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Chris Pratt, Mark Wahlberg, and Brett Keane discuss God · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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God wants the best for you. Believe that I do.
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Learn to pray. It's easy, and it's so good for
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your soul. Nobody is perfect.
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People are going to tell you you're perfect just the way you
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are. You're not.
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You are imperfect. You always will be.
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But there is a powerful force that designed you that way.
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And if you're willing to accept that, you will have grace.
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And grace is a gift. And like the freedom that we
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enjoy in this country, that grace was paid for with somebody
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else's blood. Do not forget it.
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Don't take it for granted. God bless you.
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Please get home safely. Thanks.
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Instead of exposing someone, I'm going to do the exact opposite
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today. Listen to what Mark Wahlberg
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says in this clip. And to be honest with you, I'm
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not going to judge you on what religion you believe in.
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I respect all of them, but I think it's very important the
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way you go about it. Mark Wahlberg sets a great
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example here. You know, it's it's a balance.
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I don't want to jam it down anybody's throat, but I do not
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deny my faith. That's that's an even bigger
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sin, you know, it's not popular in my industry.
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But, you know, I cannot deny my faith.
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It's important for me to share that with people.
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But I have friends from all walks of life and and all
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different types of faiths and religions.
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So, you know, it's important to respect and honor them as well.
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What does it mean to you, your faith?
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Oh, it's everything. It really has.
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It's, it's afforded me so many things.
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Obviously, you know, God didn't come to save the sames.
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He came to save the sinners. We've all had things and issues
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in our lives, and we want to be better versions of ourselves.
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And through focusing my faith, it's allowed me to do that.
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Hello, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett Keen and you
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are listening watching The Brett King Show.
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I'm going to be answering some questions by atheist today.
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One of the questions I've been asked repeatedly since I've been
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doing YouTube for almost 15 years is am I scripted?
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Do I write my stuff down and then talk about it like most
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Youtubers do? No.
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I think the most script that I could probably be accused of is
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if I'm reading a news article, then obviously I'm reading the
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news and the information that's off the screen.
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But all the jokes and all the comments and all the things that
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I say are completely from here, completely from memory and so
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on. Today we're going to talk about
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questions that atheists have about God.
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One of the things that I've heard repeatedly is why did God
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create evil? Or at least why did he allow
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evil? I actually believe that God
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created evil. I believe that God created
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everything that exists. The Bible doesn't say God
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created some things and then other things appeared on their
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own. It says God created all things.
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I believe that whenever God created evil, he that was the
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consequence. Just like pain is the
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consequence of certain actions. I believe that whenever God
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created the universe, he created it perfectly.
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And I don't think that any atheists, if they were to use
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something called common sense, could argue against us, because
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the way God created things made sure that the consequence of it
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would be life. But the response of what God did
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with his powers and his ability, not magic but powers actually
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caused it had cause and effect and the effect was life
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existence. There's a lot of non believers
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out there that ask why is there pain?
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For if God is perfect, why did he create a world with pain?
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Well pain is a part of the process that involves love.
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It involves misery. It involves.
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It is basically the reaction or the consequence to something
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that happens like one of these days, many of you out there, if
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you haven't already, you'll find someone that you love.
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You'll find someone that you care about.
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You'll also care about family members and your friends or your
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favorite little puppy dog or kitten.
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Well, one day your kitten is going to die.
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One day your little puppy dog is going to die.
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And the response and the reaction to it will be your
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stimuli. It will say I'm not happy with
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this, You're not meant to be happy about losing your kitten
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or your puppy dog. Though, ladies and gentlemen,
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you're not meant to be jumping up for joy whenever your mother
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that you've known for years, or father or family member dies.
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That's a part of the natural process.
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That's a part of the consequences of existing.
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I always am fond of seeing atheists say things like why is
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it that people even age for? Why did God make us age?
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Do you notice when you look at the aging process that every
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single one of us, we all have a fair amount of time on earth?
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We do. When you compare our age and the
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time that we exist to that of the universe and all of its
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majestic beauty, you'll find that every single one of us live
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like a candle in the wind, like dust.
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We're here, and then we're gone. We have a moment where we can.
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Either light up people's lives or we can bring darkness or we
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can bring more of that evil reaction that I was speaking
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about earlier. So God, you've probably heard
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non believers say, why did God create something that has so
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many problems for so many issues?
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Well, if you don't mind, I would like to give an analogy kind of
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like whenever you're looking at something that has been invented
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or created. There are people out there where
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they create inventions and they create televisions and the very
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things that we enjoy. They also create automobiles.
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Now it is not meant and it was never meant or a part of its
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function in the 1st place for a car to last forever.
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When we buy a car, we already know that the car was designed
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to be able to get us to where we got to go.
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But we also know upon buying the vehicle that we may have issues
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down the road that it's going to have.
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It's going to need to be able to be fixed.
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But just the fact that you can take a car and then be able to
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fix it in the 1st place, that the universe is set up in such a
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way where things can be fixed or things can be reconnected and
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all this shows you that it's a very functional and perfect
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automobile. Now I know that some people are
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going to say, how can it be perfect if it breaks down?
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Because it can be fixed. It's not something that once
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it's broken, it cannot be fixed anymore unless you go out of
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your way to blow it up or absolutely go against what the
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whole point of having a vehicle is, or a television set.
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Sure, if you take a baseball bat to a television set and smash it
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in the little pieces, it will become unrepairable.
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Be. Unfixable.
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And that's the same way it is with love, isn't it?
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If you don't nurture love, if you don't show kindness and
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mercy, then kindness and mercy will not be given back to you.
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If you are full of hate, then the reaction and the response
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will you'll get hate back. If you hurt someone or you hurt
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something, then the reaction is that pain and suffering and
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misery will come back on you. And the Bible's very clear about
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this. When God said he was creating
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things, whenever God was putting things into play, he said
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there's going to be consequences.
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He didn't say whenever he was creating us that we get to live
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forever in this realm. He says that once you are
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broken, beyond being repaired. On this earth, it's called
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death. Your life ends.
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However you have the opportunity to join the manufacturer or the
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creator, wherever he may reside. To me, it's a perfect system.
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You live out of biological, organic existence.
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You get to exist in a plane where you get to feel, you get
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to love, you get to experience joy.
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Now, if you choose while you're in that existence that you want
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to put yourself in a position where you're going to get hurt
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or you're going to suffer, that's a part of the entire rule
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system that God set out. It's perfect, even pain itself,
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even death. I wonder to myself why it is
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that atheist whenever they say, why don't we get to live longer?
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Why don't we get to do this? Why?
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Why is it that it seems like every human being on the planet
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has a biological clock? Most of us, we might get to live
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up to be 60 years old. We all know that our time limit
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is usually 99% of the time. We may make it to where we're
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100 years old, but there's a good chance that we can die in
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between. It's like a spectrum from zero
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to. 100, that's the set time. Doesn't anybody find that
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interesting though? Has anybody ever really sat back
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and thought about that, that something in the universe set up
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our time frame where it said you get to live from zero to this,
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and then one day it's just simply going to stop that your
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function and your ability is going to end.
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You will not be experiencing joy, love or pain or anything.
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God basically offers us an escape, believe it or not,
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whenever you're a young person and you're faced with death or
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pain, what do you think about? You think, man, I wish I could
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live longer. Why is it that my time is so
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short? When people get older, they
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start getting comfortable with the idea that death is coming.
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Sure, there's going to be a little bit of anxiety.
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There's going to be fear. But as you watch the people that
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you love and you care about disappear, as you start watching
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all your friends be buried and all your family, you're going to
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be more accepting of the idea of, OK, this is the natural
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process of things, and you'll even get to a point.
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Some people will get to a point where you'll say this is a part
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of life and I'm going to die. Luckily for Christians, though,
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from a Christian perspective. When you get ready to die,
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you'll be able to say to yourself, well, where I'm going,
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I'll be able to see my wife, I will one day be able to see my
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mother, I will be able to see my father, I'll be able to see my
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family members. And all this.
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For an atheist, though, there's absolutely nothing.
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Their belief system and their way of life leads to nothing.
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One of the sad things about being an atheist, and I know
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what it's like because they used to be one, is that you realize
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that no matter what you perceive yourself doing.
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Like if you tell yourself during the day that what I'm doing is a
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good thing and what I'm doing is moral, it doesn't really matter
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because if there is no God or there isn't some kind of outside
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external source to say anything otherwise.
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Then you're basically you're telling yourself a bunch of
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stuff almost like that if you're deluding yourself.
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And then sooner or later you'll be gone out of this world,
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you'll be forgotten and everything that you ever did
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won't even matter. I still to this day, I've yet to
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hear an atheist explain to me why they should bother doing
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anything good whatsoever, or at least that they perceive morally
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good or charitable, if all of it's going to be gone in the
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first place. And they'll say, well, see, you
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need a God and you need a reward system.
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Well, that's the way humans work, ladies and gentlemen.
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If we work, if we do a job, we expect to get paid.
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If we work, if we suffer, if we struggle, if we fight, we expect
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that we want something at the end of the day, right?
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What kind of idiot bust his ass and does a bunch of shit?
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And doesn't expect to get anything atheist.
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Act like that's some kind of detriment to Christians or
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Muslims or people who believe in the afterlife.
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Oh you, you just don't want to die.
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Well, guess what? No human being wants to die.
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And if you're offered the opportunity, if a super advanced
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entity tells you that. You have the opportunity to be
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able to exist beyond this realm, and it also sells says In the
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next realm, you won't have the same physical body that you did
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before. You won't suffer from war, You
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won't suffer pain, you won't die anymore.
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Why wouldn't you take it? Isn't that common sense if
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somebody offers you delicious candy and says all you have to
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do is just simply believe in me and the candy that I give you.
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Why wouldn't you take it? Unless you've unless you're an
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asshole or something. I mean, let's face it, ladies
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and gentlemen, in the real world, you're not going to be
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able to get anybody to do anything good or decent unless
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they're going to get something out of it.
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Even inventors, even scientists, they don't just go into a lab
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without getting paid. They need money.
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They need to be able to be rewarded for the the good things
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that they do. I've heard atheists say things
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like, oh, so you're you can only be moral if if the Bible tells
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you to. If you have a Bible and you your
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belief in God, it's the only thing that's keeping you from
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being an asshole. Well, there's some truth to
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that. When you look at non believers
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historically, you see that they didn't base their morality on
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the Bible and they didn't base their morality on God.
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They didn't base their morality on anything else but their
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selfish greed. And we ended up getting millions
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of people dead in the world, didn't we?
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So if you want to say that people require or depend on.
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Some literature or information are the laws of the land in
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order to be able to be moral. I've got no problem with that.
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I'd probably argue with you. Even with all the laws of the
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Bible and all the laws of the land, people like yourself
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continue to fuck up anyway. You don't seem to care about the
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laws. You don't seem to care about
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morality. You seem to think that whatever
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benefits you the most is how to live life.
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So sure, I can point at the Bible.
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I can point at God. I can point at the laws of the
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land on why it is that I behave myself.
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I can point at my parents. I can point at my family.
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I can point at my friends who've told me and explain to me what
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is perceived as good and what is perceived as bad.
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And you, on the other hand, you say, Oh well, if you need things
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in order to tell you, well, of course we do.
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I didn't just wake up as a baby one day and all of a sudden
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inherently know every fucking thing.
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Neither did you. We all have to be taught how to
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behave. We all have to be taught how to
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act. We all have to be told what the
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laws are Before you go get a permit or a driver's license,
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which my daughter recently got, She had to sit down and actually
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read the rules. On how to be able to get on the
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road, well, that's how God is. God basically puts you here.
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You get to figure out what life is about.
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You find out almost immediately when you get here and you're
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aware of what's happening, that there's rules, there's things
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that you have to do. You'll also discover that God
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not only gave you the ability to feel fucking insurmountable
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amount of pain. But God also created the
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universe in such a really specific way that you'll also be
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able to feel unbelievable amounts of joy and peace and
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happiness. You'll be able to feel love, and
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isn't that really need how it all balances out, doesn't it?
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If you continue to treat your loved ones good, then you
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continue to get good and love back.
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If you show hatred or animosity towards other people, then you
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receive it back. It's a give and take type of
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existence. If you don't want to suffer,
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then don't put yourself in positions where you'll suffer.
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You get a lot of these prostitutes and these hookers
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and whores out here. They wonder why it is that their
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lives are so fucking hard. They're putting themselves out
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in the street, they're standing out in the cold and they're
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waiting for a John to come along.
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And then they wonder why they get cut up, or why they get beat
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up, or why the bad things happen to him.
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A man will go out with a woman that he knows has been with many
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men and women and all this kind of stuff knows that the person
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that they're in a relationship with, this promiscuous, not
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loyal, doesn't have any consideration for other people's
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feeling. And then at the end of the day,
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when their fucking heart is broken, they have the audacity
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to go, what the fuck? This happened to me.
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Why did this happen? The truth is, ladies and
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gentlemen, if we were to really be adults and think about where
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pain and suffering comes from, pain and suffering can be easily
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the responsibility of all of humanity. 98% of the pain that
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goes on in this world is the pain that we inflict on each
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other. We do a lot of we put a lot of
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chemicals into our food, we put a lot of chemicals into our
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medicine. And then whenever we eat all
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these foods and bad things for us, we tend to get fat.
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We tend to get sick. We have a lot of problems happen
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with our body, and what affects our body can eventually start
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affecting the chemicals that are in our brain.
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This is the consequence of doing these kind of things.
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A lot of us out there have gotten to the point where we
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just like to whine and bitch and cry all day.
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Why am I fat? Because you ate too much.
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Why? Why did I get beat up by these
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people? Because you decide to join a
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gang. Why is it that I, you know, this
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happened and this happened? Well, you decide to be an idiot
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and you put yourself in a position.
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And unfortunately we put ourselves into a lot of
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positions and we know damn well something's going to go wrong.
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Especially whenever we decide that we want to go drive, right?
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You get in a vehicle and you decide, you know what, fuck the
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law. I'm going to go ahead and hit
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the gas. I'm going to hit the pedal to
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the metal. I'm going to burn rubber down
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the fucking highway. And the next thing you do is you
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find yourself in a ditch and you got a dead family member next to
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you because they didn't bother to have the intelligence to put
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on a fucking seat belt and you're wrapped around a fucking
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steering wheel. And while you're taking your
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last breath, you're going to actually ask yourself why the
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fuck did that happen for God, Whenever he was creating our
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brain and our mind and all that, He also created this ability
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called common sense. And unfortunately, a lot of
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human beings don't use it. And that's the reason why you
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see so much misery and suffering.
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We're all a cosmic family living in this Petri dish called Earth,
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and we have an impact on each other even when we don't want to
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be impacted. Even when we try to stay away
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from other people, even when we decide I don't want to deal with
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the bullshit that's going on in the world.
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If you want to get anywhere in life, then you have to get on
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the on the road to life and actually dodge the bullshit.
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And you have to learn from it, and you have to become more
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experienced as you go along. It's almost like a fucking
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simulation game in order to be able to figure out how to get
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better and better and more careful.
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A lot of people get to a point as they get older where they're
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not as careful anymore. They say to themselves, I'm so
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good at what I'm doing now. I don't even need to worry about
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it. I stop at the light.
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I go. I don't even think if some
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idiots not paying attention is going to fly through the
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intersection. Don't even think about whenever
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I go somewhere. Is it possible that someone
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might rob the place or do this kind of shit?
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It's a very diverse world, ladies and gentlemen, and I do
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feel God made us as well as all of humanity.
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Perfect. I don't know how many of you
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believe in the Adam and Eve story.
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Some of you believe it's symbolic, some of you believe
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it's a moral lesson, others believe it's literal.
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Well, whether you take it literal or not, what is the
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story God puts us here. He creates us from the materials
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of the earth. I'm always cracking jokes on an
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atheist saying, hey, according to science you come from rocks,
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which science actually does say that?
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But the truth is, is that we all come from rocks.
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We all come from material. We all come from the essence and
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formula of the earth. It's where God spawned us.
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The difference between Christians and atheists.
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See, Christians and Muslims agree.
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Jews agree aren't all this. But atheists come along and they
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say, well, I didn't evolve from the materials of the earth.
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And then everybody's got to look at them like the retard they are
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and say where the fuck do you think you came from then?
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Even if you don't believe there's a God, you have to
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believe that you got here some way.
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I think that whenever God created us, He did create his
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perfect. He created us and let us know
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that if you eat from certain trees, there's going to be
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suffering. If you eat certain type of food
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or you take certain vegetation advice from that asshole over
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there, the serpent, you're going to suffer.
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And after that, what more can a God do?
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He puts you all here and then says don't eat this, don't do
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that, don't kill people, because that sucks.
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Don't hurt people. Don't lie to people.
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Be loyal. Don't commit adultery.
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If you're going to get hooked up with somebody, make sure you
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truly love them. Make sure you care about them.
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Because if you don't, it's going to be one of the most miserable
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experiences of your fucking existence.
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See, God wasn't just thinking physical pain and suffering.
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He was also thinking about your mental and emotional.
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If you go getting married to people and then your spouse.
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Cheats are new, do you know how many people in this world have
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killed their spouses are their spouse's mistress?
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Because they find out and they're like, Oh my goodness,
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it's called a crime of passion according to these court shows
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that I watch. How many people have suffered?
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How many children have suffered due to people not being loyal to
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each other? And you'll probably ask Okay.
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So the killing makes sense, The adultery makes sense.
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Don't lie to people. I get that.
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All right, check that off. Why any of this other shit,
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though? What's this about bestiality and
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homosexuality and all that? I thought about that as well,
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ladies and gentlemen, because I've been asked questions about
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that. And I try to think of it like
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this. What would happen today if you
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were to take a a person who's very feminine looking and put
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them into a prison? I've been looking into a lot of
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transgender videos lately about transgenders committing crime
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and then being put in prison. What would happen if you didn't
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have the guards? And you just had an area where
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you put all these people and there were some males that
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actually looked like women in an environment filled with
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criminals and bad guys. Well, they'd probably get fucked
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to death is probably what would happen, right?
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So let's rewind that a couple thousand years back when mankind
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didn't have 911 back when. Mankind didn't have mall cops or
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security or anybody that they could rely on or depend on to be
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able to protect them and their own and their families.
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Imagine what it would be like being a guy going out into the
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desert trying to find some food, and then you get grabbed up by a
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bunch of assholes who want to do dirty, nasty things for you and
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use you for a fucking toilet. Well.
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You could probably imagine at this point why it is, whether
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you believe mankind did it or God did it, why somebody sooner
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or later would write down in a book.
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Don't fuck other people. Don't do this shit.
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You could imagine, right, if you were a farmer who was in your
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home and you heard some noises out in your stable.
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You go out there and you find some dirty fucking Hoosier
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fucking the hell out of your sheep or your cows or your moose
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or whatever the hell kind of animal you own, you're going to
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be pissed. And whether God wrote it down or
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whether mankind wrote it down, that's one of the interesting
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things too. If you say well, you know, why
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do you believe in ancient views for our beliefs.
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There's nothing in the Bible that doesn't coincide with
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modern day morality. There's there's nothing that
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separates what you read by ancient philosophers and writers
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from how you can live your life today.
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The book tells me not to kill. Yeah, it was written thousands
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of years ago, but it seems like pretty good ideas.
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That's one thing I've always wondered.
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So you believe in this ancient book, You believe that you get
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your morality from that shit? Yeah.
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Because that was my ancestors fucking up, right?
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That was your ancestors fucking up and going through the
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experiences of life and writing down basically a manual stating
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if you do this or this or that, you're going to get screwed
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over. So why wouldn't you?
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Why wouldn't you read information from the past in
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order to learn how to live now? So I don't understand that
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question from atheists. They really don't.
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How can you? You know, why does the book have
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all this weird shit in that? Because the human race is weird.
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Humanity's weird. I need some water.
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The Bible is a collection of autobiographies, ladies and
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gentlemen. That's what it is.
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It's a collection of people's lives and their impact and
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experience they had with God and what it was like living their
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life and those cultures and those time periods.
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That's what it is. It's literally, if you were to
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round it off to the highest number, almost 80 books, about
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80 different families who are existing throughout time,
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talking about their experience with God and what it was like to
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live during those time periods. And they put a lot of these
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rules and ideas together because one, they believed that God gave
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them the information. And #2, they thought that it
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would be beneficial for their society to make it.
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And guess what? They were right.
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Because they followed these rules and because they reacted
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to the experience of life like they did.
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We are here today. Had they did something totally
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opposite or did something completely different.
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Then some of us may not even be alive today.
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Some of us may not even be celebrating Christmas or Easter
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or the beautiful holidays that we have had things not been the
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way they are. You get a lot of eight.
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Yes. Who asked the question why did
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should have to happen this way? For why did things happen this
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way? And I asked the question, why
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did Joseph Stalin kill 20 million people?
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Why did Adolf Hitler say that Christianity is a disease and
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then kill a bunch of people? Why did he do that?
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Well, even though it was a horrible event, even though it
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was a horrible thing in history, we can look back now and say,
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oh, we got to watch out for people like that.
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We don't want people like that in power.
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We don't want this and this and this to happen.
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And it's one of the big reasons, isn't it, why politicians want
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to completely throw history and all this past information out
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the door or erase it completely? Because remembering our past and
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remembering our experiences gives us knowledge and power to
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be able to deal and benefit and contribute to life nowadays.
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From what we've learned, it's shocking whenever I hear an
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atheist say what's the point of it all?
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What's the purpose of it all? Isn't it fucking obvious?
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Why doesn't God do this? Why doesn't God do that?
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Why didn't God make everybody good?
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Well, what does that mean, exactly?
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Make everybody happy. Give everything that everybody
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wants. Well, let's let's test that out
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for a minute. Let's pretend we live in a world
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where there is no evil, there is no bad, there is no dirty, it's
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all good. Let's imagine for a moment that
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you're a guy. Can you go into a store or
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you're at your workplace and you see a beautiful woman?
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You walk up to her and because the world is now, everything is
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good and everything you get your way.
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You should be able to walk right up to this woman and say I love
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you. And then she turns around with
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ever, never even meeting you or knowing anything about you just
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turns around and says I love you so you don't have to feel the
32:29
pain or the rejection anymore. She just simply says, I love
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you, I care about you. But then what happens if there's
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ten other guys who think that that woman is perfect for them
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and they all walk up and say, I love you?
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You see, if you're going to have good, you're going to have to
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have bad. You have to have rejection, you
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have to have consequences. People have to have the choices.
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People have to have the decisions.
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If the one woman says yes to everybody, it becomes a whole
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fucking ordeal, doesn't it? If she says she loves you and
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you didn't even work for it, that you didn't even earn it,
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then we're at the end of the day, even if you get everything
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you want, you're not going to feel like you accomplished
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anything. You're not going to feel the the
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ambition and enjoyment of the struggle.
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And that's one thing about women and men, isn't it?
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We like the hunt. We like playing the game.
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We like being able to work and then get what we want.
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We like it whenever we love someone and we fight for them
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and we struggle for them and then we earn their affection and
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their love and their respect for us.
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It makes us feel good at it, puts something in us.
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If you could just go into a room every single day and grab
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whatever the fuck you want. Sure, it'd be great for the
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moment if you were like the person you are now.
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If you're a greedy fucking person now, sure, you'd be like,
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yeah, I get the take, take, take whatever the hell I want.
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But if everybody's all got the same thing, and if everybody
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looks the same, everybody's beautiful and sounds nice and
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has everything you could possibly want, then where's the
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accomplishment, Where's the struggle?
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Where's the road of life? I think that evil and good
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balances is itself out perfectly in this world.
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I think that life and death perfectly balances itself.
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So the next time an atheist tells you why is there this and
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why is there that going on in the world, why must I suffer?
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Ask them what they've done for others lately.
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What are they putting out? Because this world is set up and
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God pulled us from the beginning.
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What you put out, you'll get back.
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What you do to others will come back on you.
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Some people call it karma, some people call it reputs you so,
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but it always is the same thing. And even if you're an atheist
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and you don't believe there's a supernatural presence, you could
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go with the philosophy of if I'm an asshole, sooner or later I'm
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going to shit on my own feet, right?
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Of course. All right.
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This was a long, long, long, long video.
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Do you guys like it whenever I'm on camera?
35:29
Do you guys like it whenever I do these type of videos?
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And #2, my last question for all of you is this.
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Well, it's not really a question.
35:41
It's more of a statement. I'm going to be doing a live
35:45
show with TTOR and. We're going to be talking about
35:50
a lot of different issues and topics, and the video itself
35:53
will be on my radio. If you have a a phone or a
35:57
television or something like that, you'd be able to watch it,
36:00
providing that you got the right setup.
36:02
If you don't have all that but you have a stereo system or a
36:06
car stereo, you'd be able to tune into my radio station and
36:09
listen to us if you want to. Now usually whenever I do live
36:14
shows, whenever I'm hosting, I allow a lot of people to come
36:17
up. And I make my links public.
36:20
If any of you ever want to watch some of my stuff and be involved
36:24
in it, you just go to the front page on my YouTube channel and
36:28
you'll usually see upcoming events happen.
36:30
If it's not there yet, it means that I haven't gotten around to
36:33
putting it up. But if you check from time to
36:36
time, you'll get a video that you can click reminder on.
36:40
You'll know when I'm going live, I put the link out in the
36:43
description or in the comments, and then you can come in.
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Roviding near the microphone and hopefully a camera.
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All right, ladies and gentlemen, that's all I got to say.
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Let's turn this shit off.