He is much better on philosophy, history of philosophy, and religion

The end of creating a just, equitable society? How horrifying!

Sadly true.

@@howtoappearincompletely9739hittin that cope

It must be so relaxing to just slap labels you barely understand on anyone you disagree with instead of actually engaging with the content of their ideas. Keeps things and simple, cuts back on all that troublesome thinking.

The message is in the kjv but its not even really a translation it has so many words added

@@robwells5753 I disagree. There are parts where they used different words, but in each instance they have footnotes that gives the reader notice and informs them of how the Hebrew writings were worded. As I said, I firmly stand by the 1611 kjv as being the best English translation of the Word of God that we have and it may be the best one that we will ever have.

@@Heard_0f_God In the kjv translation when Jesus said to the woman "go and sin no more" He actually said to her "now go and Believe", now if Jesus would have said "go sin no more" then that woman would have a title now "a sinner". Jesu came to show He represented His Father who is a God of Love not a God of condemnation that's why He would never call or refer to anyone of His children as a sinner. Sin is unbelief. Exodus 34:14 a jealous God? no He said I Am a zealous God is who He said He is. A Hebrew bible teacher was in a christian book store when the lady asked if she could help him, he said he was just looking at Bibles when she said we have the KJV right now and is half off then he says to her "at least"! Start by doing a Hebrew word search when you come across a verse that doesn't seem quite right to you then word search it and you will never look at a translation the same again <><

@@robwells5753 For me to be able to better respond to you pertaining to the sin no more passage, I would need the chapter and verse to the exact part of scripture in which you speak of because I don't want to give a wrong answer. However: in my answer, I'll include scripture while simultaneously asking a series of questions for you to answer. Now, there are multiple times in which Yeshua told people to go and sin no more (John 5:14 and John 8:11 are a couple). To believe something doesn't mean to obey. Was He telling those people to believe or was He telling them to obey? i.e. A father tells his child to be home before the street lights come on or they will get a whooping. Is the father giving his child a command to believe him or to obey him? Likewise: Faith without works is dead (James 2:26). Believing is faith. Obedience is works. Can a person believe but be disobedient? Yes. A person can claim to believe all they like, but does their proclaimed faith mirror their works? Both are almost equally important, but obedience is superior. Does believing in Yeshua come first, or does obedience? Yeshua did (and does) represent His Father, who IS a God of Love, but is also the "Judge of all the earth" (Genesis 18:25). Do you know the definition of condemnation? If He's not a God of condemnation then how is He fit to Judge all the earth? Hell is where the condemned go, no? They go there by sentencing, right? Who gives that sentence to them? Sin is not "disbelief" brother. Sin is "transgression against God's Law". In one word? Disobedience. Did God punish Adam for not believing or for disobedience? As for Exodus 34:14, there's a footnote that directs the reader to Exodus 20:5. To better explain this we must understand the language of the scripture. Even if you'd like to use the word zealous (which I'm not entirely sure if that word was actually used because I currently do not have nor understand the Hebrew writings) the question would be "what is the context"? The definition of zealous is warmly engaged i.e. eager. Before that word is a commandment to not worship other gods. Disobedience, which means to transgress against God's Law, which is sin, provokes God to anger. Therefore; worshipping false gods DOES make God eager. Jealousy has many definitions but at the core of that word is passion. Passion and eager go hand in hand. Do we agree that God is passionately eager in His wrath towards those who disobey His commandment to not worship false gods? If a verse seems wrong in the 1611 kjv, it's not because of the Word, it's because of the reader's interpretation. There were 47 translators who were specialized and well educated in multiple languages that were assigned to the project. I believe that the Spirit of God was upon those men as well, thus sealing the solidity of its authenticity as the purest English translation of His Word. If YOU choose to disagree with the 1611 kjv that is your choice, but I stand by it, as I stated in my two previous comments. Looking forward to your responses to my questions. Peace to you brother.

Kasia, thank you for your interest in this talk. Yes, you can easily access the transcript. This quick tutorial video will show you how to do it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKnFYYtnm8mVl6s

"TDS"?

I wish I checked the comments immediately. The introduction was too long!