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Brett Keane Debunks & Refutes Atheist Flip Flop Accusations · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Remember when we shared everything back when the dollar
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meant nothing, just two kids with big plans.
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Never thought it would come to this.
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Start it small, start it honest. Then the money came.
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Call in, chase away that you move.
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Change the way that you talk to me.
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Can't even recognize you now Everything's different somehow.
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Used to text me all night. Now your assistant calls mine.
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Where's your car? Every dollar I stand.
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What's the wall? But sweet us can't even see.
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You through. All of this distance, every
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dollar I stand. What's the wall?
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But sweet us. Yeah.
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You changed. I changed that.
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Were both so different. So different.
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Remember splitting that last meal?
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Now you won't eat unless it's business.
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You should share all secrets. Now you've got NDA's for your
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feelings. Funny out.
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Paper changes People turn brothers into strangers.
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I see right through your facade. All that cash.
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Ranger plastic. Can't remember the last time US
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Obama Mama too busy counting them commas.
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Left your heart at the bank. Where's your soul?
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Every dollar I start. With the world that sweeteners
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Can't even see you through all of this distance.
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Every dollar I start. Well, hello ladies and
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gentlemen. My name is Brett Keane and you
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me whenever I'm doing my show. All right, so today we're going
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to talk about something that atheists have put me through for
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years. I don't know if it's that
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they're deliberately misrepresenting me or
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mischaracterizing me or it's just that they're downright
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stupid and uneducated. I really can't tell the
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difference. Some of them, they do come off
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extremely stupid and do not seem to comprehend where I come from
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on theology. One of the big accusations that
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are made is that they say Brett Keene is flip-flopped.
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He's been in Christianity a dozen times and then became an
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atheist a dozen times and blah, blah, blah.
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None of that is true. It isn't even close to true.
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Let me make the screen a little bit bigger for you all to be
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able to see some of this that I'm putting on the screen, and
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I'll get to the point of what you see on the screen in a
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moment. I was a Christian whenever I was
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a child. My mother, although she had
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mental illness and she was also disabled, she liked to attend
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church and I got educated from Baptist preachers, Pentecostal
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preachers, all kinds of stuff. Now you're probably wondering
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yourself, well, Brett, why did you, well, you know, attend all
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kinds of different churches and all that, even Catholicism.
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I've been in every kind of church that you can imagine.
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I even, my mother even took an interest in Jehovah Witnesses,
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Mormons, you name it. I've seen and been a part of it
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all, at least for a little bit. For some more committed was my
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mother to others, Well, eventually my mother got too
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sick to be able to take care of me and she lost custody over me.
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And the government came in and they took me as well as my
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siblings, and they put us in foster homes and residential
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homes and all this. We moved around a lot because of
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this. A lot of these foster homes were
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also religious based or spiritual, so I got to attend
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their churches. I wasn't invited.
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I didn't volunteer for it, but I was a kid and I was made to go
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and it was one of the reasons why my anger started to build up
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towards religion and the church and organizations like it.
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It this. Although I learned a lot about
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all these different faiths and what they were talking about, I
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also unfortunately ran into a lot of hypocrisy.
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I ran into a lot of bad characters.
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I ran into people who tried to manipulate me, take advantage of
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me. Some of them actually tried to
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physically abuse me and it made me angry.
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And then later on in my teenage life, I ended up questioning my
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position on is there a God? Is religion correct?
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But still, there's a God. There was a lot of things going
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through my head, and I think that a lot, there's a lot of
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atheists out there who probably had a similar experience, at
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least in the thought process category of what I'm talking
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about, where you were once a believer.
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You believed there was something out there, you just wasn't sure
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exactly how to describe it to yourself or explain.
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You just had this feeling that there was something that started
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it all. Every time you looked up at the
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universe or you looked at the sky, you were in awe whenever
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you tried to compare your own size and your own value to
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existence itself. Well, that's exactly what I went
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through whenever I was a young person.
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And for a while there I it took me a long time to give up on the
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concept of God and go fool our nihilistic atheist.
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It was actually a a really difficult and painful to make
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that move. Why?
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Because whenever I was a kid, God was a security blanket for
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me. And what I mean by that is I
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don't know if you ever seen Charlie Brown and Lucy and all
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that, but there's this little character in the Peanut Show
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where he carries around a blanket that makes him feel safe
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and warm. And that's how I kind of seen
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God whenever I was a kid. I was ignorant, I was immature
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in a lot of ways. I was smart.
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I was street smart and intelligent.
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But whenever it came to the concept of God, I seen God the
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way atheists kind of described him nowadays, as some kind of
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giant humanoid that exists in the cosmos, some kind of space
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wizard or cosmic friend who liked me and all that and cared
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about my life. And when you imagine that
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something like that actually exists, it brings you a lot of a
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lot of good feelings. It makes you not feel alone and
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being a kid that was jumping from place to place and having
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no real connection with my family, not being able to keep
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friends because I was constantly moving all over the place.
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That was the only consistent thing in my life was the concept
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of God and my weird little childish immature idea of what
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or perspective of what God was. Well, what ended up happened
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eventually is after tragedy after tragedy, after being too
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too many funerals, seeing too much suffering and watching the
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damn news too much more than any human being should watch and
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seeing things right in front of my observation of humans killing
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each other. I've actually seen people kill
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other people before. I've seen people hurt other
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people. I've seen people hospitalized.
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IA long time ago. Was forced into a fight with
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someone and I didn't intentionally mean to.
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I was defending myself and a friend of mine against a group
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of thugs, and I ended up hitting someone so hard that they ended
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up in the hospital and had to get their eye worked on.
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It's something I'll never forget.
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It's something that haunts me because I never had the desire
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to hurt or harm anybody. But that was an incident that
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happened. So as I became a teenager, I
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looked around on the Internet when the Internet was finally
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something that actually existed or was accessible.
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At the time, I was using a slow modem and I was trying to figure
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out what I was who, who was I. I wasn't just trying to figure
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out what faith or religion I should be a part of.
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I was trying to figure out me. I was trying to understand who I
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was as a person, what my identity was, who do I want to
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be at this point in my life? I hadn't made so many terrible
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mistakes. I still had different directions
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I could go, and I wanted to build on to that, to be the
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person I wanted to eventually be.
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Well, so I ended up giving up Christianity, but it was a
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struggle. There was a moment where I held
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to this idea that maybe there is a God, but he's just not
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interactive. So I didn't know what a title
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for that was. When you're a teenager, you
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don't know all the fancy words that they use to describe things
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like that. So I looked into the Internet
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and I found out that there was a concept called deism, which
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means that basically there is a God, but he's off busy watching
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reruns of The X-Files to do anything about the earth.
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It's like he got the ball rolling and then walked away
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from it and let humans basically be the insanity of their own
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invention. That was all fine and dandy, but
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I kept on running into people who claimed to have spiritual
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experiences, people who claimed to experience miracles, people
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who said that God actually worked through them and changed
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their life. Well that doesn't coincide with
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Deism if if God is actually doing this and there's millions
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of people on the planet who are claiming this which aren't.
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If you look on the Internet there is literally millions of
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people who are claiming these extraordinary things have
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happened to them. Some people claim they died and
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seen visions and returned. Some people claim that through a
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dream they get were given revelation, kind of like some of
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the figures of the Bible. There were people who said they
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could have died had they not heard a voice in their head that
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told them to take a left instead of a right, which they had
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planned on going down the road that would lead to their death
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or endless suffering. So deism wasn't fitting.
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Why is it that there's so many people, although there's
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hypocrites, and although you have to weigh in that there's
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insane people who see things that aren't there or hear
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things, you have a choice. You can either say, sure, there
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are some crazy people out there. There's even people who will lie
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and manipulate just so they can fill collection bowls.
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But there's also people out there that are for real.
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They're sincere, they're good people, and they're not trying
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to play anybody out and they're not asking for anything.
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In fact, they're the type of people that would get the shirt
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off their back. So I had to really step back on
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that and say, OK, so maybe God is interactive.
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He's just not interactive with some.
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And this took me down a really bad Rd. because it made me
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believe that God might favor some and not love everybody.
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I started thinking, why is it that this person over here has
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all this good stuff happening and then they're a total
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asshole? Why is it that some women will
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bring children into the world and then throw the baby's body
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into a damn dumpster for rats in the freezing cold of winter, but
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another woman who is a Christian woman who wants a baby, wants to
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be a mother? She can't, and it's killing her
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and her husband. These things did not make sense
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to me. I didn't understand why terrible
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people got good things and why good people got horrible things.
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So I would go back in that Bible and I would read and I would try
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to figure out what is the deal here.
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And then you start reading passages like It Rains on the
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just and the Unjust. You read passages about how
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almost every hero, every person who was close to God or
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associated with God or spoke directly to God would eventually
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end up dead or having everything taken from them.
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The book of Job is a perfect example of a man who did
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everything right. It even says right in the 1st
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chapter he was upright with God, yet everything was taken from
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him. In the end.
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He eventually got even more back, but still the fact that
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there was a moment of feeling of betrayal or abandonment or the
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fact that you're a guy or a woman who's bending over
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backwards, doing everything that you think that is right in your
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faith and still being crushed under foot like a serpent.
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It's devastating. And it's a lot of people that
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have had to go through that. So there's, oh, I understand
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that a lot of atheists out there, you don't think this
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deeply about it. You don't care.
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You look at religion as some kind of storybook or or some
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kind of characters in a comic book like The Avengers or
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something. So you don't care enough to
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actually take the time to say I want to look into this.
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I want to see if there's any redeeming value to this
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philosophy or the stance or position.
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But as a non believer, I had this unique desire and ambition,
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at least for myself, to want to know what was true and what was
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right. And to be fair, I don't believe
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a lot of you actually care. I don't believe that there's
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some religious people that actually care about the truth
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about God. I think there's some people
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where you're like me when I was a child, you just wanted a
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security blanket. And maybe you're like me.
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Whenever I was having my bad atheist days where I just didn't
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care. Sometimes I just didn't care.
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I didn't want to hear about it. I didn't want to take the time
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to look. There were days where I was like
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that, but there was other days where I hungered for the truth.
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I hungered for the facts, and I was willing to walk into a
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lion's den in order to be able to find it, even if it meant
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that I was going to bleed or be bitten in the process.
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So after a lot of looking, I realized that in God's way, He
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helps everybody. I believe that simply because
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God exists is the reason why all of us exist, and that in itself
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is a miracle. We wouldn't be breathing right
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now if God didn't breathe life into US.
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I started realizing when I started looking at the little
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things in life and on all of its purposes and reasons that these
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are all miracles. It's just that we take it for
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granted. We don't cherish the little
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things and the fact that we actually weigh things and put
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them in contrast and compare things and say this is what
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we'll value is a big thing and what we value is a little thing.
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It's one of the reasons why we screw ourselves up so bad.
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It's also one of the reasons why a lot of our relationships in
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life don't work out because we say this person is better than
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this person or this person's a better friend than this person.
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And we don't just take people as they are, as the human beings
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with the flaws that they have. I think that's one of the
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reasons why Jesus says that we should love everyone and try to
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do unto others we want done unto ourselves.
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There's people out there that I completely condemned in my heart
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and in my mind, and then for some reason I give them an
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opportunity and they end up proving me wrong and showing me
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that they're a lot better than what I gave them credit for to
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begin with. It happens, it happens, and
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there's some people who've done the complete opposite.
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So then I looked in the pantheism, and pantheism was
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something even nowadays, I adopted him to my Christian
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faith. I believe that pantheism and
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Christianity actually coincide. This may bother some religious
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folks out there. It shouldn't if you pay
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attention and actually read. But it's the belief that the
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universe and God are identical. Divinity is inherent in all
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things. If you think about it, in order
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for God to be omniscient everywhere at all times and all
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knowing, then he would have to be all around us.
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And it makes sense that God is God and the universe are an
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extension of one another. The very fact that there is
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existence in creation, I believe that God is part of all of it.
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He's the beginning and the end, the alpha, the Omega.
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I think that God repeatedly tells us in the Bible that he is
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what is being explained in pantheism, that He's connected
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through all things. He's actually a part of us.
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He's within us and we are within him.
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That's how it's described biblically.
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So I get the impression this is how he knows us all the way down
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to our very hair and DNA and genetics.
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This is how He knows us even as we're in the womb and knows us
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whenever we're in our grave. So I adopted pantheism.
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That's something I've held on to a long time.
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And I believe that you can be a Christian pantheist.
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You can say, Yep, that that works.
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I also believe that you can adopt some philosophy from other
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religions is where some Christians out there, unless it
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has the word Christian branded, darn it, they won't accept it.
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Sorry about that. I got a a bone in my throat.
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They won't accept it unless it's actually branded Christianity or
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they can find it in 5 minutes in the Bible.
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But pantheism is definitely a view that I hold whenever it
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comes to the concept of God. Some Christians don't believe in
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The Big Bang. I believe in The Big Bang.
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I think that it's a terrible word used for it.
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The description of The Big Bang is God creating space-time and
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matter. Science says that it came from
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nothing. Obviously that's illogical,
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that's irrational, and it's not. It's something Einstein would
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have laughed at, thinking that people were stupid enough to
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view anything at all scientifically coming from
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nothingness. So pantheism?
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I suppose you could actually argue in a way Deism for some
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might make sense because you could say, well, God interacts
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with some and God doesn't with others.
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But I don't believe that's the case.
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I believe that God can actually control time.
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And I think that when we, let me put it this way, this is going
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to be weird for people. We live the existence in a
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linear pattern. What this means is everything
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for us is a forward event or experience, all right.
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But for God, if you were to imagine him being a figure and
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we are inside of a simulation or a monitor, or we're inside of a
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screen and God is on the outside of it, for him time has no
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contrast with the time that's going on in the monitor.
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Like for instance, have you ever played a video game where maybe
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* Field or Fallout or Oblivion or Skyrim, and it seems like it
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turns day and night really quickly.
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Time passes very quickly and fluently in those games.
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Well, imagine that you are the figure that's within the game.
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Time moves for you, but for God, he can pause it anytime he
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wants, put in cheat codes, mods and plug insurance and do
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whatever the hell he wants at any given time.
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And if he doesn't like what the hell is going on, he could
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actually return to an older save.
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I know some religious people. They just said they're going to
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go, what the hell are you talking about, old man?
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But I, yeah, I think that it's actually set up in such a way
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where just because we think something horrible or a tragedy
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happened, do you realize that the world could have ended 100
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million times already? That the end of humanity could
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have happened a billion times over, but God could have easily
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just went back in time or recovered the save and went back
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and changed something that happened and you'd never know
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because you're always looking forward.
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You don't know what is actually around you, what is happening in
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the past. Sometimes your vision is so
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narrow you don't even know what's going on in the present.
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But God can control and affect the universe at any time.
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Isn't that neat? Imagine that you died 10,000
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times but God wasn't wanting you to be dead so he could just
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simply replace or re change everything that happened within
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that event to make it to where you do now.
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Some people might think that's insane but you need to realize
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how does God know everything? How can he understand things?
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If he does know everything then surely God would know how to
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exist in the past, present and future.
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He claims to be the alpha mega beginning and end.
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OK, so let's let's move on. If anybody wants to talk to me
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more about that, we can get into that.
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That's a topic I could go on for months and years about.
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That's something I thought about.
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Did you know that there's a religion out there that actually
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coincides with religion and atheism at the same time?
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And you're probably thinking, how is it possible they're the
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complete opposite of each other? Theism is about believing in
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God, and atheism is about lacking the belief in God.
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But there is no God. Well, according to this
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religion, I forget what the word was, it's got this really big
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fancy word to it, but it goes like this.
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God created the universe, but how he created it was the catch.
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This is the thing that really will blow your mind, that at
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some point in time, this powerful being created the
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universe by destroying itself and its essence and its remains
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basically, through cosmic dismemberment, actually created
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the entire universe. All of its parts, all of its
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life, all of its power and energy was what constructed the
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universe. However, in doing so, it
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actually killed God permanently. Now this doesn't quite coincide
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with Christianity, obviously, because Christianity believes in
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a God that can return back to life.
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But this religion believed that God actually sacrificed himself
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permanently so we could live like a mother with cancer who's
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pregnant, where her last push is to push you into the world and
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give away her own existence in the process.
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And then that religion, unfortunately there is no heaven
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or hell. It just simply claims that when
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you die, you become a part of the universe and therefore
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becoming part of the ancient remnants of the God that created
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you. Whoa, right.
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I know there's no way to prove that religion to to have any
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facts or history behind it because, well, that religion
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doesn't have a Bible. It just has a strange story that
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somebody came up with a while back and there's no people that
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witnessed it or recorded it because it's simply a creation
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event story and that's it. Who came up with it?
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I'm not exactly sure. I didn't look that far into it.
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It was extraordinary, though. So Malpheism, that's something
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that I adopted for a while there, and it all really came
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down to the concept of evil, the question of evil, and also why,
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if there's a powerful, loving God, would he allow terrible
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things to happen in the world? And all this because in reality,
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whether some people want to face it or not, on either side, the
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world has a great deal of evil in it.
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And the Bible doesn't shy away from admitting that.
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The Bible says that the the devil himself runs this world,
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and the devil's obviously running this world into hell.
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So Mal Theism says it's the belief that God exists but is
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benevolent or indifferent causing suffering.
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Maltheism. Also there's a form of maltheism
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where people believe in God but they hate him.
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That's not my view. I don't hate God, but I did hold
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the view that God is actually the proponent and one of the,
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well actually the number one component and cause for
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suffering and pain in the universe.
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And the reason why I'd come to that conclusion a long time ago
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was because if God is the creator of all things, then
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surely he's the creator of although we want to give him
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credit for all the good that happens in the world, we also
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had to give him credit for the bad.
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But I started realizing that the way God designed the universe in
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life, if there wasn't no pain and there wasn't no evil, then
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we wouldn't have no contrast to be able to know what's good.
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If we didn't have darkness, we wouldn't understand light.
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If we didn't have light and then bring in darkness, we wouldn't
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be able to know the difference and be able to comprehend it.
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In order to really comprehend love, you have to be able to
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feel it. And if you have feelings and
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you're going to have the consequences of a broken heart
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if love doesn't pan out for you. So there's consequences to every
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beautiful, wonderful thing that we have.
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It could be as simple as you love your mother, you care about
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her with all your heart. One day she dies and it becomes
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something that makes you have a nervous breakdown or snaps.
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Maybe you have a wife and she's the most beautiful Angel on the
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planet, but then one day she betrays you.
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One day she dies. There could be a number of
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things that go wrong. And although it was the greatest
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love in the world, that was also your greatest pain, you see.
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So it's really hard to one, if one wants to just scratch the
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surface, it's easy for a religious person to be a
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mouthiest, but if you dig into the meat and the gravy and drink
30:23
some of that milk and everything, you start realizing,
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oh, there's some meat here. There's, there's good reason why
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God allows a lot of the stuff that happens.
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One of the worst things that atheists and religious people
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hate most of all is the concept of death.
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Nobody likes the idea of losing their loved ones.
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But what would happen if we were immortal?
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What if somebody like Stalin or Adolf Hitler was immortal and we
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all had the capability of feeling pain?
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Could you imagine being tortured forever and ever on the earth in
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your physical body? You wouldn't want that, would
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you? We already got somebody that
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does all that and that's called Satan.
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Unless you're an annihilationist, which I still
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adopt A lot of those views. An annihilationist to someone
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who believes that when you die, if you are naughty then your
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soul gets absolutely disintegrated.
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Annihilated. You will be eternally destroyed.
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You will be eternally out of the presence of God and the only
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logical way for that is possible is for you to be non existent.
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It's really weird to look at the Bible and have it to where it
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says God will not know you. Well what does God mean when he
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doesn't know you? The only way God cannot know you
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is if you don't exist anymore. As if he kind of deleted your
31:51
data off of his hard drive to where you just simply don't
31:55
exist anymore. When I say not exist, I'm not
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talking about a future example of you simply going away.
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God is literally making it to where everything that happened
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within the existence or compartment to the universe is
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gone. Your birth, your death, Your
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parents won't even know they parented you anymore.
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That's scary, isn't it? If you had brothers and sisters,
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they won't know who you are. It will be in the minds of all
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angels and all living sentient spirits and souls that you never
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even existed. So for those out there who think
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that annihilationism is the easy way out of hell, think again.
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That's scary, ladies and gentlemen, to never have existed
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at all. To be completely destroyed.
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And the other problem is some people out there, I know you
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don't like yourself and you hate yourself and you probably think
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daily or, and how you wouldn't like to exist and maybe that's a
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blessing for you. The problem is, is although God
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destroys your soul to the point where you don't exist, I don't
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know how long it takes for that process to go.
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I don't know how much suffering is involved and how slowly the
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process is for you to be completely wiped out of
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existence. Maybe it's at the snap of a
33:28
finger, maybe a wink of an eye, or it could be millenniums of
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your soul disintegrating and you feeling every single bit of it
33:40
before you go into nothingness. Who knows nihilism well.
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Found myself in that it's hard to be an atheist, lack of belief
33:52
in God and deities and not become a nihilist.
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The nihilist rejects any inherent meaning, value, or
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purpose in life, often tied to skepticism about morality or
34:04
truth. The nihilist says there is no
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right or wrong, there is no purpose for life, there's no
34:10
purpose for love, there's no purpose for anything.
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It's just to the nihilist, everything is solid bar
34:17
theology, everything is just a fantasy.
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You're here, then you're gone from cradle to the grave.
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Nothing matters, nothing has value.
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You have no soul, and even if you did, it wouldn't matter kind
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of thing. But when you're an atheist,
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that's pretty much where you're. If you had any logic or
34:37
rationality at all, you know that that's where you're
34:40
heading. You're heading into nothingness.
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You're heading into a territory where your own parents, your own
34:48
loved ones, your own wife, your own babies, your own children
34:52
have no value in the universe whatsoever.
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And since your love for them is subjective, that doesn't matter.
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And since love itself is subjective, that doesn't matter.
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That's where atheism leads, and that's one of the reasons it's
35:07
so dangerous, and it's probably one of the big reasons why many
35:11
of you out there will eventually take your own life.
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That's a hard way to live, ladies and gentlemen, People
35:18
need purpose and reason. We've been wired genetically.
35:22
Science will tell you this. We need those social bonds.
35:26
We need to connect with each other.
35:29
We need to be able to work as a species together for the
35:33
betterment of humanity. If you don't, and you live the
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solitude, walking through the wastelands by yourself type of
35:41
deal, it's going to get lonely. It's going to make your mind
35:45
sick, and it's going to darken your heart to the point where
35:47
you're not going to know what direction you're going.
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And will it even matter if you got there?
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You see, Islam, monotheistic religion, following the
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teachings of Prophet Muhammad and the Quran emphasizing
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submission to Allah. I look at Islam the way Gandhi
36:07
looked at Christianity. I'm fine with some of the
36:11
teachings in the religion. I'm just not fine with its
36:14
followers. And that's how Gandhi looked at
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Christianity. He respected and admired Jesus
36:21
Christ, but he didn't like some of the followers.
36:25
And I completely understand that.
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I'm fine with that. I think that a bunch of radicals
36:32
hijacked that religion and they turned it into a terrorist
36:36
group. I think it's disguised as a
36:40
religion of peace, but it's actually a group of people who
36:43
want to take over the world by any means possible.
36:47
They don't care how many of their own people die in the
36:50
process, and they sure as hell don't care how many of us die
36:54
while they're trying to meet their agenda taking over the
36:56
world. And to be fair, ladies and
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gentlemen, I don't give a damn if anybody out there wants to
37:03
take over the world. All's I ask is, can you do some
37:06
good for it? Can you do better than what's
37:08
already happening if that's your agenda is to take over the
37:12
world? I go with Jesus on this.
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What's the point of owning the world if you lose your own soul
37:19
in the process? Why want a big giant landmass if
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you're not going to do something good with it?
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Unless slavery enriches you or something then sure I guess.
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Paganism is pretty much everything outside of
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Christianity, Islam, Judaism, the three Abrahamic faiths.
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I looked into all the stuff, ladies and gentlemen, and one of
37:46
the reasons why I did wasn't just because I wanted to educate
37:50
myself. It wasn't because, you know, I
37:53
was just wanting to find the truth, which was always been
37:56
very important to me, but it was also because of atheists and
38:00
religious people. You people out there are the
38:02
blame for this. For me, getting into all these
38:05
different faiths and views and learning everything that I
38:08
could. I would hear atheists all the
38:12
time, tough Christians who Why don't you study other religions?
38:15
You know what? What makes you think your
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religion is right? Good question.
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So I studied all the other religions.
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I found their flaws and I found positive things about them and
38:26
the philosophy that agreed with my views on morality, such as
38:31
being kind and loving and and good and all that.
38:34
Even with all my flaws, I adopted them.
38:37
Everything that you see on the screen right here, I've adopted
38:41
a lot of the views. That's why I find it odd when I
38:44
hear atheists say, Brett, you flip flop, you change your views
38:48
all the time. No, I mentally and emotionally
38:52
and spiritually evolves. Not like you where you think you
38:56
came from a damn lizard or a mouse into a monkey.
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I'm saying that I actually upgrade as I go along.
39:05
As I learn more, it becomes absorbed into my psyche and into
39:10
my spirituality. I adopted pantheism.
39:15
I adopted different philosophies that deists have come up with.
39:20
I even adopt some of the views and quotes and some of the
39:23
information that mouthiest of the past have put forth.
39:27
I definitely have accepted and approved a majority of the
39:31
teachings of Christianity. There are some things I'm still
39:34
challenged by which I talked to my Christian friends about and
39:38
privately atheism. I obviously took that into my
39:44
well-being for a while. Ladies and gentlemen, I was an
39:48
atheist for a long time. You all know that.
39:51
Whether you like what kind of atheist I was or not, I was
39:55
still one of them. And I obviously I also adopted
39:59
nihilism whenever I was an atheist.
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That's the reason why I talked about it.
40:05
And I really believe that it's not just a general perspective
40:09
that if you become an atheist, you will eventually become a
40:12
nihilist. I think that's the natural
40:15
evolution of the atheist. As far as Islam, I believe that
40:19
parts of it still hold truth and are connected to Christianity
40:24
and Judaism. However, I think that Muhammad,
40:28
Prophet Muhammad was a terrible person.
40:33
I really do. There's no way I will give any
40:36
submission to him. And I do believe that there is
40:40
some form of connection between Allah and God.
40:45
And some people argue that Allah and God of the Bible are the
40:48
same being because according to their book, Allah spoke to
40:53
Moses, Allah spoke to many different beings that are
40:58
mentioned in the Bible. Or it could just be that the
41:02
Muslims plagiarize Christianity and Judaism, stole some of their
41:07
views and then wrote a book about it.
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There's many, many different ways to look at it.
41:12
But whatever it is, I take it very seriously and I have not
41:16
stopped educating myself over the years.
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But at this point, ladies and gentlemen, I'm not so much
41:24
concerned about their whether their religion has any truth in
41:27
it or not. I'm to the point where I'm tired
41:31
of the way their followers act in modern day society and how
41:34
they affect culture and how they ruin and destroy the lives of
41:38
many people. And no, it's not just Islam I
41:41
worry about, it's atheists and Christians and people of all
41:45
these different faiths. I have listed here where I'm
41:47
keeping an eye on your ass. Some of you out there are awful
41:52
and you're destroying this world and you're hurting a lot of
41:54
people. Some of you are great and
41:56
wonderful and you'll be in heaven one day.
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I'm just being honest with you. Pagans, everything outside of
42:05
the faiths, as I put it. These are folks who really get
42:10
into nature. They really feel as though the
42:13
essence and power comes from the earth, that we're connected
42:17
through everything. It's very, it's a lot like the
42:22
views of Indians and it's definitely, and I'm talking
42:25
native Indians and it's also shares a lot of views that you
42:29
would hear if you looked into Buddha or Buddhism or India
42:35
religions. India has a lot of lot of
42:38
different faiths and religion. I couldn't intend lifetimes be
42:42
able to study every single faith that they have.
42:46
But the ones that I have looked at and I can see a lot of the
42:49
similarities. So when you have atheists out
42:52
there saying, oh, how come all the religions are so similar?
42:55
Because God interacts with all communities and all groups
43:00
around the world and has been since the times of the ancient
43:04
people. So I expect them to have similar
43:07
views. I expect them to have beliefs
43:11
that there's a higher power in God, and I wouldn't be in the
43:15
slightest shocked or surprised to find that they all together,
43:20
at some point in time, adopted each other's views and ideas.
43:24
This wouldn't surprise me. It doesn't hurt my faith in God,
43:28
It actually makes it stronger. It means that from the beginning
43:32
of time, mankind has always had a relationship with something
43:36
greater than himself that created the universe.
43:40
That doesn't make me go, oh, yeah, they're all copycat.
43:43
But who did they copy from? Where did it all come from?
43:48
And that's the question that atheists cannot answer.
43:51
And they don't take enough effort to even try.
43:55
So ladies and gentlemen, flip flop means that you stopped
43:59
thinking one way and then went to thinking another way.
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Do you really think that I ever stopped thinking about the
44:06
philosophy and views and arguments that atheists made?
44:10
Do you think that I ever just completely said, Oh yeah, I
44:14
don't know what it's like to be an atheist anymore?
44:17
Do you really think that I somehow locked off mouth theism
44:23
and all these other different views?
44:25
This is just a handful of some of the theologies and views that
44:29
I looked into and adopted a lot of ideas.
44:33
We could be here all day if I were to go stringently into
44:37
this. No, all these different views
44:43
have some similarities, and they also have some great things that
44:47
could actually help you in your actual life.
44:51
All of these things lead to a moral compass, but there's also
44:57
a lot of fraud. There's a lot of lies and
45:01
there's a lot of nonsense and there's a lot of mythology.
45:05
That's up to you to be able to figure out what is fact and what
45:09
is real and what is just nonsense and gibberish.
45:18
Christianity to me, one of the reasons why I direct my faith
45:23
towards a lot of its teachings is because Christianity has the
45:28
strongest case. It has the history, it has the
45:32
Bible, it has the geology, the geography, it has the cosmic
45:38
answers, it has everything and then some.
45:42
It has archives of the lives of thousands of people all the way
45:47
up to the point of Jesus. And then beyond.
45:50
These, other religions don't have it.
45:52
Maltheism doesn't have that. Deism is just about is God
45:56
interactive or not? Pantheism just describes the
45:59
properties of is God part of the universe and extension or what
46:04
Islam is. As some people say, It just
46:08
simply rehashes what is already in Judaism and then places it in
46:15
its own book with a couple new prophets.
46:18
And then there's atheism and nihilism, both mentioned in the
46:22
Bible, by the way, those who are godless, those who don't care
46:26
about anything, those who do evil, even their group is
46:30
involved, and Satanist, which I've looked into them as well.
46:36
And you all know that because you've seen my live shows on
46:39
Spotify. I've actually interacted and did
46:43
shows with Satanist leaders and Reverends and Satanic priest.
46:49
So yeah, I understand them quite well and I don't disrespect
46:55
them. I don't give them any kind of
46:57
trouble, and they know that I share with them the blessings of
47:03
Christ. But they're going to do what
47:06
they're going to do. They're going to roll the way
47:07
they roll. If I get to help anybody at any
47:13
time, that's great. So again, let me repeat it.
47:18
Flip flop means that you've changed from one view to
47:21
another. Does it actually sound like I
47:24
changed my views from anything? I still have the same thoughts
47:29
process about atheism. The only thing that's changed
47:32
about it is I think that atheism is wrong.
47:35
I still know all my arguments. I probably know.
47:39
I probably have forgotten more arguments than you could
47:45
actually know. And this is the same with all
47:49
these different beliefs. I haven't flip-flopped.
47:52
I simply adopted. I absorbed, I consumed, I
47:57
brought it into my soul, I analyzed it and I basically
48:06
built a foundation and I move forward.
48:09
That's why I'm God, TV, radio. That's why they call me the
48:13
Great Black King, because I'm not narrow minded.
48:18
I'll look into anything and everything.
48:21
I want the truth, not just for me, but for you.
48:26
I don't want to be giving you a bunch of gibberish and a bunch
48:29
of false information or false hope.
48:32
I want to be able to give you the truth as I find it and as I
48:35
know it. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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I hope you have a blessed day. I hope you enjoyed the video.
48:43
This will be up on my radio station as well.
48:46
God bless. Remember when we shared
48:59
everything back when I dollar meant nothing, just two kids
49:04
with big plans. Never thought it would come to
49:08
this. Start it small, start it honest.
49:13
Then the money came. Called in.
49:15
Chase away that you move. Chase away that you talk to me.
49:21
Can't even recognize you. Now everything's different
49:24
somehow. Used to text me all night.
49:29
Now your assistant calls mine. Where's your car?
49:32
Every dollar I stand with the wall.
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But sweeters.