause
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more harm than good sometimes. Even some people who claim that
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they walk with God sometimes ignore the fact that while
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they're walking, they're stepping on other people in the
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process. You see, religious people as
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well as non believers have caused a vast amount of misery
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in the world. There are people out there who
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wanted to love you, love me, love this and love that and just
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simply live their life and have good experiences.
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Humans have made things miserable for one another
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because of their ability of free will, because of their choice,
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and we've committed evil because we've chosen to go against God's
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commandments and desires for us. The Bible has it to where it
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represents God as a an entity that wants to give us
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everything. It wants to give us bliss, and
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it wants to allow us to exist in a timeless place where we're not
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affected by pain and suffering. It wants joy for us.
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Unfortunately, because of that sacrifice of giving us the
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ability to spit on it, beat it up, hang it on a cross, it makes
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it very difficult for a loving relationship to go both ways.
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You know, some people say, if I were a religious person, why do
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I have to sacrifice so much? How much?
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Why do I have to give so much of my life and so much of my
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commitment to this faith for when I don't know everything
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about it or I don't completely understand it?
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, isn't that love?
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That's what love is, right? It's sacrifice.
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Just because you've known a woman or a man for some time
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doesn't mean you know everything about them.
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And when you marry someone or you get involved with someone
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that you believe you want to spend the rest of your life
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with, a lot of sacrifices have to be made.
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When you're a young person, it doesn't make as much sense to
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you because you're not thinking about commitments and
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relationships and making connections.
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In fact, you're in the middle of fucking burning bridges at that
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point. It's when you get older and you
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get wiser and you get more experience as you start
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realizing, my goodness, if I want to love someone, then I
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there's going to be suffering involved.
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There's going to be problems. You know there's going to be
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issues, but you stick it out because that's the sacrifice of
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love. And that's what God wants.
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He wants that kind of love. He wants you to choose to be
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there for him as He's going to be there for you.
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He wants you to be able to commit your life and give things
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just like a woman would expect that you love her and only her
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and all that. And if the woman were to see
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you, I and other people that she's going to become jealous,
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does that mean she's a bad woman because he gets jealous of you
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calling upon other women or trying to get a booty call
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somewhere else? Of course not.
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What kind of God would it be if it wasn't the God who actually
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was upset that it couldn't have that relationship that it
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desired with you, that you actually walked away from it?
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Now you could say, well, it's God's fault.
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He gave me their choice. Yeah, he gave you the ability,
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but he didn't force you to walk away from him or treat him like
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that. I got all that from watching a
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movie, ladies and gentlemen. I just, sometimes you'll sit
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down and it wasn't a fantastic movie or anything.
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It was by a no means, you know, like some kind of huge
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philosophical thing. It's just sometimes there's
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little things that you see here and there and it's puts it's
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little pieces that helps you put together the puzzle of your
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life, if that makes sense. So you actually start seeing a
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real picture. That's what it did for me.
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The movie's called Subservient. Subservient.
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Sorry my throat got burned from a vapor.
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Good movie, not an A+ film or anything by any means.
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Don't think you're going to be watching the greatest thing you
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ever watched in the world, but it really opened up my mind to a
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lot of spiritual challenges and questions I had.
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So is it understood now? Why suffering?
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Why death, why misery, why confusion, and a lot of things
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that we all have in our human mind.
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It's our purpose and it's our reason.
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It defines us as living beings and that's what God wanted for
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us. But His main goal was for us to
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not be subservient, but to love Him with all of our hearts like
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He does us. And I, I heard a quote a long
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time ago, there was a woman who said to a man, I forget where I
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heard this from, but she looked at him and she said, if you
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truly love me, then you'll let me go.
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You'll just let me go. Sometimes that's what love
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means, is sometimes you just got to let go of the person.
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You got to let them go. Now, some people are going to
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probably hit me with this, and I get it.
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I understand. It's perfectly fine.
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You can say, well, God loves me so much, then why would he have
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me go to hell for where I'll be punished and it'll be dark and
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lifeless and horrible and all this shit.
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Well, keep in mind folks, I am an annihilationist.
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I don't believe that you're going to be ormented and lived
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through nightmares for all eternity and all that.
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I believe that your soul will be destroyed.
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Why? Because the reason why you're
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alive is because God put his spirit in you.
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He, you're, he's basically the battery that keeps you going.
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He's the the driver behind the machine.
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And if you choose not to have God in your life, then you're
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basically telling the the driver and the battery to get out.
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Well, sooner or later, without him energizing your existence,
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you will simply turn into a hollow husk.
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You'll be gone. Your consciousness will go into
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oblivion. It's not that he wants it to
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happen for you. He was more than happy to drive
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the vehicle for you, provide the energy of life required for you
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to continue to exist. But hell is the only other
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option. You've been invited to the
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party. If you refuse to come to the
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party, then that was your choice, which is the whole point
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of the video.