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God Does NOT Allow Evil | NO problem of Evil By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keene and you were
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  written. I'm going to announce something
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  before we talk about this. On Friday, 3:00 PM Central, I'm
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  going to be doing a live discussion, interview slash
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  discussion with TTR that's short for Truth Objective Reality.
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  I've already got his link in the title as well as in the
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  comments. The video scheduled, it's on the
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  front page. All you have to do is click
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  Notify. A huge amount, a massive amount
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  of atheists have been invited and they're welcome to come in
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  and actually chat with me and TTOR.
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  They are allowed to try to defeat us in a philosophical
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  debate if they want to. However, I don't believe any of
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  them will show up because the rules, they don't like rules.
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  And the rules are this. And I think they're pretty
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  simple. If you come in, you have to be
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  on camera and you have to actually have a, you know, you
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  have to have a microphone, obviously, so we can hear you
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  over the radio. And you're not allowed to do
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  like some of these atheists do, where you just yell and scream
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  and interrupt people constantly. If you start getting loud or
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  ridiculous or cutting people off, you'll be muted.
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  And if you can't control yourself or contain your
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  maturity, you'll be kicked the hell out of the room.
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  I don't care if it bothers you. I don't care if you go to
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  Twitter and make 100 posts saying that your freedom of
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  speech was altered. The rules were set before you
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  even came into the room, and it's not your podcast, so you
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  don't get to control how things are.
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  You just simply get to throw out your questions.
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  You can play your little gotcha games, but I'll predict right
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  now that at the end of it all, you're going to lose.
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  You will lose because many of you do not know what you're
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  talking about. We'll get you on science, we'll
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  get you on history. We'll get you on religion.
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  Every which way but loose. So go ahead, make my Millennium.
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  You know, I've been wrong about something having to do with God
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  for a while. I've listened to a lot of
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  philosophers. I've listened to a lot of old
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  generation Christians, including modern day ones, and I've been
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  wrong about something that has been argued about for over 2000
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  years since the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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  You probably heard 100,000 times where atheists, including
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  religious people, will ask the same question over and over.
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  It's an emotional argument. Why does God allow evil?
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  Why is there evil in the world? Why is there this?
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  Why is there that? And I've always attempted to
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  plan my response and my answer around the idea or the premise
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  that God allows evil. I was like, OK, yeah, there's
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  evil in the world. It seems as though God just kind
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  of sits back and let's it happen.
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  And, you know, here we are. We live in an evil world where
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  evil stuff seems to happen all the time.
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  But then I got to thinking to myself, is that really the
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  proper way to be able to respond to evil by describing free will
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  and our choices and that God lays his cards out on the table
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  and he says you have the choice between this and that.
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  Is that really the proper response?
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  It's a good answer, but does it really deal with anything?
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  It sure as hell doesn't do the atheist any favor though.
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  In their mind, they believe that if they can somehow ruin the
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  reputation or validity of God's good or decency, integrity, that
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  somehow in their little minds, their little sponge brains, that
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  this somehow dictates that God doesn't exist.
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  It doesn't. Even if you spent all day or for
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  the rest of your life saying that God is mean and he makes a
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  bad leader or a bad creator of the universe or all that, that
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  in no way is evidence that God isn't real, obviously.
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  And a lot of atheists forget that.
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  That's too bad. And unfortunately, there's some
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  religious people who are very weak in their faith who never
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  really committed to it anyway. They hear something like that
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  and they're just looking for any excuse or justification, run
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  away from their supposed faith so they can go on to be an
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  atheist through manipulation and peer pressure.
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  And then imagine to themselves when they repeat like a parrot,
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  the same thing that atheist told them.
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  It's somehow makes them smart and makes them bright because
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  they think nobody has a response.
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  But I got to thinking to myself about bad things in the world
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  and how they're dealt with and what is it?
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  What does it mean when we say something is allowed?
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  Well, it's as if somebody is saying that God is basically
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  giving people permission to do things.
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  That's how a lot of people look at free will, don't they?
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  They look at it as that's basically God giving rapists and
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  murderers and killers and awful people this God-given right or
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  ability to be able to step over the line and harm someone else.
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  But there's a bit of a paradox there when you think about it.
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  Because of God's allowing someone to use their free will
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  to violate somebody else's, then it's not really.
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  You wouldn't really say that that's pure free will, is it?
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  At least whenever it comes to human perception.
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  If somebody can rape somebody else, then that person who
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  obviously has not chosen to be raped and nowhere in their free
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  will, so that they wanted that permitted.
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  But it's a bad idea, obviously, to try to go this route with
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  free will, which a lot of Christians do.
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  And then a lot of cases that response is good, but it's not
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  going to be so good for a kid that might have been molested.
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  You know, we got a group out there called NAMBLA, ran by
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  atheists who founded it, and the entire point of the organization
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  is to sexually abuse children. That's what their entire group
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  is about. And there are some Catholics out
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  there who say that they believe in God, even though Christ tells
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  them that he'll destroy them if they hurt little people.
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  They do it anyway. So how do you deal with that?
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  Well, I would respond like this. And this is something I've
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  really, really been thinking about and I've been unpackaged
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  and in my head because I don't want to get to a point, ladies
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  and gentlemen, where I'm just simply saying the same
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  programmed responses or answers. What if I were to tell you that
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  God never allows evil? What if I told you that all this
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  crap that religious people, non believers have been saying about
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  God allowing evil is untrue? That it's actually not a a
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  proper statement. That's not appropriate.
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  If I were to tell you right now that there was someone who made
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  the decision to fly down the highway in their vehicle and a
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  cop was running a radar, paying attention to traffic and caught
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  that person actually flying past them at 100 mph, the cop is
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  obviously going to stop what they're doing.
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  They're going to put their Donuts and coffee down and
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  they're going to go race after the person.
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  The person did what they did, and at the very moment they're
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  going to get away with what the Hell's going on until the cops
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  speeds up and catches them. You see what I mean?
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  It's not that the cop is allowing it to happen.
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  It's a matter of time. It's a matter of how this is
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  going on in the environment. Now I know what some of you will
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  say, but wait a minute. We're talking about God here.
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  We're talking about this multi dimensional entity that has the
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  ability to stop you right in your tracks.
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  True, true. But if God actually has a court
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  date scheduled for all of us, and he does, if you read the
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  Bible, it actually says that he has a place called Judgment Day
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  where everyone and anybody, no matter what your race or color,
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  what your ideology is, and view that you're all going to have
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  your day in court, then you have not gotten away with it.
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  You have not been allowed to do anything.
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  You've been, you can argue maybe that in a physical realm, you've
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  been given temporary time to readjust or make other decisions
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  and you've been able to do your free will, but you didn't get
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  away with it. If we're going to argue that God
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  is all seeing, all knowing, all powerful, then the moment that
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  you'd even thought of doing the shit that you did, you're
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  caught. Do you understand the moment
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  that you even think about doing something evil and you start
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  going through the process of doing it, you're caught.
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  Your thoughts have become the crime.
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  The process of going towards it are planning or designing with
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  purpose to do the crime. You've already been caught.
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  This is a cop who already knows that when he's on the side of
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  the road that there are some people out there who are going
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  to break the law. He already knows it.
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  That's the whole reason why he has the technology which gives
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  him the power to be able to catch you in the act.
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  Now, the only thing that is stopping you from getting caught
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  is him just simply catching up with you.
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  Well, with God. God doesn't need to catch up
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  with you. He doesn't need to chase you
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  down the road. He doesn't need to dive into a
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  dark rabbit hole in order to find his man or his criminal.
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  You have been caught. The moment that you moved your
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  hand or your body physically, mentally, emotionally to do
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  something wrong, you're screwed. Now, there's some religious
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  people out there that are going to say, but wait a minute, you
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  know, some people, if they do something wrong, they can be
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  forgiven. But here's the catch, ladies and
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  gentlemen. Even though it's possible that
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  God can forgive people, even if they've done some of the most
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  nastiest, horrible atrocities, the fact is, is that we don't
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  know what's going to happen when that court date comes.
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  God says according to the Bible that you're going to be
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  convicted. You're going to be convicted for
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  not only your faith in him or lack of sole belief in him, but
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  you're also going to be judged and condemned based upon your
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  works. Some of you will be rewarded for
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  it. Now, I know this is going to
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  send a lot of Christians into a frenzy and it's going to
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  obviously cause former religious people who are now atheist to
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  shit their pants. You're going to be like, wait a
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  minute, I thought we're just saved by grace.
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  I thought we're just simply saved by believing.
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  Is that what the Bible actually says?
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  Does the Bible say you can just simply believe and that's it?
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  Does it not say faith without works is dead?
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  Does it not say in the Book of Revelation, the very last book
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  in the Bible, that you will be judged based upon your good
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  works as well as your bad works? So what are good works and bad
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  works? These are the actions that you
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  have done as a believer or non believer, someone of another
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  faith. These are the actions that
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  you've committed. A lot of religious people, they
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  say, well, you know, when I get up there, there's going to be
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  some big high definition television where it's going to
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  show all the imagery and every frame rate and everything I've
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  ever done since I was born till the day I die and I'm going to
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  be judged upon all these different things.
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  While you're still alive, you have the ability to ask for
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  forgiveness. Some people are going to say,
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  why can't God just forgive me when I get there?
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  Since when do you go to court and stand before a judge?
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  You've already committed the crimes.
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  Does he then say after everybody has every ounce of proof to show
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  that you're a piece of trash? When is a judge ever going to
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  logically ever say oh you're innocent go ahead don't worry no
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  fines, no jail time, no nothing, not even probation.
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  Get your ass out of here. You did horrible stuff but
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  you're forgiven for it. You only get the opportunity to
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  get forgiveness while you're still on the the damn Rd. going
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  through the process of doing the crime.
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  You understand, and if you did do something, you better hope
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  that it's not so damn big and major that it completely
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  destroys your soul or takes away years of your life if you were
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  in the physical world. So let's think about this.
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  If God is the Alpha, the Omega, the beginning and the end, and
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  he's everywhere at all times, including different time stamps
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  of existence, almost like that of a YouTube video.
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  You got your time stamps. 3 minutes in, 5 minutes in.
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  God's at the end of the video, at the beginning of the video.
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  You could almost look at it like a script.
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  If you have written yourself into the script as the bad guy
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  who commits crimes and you're already convicted before the
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  story even begins. Yep.
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  I know. That's kind of intense to think
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  about, isn't it? That's like, wow, so I'm.
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  I'm a bad guy before I even do the bad thing.
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  Yeah, because God already knows that you are going to make the
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  choice. And the only reason why it is
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  that you have this concept of free will is because you don't
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  actually know what God's mind is or what he's thinking.
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  It's like in your own little world and in your perception,
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  you have that choice. Does that mean that it's an
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  illusion? No, it doesn't mean anything
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  like that. It simply means that according
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  to you, you have the choice to do things, but God has the
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  knowledge of what you've done. There's a difference between
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  knowing something happened or is going to happen as opposed to
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  actually making it happen. God knows your heart, therefore
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  this is how He does it. You need to think about how God
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  goes about understanding things. Is God directly inputted into
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  every single move you make or every inch that you take?
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  Or is it simply that God understands you so well because
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  He created you? He knows what type of person
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  you're going to be and He can easily prophesize or predict
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  what you're going to do. How does He go about being aware
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  and knowledgeable of what you do?
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  That's something you need to think about.
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  Perhaps you condemn yourselves. Has anybody ever thought that
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  the reason why God knows that your every move and everything
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  that you do is because he installed the biological
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  recorder inside your body? There's an internal camera as
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  well as an alarm clock inside your body that says it's time
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  for your body to die and stop. That there's an internal camera
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  with audio inputs that is capable of recording every
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  terrible thing that you've ever imagined to do.
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  And then when you die, the information is presented right
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  before God. He can see it, he can hear it,
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  he can taste it, he can feel it, all that.
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  But I think that it's inappropriate for us to play
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  along with the game of does God allow evil?
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  How is that possible? If our lives only last for a
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  mere second in the perception of God, because time is different
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  for God, then we're already convicted at birth.
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  And that's not far away from what the Bible tells us.
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  Ladies and gentlemen. That's not like I'm I'm teaching
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  some other religious idea here. It says that even some children
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  are born evil from the womb. If you read in the book of
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  Psalms as well as Isaiah, it says that we're all born with
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  sin. We've been convicted between
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  that and a lot of people think that's unfair, but why would you
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  think it's unfair? If you were to think of it from
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  God's point of view, if He is the beginning and the end and He
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  has always existed, then it's obvious that you're going to be
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  convicted because He knows the thoughts that are going to
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  happen. Does He make it happen?
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  No, you do. You actually make it happen, and
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  you've recorded yourself doing so with your own eyes and your
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  own soul. When you stand before him, you
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  will be drenched in the blood of innocence.
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  You're the one that's going to be tarnished and tainted because
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  of the shit that you rolled around and then the mud you
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  played in. And God is able to see that.
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  It's that simple. And will you get away with it?
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  Will you be able to debate your way out of what God can actually
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  see within you? Can you get out of it?
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  Can any lawyer step up for you whenever the entire jury and the
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  entire heavens have seen what you've done?
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  Your dishonesty, your lying, not only to others but to yourself,
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  being a fake person, being corporate, taking advantage,
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  manipulating, abusing people. You're going to bring your own
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  self to God. Everything is recorded.
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  That even says in the Bible that God records every single thing.
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  How does he do that? Well, God is the tape deck.
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  You're the tape. And that way God does not allow
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  evil. You haven't gotten away with it.
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  You're just speeding down the road right now, but the sirens
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  are behind you. You can hear them.
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  You can see the red and blue. You have not gotten away.
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  You're just temporarily on your way to judgment.