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Abuse & Hypocrisy in Christianity By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Do you hear what I do? Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
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My name is Brett Keene, and you are watching and listening to
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the Brett Keene Show. I hope you're all having a
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blessed day out there. It's been cold.
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A lot of snow, lot of ice. Yeah.
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I got to watch where I'm going whenever I go outside.
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Don't want to slip full and crack my ass.
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Opener in the cement. It's pretty horrific.
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As many of you know, I've been doing a lot of live shows
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lately, and I plan on doing another one.
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Friday 7:00 PM Central. I've heavily been considering
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that going and making videos. I might just start making my
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videos live. That way people can actually
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talk to me and ask questions about my topics while I'm going.
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I mean, literally every video that I make, make it live so
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people can actually participate in their comments, will go up on
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the screen and all that. Of course, if people start
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getting abusive, then I'll just simply turn the comments off,
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live in the video and just continue on doing my thing.
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But I'd rather for all of you, atheists and religious alike, to
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be able to participate in it. I've also been doing really,
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really well on my radio station. I just picked up a bunch of
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advertisers and that that'll be nice because I absolutely do not
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get any financial support from YouTube or Google and don't even
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make enough to get a candy bar off of Rumble and some of the
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other alternative video sites. I do.
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Christians are not very charitable people, at least in
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social media, so I haven't been doing well on that, but my radio
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just just recently ended up picking that up.
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I was able to be paid through my own advertisements or if someone
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bought directly from me, space on my radio to be able to do
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that. And I was doing pretty well on
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that. But now I've got like, you know,
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something like Coca-Cola or some brand name out there can
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actually decide where they want to put space on my radio.
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And I've opened access to advertising companies.
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So things are going to look out for the King family.
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Hopefully, we'll see how that goes.
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I've talked to a lot of people who have that and they say that
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they've done pretty well because of it.
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So it's been a while. I've worked for the last couple
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of years very hard to my radio station.
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So it's nice to hear that happening.
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So let's talk about something that's been really crawling
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under my skin. It's aggravated me for quite a
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long time, but I usually don't bother saying anything to other
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Christians about this. This seems to be a phenomenon
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that happens in social media Christianity.
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A lot of you probably realize that a lot of these Youtubers
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out here who claim to be Christian, none of them are
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preachers. None of them are professionals.
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None of them have a license, they figure because they know a
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little bit of the Bible and know how to hit record on the video.
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They spew out all kinds of stuff and they attempt to do the
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amateur sermonizing and some of them are actually quite gifted.
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There are people out there that are very talented.
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I personally think that Matt Powell is a great young and up
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and coming preacher who does really well at being able to
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distinguish and interpret what's what the Bible's actually
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talking about. Unfortunately, there are some
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Christians out there that don't realize that just simply
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regurgitating Bible verses or repeating what some stuff that
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they read off a website isn't the same as what preachers
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actually do. A preacher is supposed to be
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like a shepherd where he tends to his flock.
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And when I say tend to their flock, it means that you, you
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don't just sit there and preach and and run your mouth on Sunday
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and that's it. If you have congregation or you
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have followers, you're supposed to be there for them.
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You're supposed to have an open ear and an open heart.
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Listen to their problems, listen to their issues, be there.
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The Catholics, they have confession booths where people
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can come in and talk about how they're struggling or how they
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feel like they've been challenged.
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Whether you agree with that system of thinking or not, it
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offers people the ability to get things off of their chest.
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It offers people somewhere they can go, where they find wisdom,
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and they can sit in an office or a wooden box and actually talk
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to, you know, the priest or whatever they call the Father
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and all that and and get it all out there.
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And then of course they're told that they're forgiven to keep on
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trying and do the best they can. And some people need that.
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Sometimes the flock doesn't just need to have the Bible slammed
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on them over and over and over. Sometimes people need a friend.
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Sometimes people don't have family and they're looking for a
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community where they can connect.
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I think that that's one of the strongest things about
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Christianity. I think it's one of the big
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reasons why Christianity lasted for as long as it did.
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Nowadays, Christians don't really hang out with each other,
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especially in social media, unless they think that the other
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person's going to get them views or help them and some kind of
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way and getting somewhere on the Internet, they don't do it
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because they think that it'll be a more effective deal.
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I have found countless times in a lot of these Christian live
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rooms and all that. A lot of these people just like
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to talk forever and ever and ever and never really give.
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The other members don't even consider that there are other
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people in the room who want to have a conversation.
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I've literally seen atheists come in rooms and have to wait
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for over an hour before they even get to speak on the mic.
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Although atheists annoy me, I know that they're also human,
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and I know that some of them, some of them actually do want to
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find the truth. Not all of them are just there
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to argue and debate or try to humiliate you and embarrass you.
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There's a lot of them out there like that.
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But there's some of them that really want to have those
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conversations. Why this?
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Why that? Why did God do this?
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Or why should I get saved? Or what does it even mean to be
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saved? A lot of Christians, especially
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the amateurs out there on social media, they think that whenever
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they're talking, they don't realize that they're speaking a
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completely different language than people who are on the
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outside of Christianity. By telling a total stranger that
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unless you have Jesus Christ in your life, you're absolute
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garbage, you deserve to burn in hell.
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You deserve your soul to be destroyed.
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Well, the fact is, is that a lot of atheists, they don't even
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know what the hell you're talking about.
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Whenever you say their soul, that's like saying if you don't
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go along with what I'm talking about, the length on your toe is
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going to vaporize. They they have no clue what the
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hell a soul is, or a spirit. Surely they probably heard of
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spirits and souls in their favorite horror flick or a movie
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or something, but they don't really know what that means and
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why that's of importance or special.
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What is it that you're telling them to them?
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It's like telling them that there's something invisible that
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exists that they don't even know about, that they're going to
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lose. Well, if they never even knew
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about it in the 1st place, why they going to care?
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And by telling someone that if you don't join my club then that
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makes you a piece of trash, That you're garbage, that you have to
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do certain rituals or believe certain things or your life
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doesn't mean squat. Well that's going to turn a non
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believer off and it's kind of irritating as well.
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You know, I used to have this grandmother who was riddled with
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cancer and she would tell me all the time that without her I
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wouldn't make it in this world. She would tell me as a child
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that, you know, unless I did what she told me to do, then my
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life literally meant nothing. She would call me a dirty rag,
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She would call me garbage. She would call me trash and all
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that. Not because she was a mean
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person. She had cancer and her brain was
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all fried because of this. So she said some really cruel,
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mean things. And most of the time she didn't
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even realize she was doing it. She actually thought, well, this
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is my grandson and this is the way we talk.
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And if people don't like it, they can kiss my ass type of
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attitude. Well, a lot of Christians
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unfortunately speak like this, and I don't think it's because
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they have cancer in the brain. But I don't think that they
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really think about what it's like to be on the other side of
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the conversation, what it's like.
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I know what it's like because he used to be a former atheist.
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I didn't like being told that, oh, without Jesus Christ, you're
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garbage. And some of you, even now,
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you'll probably be listening to this video and saying, well, you
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may not like it, but it's true. I don't believe that, though.
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I believe that when God was created in humans, I believe
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that he perceived us as being something special, as his
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children. All right.
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And as a father myself, I didn't bring my children in the world
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with this idea that they're going to be garbage and I'm
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going to treat them as such unless they do exactly what I
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tell them to do. I'm not going to hold a shotgun
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to my children. I created children because I
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wanted them to be happy. I wanted them to have joy,
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because I love them, because they were important.
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I want them to have experiences. I want them to be able to feel.
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I want them to know what it feels like to be loved, what
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it's like to be touched, what it's like to be held.
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What it's like to meet a woman for the first time or a man and
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stuff, depending on if it's daughter and son, and be able to
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have relationships, be able to build families, be able to have
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friendships, all these kind of things.
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But not once, whenever I was bringing my children in the
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world did I say today I'm going to create a bunch of garbage.
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Today I'm going to create some trash.
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And the only way this trash doesn't get burned, the only way
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this trash doesn't get destroyed is if they accept every tenant
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that I ever say and live like that.
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That's me, ladies and gentlemen. That's unfortunately, when my
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grandmother did the things that she did to me and spoke like
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that, I felt like I was being abused.
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I felt like I was trapped with an insane person who was
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basically manipulating me and trying to treat me like garbage.
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And of course my grandmother was the type of person who would
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demand that I do all kinds of chores and everything else.
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And if I didn't do it right on time or did it right, then I
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went back to be an absolute garbage.
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And that's the way a lot of Christians think of themselves
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and think of other people. It's one of the reasons why some
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Christians out there are so quick to point out other
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people's alleged sins. I had a guy recently who he
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heard me cussing on one of my shows and he he confronts me and
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he says Brett. He goes, why do you got to say
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the F word and why do you got to say this and that?
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For he goes, you know, I used to be an atheist and before I could
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even answer him or respond on why I use foul or coarse
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language as he calls it, he says, you know, I used to be a
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porn addict. I used to cheat, I used to lie,
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I used to steal and all that. I was a real piece of garbage
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until I changed my life. I was all these horrible things.
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And then I changed my life. And now I'm trying to do better.
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And I realize that if I don't do this or I don't do that for
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Jesus, then I'm going to remain absolute trash.
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And I'm like, wow, you've you've done a lot of sinning.
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Have you? And he goes, well, the reason
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why I'm telling you all these things is because you know what
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you're doing is trash. And he basically projected all
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this nonsense of his own life and his own behaviors unto me.
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And I said, besides cussing, I don't, I'm not off killing
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people, lying, stealing, doing all kinds of horrific stuff.
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I think the only thing that I can think of that I do that is
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probably something that doesn't please God very much is I'm not
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really that good at loving your enemy.
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Are taking a slap across the cheek.
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And to be honest, I really don't believe that God created us just
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to be abused and be slapped around and all that and that
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we're supposedly supposed to just let people crucify us
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whenever they want. That was Jesus.
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That was his way of doing things because he was in such a way,
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because of the nature of God that was his role to do, but he
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didn't expect his disciples to do that.
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There are passages versus take apart in your cross and all
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that, but it doesn't mean that Jesus is literally telling us to
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physically put a wooden stake on our back, carry it through the
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streets while a bunch of people pound on us and spit on us, and
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then hang us out to dry. It means that we need to try to
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be like Christ. We need to try to live like him.
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But there's obvious things, good things, that Jesus did, as well
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as the bad things that were done to Jesus that Christians could
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not possibly do. And Jesus knew that Christ knew.
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And that's one of the reasons why he said that we have our
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issues, that we do. The point is, ladies and
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gentlemen, I don't think it's a good idea for Christians to look
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at other Christians or atheists and tell people that you're
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garbage just simply because you're not saved at the moment.
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Now, a lot of atheists out there, they probably heard me in
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the past. They probably heard me actually
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call them directly to their face that they are garbage.
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But I don't call them garbage simply because they lack of
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belief in deities. I used to lack a belief in
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deities. I used to not believe in God,
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but I didn't consider myself garbage because of it.
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What I consider garbage is the cruelty, the nasty behavior, the
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desire to want to humiliate people or use people as a butt
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of a joke to try to bully folks. These are the kind of things
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that made me represent atheist as or associate atheism with bad
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people and garbage type people. But I also did the same thing
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with some Christians out there. If there were Christians out
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there who would laugh and cackle at the idea that someone would
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burn for all eternity and hell, let me remind you, I'm an
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Annihilationist, so I don't believe in torture for all
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eternity. The gods standing over our
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cauldron stewing people in a hellish flame type of deal.
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I believe the soul dies. But there are even many, many
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Christians out there to this day.
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When I listen to them and I hear them, it's not that they're bad
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at preaching. It's not that they're bad at
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sermonizing. That really gets under my skin.
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It's that a lot of these people deliberately want to be garbage.
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I think there are some people who are comfortable with being
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garbage, comfortable with being abusive on all sides.
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I think there's some people who like the idea of believing that
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if there is a God, that there's no point in even really trying
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because you're already saved no matter what.
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Have you heard these people? You know, basically they believe
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that they're in the hands of God.
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So no matter what they say, no matter what they do, they're
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going to be saved at the end of the day.
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There are Bible verses that say once you're in the hand of God,
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you can't be basically pulled out of it.
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But there's a catch to that. And a lot of these Christians
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out here who make that claim, they won't want to tell you
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this, that Christian doesn't know for sure.
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God doesn't just pop his head out of the sky and say, hey, by
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the way there fella, you're guaranteed.
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Now you're in my hands right now.
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The Christian reads the Bible and then assumes that they're
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one of the people that were elected.
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Or they assume whether they're a Calvinist or a Pentecostal, they
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assume that they are in the hands of God.
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But the problem with that is there's plenty of verses that
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say I never knew you, you're not of my flock.
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You went around and you claimed to be this and that, but you
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never actually were. The way is narrow.
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Most people, if you read the Bible, you probably get the
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impression that most people are not going to make it into
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heaven. Some people are not going to get
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to God. Some people are so it's not
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because of their label, it's not because of the questions that
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they ask in life. It's not even because of your
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debates. It's because of your heart, you
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as a person. I think that when God created
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us, he meant for us all to be valuable to him, just like a
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father. When he has children, he once
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that he once that relationship and he sees you as important
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enough to love you and it's actually important for him to be
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loved back. Now if somebody's a piece of
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garbage or a piece of trash, if somebody has no inherent value
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to them, then why would you want to have a relationship with
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them? Why would you want to connect
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with them? Why would you care if they're
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happy or they experienced joy or any of these things?
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So I believe before Jesus Christ even died on the cross, God
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already believed in US. He already was convinced that we
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were worth having life in the 1st place, that we were worth
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bringing into existence from his own essence.
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If you think about it, ladies and gentlemen, even though we
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may make mistakes and we do wrong, we're part of God.
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We're pieces of God's very essence and embodiment.
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We're like little gods running around here with limited
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abilities, limited powers. We're important.
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We are. And I'm just sick and tired of
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hearing some Christians out there saying, oh, you're garbage
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unless you get saved. That's not the way it works.
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I think that God already believes, before we even accept
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Jesus Christ, that we're worth saving in the 1st place.
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Saving from what? Saving from our own evil desires
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and some of the bad things. Now, I know there's some
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Christians out there, You're probably going to end up making
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a video and you're going to say, but but what about this verse?
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And what about this verse? It's not about just verses in
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the Bible, ladies and gentlemen. No more than it's about judging
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a person based upon their cover. It's about what's in the heart.
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Do you think that if a person out there is striving to do
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good, do you think if there's an atheist or a Christian out there
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that is donating their money to charity, doing things, working
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in children's hospitals just because they don't read the
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Bible the way you read it, or just because they haven't fully
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accepted Jesus Christ the way you think it should be done?
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Are you really believing in your mind that God doesn't see into
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their heart and realize there's something worth saving?
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And when I say saving, that's kind of a funny word, isn't it?
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Saving. Kind of sounds like there's some
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kids that are drowning in a pool and they need a lifeguard to
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jump in and save them. Well, perhaps saving can also
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mean that you feel like something is worth keeping
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because it's so valuable. If you ever had something out
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there where you have a bunch of stuff in your shed or in your
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closet and you think it's time to do a cleaning day, and you
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look through all your old things and you decide this was always
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good. I always enjoyed this.
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I always loved this. So I'm going to keep this.
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I'm going to protect it. I'm going to cherish it.
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Why did I even put it out in the box in the first place?
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See, there is saving things that you can put value to even before
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you make the choice to save them.
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That thing has inherent value. It means something to you and it
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always has. It doesn't mean that it needs to
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be saved because its value is bad.
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Therefore you need to repair it or fix it because it's broken
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type of thing. Does that make sense?
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Have you ever picked up something and said, you know
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what? This thing I bought, you know,
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five years ago is a piece of garbage.
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But you know what? It's worth saving.
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Or have you picked up things that you cherish and say, I've
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always loved this, Why did I put this away for?
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How did I even forget about it? This thing is just as awesome as
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it was before. Hell, you might even find more
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awesomeness about it as you grow older.
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Does that ever happened to any of you where you get older and
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you realize that you cherish things and people more than you
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did before? You ever looked at something
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when you were a kid and went, that's that's terrible, that's
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boring. That sucks.
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I don't want that in my life. And then later on you go, hey,
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that's a really useful tool. That's a really useful thing for
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me. I think that whenever I know,
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none of you are going to listen to me because a lot of you are
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narcissistic, just as narcissistic and egotistical as
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some of the atheist I've dealt with.
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You probably not going to listen and you're not going to change
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your ways. But I think that in the future
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when we're talking to non believers, we should probably
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not start off with your garbage and you need to be saved.
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We need to talk to them as though they are the valued
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person that was left in the box, or at least they feel that way.
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We needed to talk to them about I'm sure that you've had some
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difficulties in your life and you've been through some
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challenges, but God made you for a reason and God does love you.
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Not say God only loves you after you got yourself saved or you
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become like us. Because that sounds that sounds
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hateful as hell, doesn't it? Until you get saved, you're
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nothing. You're not even worth the breath
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that you have that's abusive and that's manipulative.
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It's it's what I would call a fear tactic and it's probably
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one of the reasons why some atheists run around like
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chickens with their head cut off.
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Saying that, if you talk to your own kids like that, then that's
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abuse. There can be.
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The way you talk to certain people can be considered abuse.
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It's one of the reasons why some people out there are trying to
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associate preaching with hate speech.
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You got people out there like Mr. Stephen Anderson who says
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things like if you're this way or this way or you have this
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trait or this behavior or habit, then you're not allowed into my
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church. Well, that's not really the way
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Jesus was, was he? Jesus used to hang out with the
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sinners and break bread with them.
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He would sit with them and spend time with them and talk to them.
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In the end, ladies and gentlemen, it wasn't the sinners
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who were Jesus problem. It was a religion and the
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government of that time that would eventually crucified Jesus
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Christ, the Son of Man, the Son of God.
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So it's something to think about.
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And I'm just getting I get so tired of it.
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I'm not even an atheist. I believe in God.
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And I've actually had some Christians confront me like that
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and say, Brad, if you don't get saved properly or you don't walk
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this certain way or do this certain thing, you're screwed.
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And unfortunately, the Bible for some is very confusing because
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some of these people actually believe that their abusive
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behaviors and their words are beneficial or good that they're
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supposed to. The Bible says you're to correct
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your brother and sister. But some of these Christians do
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not consider you their brothers or sisters, and they don't do it
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because they're trying to help you or because they're trying to
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correct you. They're not looking to spend
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time with you like a family or a brother and sister would.
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They just want to tell you that you're doing something wrong.
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And some people do that not because they're trying to help
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you, but because they're trying to validate their own sins.
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Do you know how many times I've ran into Christians who have
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been drinkers, Alcoholics, drug addicts, people, Christians who
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will sit there and smoke weed and watch an atheist act like an
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orangutan on the Internet? Do you know how many times I've
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actually had a Christian come up to me and social media or in one
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of my chat rooms and actually bring up some drama that
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happened between me and a non believer?
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What the hell are they watching that for?
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Why aren't they off, you know, trying to save souls?
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Why are they busy getting them self involved in some trash
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talking between a religious person and non believer?
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I don't know. Their answers have always been
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because I'm entertained, because I just wanted to see what would
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happen. Not once did any of these people
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come to me and say, I consider you a brother in Christ, and
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it's possible that you're under a lot of stress, you're under a
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lot of pressure, and maybe it might be upsetting for you to
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have to go through these type of things.
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I've never once had a Christian say that to me.
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Say, Brett, the way these people treat you, the way these people
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talk to you, you know, Hey, man, do you need a friend?
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You need a brother. Do you need a ear?
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Do you need somebody to talk to? No, it's not like that.
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But the moral of the story, ladies and gentlemen, is if you
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talk to people like garbage, if you treat people like garbage,
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then pretty much they're going to act like garbage towards you.
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One of the most well known things in psychology is if you
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abuse children, If you tell your children that they're worthless,
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if you tell them that they're pieces of shit and you tell them
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that they have no use. Unfortunately children will
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sooner or later be convinced that about themself, is it?
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No wonder why when someone leaves Christianity, why it is
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whenever someone goes from Christianity to atheism, why in
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the first year or two they have that honeymoon period where they
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feel like they're relieved, like they left the prison like
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they're no longer in some kind of mind cage.
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It's because they were a part of a church and they were around
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people who made them feel like absolute shit.
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Maybe those people didn't mean to, maybe they weren't trying
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to, or maybe it was 100% full effort to to totally tear that
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person's self esteem and ego down.
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I don't know. But in the end, you get a very
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angry fucking person. You get a person who has
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suppressed a lot of rage and now you're going to spend the next
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decade listening to them tell you that you and your God is
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shit. So maybe we ought to re evaluate
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our tactics, our ways. Don't get me wrong, ladies and
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gentlemen, if there is a person out there who's acting like a
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total piece of shit, I'll tell them.
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But you don't start the conversation with a total
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stranger with that attitude. Only if they do something based
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upon their merits. If they've deserved to be talked
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to like that. If they actually instigated a
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fight with you or started trouble, then you can go that
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route, at least in my philosophy.
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But we need to keep in mind that no matter what the outcome or
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the result is, God loves them just as much as God loves you.
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And that way we're all equal. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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and I'm going to leave us with one last thing and it's
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something I need to work on too. I've made me some mistakes.
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I have had me some issues. But I am good enough, I believe,
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to go back and look at what I've done wrong or right and try to
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progress what I've done good and also try to turn my weaknesses
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into strengths, change in progress.
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It's important. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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that's all I got for you. God bless.