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Is Former Atheist Jeffrey Dahmer in Hell or Heaven by Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keane from GOD TV
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  wonderful day out there. I hope you all have been
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  my own. All of it's absolutely free.
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  And when you get an opportunity, if you enjoy reading, you may
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  enjoy my books. Today, a YouTube user by the
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  name of Tucker decided to make a video asking the question, or
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  maybe a rhetorical question. Is Jeffrey Dahlmer in hell or
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  heaven? As many of you know, Jeffrey
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  Dahlmer was a cannibalistic atheist who went around
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  murdering people, mostly homosexuals, cut them up,
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  dismembered them, and then ate their parts.
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  While he was in prison, he went and changed himself over to
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  Christianity according to his own words and interviews.
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  According to Tucker, Jeffrey Dahmer wasn't a real Christian
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  or didn't do the rituals properly because of the process
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  or way that he went about getting baptized.
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  This is according to Tucker and his premises is that Jeffrey
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  Dahmer didn't actually believe in Jesus Christ properly or was
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  making it up. Now that is an interesting
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  point. I agree with Tucker that that is
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  a good point because there is such a terminology as jailhouse
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  Jesus. I don't know if many of you've
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  heard this, but there's a lot of atheists out there that ask the
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  question if God is real and Christians have a moral compass,
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  an objective moral compass, then why are there so many Christians
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  in jail? According to stats ladies and
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  gentlemen, a lot of the people who end up going into prison are
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  atheist and agnostic non believers.
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  But once they get in there, there are preachers and priests
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  who visit them. They also have Christian
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  community conversations and group therapy where the same
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  atheists who committed crimes will sit daily with preachers
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  and priests and talk about Jesus Christ and God and eventually
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  they will convert over to Christianity.
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  Either they'll do it because they believe it'll improve their
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  life. Help them, or it'll appeal to
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  the parole board where it'll make the parole board want to
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  allow them to be released one day.
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  Or they'll get extra snacks. Some of them manipulate the
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  system or pretend to be something they're not in order
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  to basically get more privileges while in prison.
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  You'd be surprised what someone would do whenever they're
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  trapped between 4 walls in a small tiny room with bars as
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  their door. However, a lot of them do end up
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  sincerely and authentically converting over to Christianity,
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  accepting Jesus Christ, accepting that he died on the
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  cross for their sins, and resurrected 3 days later.
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  So that's the reason why people go in as an atheist, but they
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  either come out Christian or they die in prison.
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  As far as Jeffrey Dahmer goes, there's an interesting story
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  even behind his death. He was killed by a man who was
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  related to one of the victims. The man that killed him in
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  prison with a mop stick, along with another cellmate had a
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  nickname, The Chosen. Yeah, like in The Chosen One.
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  Well, we're going to check out an interview done by Jeffrey
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  Dahmer, and then I'll talk to you all about my thoughts on did
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  he go to heaven or hell? It's pretty clear that Tucker
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  thinks that he's burning in hell as we speak.
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  Well, let's get into that. Let me mute my mic and play
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  this. Your dad has wondered about all
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  kinds of things, from the medication that your mom was on
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  during her pregnancy, to the fact that you were exposed to
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  violent arguments in the home from an early age and
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  continuing, to the possibility that he might have passed on
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  some genetic propensity for obsession or violent behavior.
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  Does any of that ring true to you?
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  I can see why he'd wonder about those things, but as far as I'm
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  concerned, they're all excuses because I didn't feel
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  accountable to anybody. I didn't feel that I had to, to
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  face what I had done ever. And so you, you have, there
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  comes a point where a person has to, has to be accountable for
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  what he's done. Can't go, can't go around making
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  excuses, blaming other people or other things.
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  So I, I alone, am the one who's responsible for what's happened.
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  Let me ask, when did you first feel that that everyone is
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  accountable? For their actions.
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  Well, thanks to you for for sending that creation science
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  material, because I always, I always believe the, the lie that
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  evolution is truth. The theory of evolution is truth
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  that we all just came from the slime.
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  And when we, when we died, you know, that was it.
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  There was nothing. So the whole theory cheapens
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  life and started reading books about how that show how
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  evolution is, is just a complete lie.
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  There's there's no, there's no basis in science to to uphold
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  it. And I've come to since come to
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  believe that that the Lord Jesus Christ is the true creator of
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  the heavens and the earth. It just didn't just happen.
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  And I have accepted Him as my Lord and Savior, and I believe
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  that I, as long as well as everyone else, will be
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  accountable to Him. Growing up, did you feel that
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  you were accountable to your dad or to your mom as the authority
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  figure in the house? Yes, I did.
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  I mean, they, they didn't let me run while they were, they
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  discipline me and so I felt accountable to them.
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  But afterwards, after I left the home, that's, that's when I
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  started wanting to sort of create my own little world where
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  I could be the one who had the complete control or I didn't
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  have to bout anyone else's demands.
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  And I just took it way too far. At that period of time, I had
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  drifted away from a belief in a Supreme Being and I never as a
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  result passed along the feeling that we are all accountable in
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  the end, He owns us, and that basic concept is very
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  fundamental to all of. Us you feel that the absence, at
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  least for a while, of a strong religious faith and belief.
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  For some years. May have prevented you from
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  instilling some of that in Jeff. That's right.
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  Is that how you feel? Yes, I think I had a big, big
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  part to deal to do with it. I mean, if you don't, if a
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  person doesn't think that there there is a God to be accountable
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  to, then then what's what's the point of of trying to modify
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  your behavior to keep it within acceptable ranges?
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  That's how I thought anyway. And I've since come to believe
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  that the Lord Jesus Christ is truly God the Father, the Son,
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  and the Holy Spirit. They're the only true God.
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  Well, there you go, ladies and gentlemen.
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  I don't think anyone would argue with me if I were to say that
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  mental illness played a big part in the Jeffrey Dahlmer's fall
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  and why he became the type of person he is.
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  I would argue that if you're an atheist or an unbeliever and you
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  go down the rabbit hole where you state that there's no
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  objective values or morality, that your morality comes from
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  some kind of transformation through evolution, but somehow
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  an unconscious nature created your understanding of right and
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  wrong, then you're in serious trouble.
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  Nature doesn't care about you or your soul.
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  It doesn't care about your consciousness.
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  It doesn't care about how much pain you suffer.
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  It doesn't care about how much it kills.
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  Nature does not have a consciousness, so therefore it
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  has no belief and it holds itself not accountable to
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  anything. I think that if you have the
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  world view that morality is nothing more than a man made
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  construction or an illusion, you will eventually lose sight of
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  what is right and wrong, what is good, what is evil, and you'll
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  have no limitations. There will be no parameters
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  whatsoever to keep you from doing atrocities, which is what
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  Jeffrey Dahmer is trying to explain, and believe it or not,
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  he was very articulate. I think that anybody that
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  listens to the interview will get the point.
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  Did he actually believe in Jesus Christ?
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  Did he believed Jesus Christ was God?
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  Did he believed that Jesus did the things that he said he did
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  in the Bible? Did he believed that he was now
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  accountable to a higher power? I think Jeffrey Dahlmer did.
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  I think that he was convinced and I think that due to him
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  making these changes while incarcerated, he was absolutely
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  convinced that Jesus Christ was the way.
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  And as far as going to heaven and hell, I would never make the
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  assumption either way. I'm not trying to hate on you
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  Tucker or try to cause any kind of drama or commotion, but God
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  is the one who makes the determination if someone made
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  the right decisions in life and accepted him properly, not us.
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  So to state that we know for a fact what God did with him, I
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  wouldn't presume or be arrogant enough to make the decision on
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  that. It could be very possible that
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  Jeffrey Dahmer was a narcissistic liar, manipulator
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  and said all these things in order to be able to get out of
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  his cell just so he would have people to talk to and not be
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  bored that day. That's very possible as well as
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  far as baptisms and religious rituals and all this.
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  Many of you probably don't know this, but I was baptized 8 * 8
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  times. And the reason why is my mother
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  whenever I was younger was mentally ill and she was sick
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  and due to the fact that she couldn't take care of her kids,
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  I ended up in the system. I ended up in foster care and
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  while I was in foster care dealing with abusive people and
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  going in and out of places, I was introduced to much theology
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  as well as many churches. Every foster care I lived in,
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  for however long I stayed, believed in God and believed in
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  some form of denomination. I learned about many many
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  denominations while growing up in the system and each one of
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  them all thought that the other one was wrong about how they did
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  things. So they would re save me and re
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  baptize me, re save me and re baptize me and to say magical
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  new words every single time I went.
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  Of course, after seeing all that religion, religious people
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  fighting over if they were actually capable of saving a
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  child and all that was one of the big reasons why later on in
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  my life I became an atheist. I didn't take religious people
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  seriously anymore. I didn't take Christian
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  seriously because they would tell you that you had to jump
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  through all kinds of hoops and stupid crap.
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  And I've always had this thought process that if there is a God
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  and he's all powerful, all knowing, and He truly loves us,
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  then there's going to be some form of lenience and patience
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  there. He's going to endure.
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  And God being as wise and intelligent as he is, way
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  smarter than I could ever muster even in 100,000 lifetimes.
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  God knows our hearts, and He is going to be the one that
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  determines if we truly wanted to be with Him and have a
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  relationship or not. But I couldn't take religious
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  people seriously back in the day because I would watch them
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  squabble over the stupidest shit I watched them argue over.
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  Is baptism right? What kind of words you have to
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  say? There's a certain way you have
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  to pray. There's a certain translation of
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  the Bible that you have to endear or Revere.
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  There's a certain type of denomination.
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  Everything had some kind of bullshit steps in the process.
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  And here I'm thinking to myself, but if there is a God, then he's
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  omnipresent, omniscient, all knowing and everywhere he's
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  going to hear my prayers whether I'm in a a damn coat closet or
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  whether I'm out in the middle of a field or I'm in the middle of
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  a Moss pit at a Slayer concert. It doesn't matter where I'm at,
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  what book I have, God is always listening.
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  That's the kind of thought process I had whenever I was a
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  non believer. I always had Plan B.
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  There was always, but if there is a God, if there is a God,
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  then this is how I assume that he would, He would be.
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  And some people might say, well, Brett, that's anthropomorphizing
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  God. That's saying God would be like
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  you. No, God being that way is
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  nothing like the way I would do. I have often cracked jokes and
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  stuff and all seriousness as well stated that if I were God
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  and I had that kind of power, I would have taken out the human
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  race all together and I wouldn't have even left a few or a
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  handful of people. I have come to the point where
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  this world makes me sick. If it wasn't for my beautiful
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  kids and my wife and some of the good friends I have out there, I
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  see absolutely no necessary use for this world anymore.
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  I see Earth as a graveyard, floating in the darkness and
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  abyss of the coldness of space. I see humanity as a species that
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  repeats war and death and destruction over and over and
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  over again. A lot of my views prior,
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  whenever I was a nihilist, I did believe that there was a lack of
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  value in many, many different things.
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  And even as a Christian now I see that there's a lot of things
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  that lack value and are not necessary, like this continuous
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  desire to do evil on others. Why humans do it to each other,
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  I don't know. I don't understand why it's 2025
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  and people still do this shit to each other after all this.
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  Why we still have war? Why we still have anything?
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  The only way I'm able to get around this, ladies and
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  gentlemen, is to realize that God doesn't just love us as the
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  fact that we're a creation or because we're humans.
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  God loves us because he actually perceives us as his children.
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  And like the father of Jeffrey Dahmer that's sitting there,
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  even though he knows his son has done some horrible shit, there's
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  some despicable, terrible things that'll leave you up at night
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  because you can't go to sleep due to nightmares.
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  He loves his son. You can tell when he looks at
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  his son. He's proud of his son for
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  accepting Christ. He's proud that his son, even
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  though it's almost too late for his boy.
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  He's proud of him because he sees that his son is trying.
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  His son's trying to dig himself out of the grave.
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  He sees that even with all the mistakes, all the problems,
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  there's still some good there. Or it could all be a lie.
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  Who knows, Who knows? He'd be surprised what people
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  will say and do in order just to be able to get 5 minutes out of
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  their cage. I've seen people on YouTube do
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  things that'll make a Billy goat puke just so they could get 5
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  minutes of attention. There's people out there that
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  are so lonely. They're so, there's so much
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  suffering in them mentally and emotionally, but they don't know
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  what to say. They don't know what to do.
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  They don't know how to articulate their feelings.
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  And a lot of people think they're going to be mocked.
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  So they act a fool, they act crazy.
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  Anything that it takes just to have someone look at them and
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  validate their existence. It's sad.
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  So did Jeffrey Drummer go to heaven or hell?
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  I don't know. From what I knowing the Bible,
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  Jeffrey Dahmer is most definitely dead.
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  I think the entire human race, according to the Bible, is going
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  to die and remain in the grave until Jesus returns.
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  That means that Jeffrey Dahmer is not conscious right now.
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  There's no ghost haunting the world of Jeffrey Dahmer.
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  Everyone in the Old Testament as well as New Testament, everyone
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  all the way from that point ARN that exists today are all dead.
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  They are dead now. When Jesus returns and judgment
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  is upon us, that's when it will be decided.
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  Will there be the second death? And to me, second death is the
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  destruction of the soul. Jesus said to the people
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  listening to him, Don't fear he who can just destroy the body,
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  but fear he who can also destroy body and soul.
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  Jesus made it clear that as God, he was capable of annihilating
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  you. So that's another question
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  altogether. Tucker, I suppose we could talk
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  about, I'm aware that there are some verses that give the
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  Dante's Inferno impression of the Bible, but I would say 95%
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  of it. Teach annihilationism, which is
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  where I'm at now. So even if Jeffrey Dahmer does
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  not go to heaven or it participates in the New world, I
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  suspect that his soul will be absolutely disintegrated.
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  Eternal destruction as opposed to eternal torture.
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  Yes, that's my thought process. We got to be careful, Tucker.
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  We got to be careful whenever we're saying some of the things
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  we do out there. I'm not going to, you know, tell
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  people how to run their religion or their walk with God or
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  anything like that. But we need to at least keep in
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  mind, ladies and gentlemen, that in the end, none of us know
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  what's going in the heart of other people.
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  We don't know what God sees. So there's that.
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  When you all get an opportunity, check out the links in my
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  description and check out the music, the books and so on.
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  That's all I got to say today. God bless.