Atheists React to TERRIBLE Christian Tiktoks ft

[@Jaclyn]

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[@Leszek.Rzepecki]

I like that old saw I saw on some other atheist channel this morning: Q. How many theists does it take to change a light bulb? A. Theists don't change light bulbs. They sit in the dark and praise the light!

[@SteveMingsmusicchannel]

Lol, That was funny on the Dinosouae bones. they are all over. I would ask that lady of she ever been to a museum lol.

[@martinurbani]

Lisa,the rainbow giraffe bestowes leaves upon you 🌈🍃

[@ShaunDavis-ne4ot]

You said my FAVORITE Word in the English Dictionary!! ... "Dinosaur!!" ^_^

[@dextermorgan-u2z]

@Jaclyn comments on Richard Dawkins' tr_nsph0bia?

[@thexsoar]

Is a circle always there? Yes, they are always a round.

[@Jaclyn]

BA DUM TSSSS

[@amandal490]

Hence the phrase "be there or be square" because you won't be around

[@iatebambismom]

@@Jaclyn 'NOT DURING TSSSS,' Thanks Google translate. I wasn't sure what you meant.

[@alicedalexandrite]

​@@iatebambismom Haha it's a mem for when someone makes a joke, often with wordplay

[@TheZombieSaints]

🤣 🤣 🤣 Terrible

[@fionafox420]

First Lady: “ I don’t understand it, so it must not be true.”

[@YeetusaurusRex]

Sums up nearly 50% of the population.

[@notaurusexcretus4471]

More like it contradicts her favourite collection fantasy book that she pretends is real so not like people who find evidence of dinosaurs in reality

[@mistylover7398]

​@@notaurusexcretus4471 yup

[@frankdocter]

I’ve never dug up human bones. Does this mean there are no humans?

[@danpatterson8009]

That's the premise of "intelligent design"- I myself couldn't design this, so nobody else could either, so it must be the work of gawd.

[@Skubasteph]

That first quote about Jesus being inside you reminds me of the South Park episode when cat man starts a Christian band. All the song are about him being in love sexually with Jesus. It’s hilarious.

[@katarinajohansson3486]

I grew up in a small town, in a very non religious country. It never occurred to me, until I moved as a teen and got to know some immigrants, that there are people who actually belive these things. I thought that if someone called themselves religious, it was out of tradition and maybe a general belife in a higher power.

[@cobrajr188]

I had a very similar experience with Christians believing this stuff literally happened. Same with a lot of the traditions, like I remember being told about lent or whatever it’s called and my genuine reaction being to tell my friend that it was stupid, didn’t make any sense and why would you do any of that weird medieval stuff? Dude had no clue what to say, only looking back on it do I realize that was probably his first time hearing that stuff being questioned.

[@christianellegaard7120]

I grew up in a secular society where the church is used as a festive venue for life's great milestones, like birth, marriage, and death. God and the bible are metaphors and morality tales. That is what religion is for me, and for most of the people I know. I was quite old before I first learned that some people actually believe that there is a sentient entity who created everything and who watches and judges everything they do. I was totally baffled. It was absolutely bizarre to me And, to this day, I still can't completely wrap my head around the notion.

[@KreeZafi]

Same here, and judging by your name we're probably from about the same part of the world. I find that most people I talk to don't even understand how religious the rest of the world is (I didn't realize it myself until my mid to late teens). I've had conversations with people here who insist that Americans don't REALLY believe in that stuff, that they surely just check the "Christian" box on some poll but they don't seriously think God created the world and Jesus rose from the dead and all that nonsense. I think we are so accustomed to non-religiosity here that as a population we forget that most of the world really does take it seriously and base their lives on religious teachings.

[@byMidnyt]

@@christianellegaard7120 For you, and those like you, Christianity has finally moved on to its next phase - mythology. Much like people prayed to/worshipped the Olympians or their Roman counterparts only to see those beliefs fall into legend, so too will Christianity one day. Provided the human race doesn't destroy itself first.

[@Member_zero]

@@byMidnyt I would argue it's not even recent development "No good e'er comes of leisure purposeless; And heaven ne'er helps the men who will not act." - basicaly - God helps those that help themselves is something that dates back to Ancient Greace around year 400. And such statements are possibly even much older. And there are more examples all over history which suggest a literalist interpretation of the Bible or any other myth wasn't the deafult even back then. It was a mythology. Allegory. And was understood as a myth, legend or fiction. Ofcourse you always have people who are literalists - and historicaly there were more of them than today. But there were rulers even in nedieval times, which you could argue were very cynical about belief in God. And used it as a tool to control uneducated masses - while not believing this themselves. The reason belief of Greek Gods or ancient Nordic Gods or Slavic Gods and other beings associated with those religions are not taken as "seriously" as the Bible is because those religions are no longer practiced. Now I personaly think this is a shame - that Christianity has commited widespread cultural genocide across the world. But that's another topic. Realisticaly the story of Jesus isn't any more "real" than the Slavic stories of Jaga Baba or Greek legend of Heracles. It's just a myth. As in - not actualy true. But you know how religious people are. They always dismiss other religions and are happy to call it BS.

[@andrewbenge2040]

Dinosaur bones only last 20 years, but giant bones absolutely fossilize, got it. Makes total sense.

[@andrewbenge2040]

Also, re the orphan argument, we can check the orphans DNA and see his parents. Show me God's DNA. The orphan has no lack of data to provide, there is plenty. Show me data that proves God beyond faith or feelings, show me absolute, incontrovertible proof that you have something only possible bc of God.

[@alexandralite835]

God helps those who help themselves. Its almost like we dont need a god.

[@discontinuedmodel232]

Fun fact - "God helps those who help themselves" is NOT in the Bible!

[@redsandman8671]

@@discontinuedmodel232 You took the words right out of my mouth! Like seriously, I was even going to start with “Fun fact!” 😂

[@discontinuedmodel232]

@@redsandman8671 "Great minds think alike!" BTW also not actually in the Bible.

[@gaian2000]

I'm the only person in the world who truly knows god. It is a big rock in my back yard. I ask it for things. Sometimes the answer is "yes" but sometimes the answer is "no." I trust the rock to move in mysterious ways and always know the best outcome for me. Bwahahahahahahaha

[@discontinuedmodel232]

@@gaian2000 way back in the day Def Leppard wrote a "worship" song about your deity called "Rock of Ages" so it must be true!

[@melissaxgrote]

“And not playing football is a super fun sport!” 👍🏻 i cannottttt 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀

[@danwic]

I'm a massive fan of not playing football, or watching it 🤣

[@yoshisaidit7250]

NonStampColletor is an old tuber. Hint: He is very good at not collecting stamps. Have a watch some time.

[@jonathanstern5537]

The guy's name is Ben Stein. He was a speech writer for Nixon, then the teacher from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, then he had a game show, the last thing he did of note was make a terrible "Documentary," "Debunking," evolution.

[@dwightfitch3120]

Yeah, Stein’s “documentary” is extremely dishonest and biased

[@lewisb85]

He's also a fundamental creationist.

[@corywhitebread6519]

Most of these cases are usually fallacies from ignorance and simply a lack of proper knowledge and methods for deconstructing a scenario. A lack of reasoning, critical thinking etc.

[@louseveryann2181]

And the others are just a psychosis running rampant...

[@Skorsis]

Honestly it's not just the errors that dissuade me from the 'fine tuning' argument in people specifically, it's the budget options. Like, our eyes are decent, but a hawk's are vastly superior. Mantis Shrimp can see in something like 13 spectrums of colour vs our 3. Sense of smell worse than our doggy friends. Hearing is worse too. Chimps are massively physically stronger than us proportionally. Crocodiles can regrow their teeth throughout their 100+ year lifespan, we have 2 and that's it. There's so many more examples, if we were 'fine tuned' why have we been cobbled together with the worst spare parts just lying around the shed?

[@KenS1267]

The one that is really easy and easy to demonstrate is the blind spot. The optic nerve passes through the retina and that creates a spot where each eye cannot see. There are fairly simple experiments, you can find them detailed online, to demonstrate the existence of the blind spot. It is not necessary for the blind spot to exist. Cephalopods have the optic nerve entirely behind the retina and therefore have no blind spot.

[@AV-we6wo]

We have an excellent set of sweat glands, though, which helps a lot to keep body termperature down when necessary. That's why humans are good at running long distances, and it's one of the reasons why our ancestors were succesful hunters. In their logic, god made us great at sweating, but I never heard anyone bring up that argument😂

[@shaggyplays5210]

The thing I hate the most about our "fine tuning" is that we have to eat and breathe out of the same tube essentially so I am constantly choking on my own saliva for no apparent reason.

[@mprice6683]

How dare you believe in that unicorn. That is a direct insult to the proven existence of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. By proven, I mean that someone said it existed, so therefore it must exist because that person said it. Ramen!

[@riseofdarkleela]

Tbf people eat pasta EVERY day! Checkmate Giraffists. I mean Unicornists. I mean Yahwists. Never mind.

[@haroharo57]

Ramen loool finally I found my religion.

[@mprice6683]

@@haroharo57 May his noodley appendages grace your existence.

[@eddavis9704]

Well shiver me timber, fellow believers.

[@amigos2841]

​@@eddavis9704Ramen my brothers and sisters

[@Allistergaming7575]

On the topic of the meteor that took out the dinosaurs, we literally have the crater it left. It’s in the northern part of the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico. And we know it’s the same crater because of the levels in it.

[@DaveB-hg7el]

It's such a pity that for some of the religious, facts are optional. Lol 😊

[@theblackgoatofthewoods]

There is an even bigger crater in one of the ocean. Meaning that we have been hit by doomsdaymeteors several times

[@gaian2000]

The idea that an asteroid the size of Mt Everest would destroy the entire planet is nonsense. It looks like home schooling is failing children.

[@TheGaffanon]

And recently they found fossils that were right after the impact. They traced the fragments of the asteroid to those fossils. Sorry I’m not explaining well, sick today.

[@vectorwolf]

'And everything would get wiped out!!!' Well... yeah? They're called extinction events for a reason...

[@anthonywalker6276]

Another thing creationists always say, "How can it all be chance, randomness?" No, nothing is random or chance; but neither is it design. It's a logical chain of cause and effect.

[@Avigorus]

I really like that sports analogy: different religions are fans of different teams, atheists are those who are not fans (some not caring and staying out of it, some pointing out how some sports fans become violent over it and saying something needs to be done, some actually still paying attention to the statistics but not choosing to cheer any one team over the others).

[@aaronscott8837]

proverbs 18:2 says it best, "a fool finds no pleasure in understanding, but only in speaking his opinions." i grew up in church but since then i have opened my mind to realize that ZERO proof of the invisible man in the sky exists!!!

[@brianjohnston3707]

The first woman's god gave her perfectly good eyebrows yet she decided to rip them off and draw them back on with a lump of coal and no mirror 🤯🤣

[@LisaNC832]

Plus fake eyelashes and fake teeth

[@90charmedndangerous]

Their eyes are always so empty too, like theres nothing in there.

[@blakewalker84120]

No no no. "Circles are always just there?" Get it right: "Circles are always around." See? Isn't that better? I loved the collab!

[@belovedobserver]

The way she pronounced nuclear like Homer Simpson 😂

[@TehSeksyManz]

The George Bush special

[@Loverboy6027]

Nukeular???😂

[@rbourne35]

Who was pronouncing it like President George W Bush. Oh to have just minor embarrassments from a Republican again

[@prican411]

In Giraffe we trust. ✅ Stay in school kids.

[@LuhCaImFit]

Leaf be upon her.

[@01Aigul]

Definitely here for a SkepTick and Jaclyn teamup.

[@bodan1196]

What is a mup? I'm a tea drinker, and I've never heard of a tea mup.

[@TheLithp]

My dude at 8 minutes... "I don't know if god exists." "So, do you believe he does?" "Well, I'm not sure he does, so I guess not." And yes, genius, you need to explain to kids how babies are made. Do you raise orphans in seclusion & yell at them for not believing in parents that you refuse to show them? That's messed up. Ben Stein is a creationist, so that narrator could possibly be him.

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

Ben Stein had a role in Ferris Bueller's Day off as a very boring Teacher and also wrote Speeches for Richard Nixon. He was once a Game Show Host as well on "Win Ben Stein's Money"

[@Mewse1203]

Fun fact: the "Clear Eyes" guy is Ben Stein and he made a ridiculous documentary about colleges teaching evolution and how that was like the Holocaust. It's called Expelled.

[@martinmckee5333]

@@Mewse1203 You're right! I knew he looked familiar in Expelled, but I couldn't imagine where I'd seen him before. I'm not all that interested in following "celebrities", to be fair.

[@grahvis]

A nonsense documentary in which he provably lied.

[@janewaysmom]

Never knew he made a documentary related to this subject. That's awesome. Ben Stein just trying to educate the masses.

[@AbsurdlyGeeky]

​@@janewaysmom"educate"...?

[@theblackgoatofthewoods]

Wasn't he in the Mask too?

[@mathieuleader8601]

Imagine if the lady who thinks dinosaurs are a myth has a very ironic favourite TV show the 90's sitcom Jim Henson's Dinosaurs.

[@billybob4274]

Not the mama!

[@YeetusaurusRex]

Yeeter is not amused by this woman.

[@billybob4274]

I loved that show when I was a kid. Probably wouldn't now, as 20 years ago(I'm 45) I watched my 80s cartoons as an adult and I was.... horrified. From He-Man to She-Ra, Transformers to GoBots, the one that REALLY did me in was ThunderCats. As an adult I was appalled at the voice acting. One show from the 80s and 90s that I still love... Married with Children.

[@discontinuedmodel232]

As for never finding bones or other fossils, the environmental conditions have to be just right for fossils to form, and only a tiny fraction of all things that ever lived are fossilized or preserved in some manner. That said my mom & dad found a fossilized dinosaur egg in their backyard in Phoenix Arizona! 👍But my mom got rid of it after a while because it "gave her bad vibes" for some reason. 🤨

[@dwightfitch3120]

⁠@@billybob4274Warner brothers cartoons and Rocky and Bullwinkle will always be superior to those shows. R&B didn’t have great animation but was fun and very witty

[@gaian2000]

Hello from one of the Tennessee Humanists! We are growing a group in and around Nashville, right here in the bible belt. Around these parts it is unthinkable to leave the church for many reasons. One of the big ones is tradition. If parents don't convince their children to believe all the lies, it reflects badly on them. I was a "Jesus Freak" until around age 30. Three big factors which helped me question my basic assumptions were: 1. Meeting an "atheist in a foxhole" in combat in Vietnam (they are not supposed to exist); 2. Taking numerous bible courses in a Southern Baptist college (they taught it hide, hair, warts and all); and 3. I married my pastor's daughter. We were going to show the world how wonderful a "biblical marriage" could be. Huge mistake. I didn't "lose my faith," I threw it in the trash. Great room, by the way (Moons, bats, Ouji board and lots of fun stuff!).

[@Ayem427]

OMG I THOUGHT I RECOGNIZED THE BLUE SHIRT LADY Miniminuteman already dunked on her lol, y'all should check him out he takes on conspiracy theorists like her all the time

[@martinmckee5333]

@@Ayem427 I had forgotten that he had tackled that video, but then I've seen multiple responses.

[@riseofdarkleela]

Did I just find a new channel? Hail Lisa!

[@donnagodfrey1924]

Hey Jaclyn. Found you via Lisa, our awesome rainbow giraffe. So yay. Your clear, informed and humorous presentation is a pleasure to watch. Hugs from South Africa. xxx

[@RationalGuyUSA]

Thank you Jaclyn ! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make these wonderful videos. Every minute you spend helping people understand how to think critically is time well spent.

[@CarlosMarshall-n1j]

Very much enjoyed the collaboration!

[@Xanomenon]

Love when two creators you enjoy suddenly collaborate!

[@mdug7224]

9:00 Atheism is not one team or the other. It is turning up at the address for the football ground, finding no field or stadium or team and concluding there is nothing to go on as evidence for the team other than some tout tried to sell them a ticket to the game.

[@decay79]

Indeed a lot of religions have creation stories, and Christianity certainly where not sorry about stealing from a lot of those that came before it..

[@morganwilliams5591]

Awww yeah, two of my favorite atheist KZbinrs teaming up!

[@thomashennessy3585]

Yes… anti-science christian apologetics… pure conjecture uttered w/ absolute confidence. It baffles me that people find fantasy more relevant than reality. The antidote is to ask them for details and specifics. They only have surface-level talking points that they’re parroting. Nice work, you too - big fan of both of your work.

[@neilhanstock]

Two of the best, working together. Good to see.

[@darkangelprincess101]

I'm so fined tuned I have food allergies and my anxiety is so terrible I'm practically broken and useless to society.

[@BetterThanEmber]

Circles are just... A Round! Dangit Jon, you're a parent now. It's your legal obligation to drop dad jokes.

[@danpatterson8009]

baseball cap worn backwards = cannot take you seriously

[@Nipponing]

First lady gotta be trolling. Second guy just doesn't know what words mean. And third guy... not worth commenting on.

[@WalliFrog]

6:06 love how they insinuate god created the giant buildings with TVs on them 😂

[@Stethacanthus]

I have found dinosaur bones in ground carved out for a dump. They're everywhere. Most of them are not museum quality.

[@martinmckee5333]

I've never found dinosaurs, but I've found plenty small marine fossils since I'm generally up in the mountains of Colorado.

[@Stethacanthus]

@@martinmckee5333 I am afraid I can't tell you exactly where it was as I was let back there as a favor, but it was part of the Hell Creek Formation and a very nice triceratops skull has been recovered from there.

[@Stethacanthus]

@@martinmckee5333 marine fossils are great. I loved finding turtle scoots. I used to do lectures for a local school where I would demonstrate that they stuck to my tongue, and then showed an electron micrograph of the exact same scoot so they could see why it worked.

[@martinmckee5333]

@@Stethacanthus No worries. Actually, I'm somewhat more interested in physical geology than fossils, and Colorado has some great geological exposures. I get to hike around some of them with my dog several times a week.

[@martinmckee5333]

@@Stethacanthus That sounds like a wonderful lecture. When I was still a teacher, I would certainly have loved having someone come in and present something to my classes.

[@jypsridic]

2:44 I would like to draw a distinction between dinosaur fossils and fossils as a general category. It's like infinitely easier to find any fossil than it is to find a dinosaur fossil specifically. And even bones, basically everything prior to the 1800s were bones from ice age fauna, not dinosaurs.

[@ColinHarris-g6g]

What a small dark world full of ignorance mysticism and superstition these theists inhabit.

[@TheMissFitz]

Miniminutman (Milo) goes in on that lady denying dinosaurs, check out his shorts bc he gives the scientific reasons why you dont find dino bones everywhere and why everything is not from a giant

[@Crazy_Witchy]

I see Jaclyn, I click always😁

[@UlshaRS]

He actually did the non-stamp collector as a PRO argument for theism 🤦‍♂️

[@awezman]

Bones do decay in as little as 20 years if they are in humid conditions, they can also last thousands in different conditions.

[@thefisherking78]

Ironically, or I guess just coincidentally, Ben Stein, the actor who did that Clear Eyes commercial, also later had a side career in weird theist apologetics 😅

[@christasimon9716]

3:55 Uh, Karen? Jack Nicholson on line 1 - He says he wants his eyebrows back.

[@lannystanfield7565]

The guy from the Clear Eyes commercial is Ben Stein. He was in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". He was the teacher who said, "Bueller? Bueller?"

[@praterstrizzi79]

'How could dinosaurs've ever existed if we dug out their bones' (shortened, I assume);' Bones don't last that long' (WhAATTHH??!); blablabla Man that Dodo-lady's really nailing it😀

[@ΜαρίνοςΛούρος]

I'd REALLY like to say: "I'm into sports: Not Playing Football. I do it competitively".

[@SEGASister]

Honestly, I was more of a space kid than a dinosaur kid. Specifically, I was into the moon, but that was just a phase.

[@justinekingmaker493]

It's hilarious that she believes in giants but not dinosaurs? Help me make this make sense...

[@AffirmationAtheist]

I literally almost passed out trying to understand these people.

[@shantelalexander1064]

I can’t even use my education

[@shantelalexander1064]

They can’t find it

[@shantelalexander1064]

With the only name they have of me.. Omgod. A pit. Beast

[@GodlessGranny]

Hello! I always watch the SkepTick with breakfast on Sunday mornings. You have a great personality!

[@slimal1]

I just recently got back into your channel. You're one of the first atheists I discovered years ago.

[@justinreamer9187]

From Google: Fossils form when several conditions are met, including: Hard parts Organisms with hard parts, like bones, teeth, shells, or wood, are more likely to fossilize than those with soft parts. Soft parts can leave behind trace evidence, like imprints, but rarely preserve. Protection The remains must be protected from scavenging animals, erosion, and environmental damage. For example, rapid burial by sediment protects the remains. In the ocean, a quiet seafloor with low oxygen levels and minimal light can help preserve organic remains. High pressure High pressure promotes mineralization, which turns hard body parts into fossilized rocks. Anoxic conditions Low oxygen conditions protect against oxygen damage and prevent decomposition. Other conditions that can help fossils form include: Escape from immediate destruction Scavenging crustaceans and other fish often pull apart carcasses, but sometimes the absence of large scavengers allows the remains to remain undisturbed. Right geochemical conditions For example, water rich in minerals can enter a mold and fill the cavity, forming a cast with the same shape as the original skeleton. Resin Insects can sometimes get trapped in resin, which comes from some trees and hardens into amber. The insect can be perfectly preserved in the amber, or the sediment around it can turn into rock and preserve an imprint.

[@bodan1196]

Beliving that any of the proposed gods actually exists, is done with less substance than a belief that the colour blue decides yesterday's weather.

[@Where_is_Waldo]

I've honestly been a fan of The Skep Tick for a while and I think I've heard of you but I don't think I've seen any of your videos before but this one actually popped up in my feed first so you actually introduced me to the colab on his channel.

[@Telorand1]

So glad you collab'd with Lisa the Rainbow Giraffe and her floating, circular prophet. I might have missed out on your amazing videos! Keep up the good work!

[@shantelalexander1064]

Omgod Yasss this teaching …. Omgod… this is a courtyard

[@shantelalexander1064]

Explains why why I’m broke taking my identity

[@shantelalexander1064]

Not good people at all. Please Con artists are moving here below and out all around

[@shantelalexander1064]

My hero academia

[@PrickedByThorns]

I don't think you could fit all of the Christian cringe and the hypocrisy in a 3 hour documentary, much less an 18-minute long video. Lol.

[@DouglasBernes]

When you're trapped in an information silo, you have no way to tell whether you are socially acceptable or not.

[@Idellphany]

We are taught religion and morals. Not born believing.

[@thehelpingpeopletick]

I think what Mr. TheSkepTick meant to say at the end was, "Circles are always hanging aROUND."

[@lisacook8235]

Kids who were obsessed with dinosaurs have higher IQ's: Good to know, 'cause I certainly was! Dinosaurs and rocks.

[@MuddyLives]

0:13 he sounds like an ai generated voice 😭

[@SamKas9]

He's just british

[@mikejett2733]

This hurts my brain she thinks dinosaurs didnt exist but thinks gaints did amerikkka is cooked

[@Wetboxstudio]

She’s also biblically incorrect about giants. They weren’t fallen angels, they were the children of angels and mortal women. That’s why women were commanded to cover their hair in church.

[@markstoudenmire4935]

I love that that genius called for everyone to "put on their thinking caps" and then proceeded to showcase a Vegas-portioned exhibition of unbridled ignorance. 👏👏👏

[@Atomic_Unicorn13]

I mean... I've had heaven in me a time or two... if you know what I mean LMAO I'm also glad you said that because I was just thinking that there is no shortage of religious insanity and stupidity on the internet

[@brucedavidson9499]

5:32 the fact that she cant be locked up for spreading this kind of blatant misinformation is a mistake in our society. Some kid is going to see this and never trust science again.

[@ianbabineau5340]

Being “filled with more heaven” seems like the thing you point out on the doll to a therapist.

[@SteaksAndBourbon]

This video kinda takes me back to when I'd binge watch atheism content on a near daily basis. I miss the old days.

[@themousethatroared3371]

Jesus has never been "inside" me. Yes, the innuendo is deliberate.

[@Savage-l6d]

Good for you, he never called me back After the First date 😭

[@ryanrobinson2380]

Great collab, cant wait for the next, thank you both for a good laugh and pointing out how absolutely ignorant the theists choose to be.

[@Egobyte83]

4:52 .. the hand? Forget that, I noticed the wonky car in the background before I even started looking for anything off.

[@SolitaryCore-mj2mr]

"how to make a part 2 without saying to make a part 2 ?" jaclyn: "yes" :D love your style, keep it up :D

[@lalahaha8407]

Loved seeing a collab between 2 of my favorite creators!

[@datrout744]

That JCO guy is a complete dunce, his videos fell in my recommendation and me and 1 other guy joined his stream and exolained this all for 3 hours straight, he just circled around, created strawman and ignored parts he couldnt argue against. Some people are not honest in their arguments, they leave no possibility that they could be wrong.

[@louseveryann2181]

-some people- Cultists*

[@nightnous]

This feels like a video from a decade ago Love that

[@chalep-is-in-youtube-yo1504]

For the first woman it is kinda funny how giant existence is more acceptable that a frickin dinosaurs

[@terrencelockett4072]

It seems like too many folks think agnosticism somehow inherently implies it's only people who might believe in god a little bit or something. Do they think someone saying "I don't know" to the god question inherently implies they have no thoughts on their beliefs about god(s)?

[@DarkmatterDavd]

Great having kids around; I love the Atheist content, especially in this current election cycle.

[@Lance_Thorpe_Esq.]

Great Collaboration I hear that phrase a lot...."the education system has failed"...and while the amerikkkan education system is wildly inconsistent and sometimes deliberately ineffective many of these people (dinosaurs never existed) are active resisters of knowledge.

[@thefisherking78]

5:03 "Nucular. It's pronounced nucular." --Homer J. Simpson

[@TheGigashadow]

The guy who can't say "accepting" looks like he was left out in the sun a little too long and started to melt, at which point someone quickly put him in a fridge but the damage was already done.

[@halganfu]

It is good to see you again. I was a fan back in the day! You are even better then I remember! I don't know how I got unsubbed but happy to be back!

[@Luubelaar]

That last guy's voice sounded like a depressed version of Roger from MudFossil U.

[@shannonz3018]

I was thinking the guy from criminally listed! 😂

[@OniNaito]

Great collab!

[@durandboshoff6097]

Awesome video, I battle explaining the difference to theist agnostic and atheist.... they tend to just not want to understand.

[@danielbutler8103]

10:47 No it'd be equivalent to an orphan who never saw their parents not filling in the box marked "mothers/fathers name" on forms because they don't have a named parent. while the religious equivalent would be an orphan who never saw their parents filling in the box marked "mothers/fathers name" on forms with a random name they just made up because a answer is better to them then admitting they don't have one.

[@danielstromberg]

The part at the end was great. I found a fossil back when I lived in South Dakota. It was nothing remarkable - just a mollusk. I think it's important to remind Christians just how many religious there are.

[@DomainofKnowlegdia]

Fun fact: The historical Jesus never claimed to be the Messiah, and he never claimed divinity or said he was the literal Son of God who came to die for the sins of humanity. He also never said he was born from a virgin. In reality, he saw himself as a successor to John the Baptist, who was also a prophet like him. He saw himself as a human prophet who came to tell the Israelites that the Messiah was near and would come to liberate Judea from the Romans. He was also part of a Messianic movement. After him, James led his followers, and then it was Saul of Tarsus. It's important to note that John the Baptist, Jesus of Nazareth, James, and Saul of Tarsus never claimed to be the Jewish Messiah or divine sons of God. They saw themselves as Jewish prophets chosen by God to tell the Jews about the coming of the Messiah, Ben David. They all expected the Messiah to come in their own times they were all expecting the messiah to come thus ushering in the messianic age and liberating Judea defeating the elites and then the dead would resurrect and then all nations would recognise God of Isreal as the true god and then the judgement day would begin. I'm an Agnostic naturalist this is how i see this topic based on evidence.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Hey tick. Great to see you......around buddy. More hen

[@micahbinns2740]

Another thing I hate when people do is they question scientific theories without evidence and they all the sudden want to go against what's been proven when they themselves don't study or read science research papers, literature or books...Its like me telling a civil engineer how to design and build a bridge because I saw some You tube video

[@7tyrosine]

The dino lady probably couldn't comprehend that bones are dug up from people from hundreds of years ago.