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Brett Keane Speaks, Virgin Birth Jordan Peterson, Atheist Richard Dawkins, God Supernatural Nature · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  The. Well, hello, ladies and
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  gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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  are watching and listening to GOD TV Radio.
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  As I said in my last video that's on my channel, if Donald
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  Trump wins, I'm going to return. Well, as far as I'm concerned,
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  it looks like Donald Trump's going to win by a landslide.
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  So I figured I'd put out a video.
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  Now, somehow he magically loses, which it is possible.
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  It is possible due to the climate of our country and the
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  big steel, as they call it. But at this point, according to
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  most polls, he has a 98% chance of winning.
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  So I figured I'd put out the video.
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  There was something that really messed with my head a little
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  while ago that I watched on YouTube.
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  It was a debate between Richard Dawkins and Jordan Peterson and
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  they discussed in quite deep detail on the virgin birth of
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  Mary, the woman who gave birth to the Son of God, Jesus Christ,
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  and Richard Dawkins. One of his big things that he
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  complaints about is that he says that it's not possible, that
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  this isn't something that you can find in nature, it's just
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  not scientifically capable of happening.
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  The problem is, is that Richard Dawkins, although he claims to
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  be some intelligent guy, whenever it comes to genetics
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  and genes and how they work, he fails to tell the audience or
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  anybody in his books that there are in fact animals.
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  It's actually a common practice in nature that there are virgin
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  birds. It can be found with quite a bit
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  of animals, plants, algae, as well as reptiles and amphibians
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  and many other creatures. Now, if you keep in mind, ladies
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  and gentlemen, that according to Richard Dawkins, we evolved from
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  a lot of these different creatures.
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  In fact, if you listen to Richard Dawkins long enough,
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  he'll say that we share some kind of genetic pool with every
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  one of the creatures that is found in nature that can have a
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  virgin birth. So that kind of puts him in a
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  conundrum. Smithsonian as well as National
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  Geographic and science.com, they all claim that a virgin birth is
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  common, commonly found throughout nature.
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  There's been many zoos who've actually reported that they have
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  had animals that did not have a companion or a mate and somehow
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  managed to drop eggs or be able to give birth to a creature.
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  So it is actually happened. So at first, whenever I watched
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  the video, I was like, well, you got a scientist here who's
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  saying that it's not possible, that only in mythology is this
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  the deal. But then after doing a simple
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  Google search and simply looking into what nature actually says
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  and what a lot of other scientists with alternative
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  views or what they've actually observed, I found out that
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  there's apparently a lot of things that Richard Dawkins
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  either doesn't know or he's being intellectually dishonest
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  about what science actually knows and says.
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  Now, there is a difference, I'll be honest with you.
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  There's a difference between what the Bible claims compared
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  to the contrast of nature. Nature is saying that it's a
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  natural occurrence of this happening.
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  It claims that creatures already have the necessary information
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  inside of their genetics to be able to do this, that they where
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  basically. I'd hate to use the word
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  designed because that would drop get atheists all triggered and
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  wound up, but the creatures basically have this evolutionary
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  advantage over things. Now, as many of you know,
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  whether you believe in evolution or not, there are religious
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  people out there that actually believe that evolution is a
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  process that God may have created in order for humans to
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  be able to adapt to their environment and be able to
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  conform to whatever is going on around us in the environment
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  that our variables, our very existence, might actually be
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  adapt to. That.
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  Many of you may not know this, but a lot of Christians get
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  wound up whenever atheist suggests or imply that humans
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  are actually animals. I don't know if you've ever
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  heard this where a Christian will say I'm not an animal.
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  You know, Adam and Eve was made right out of the gate a certain
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  way and they weren't nothing else before.
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  But did you know that whenever it comes to a higher power in
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  the categorization of humans versus animals, did you know
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  that there's quite a few times in the Bible where God implies
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  that we are animals? In the book of Ephesians, it
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  actually says that animals have souls.
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  So if you've ever wondered if whenever your cat and dog dies,
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  is it possible that you might meet them in the afterlife?
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  To be honest and fair there, there's not a whole lot of
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  information. However, if you read in the Book
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  of Revelation, it actually says that there's unusual animals and
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  even suggests that the prophets will be riding horses.
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  Well, it seems to me that the prophets are dead.
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  Are they possessing living animals or are these animals
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  dead? According to Revelations,
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  everything on the earth dies and then the prophets are coming
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  down our horses. So you see what I mean?
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  One could easily interpret that as animals still exist.
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  Plus the Bible describes Dragons and seven headed beast and these
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  extremely unusual creatures that start appearing on the earth
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  around the time the of tribulation, as well as the
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  Antichrist and all that if I read it properly.
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  Correct me if I'm wrong. So if there's animals and
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  unusual things that man has never observed, then I suspect
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  you'll see that. But as far as what I was getting
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  out with, the Bible versus science, science is telling you
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  that it's a natural process as whereas most humans, especially
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  laymans like myself and everybody else out there on
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  social media who wants to pretend they're smarter than
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  everything on the planet, including the president.
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  If we can find that it's common in nature, then why would we
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  say, well, because it doesn't happen very often with humans
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  that there's a problem here? Let me ask you something.
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  If your ancestors were once gerbils and hamsters or or frog
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  coming out of the water, or an amphibian, if you were once your
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  great, great grandfather was a fish like Richard Dawkins
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  claims, there's a lot of fish out there that have this
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  ability. So at some point in time, what
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  eventually would become human did have the capability of being
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  able to do that. Why would we have this idea that
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  there was a time limit on this ability in nature that some
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  people didn't still carry on their genetics over in order to
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  be able to produce a child without the help of a a male
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  counterpart? Think about that.
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  And I also want you to think about this too.
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  And this is something I've actually talked about
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  repeatedly. If it's true, what Richard
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  Dawkins and many atheist scientists like him believe,
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  that we originally came out as a less complicated cellular form
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  or structure, that we started out in water and then we began
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  to evolve and we began taking on more traits, well then one would
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  probably have to suggest that there was no male or female in
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  the beginning. We were just like a chemical
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  based substance, right? And these chemicals simply
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  recycled and manipulated whatever it was that they
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  actually had within their material and created duplicates
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  of themselves. This is what is claimed.
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  And these duplications over time became more advanced, more
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  complex, and then so on and so on and so on.
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  If you wanted to go that route, if you are someone who had
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  absolutely has to hold on to evolution, then you could
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  actually make the argument that this is perfectly fine.
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  A virgin birth of a woman. Now if you add the concept of a
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  higher power, a God, a being that created the universe, space
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  and time and all of matter and material and actually designed
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  every single life form on the planet, then God can manipulate.
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  He can twist and turn and do whatever the hell he wants with
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  genetics. If God wants to create a man
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  coat for himself and walk around as a human being, he can do
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  that. If God wants to, he can be a
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  dead man and rise three days later.
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  If God wants to, He can be a child with wisdom that is far
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  beyond any aged old man or a woman.
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  That's the thing about God. That's the one of the perks
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  about being a prime mover in control of the universe in all
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  space and time. You're able to do things that
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  people are not always going to be able to observe.
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  God is not a Hollywood celebrity.
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  He doesn't care if you actually notice some of the miracles that
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  he's done or some of the great things he's done.
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  Many people out there have actually argued that God,
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  because he's outside of space and time, can exist within the
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  past, present, and future and is capable of doing a lot of
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  things. And we wouldn't know because
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  we're stuck on a linear path. Just I don't want to spend too
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  much time goofing around with time travel or whatever, but I
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  do want to point something out. If somebody today created a time
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  machine and they went back in time and they altered something
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  that was major, that changed the entire history of humanity.
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  Like let's say somebody went back and they took out Hitler
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  whenever he was a baby in the crib.
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  Well, if that happened, many of you wouldn't know anything about
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  Hitler. At one point in time, in a peril
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  universe or peril dimension, you might have remembered or known
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  that there was a really horrible guy that killed a bunch of Jews.
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  But now that that doesn't exist anymore and Hitler was taken out
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  of the equation, Hitler will be no more memorable to you than a
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  a comic book sitting in a store. You see what I mean?
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  Because that thing has been taken out of time, it will no
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  longer have the future and no longer will there be knowledge
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  of said person or sad thing if that makes sense.
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  But as far as the virgin birth, why wouldn't a higher power or
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  another life form, let's say alien?
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  Why wouldn't it use a human being as a host?
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  Why wouldn't a a higher power not do that?
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  Cause I've heard non believers say well why would God do that?
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  For if God is real why why even bother doing that?
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  Why not just appear on the scene and walk around?
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  And why go through the whole virgin birth?
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  Why be a child and a baby and do all this?
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  It seems like it's unnecessary. Well, if we look at it now,
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  since we're talking about time, Jesus came at exactly the right
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  time. I know that's weird for people.
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  Why didn't Jesus come two years ago?
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  Why did why did he show up in the desert over by Jerusalem and
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  all this in Bethlehem? Why didn't he show up like
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  hundreds of years earlier when the Jews were crying for him?
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  Why didn't this and why didn't that?
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  There's always a question of why did he show up at exactly the
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  time that he did. Well, the interesting thing
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  about that, ladies and gentlemen, is that at this time
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  Jerusalem had become the cradle of the world.
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  Everybody from everywhere, including the Romans and the
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  pagans and people of all different faiths all came to
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  this location. It was like the Mecca.
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  It was like the the place that they called the House of God.
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  And this is where everybody from all over the world that even
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  knew about it came and did trading and marketing.
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  If you remember, Jesus Christ had this big old thing where
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  he's whipping people's ass and going off from the sad Tees and
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  all this stuff in the middle of the market that they had built
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  up in the around the House of God.
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  Which Jesus seen that as blasphemy as well as I don't
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  know if blasphemy would be the right word, but it was basically
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  it was proceeded as though the House of God was tainted by the
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  greed and profitors of man. With a God who is capable of
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  doing all the things that he does with the universe, anything
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  is logically possible. God's not going to waste his
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  time making a circle into a square or any of that kind of
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  stuff. I would assume.
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  I'd suspect maybe God gets bored, he wants to do something
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  like that. I don't know.
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  But usually it appears to me whenever I observed existence
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  around me and my age, it appears as though everything around me,
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  including atheist, have a purpose or a reason.
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  There's a reason why you exist or that thing that you're
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  looking at exists. Even evil things that are in
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  this world seem to have some kind of purpose and reason, even
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  though when we first look upon it and all we go man, that's
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  that's fucking awful. Why did this thing happen?
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  Sometimes awful things happen and then big movements begin
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  from them. Sometimes when a stone hits the
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  water too hard, it creates ripples that can affect humanity
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  on a massive level. Even the most terrible, even the
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  most awful things, something always ends up eventually
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  happening. Sometimes something bad will
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  happen to somebody, and then when people experience it, or
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  they've observed it or they see it and it's felt, people, humans
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  will make a major change to try to adjust or fix that problem so
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  it doesn't happen again. It's the same with pain and
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  suffering. If a person hurts enough and
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  they suffer, they're going to most likely fuel this pity and
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  sympathy for their fellow human being whenever they see it
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  happen. Scientists described that an
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  evolution. That's one of the reasons why we
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  have compassion in the 1st place, because we've experienced
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  pain, we've seen other things experience pain, and we say to
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  ourselves on a psychological level, we don't want that shit
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  for ourselves. We don't want to hurt.
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  We don't want to be stolen from. We don't want to be raped and
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  robbed and whatever fucking nasty, disgusting, imaginative
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  idea some psycho killer wants to do to us.
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  So I think that's something to think about.
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  I think that whenever Jesus walked the earth, it was the
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  perfect time. It was where information could
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  be sent abound to everybody. Everybody heard about him.
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  Everybody was being told right now if Jesus Christ were to
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  appear in some small town or show up in some big city, he'd
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  be treated like Michael Jackson or Donald Trump.
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  The news would be all over his ass.
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  People would be up on his shiznit.
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  He wouldn't be able to effectively do the same things
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  he was intending to do whenever he did it in Nazareth or
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  Jerusalem. Plus, a lot of people would be
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  like, ah, this is, this isn't real.
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  There's something wrong. He must be a magician.
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  He must be this or that. And that's exactly what they did
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  back then too. They said, ah, he's one of these
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  false Christs. He's not the Messiah.
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  He's blah, blah, blah. Even his own town turned against
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  him whenever he was originally growing up.
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  And with that, Joseph and Mary. So yeah, I was, I was inspired
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  to make this video, ladies and gentlemen.
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  I listen to Jordan Peterson and I listen to Richard Dawkins.
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  And I had this tendency. I know a lot of people don't.
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  A lot of people when you come across something that seems odd
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  or weird to you or something that's like crazy supernatural,
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  you say to yourself, well, shit, this is this can't be real
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  because this authority figure said no, that it would be stupid
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  to even imagine it. But I have this tendency that
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  whenever somebody makes a claim, what I do is I go research and I
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  find out if there's anybody else that's ever made the claim.
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  I also try to see if it's ever been shown in this world that
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  something or an event has ever actually happened that people
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  have experienced. Somebody claims, for instance,
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  that they were abducted by aliens or had a communication
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  with something out of this world.
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  Then I'll look it up and find out if there's other people who
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  have the same experiences. If somebody says something weird
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  happens in nature, then I go look up on Google or the
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  Internet or go read some books at the library and find out.
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  Did this ever happened before? Is there any cases where this
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  has happened? Did you know lawyers do the same
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  thing? Lawyers will look up and see if
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  a case like this has ever been done so they can figure out how
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  the other lawyers resolved it. And then they use that kind of
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  stuff in court. They'll say in 1972, the case of
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  John Baloney did this and did that, and this is how the judge
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  and lawyers reacted to the case and how they dealt with it.
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  They use comparisons and examples and why something could
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  have happened the way it did or whatever.
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  Do I believe that nature just simply went boom and it just so
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  happened that Mary had this child like this?
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  Or do I believe that it was the cause of God?
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  Well, that's a complicated question because if God is the
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  creator of nature itself, then nature is going to do what God
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  tells it to do, you understand? So for me, it's both science and
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  its spirituality and religion. It's just a matter of since I
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  wasn't there, I have to basically make the choice.
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  I have to make a decision. Did this happen?
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  Has this happened many times? Can this be found in nature?
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  What is the evidence and information tell me?
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  And the evidence tells me that it's quite common for this to
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  happen. It's quite common for virgin
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  burst to happen, but only with certain species at this point.
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  But if evolution is true, then the human body has allegedly,
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  according to Richard Dawkins himself, went through massive
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  amount of metamorphosism and changes.
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  So why would we, if it was just on a natural level, why would we
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  even throw out the idea that it's possible?
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  And then if you add God to it, well, then that pretty much, you
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  know, that clears the way. Well, that's my thoughts on it.
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  I do. I do notice that a lot of
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  Christians, when asked questions about things like that, they're
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  like, oh wow, you know, how am I supposed to convince these
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  atheists that a virgin birth happened?
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  They're going to think I'm stupid.
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  They're going to think I'm crazy.
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  If you are a Christian and you feel like you're under a massive
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  amount of stress or a pressure when being questioned by non
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  believers, especially about this topic, keep in mind that the
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  same people who are questioning you and calling you stupid
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  believe that somehow humanity came into existence out of
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  nowhere. That the universe itself just
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  poofed into existence without no ignition or igniting or
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  detonator or any kind of source. It just happened, you know?
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  And that supposedly if and if the concept of Jesus Christ
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  dying and then resurrecting 3 days later is hard for you to be
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  able to fathom even yourself. Remember that a lot of
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  scientists believe that humans came into existence from these
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  simple cell structures and other animals.
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  If you believe that matter can actually do that and things can
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  go from not living to alive, which is what the atheist is
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  essentially saying. They're saying that at some
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  point in time, way back in ancient existence of earth, that
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  somehow life became life. Somehow non living things and
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  non living material became alive.
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  And basically essentially what they're saying what is what is
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  death defined as? It's defined as something that
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  wasn't alive or isn't alive. So if it becomes alive then
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  basically that's no different than a resurrection story.
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  The only difference is really is it would make more sense from a
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  man who is proclaimed to be dead for three days to get up and
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  walk around probably in a lot of pain as opposed to a bunch of
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  matter metamorphosizing itself with appendages and limbs and a
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  consciousness and brain out of nothingness.
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  You see what I mean? It's all, it all sounds wild
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  when you sit down and think about it.
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  All right, so that's all I got to say.
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  I hope you all had a wonderful day.
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  God bless.