i’m also dominican lol

really cute!!

I love how you tell the story!😊

Amen ❤

Amen! Keep up the videos!

Love the way that look makes your eyes pop

Your lack of faith and the “cheap” grace you preach. It is in the book. Everyone should read the book. It is humbling.

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John 8:32 (NLT) “you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”🕊️

It may not nevessarily disprove the existence of a "god", but it can certainly point towards the ineptitude of its "design".

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y'all are hating on her for being religious 😭 let people believe what they want to believe even if you don't agree

Nor does acknowledging the beauty of our existence prove God.

Actual cult I swear, the oldest cult who's values have changed thousands of times and split into hundreds of subreligions. They're unable to think for themselves after the brainwashing they received as children, it's a very sad person to look at

It just proves how enept your god is.

Yet, all the atrocious things that have happened in the word that God "allowed" to happen proves one of three things. A) He doesn't exist, b) He's not omnipotent, or c) he's omnipotent and just didn't care enough to stop them. For me, option A is most likely. Option B contradicts the Bible. Option C on the other hand, if true, why would you willing worship a God who willingly allows suffering? I personally want NOTHING to do with a God like that, real or otherwise. So, of options B or C are correct, it proves the Bible incorrect. Option is most likely. And if your response is "God's plan", I return you to Option C.

Yeah just proves he should of gone to a biology class and maybe gotten a brain

Lesson learned: If you are going to lie about slavery in the Bible, keep your lies in your church.

May we all bask in His Grace!

He did endorse slavery. It started with Adam and Eve. God told Adam to till the ground in Eden ; aka dig for gold. When it was too much for Adam, God gave him a helper, Eve !

yo. the law he made about murder was "don't do it". the laws about slavery were like "buy buy and sell your neighbors cuz like, they friends and family still like be around and, like, slaty about it. get me?" so... you know. maybe this particular rationalization is logically broken.

Yes it does mean he condones it It's very clear he gave rules on how to do it. If he didn't condone it, he would simply say it is wrong. He would have simply put it in the ten commandments thou shall not own slaves. You got it twisted . It's also interesting that there was no mention of rape in the ten commandments either.

A product of slavery 😂

"A product ofslavery" nah. You're a product of insanity and ignorance

The Torah says treat them viciously

Nothing in the Old Testament points to Jesus. That is just your imagination and wishful thinking.

God explicitly commands chattel slavery in Deuteronomy 20: 10-14. "When thou comest nigh unto a city to fight against it, then proclaim peace unto it. And it shall be, if it make thee answer of peace, and open unto thee, then it shall be, that all the people that is found therein shall be tributaries unto thee, and they shall serve thee. And if it will make no peace with thee, but will make war against thee, then thou shalt besiege it: And when the Lord thy God hath delivered it into thine hands, thou shalt smite every male thereof with the edge of the sword: But the women, and the little ones, and the cattle, and all that is in the city, even all the spoil thereof, shalt thou take unto thyself; and thou shalt eat the spoil of thine enemies, which the Lord thy God hath given thee."

Uhm....yes, if you make laws allowing for something, you are condoning it. And in fact, the Bible goes further and actively promotes chattel slavery. Read Leviticus 25:44-46: It explicitly describes and condones chattel slavery. "44 Both thy bondmen, and thy bondmaids, which thou shalt have, shall be of the heathen that are round about you; of them shall ye buy bondmen and bondmaids. 45 Moreover of the children of the strangers that do sojourn among you, of them shall ye buy, and of their families that are with you, which they begat in your land: and they shall be your possession. 46 And ye shall take them as an inheritance for your children after you, to inherit them for a possession; they shall be your bondmen for ever: but over your brethren the children of Israel, ye shall not rule one over another with rigour."

What are you saying? Jesus and God are the same? I’m confused. Why do people use that interchangeably?

Keep up the good work! You are storing up rewards in Heaven

What did Jesus say about slavery? He must have condemned it right?

My short answer: God gave humans a free will with its consequences, but most humans did things against His teaching and creating their own evil. Long answer: Since the beginning, God gave humans a free will to eat whatever they want to eat, but still God advised not to eat fruit from one of the trees to avoid "death" [ Genesis 2:16-17 ]. Every action on earth has its consequences whether it is positive or negative consequences, whether it will be impacted on ourselves or other people. Water will be frozen if you put them in the freezer, action will create reaction. That's why God teaches humans to avoid the negative consequences. But still, most humans do different things than God has taught. Created evil, suffer and unhealthy life on themselves and/or other people. So, when people blame God for their own evil and suffer. is like when their parents teach them "don't do drugs", but they used drugs instead, then got the negative consequences. However, they refused to accept the negative consequences, and blamed their own parents who had told them before. This is extremely ridiculous.

You aren’t even watching the video, it’s just a photo of you staring into nothingness

Or maybe people should stop following the rhetoric of a dead guy and shoving it down peoples throat... just be a decent person... if you need a book for that you are a clearly more flawed than your average human

Suuuuuuure

The bible is the claim, not the evidence. Why is that so hard to understand?

I don’t care what the bible says, not about religious leaders, Jesus, morality or anything else. Any good that can be found within the bible can be found without it. I don’t believe in god because I’ve never seen any good reason to believe. I abhor any god who’s name has been used to justify the murder, victimization, and subjugation of innocent people.

Thanks for this content, and don’t worry about the hate and all that, it’s sadly prophecy but we must continue to push in the mighty name of Jesus.

God may say he is a lot of things, but actions speak much louder than words. Any being who gives children cancer is not worth worshipping.

Ahh yes the classic 15 year old teenager understanding of scripture! Classic!😂😂😂

@vayneglory655 it seems like your comment was flagged or filtered for some reason (maybe the mention of H3LL? lol, censorship) but I will put my response here in case you can’t see it. 1. Leviticus 15:20 - The law was given to Israel under the Old Covenant, but under the New Covenant this is no longer binding on Christians. Jesus fulfilled the law when he died and resurrected. 2. Numbers 31:17 - God has a fundamental right to judge (Psalm 9:8, 50:6), and in He mercifully granted much time for people to repent (Genesis 15:16). 3. 1 Corinthians 11: 3-10 God has established principles of order and authority. Have you ever been in a position of leadership? Has that made you better or worse than your subordinates? being under authority does not equal inferiority. 4. 1 Corinthians 14: 34-35 Paul already assumed womens rights to pray or prophecy publicly in 1 Corinthians 11:1-16. He is saying women do not have the right to judge prophecy, something that was assigned to the male leadership of the church. SPECIFICALLY because in the Corinthian church, women were commonly disrupting the meetings with chatter and questions. 5. Deuteronomy 21: 11-14 See #1. 6. Genesis 3:16 This is a consequence to an action. If you keep reading you’ll see consequences were given to more than just the woman. “It is difficult for women in Christian lands to realize the miseries of their hundreds of millions of sisters in pagan lands, where the lot of women is little above that of cattle. Where the gospel has gone, the load has been lifted, and woman in Christ has become the reflection of the redeemed Church, the bride of Christ.” (Barnhouse) Context is vital, my friend. It is a blessing to be put in a position of humility. Jesus Christ (God Himself) came humbly. Humility is a blessing, because it displays Gods sovereignty and allows us to better understand His nature and character. Please don’t take Bible verses at face value, but seek and search while you allow him to seek and search you. Be blessed, and I am praying for your beautiful family. - from a woman who loves her husband. And is loved by him and God!

I just can't understand how any woman can be a Christian. As a man who actually loves his wife; the Bible and it's followers are abhorrent. Leviticus 15:20 Numbers 31:17 1 Corinthians 11:3-10 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 Deuteronamy 21:11-14 Genesis 3:16 I could go on all night. You will always be subservient under christianity. Hell, most religions. Please respect and love yourself. You're better than what these brainwashing men can offer.

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I mean, yeah we do a lot of "the answers" depending on the questions you want to ask. For example when Yahweh asks Job "where does the light live? And where dwelleth darkness?" To someone from the bronze age, who didnt know the earth was a planet in a solar system, that is indeed a mystery. But for us today we know what light is, what can cause it, how to create it, reflect it, manipulate it, and turn it into electricity with solar panels. The god of the bible didnt relay any of this information, we learned it through the scientific method and used it to improve our lives. Another example: "have you gone to the springs that fill the sea, have you seen the gates of deepest darkness" And the answer to that is yes. We have dived down in specialized submarines to the bottom of the marianas trench and we know that the ocean is not "filled by springs" at the bottom of it. The ocean rests upon the earths tectonic plates, which shift on top of the mantle in a process called continental drift. So you see? We do have answers. We asked questions, defied the priests and scriptures who told mankind to "know its place", and now you have cars and iphones and vaccines because of it. Yay science!🔭🔬🌱 I understand what you were going for, but this accusatory "gotcha" rhetoric that you're using did not work when the bible was written, and it does not work now. Regardless, i hope you have a lovely day and remember to never stop learning😊

Good cannot exist and be understood without evil to contrast it. Dont even need to be religious to figure that out. Furthermore the old jewish creation myth believed that humans started out innocent and devoid of good and evil, and via the fruit they ate from the tree of good and evil gained knowledge and the capacity for both, and were cast out of paradise for it. Its probably in part metaphorical. To be innocent and incapable of evil via ignorance is not good. One can only be good if one also has the capacity to do evil. This is a theme you will see repeated several times throughout abrahamic stuff.

We're friends now. Just a FYI. Love Love Love the highlighting!!!!

God is not a trinity. Start at the beginning. Full submersion. Man of God who says exactly: I baptize you in the title-name-title of Lord Jesus Christ for the remission of sin

I love how put-together and well-researched your argument is, but I don’t really like the argument itself. Totally cool if you’re not looking for discourse, here, but if you’re willing to hear me out I’d also be willing to hear your feedback and have an open conversation. As someone who identifies as agnostic, non-religious, I don’t really think about religion except when I’m forced to. I live in America, which means as a queer person and as someone assigned female at birth my rights are constantly under threat due to (self-proclaimed) christian values. Obviously not all christians agree with these things, and in fact, the most religious person I know, my grandma, believes these lawmakers aren’t real christians at all because Jesus believes in loving your neighbor, your community, as they are, and not forcing your lifestyle onto them. And that’s the thing, I don’t think it’s okay to force a religion onto ANYONE. I think the people who make fun of religions, especially christianity, because of their own negative experiences or because of crooked politicians are being shallow and spiteful. I think anyone who tries to pick apart your faith and tell you not to believe “because science” or because “look at this hypocrisy!” or because “well actually the bible is problematic” is seriously encroaching on your civil liberties. But I don’t think the proper defense is that your religion IS objectively true, or correct, or that they, in fact, are wrong. I think everyone should be allowed to believe what they believe!! And I think the main problem with the “but the bible doesn’t make sense” argument is that it’s immature, and, as you stated in your video, doesn’t seem to come from a place of even having actually read the bible honestly. Basically, in summary, I don’t think it’s very kind to try to get other people to believe in your religion. Religion is a very personal thing and just because your religion is amazing for you doesn’t mean other lifestyles aren’t amazing for other people. I think it’s horrible that people make fun of christians, but I don’t think it’s very nice, either, to clap back with an argument that implies that not being christian in and of itself is the shallow thing. One of the quotes you read asked non-believers if they had all the answers, and I don’t think I do, but I’m very comfortable living with that. In fact, it’s a value I hold very close to my chest, doing my best to not seek comforting narratives for the sake of it. Because I know religious people, though, I know that religion is so much more than a comforting narrative to you, though, and it’s just not, to me. And I don’t think I’m WRONG for that, and I think a lot of non-christians can agree that it feels condescending to ask us if we’ve ever considered that what we believe is wrong, especially in America, because people have been trying to get me to be christian and align with whatever their personal definition of christian values is all my life. I’m very solid in what I believe, and I’ve had to be, making my way in a society that keeps asking me to change. Most non-christians feel the same, and we honestly hate the “ew religion stupid, christianity stupid” crowd. Their arguments aren’t indicative of non-christians not having really considered christianity before, they’re just middle school-level insults. It can. hurt, when you attack someone’s faith or belittle them instead of attacking the arguments themselves, and it can often feel impossible to talk to someone if they see christianity as synonymous with good. Thank you for listening to me :)

1 Timothy 2: 11-12

I mean ggs you won bless