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God Magic | Miracles | Atheist Water Evolution | What Religion is Right? | By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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God has to believe we are magic. Nothing can stand in our way.
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Has to believe we are magic. Don't let your aim in the street
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and before you survive destiny.
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Hello ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett Keane and you
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are watching and listening to the Brett Keane Show.
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I hope you're all having a blessed day out there.
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Just yesterday I did a live show with a former raging atheist and
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also had some other people on board and we had some really
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good conversations. So if you'd like to be a part of
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that and make some new friends, I do a show every Friday, 7:00
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PM usually. When I put a public link out and
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people can come in and you're probably saying to yourself,
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well how am I supposed to remember though, Mr. Keen?
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Simple. You go to my front page where
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I've got my store tabs, my community tabs, my members tabs
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where people can join and you're going to see that all of my
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shows are scheduled. This means that you can see it
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right on the front page and click notify and then you'll get
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messages from time to time telling you.
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Hey, the show's about to start. Shows going to happen today,
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That kind of stuff, so you're good to go.
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Well, I figured I would recap on some of the things that we
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talked about last night, and I also wanted to answer some
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important questions that people have asked.
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I've gotten a lot of questions. People go to my international
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radio station, listen to my music, listen to the tunes I
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play and listen to me talk. Which I do quite a bit.
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That's what it is. It's radio.
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But what's neat about it is you can actually some of it.
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You can actually watch videos on your phone through the radio.
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That's pretty cool, right? Yeah, that's why we call
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ourself. God, TV, radio.
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Well, on this thing, I get a lot of people who ask me questions.
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They call in and they're like, hey Brett, what's the deal with
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this? What's the deal with that?
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Some people want to know about drama, some people want
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spiritual advice. Some people just want a friend
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to talk to so they can, you know, get out their pain and
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suffering or, you know, just chill out for the day and have
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somebody to talk to so they're not alone in the dark quarters
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of life. Well, one of the things that we
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talked about last night in the live show which I found to be
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quite interesting, the former raging atheist Mr. Knock.
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He said that he brought up this idea that he thinks in a way the
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very essence of life is in water.
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And he points out that the Bible speaks of water is being living
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well, apparently while he was talking to some atheist about
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it. You know how atheists are the
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critical thinkers? That they are filled with
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narcissistic rationality and logic only according to them
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about themselves. They basically made fun of him
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and they mocked him and all that.
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But what's fascinating about it is water is the essence of life.
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It carries with it the essence of life, as does the light from
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the sun, nature around us. Fulfills our resources and takes
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care of us, that nature makes sure that we have food, make
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sure that we have drink, and all these different things.
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I believe that the reason why nature exists and why all these
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resources are in abundance is because God created it.
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Now if you were to ask an atheist, where does water come
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from, they wouldn't be able to tell you.
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There are scientists out there who claimed that it's possible.
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To create little tiny droplets of water.
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But it's very dangerous. Like you could create a couple
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drops of water, and this is what it actually says on a science
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website. It says water is made of two
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hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
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The process to combine hydrogen and oxygen is very dangerous
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though. Hydrogen is flammable and oxygen
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feeds flames. So the reaction to create water
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often results in an explosion. Scientists have only been able
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to successfully, literally make a couple droplets of water.
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And unfortunately, one of the reasons why you don't hear a lot
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about some scientists in mainstream media is because they
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blow themselves up whenever they're screwing around with
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God's nature. Mr. Knock also believes that.
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He believes that the universe in some way is alive.
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And I also believe, as does many, many scientists out there,
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that the universe has the very essence of logic and rationality
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to it. I mean, if you think about it,
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how could logic and rationality exist?
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If we come from nature and we come from the universe, then
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there had to be some kind of rationality and logic to it in
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order for us to be able to inherit the attributes of logic
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and rationality. I mean, that's only logical,
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right? But there's a little catch
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there. And this is the part where the
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atheist punches himself in the balls is logic and rationality
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is always been an inherited system from that of a mind.
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So if the universe is logical, rational and carries with it the
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very essence of life, and although it had a beginning,
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that goes on forever. Unless you go with some of the
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speculation of theories of how the universe may end one day,
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then you have to carry with it the idea that God, period God,
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God is the very concept God is defined as the being that
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projected this, the very prime mover, the very one who ignited
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hydrogen and atoms and did all these things.
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There was a neat thing on a science website about 10 years
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ago that I read about where it said that supposedly while
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scientists were moving their telescope around in space and
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taking pictures and they didn't have as fancy as what they've
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got nowadays, but they ended up according to them, they claimed
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that they found an ocean of space, an ocean that was bigger
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than our planet. Just floating around in space.
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Not on a planet, not on any of this.
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And I remember thinking to myself, how did that happen
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without, you know, it being frozen?
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I mean, any movie you watch on television, even if you're not a
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big science buff, what happens whenever an astronaut takes his
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mask off in space? Or you're watching Star Trek and
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somebody's hurled out of the shuttle Bay, or whatever the
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hell that is? What ends up happening?
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They harden up, they freeze out in space, you know, they turn
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into a damn popsicle. So I'm thinking to myself, if
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that was true, that there was an actual ocean out in space, then
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why did it it not turn into ice or some kind of hard material?
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Why is this happening for it? Hey, honey, my wife just came in
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and brought me some coffee. Love you.
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Yeah, let me take a sip of that hot coffee real quick, ladies
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and gentlemen. So the point is, ladies and
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gentlemen, there's two deals here as far as water goes.
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The claim on our earth be if we were to go just science based
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and not throw any supernatural concepts of angels, God, demons.
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The cool stuff, right? If we were to put all that on
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the the back burner and just go strictly nature, Which, by the
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way, I'd love for atheists to try to define what nature
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actually is, I ask an atheist once and he goes, I think it's
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the shit that's all around me. Aren't you a clever intellectual
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giant champion? You?
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Kind of, yeah. It's everything that basically
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you can observe, but there's also trillions of things in the
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universe that are right in front of your eyes that you are not
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able to see because your eyes and your brain do not have the
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ability, the lens power to be able to see all these things.
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So if you're one of these narrow minded ass outside here who
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claim that you won't have faith in anything unless you can see
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it, well. You must have a lot of faith
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then. You must be a damn liar, because
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scientists say that there's trillions of things floating
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around right in your face and you don't even know it right in
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your nose. Things going into your body that
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you can't even see. And you only know that they
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exist when they start tearing your asshole inside out.
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The point is though, as I continue to go on, this sexy
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rant that I tend to do, ladies and gentlemen, is.
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Scientists do not know where water came from.
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They don't know. They claim that it would have
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took a great deal of power and ability and all that, and the
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only thing they've been able to come up with is literally a
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drop. That's it.
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And in doing so, they've blown themselves up.
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According to history, whenever they tried to create water,
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scientist killed themselves and blew themselves up.
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Blew up their dam, labs, and entire acres of areas trying to
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make water. If humans could create water,
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then we wouldn't have the water storage problems that we've had.
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You know how they're always claiming water is evaporating?
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It's. You know, going away because
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it's too hot in some areas or water stopped, wells broke or
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became contaminated and all this we can't drink out of the ocean
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because it's got salt in it and all that.
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And we've tried our dam, just haven't we?
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We've tried to create filter devices.
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We tried to create expensive ass machines to try to get the poop
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crumbs out of the water because some of you may not know this.
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But did you know that every water that you drink, no matter
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if it's that shit from some kind of factory that you bought in
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the gas station or directly out of your sink, that water is
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basically recycled? You know, every time somebody
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takes a peso or a dump, it goes up into the atmosphere and then
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it rains down. And that is basically what
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you're drinking. I know it's it's filthy.
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It's disgusting. But that's how the system works,
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and that's what humans have been able to do.
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It's one of the reasons why humans have died from a lot of
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water diseases and conditions and sicknesses, not because the
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water wasn't naturally wonderful at one point in time.
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It's because humans pollute the air, we pollute the water, we
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contaminate. We literally kill everything
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around us. And then in doing so, we kill
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ourselves. God provided everything we
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needed, but we have a tendency to repeat our history and fuck
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things up over and over and over.
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So where does water come from? When we read the holy Text, the
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Bible, and we read any of the religions out there, the big
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ones like the one of the Bible, the God of the Bible claims that
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he actually created water he used.
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The energy and the material of the universe and created water.
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That's the same way God also created humanity as well.
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It said that it doesn't say that God said Habaga Drabba or you
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know, spoke some kind of magic spell.
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Whenever he created us, he actually designed us from the
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materials of the earth. And then whenever he was
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creating the woman, he actually used the genetics and the
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material of man in order to do that.
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Now, anybody that knows anything about chromosomes or genetics
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and all that could understand why an intelligent, wise loving
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God would actually use the genetics of the human in order
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to create something that's connected to it in a way.
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Interesting, right? So does anybody ever?
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Before we get into more of these topics, has anybody ever ask
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yourself why is Genesis written like it is?
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Why is it you get a lot of nonbelievers who say man, the
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story is rough, God puts this tree out there, and then these
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two ignorant male and female, who are naked running around in
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the woods. They take vegetarian advice from
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a talking snake. Why the hell would they do that?
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And then the atheist, of course, will chuckle who you believe in
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talking snakes. And then I have to look them
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right in the eye and remind them.
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But wait a minute, you think you evolved from a snake and you're
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talking so you're dumb, right? You you got to be kidding.
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Are you actually trying to insult me when you believe that
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you're a talking animal? That's right.
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Atheists believe they're animals.
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They believe that they evolved from, you know, fucking crickets
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and frogs. And you know, as Alex Jones
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says, gay frogs and all this kind of shit.
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According to atheists, they are connected to everything in the
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world. And in a sense, even though I
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don't buy evolution, I don't buy that I come from an autistic
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monkey. I do believe that.
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Every animal and every human on the planet do have a cosmic
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background with one another. We're a cosmic family.
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Every life that is on this planet is a cosmic family.
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We are brothers and sisters and so on.
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We all come from the same source, and in that way atheists
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and Christians and many religions out there, in fact,
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can agree. We come from the material of the
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earth. We come from nature.
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The only difference between the atheist claim who thinks that he
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comes from inanimate objects and rocks and shit is that the
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Christian says, fine, we came from the material Mr. Atheist or
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Missus Atheist, but there was an intelligent designer that
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actually put the material together and guided the process
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and got things going. That's one of the reasons why
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there's so many religious people who are torn between.
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The creationism story and then the concept of evolution.
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Some people think, oh, I got to do one way or I got to do this
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way. There's only two options.
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And some people say, well, I can go with both and that's a that's
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a rant inside of itself. That's a that's a damn
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complicated belief. But some people got it.
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That is what it is. Some people actually believe
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that God created us. And then there was another
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creation, a second creation. And this creation actually went
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through the evolutionary process.
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Basically humans. There was one group of humans
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made by God, and then another group of human beings who were
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basically made to fail. They were the creation, and we
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were in the image of God. Strange stories, right?
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Strange stories. So one of the other big
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questions, and it's something I often get on my radio, it's
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something that a lot of religious people get, is how do
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I know what is the right religion?
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How do I know what the truth is? There's so many religions out
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there, and even within those religions there's thousands of
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different denominations are groups.
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And then you've got the David caresses and the Reverend Phelps
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of the world where they just go on making their own shit up as
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they go along, and then usually end up killing a bunch of
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people, including themselves when it's all said and done
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through some kind of huge explosions and fire and death
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and all that good shit. That's what you get whenever you
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mix a sociopath or a psychopath with any ideology or
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methodology. They'll always figure out a way
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to take something good or positive and turn it into a
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fucking mess. It is what it is.
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Or greedy people. Well, how do you do it?
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Well, I would treat religion the same way I treat the store
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whenever I'm walking in between aisles and I'm trying to find my
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favorite cereal. You ever been in the store and
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you're looking for Lucky Charms or Cocoa Puffs?
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And they're out of stock. Or there is some.
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But you also notice right next to the fucking Fruity Pebbles
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and the Cocoa Puffs are tricks or whatever it is that you're
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eating. And there's another brand where
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it looks just like the cereal that you like, but the
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difference is, is there's a little bit differences in
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ingredients. And it's not that all these
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generic cereals are bad or horrible or anything like that,
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but there's nothing like the original, am I right?
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It's the same with music. The original is always the best
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Led Zeppelin, Stairway to Heaven, always going to be
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considered a classic. Somebody's going to come along.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are going to cover it.
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And it may be good, it may be this, but it's not the original
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and it's not the source. And that's one of the issues
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with religion. So you got to kind of treat it
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like you're picking out cereal. Do you want the original or do
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you want the generic brand? And what is the original?
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Well, in order to figure that out, you have to kind of go
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back. When it comes to religion, you
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got to go back in time and look at history and look at what it
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is that mankind followed. Sure, there were religions that
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existed alongside Christianity and Judaism.
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Even the Bible says so. It says that there were pagans
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and people who believed in other gods and worshipped other
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things, right alongside people who were believing in Yahweh or
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Yahshua or whatever you want to call it.
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So that's not the issue. But how would you know?
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Well, if you look at some of the older religions when mankind.
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And I believe that whenever Adam and Eve were cast out of the
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garden and they ended up having children after children after
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children, and their children went on to, you know, fill up
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those geologies that we all enjoy reading about in the
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Bible, I think that lots of groups of people ended up
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spreading out. The populations broke off and
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people went in many different directions all over the planet.
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Now, if you're an atheist, you have to believe that's the case.
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Whether you believe in God or not.
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You have to believe that the origination happened unless you
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think that slime crawled up on the land and Japan and China or
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what would be known America. And then it all somehow
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compatible synced up and it all became humanoids like us and
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shit through evolution. Or do you think that the slime
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all created a couple people, you know, the Adam and Eve process
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of evolution and then boom, it went from there?
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And people and people and people, really.
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That's a good question. That's something that we all
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should think about. Those who believe in evolution,
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do you think that people popped up in different places?
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Do you think that, you know, different monkeys around the
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world did this or a certain kind of primate or whatever?
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Or do you think it all came from one source or several hundred
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sources? If you do claim to answer or
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respond to either one of those questions, I expect you to give
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me evidence for your claim. I don't want to hear your
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fucking Star Trek theories or fantasyland that you will
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attribute the science when it's not.
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So what I believe is that after God designed people and then
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people were banished from the garden, they began to populate
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the earth. And I think a lot of these
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people took their relationship and interaction with God, and as
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their language has changed and their children inherited those
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new languages as they moved along.
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And there's even a story in the Bible of the Tower of Babel, you
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can take a look at that, that'll give you a little bit more
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explanation. But I believe that everybody
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around the planet, they came up with their own word for God.
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You know, their families passed on the story of there was an
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interaction, there was this experience with grandpa, there
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was this and this and this. And back then, a lot of people
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weren't writing. They were passing on the stories
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orally of what happened to them. But I believe that most people,
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no matter who they were and what direction they went on the
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planet, they took with them, the experience they had with God.
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They just simply named it different and took upon
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themselves some of the rules and ideas that God laid out.
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And that's one of the reasons why I think religion, there's so
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many religions out there. That's why you see all these
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different religions and culture, because humans are basically
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believing in the same concept. Atheists always make that claim,
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don't they? Why are these religions so
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similar for that's what makes it so difficult to figure out which
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one's true. They're so similar.
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But why did the Chinese actually jump in a boat and travel over
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to Europe and then copy their religion?
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I mean, is that what happened? The Is that really what people
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believe? That some people went into other
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people's mosque or their little cave or wherever their area was
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where they were doing rituals and worship and said, hey, this
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is pretty neat, I'm going to take this back with me and I'm
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just going to invent my own shit and throw some of the cool ideas
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in there. We hear a lot of atheists say
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that about pagans and Christianity, right?
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Why is there so many different similarities between it?
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The Christians must have sat down and some kind of Druid
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temple and just started writing notes and shit and yadda yadda
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yadda. I mean, do you really believe
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that? Do you think that?
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Or is it just that many groups of human beings that were
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thousands of miles away from each other and probably didn't
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even know each other existed? We're having phenomenal
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supernatural, extraordinary experiences with God.
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Because just because you call yourself a Pagan, just because
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you call yourself a Muslim or whatever the hell it is, you
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know, coppa, coppa, Tutu from wherever, you know, bum, fuck
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Egypt or wherever you're from, it doesn't mean that God stopped
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loving you. It's not like God said, well,
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I've got thousands of people who populated the earth, but I'm
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only going to hang out with the Jews.
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Are you kidding me? God loves everybody.
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But I also think that God would have, probably, out of his vast
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wisdom and intelligence, would have probably tried to follow
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what Star Trek deems as the Prime Directive.
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I think that God would have probably manifested himself into
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something that would be comfortable to the specific
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people that he was talking to. Not to confuse them, not to trip
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them out, but to not scare the living piss out of them.
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Come to them as something that won't totally freak them out
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into all them. It might even feel overwhelming
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or sensational. But I think that God has always
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come as some kind of way to every group of people on the
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planet and spoke truth to them. And then humans.
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He left it up to humans to be responsible, to write what they
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knew and remembered, whether it was through a vision or through
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an actual physical experience. And I believe that's what
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happened. And some people say, what makes
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you think all that? Well, one of the things that
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atheists like to claim, too, is, well, there's all these
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Christians who claim to have had experiences.
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But what about a Muslim? What if a Pagan claims that
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somebody they loved raised from the dead, or somebody thought
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they were going to die, but something different happened?
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Or a miracle happened for a Pagan or even a Satanist?
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How do you explain that? Just because someone believes in
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the devil, or even worships the devil, or claims to be a part of
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it for theatrical drama purposes, doesn't mean that God
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stopped loving you. It doesn't mean that God just
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stopped having a purpose for you.
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God is always trying to speak to people.
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And yeah, God is making the effort to do things.
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But we are receivers. We're kind of like machines.
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We're like stereo systems or computers.
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We have to basically open our ports.
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We have to allow the information to get in, and sometimes we take
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in a little bit and then we forget about it.
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Knock is the perfect example. He even said, you know, I've had
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all these extraordinary experiences, but I keep trying
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to debate them away. I just want to argue them away
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because he has this natural desire and to him to rebel, to
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disobey. And he doesn't really.
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He has theories on why he's like that, but he can't really truly
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explain it. Why is it that one would have an
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experience and then they would just basically dump on it?
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I can't tell you how many atheists I've met out there
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where they've claimed to see spirits or ghosts or unusual
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things, and then they argue with themselves.
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They go to war with their own memories and mind and say maybe
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I was delusional, maybe I was taking drugs, maybe I was doing
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this, maybe I breathed in some funny ass wacky to backy when
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walking past the concert, yadda yadda yadda.
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People don't want to accept the experience they had.
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And I think it's because people are frightened.
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Because if you accept a strange or unusual experience and it
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opens your ass up to a whole lot of other possibilities and
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people don't like the unknown, you know, people say it's easy
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to be religious or spiritual. It's scary as hell when you can
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sit back and imagine all the terrible things if God wanted to
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that he could do to us, that's scary.
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Are thinking about fucking your life up repeatedly over and
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over. And then of course the atheist
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is going to say, well then religions based upon fear,
28:42
religions based upon control. But is it?
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And does it even matter if something is scary?
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If something is about control, does that logically mean that,
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well, it can't exist or doesn't exist?
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What if there is a supreme entity up there that says I want
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shit to go this way and it's going to go this way?
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It's either my way or the highway.
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You may not like that, but that doesn't all of a sudden mean
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that God or entity or that being that is speaking to you doesn't
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exist because you don't like what the hell it's talking about
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or what it's saying or what it had, man, right down.
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That's another thing too. I've.
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I've always found this unusual where people say if God is
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perfect, then why would he use humans to write down the
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material or the information and all that.
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But why wouldn't he? We're created in the image of
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God when we father or mother a child.
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When we bring children into the world, our children inherit our
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traits. Supposedly they inherit our
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biology, our genetics, and they also learn our bad habits as
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well as the good things that we do.
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They even take apart our mannerisms and they take apart
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our voice traits, our information, mentally,
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spiritually, physically, all goes down into our children.
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So wouldn't it make sense that the way we do things would be a
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lot like the way God does things?
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He gives, We receive. Inheritance.
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We receive. That's how it works.
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Why is that stupid, According to non believers or skeptics or
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critics? To be fair, a lot of the
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atheists who do say that kind of stuff are usually young kids
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who'd never have understood or experienced what it's like to
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bring a child in the world so they have one no idea what it
30:47
means to be an adult, nor have logical, rational thoughts.
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Nor do they know what it's like to hold a life form in their
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hands that they are literally, physically and spiritually
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connected to. They don't know what the hell
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that's like. That in itself is one of the
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greatest miracles that you could ever experience.
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Until you've had that experience, you don't know shit.
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Until you've actually had a toddler run at you whomping down
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the hallway and then run at you like a football player and
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tackle you, saying, I love you, Daddy, or I love you, Mommy, You
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don't. You don't know what the concept
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of God could ever be until you've had that damn moment.
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I'm sorry folks, that's just the way it is.
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You go through a complete change.
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It's biological. They even say in science that
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when you, when you breathe and you have a child, your chemistry
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changes. That's true.
31:55
So we've had a lot of nonbelievers out there say God
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is magic, you believe in magic. Let's think about that for a
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moment. We're saying that an entity that
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is alive, that's been around for an extremely long time, managed
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to have intelligence, wisdom and the capacity to have unlimited
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amount of storage of information around it.
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And not only that, but it actually creates the information
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which is like that of the computer.
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It's very technological. It's something that we could see
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ourselves as if we were to supposedly evolve long enough or
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survive as some people believe in evolution.
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If we lasted for another couple thousand years, imagine if we
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don't kill each other or do something stupid or get hit by a
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fucking space rock. Imagine how God like we would be
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3000 years from now. I don't believe we're going to
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last another 100 years personally, but if we did manage
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to live for 3000 years, imagine where we would be with a I and
33:12
technology. The shit we could do, we could
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probably get to the point where we're able to transform major
33:22
multitudes of matter and be able to physically model anything we
33:27
want with that. And that's basically what we're
33:30
saying that God did. That's what religious people, in
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a non so fancy, intelligent way of saying that when they say God
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made us, they're saying that God had the ability to transform
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vast amounts of power and energy to create things and be able to
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predetermine as well as leave the parameters open for free
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will. It's amazing.
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That's what we're saying. We're not saying that God held
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up a magic hat and pulled a David Copperfield and dug a damn
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rabbit out or something like that.
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When we read the Bible, anytime God does something, He always
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uses the material and the resources around him that he
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originally designed and created in order to make things work.
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And he always manifest himself as something that we can
34:20
comprehend or understand. Whether it be a man or a burning
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Bush or speaking through an animal or riding upon a wall or
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doing something, He always does it in a way where it's
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impossible for us not to have the experience and to where we
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can comprehend it. And he also gave us dreams.
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Dreams, ladies and gentlemen. Dreams are like whenever you put
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your computer to sleep and all that information, still running
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and background task are still going on.
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We're like a computer. We're resolving a bunch of
34:58
issues in our head, maybe from our past, maybe pain and
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suffering or our bodies relaxing, remembering something
35:06
wonderful that happened to it. It depends.
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I'll tell you what magic is, ladies and gentlemen.
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If you actually have the balls or the tenacity to claim that
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you, in this abysmal way, came into existence from spontaneous
35:29
generation or inanimate objects, things that were once dead and
35:34
then suddenly they became alive and they start transforming and
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metamorphosizing and all kinds of crazy shit, that, my friends,
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is fucking magic. There's no science behind that.
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No one has ever, in their entire existence, seen something dead
35:51
or an animate come to life, period.
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That just doesn't happen. And there's going to be some
35:57
atheists out there who are stupid in the head and don't put
36:00
a lot of thought into what they're about to say, But they
36:02
say it anyway is, well, scientists have one in the labs
36:07
and they did genetic splicing and they were able to create
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things that kind of lived for about 5 minutes and then they
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died. But, you know, so there's that.
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Well, the problem is, is that you're saying that scientists
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went into a lab, set the conditions and the parameters.
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And the scientists? I would suspect we're already
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alive, had a consciousness. And they wouldn't be called
36:31
scientists unless they were intelligent.
36:34
So if a bunch of minds go into a lab and create something that
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blows your hole, came out of nothing shit right out of the
36:42
water, doesn't it? It required intelligence in the
36:46
lab in order to do it. It required a living mind to do
36:49
that shit. Nobody has ever seen different.
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In fact, science agrees with me completely.
36:59
It says that all living things come from something alive.
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At least it's within the universe.
37:05
The laws of the universe dictate that if something comes to life,
37:09
it must come from a parent. It must be the offspring of
37:13
something that was alive. There's only one catch.
37:17
There's only one way that that can't be the case.
37:20
But you'd have to believe in God, because the concept of God
37:25
is you're talking about an entity that exists outside of
37:28
the very laws of nature as we know them, or as far as we can
37:33
observe reality with our narrow non processing transmissions
37:38
going on. God is The only exception
37:41
because it's an entity that can step outside of those laws at
37:45
any time and also incorporate itself into the matter and
37:50
material of this universe. Since God is outside of the
37:54
universe, he isn't conflicted by time, space, or matter.
38:01
He can literally sit out of it like a gamer or a computer
38:05
person or developer or programmer that's sitting
38:09
outside the computer. Time is totally different for
38:13
the game developer. That's where the video game
38:16
itself runs like a simulation on its own time, day and hour.
38:22
Everything is different. And the things that exist inside
38:26
of the simulation of the machine, they couldn't tell you
38:29
any different because they don't know what the hell it's like to
38:32
not be a part of the software and hardware of the machine that
38:36
sits in front of the programmer. Well, ladies and gentlemen, I
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hope that I answered your questions.
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I enjoy these philosophical, mentally stimulating topics.
38:49
I really love it when people ask questions.
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I got to be honest with you, the repetitive ones where you just
38:56
asked the same shit over and over.
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It shows me that you haven't put a lot of thought to that.
39:01
But try thinking about shit a little bit.
39:04
Instead of forcing yourself to think that an idea is stupid,
39:10
really contemplate it. And don't just say, Well, it
39:13
didn't work for me, but it worked for millions of other
39:17
people according to their claims, so it must not be real.
39:20
That's narcissistic. Just because something didn't
39:23
happen for you, just because you didn't get your little red
39:26
fucking whistle or tricycle for Christmas but a million other
39:30
people did doesn't mean that you're not loved, or that
39:33
there's not some kind of purpose or point in your life.
39:36
And as sure as hell doesn't mean that your parents are bad
39:40
because maybe they had something better for you, but you screwed
39:43
up. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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make sure that you join me on my live shows.
39:50
I would love to talk to you all more than willing to answer your
39:53
questions, more than willing to have conversations with you.
39:57
And remember, before you come in, no reason to get anxious or
40:01
anxiety or get all wound up and feel you got to scream or yell
40:06
or act like a dumbass. Just come in and say how you
40:08
doing, Brett, and we'll talk. Yeah, we might even become
40:13
friends if you can fucking control your bodily behaviors.
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All right, folks. Have a good one.
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