BIBLE BUCKLE Brice RETURNS for more roasting on Bible history and prophecies. (Pt 2)

[@jkorling]

"Here's the problem with skepticism, it keeps refuting my arguments!"

[@Deconstruction_Zone]

😂😂😂😂

[@AwJe-iu7tp]

@@jkorling 👍👍👍

[@davethompson9776]

That one caught me too.

[@al4nmcintyre]

"I know you're short circuiting right now, but you need to focus up." 😂

[@markolsen9183]

I love your confidence because you truly know the material and it is a joy to watch.

[@diandian9827]

Brice used "my phone died" to regroup, look up some stuff to not sound so ignorant.... and still got owned.

[@ChallengeYourBeliefs]

Paulogia prophesized the passing of Jimmy Carter. So he's a prophet!

[@Deconstruction_Zone]

Hail Paulogia

[@MST3Kfan1]

Kinda wish that specific prophecy had failed 😞

[@exceptionallyaverage3075]

Witches can prophesy. Some one should look into that.

[@ChallengeYourBeliefs]

@@exceptionallyaverage3075 I know! Paulogia turned me into a NEWT!!! ...I got better.

[@discontinuedmodel232]

Thank goodness Paulogia was right! He's a nice guy - it would be a shame to have to stone him.

[@Marduk6880]

Brice, why do you do this to yourself man! Haha. Im here for it tho

[@Deconstruction_Zone]

These people are so delusional that they think a second round will go better than the first failure 😂

[@markhamstra1083]

@@Deconstruction_Zone That’s fine.

[@itomba]

Stuttering and stammering and non comprehending is no way to debate.

[@nj1978]

@@itombaunless you’re a theist 😂😂😂

[@burningmisery]

​@@nj1978 Then it's a must

[@billiwickey]

As a former teacher, I would have failed Brice for not knowing the source material and inability to defend his position with facts.

[@powbobs]

And for using mute in place of moot.

[@Mulberrysmile]

In fairness, he is a layperson speaking to someone highly educated in the topic. He is actually more knowledgeable than a lot of Christians about the text, but doesn’t understand that everything he takes in is filtered through the perspective that because it’s in the Bible, it is true in supporting the historical record as well as the religious conclusion. They are brainwashed into a hierarchy for accepting information only from approved authorities -a trait that follows them into how they deal with the rest of life- and the approved authorities consistently cherry pick passages to weave together a narrative that supports the conclusion they want parishioners to reach. It’s why they can’t read the Bible critically, nor keep the text in context. They believe it magically has layers of hidden meaning that get revealed if their god favors the reader enough. It’s like they go to a class to learn to make meals, the teacher throws a pot of spaghetti and sauce at them and says, “SEE! This is the recipe that has been revealed to me!” Then you ask them what is in the sauce, what kind of pasta was it, how long it cooked…they don’t know. Some of them can say, well there’s tomato… They are so thoroughly brainwashed that they cannot see they are brainwashed.

[@shanejohns7901]

@@Mulberrysmile That brainwashing creates mental grooves/tracts supportive of Authoritarians / Dictators / Emperors. And the vast majority of them would sooner throw out logic before they'll give up their false beliefs in an eternal afterlife. And because that's what drives them, ultimately speaking, there's really nothing that the non-believer anti-theist can provide to them as adequate substitution. Their egos are terrified of returning to the void, so they convince themselves that there is no return to the void and that they'll continue beyond bodily death.

[@AwJe-iu7tp]

Religious people and their simple minds regarding pronouns….To stupid !!!!

[@MartinEvans-g4m]

Yes! Thank you 👍

[@thedaemonator3244]

Caller: "Every time it says 'he' it means the messiah" Justin: "Actually no, this is how Hebrew grammar works to convey a collective singular" Caller: "Well that's just your atheist theory"

[@gohabs8918]

But hey! That’s just a theory, an Atheist Theory!

[@lilSenDog]

@@gohabs8918my theory is correct because magic and gullibility I mean faith .

[@thedaemonator3244]

@@gohabs8918 nice 😎

[@keaco73]

He’s so bothered by anyone being skeptical of his religion. According to his logic, you have to already believe his religion in order to believe the claims the Bible makes.

[@PatrickManser]

Isn't that presup?

[@gary-w8h5k]

love it when you read word for word and then they claim you are mis-interpreting what is written.

[@Finckelstein]

It's all they have. Their book, like their beliefs are 2000 years behind the curve, so they have to pretend it doesn't mean what it clearly means.

[@lilSenDog]

@@Finckelsteinmy favorite is you don’t understand Hebrew yet they know absolutely nothing about Hebrew the proof is them correcting actual Jews in there own scripture lol imagine telling people about there own language that you don’t even speak .

[@discontinuedmodel232]

@@lilSenDog Of course Jews didn't understand Hebrew when they wrote the various stories in the Bible - that's why time-traveling Jesus could easily trick them into writing 300+ prophesies about himself that only future Christians would notice. Checkmate atheists & Jews!

[@stultusvenator3233]

Talk about closed minds. Truth quest my ass.

[@CharlesPayet]

I really feel sorry for Brice, because he clearly doesn’t understand basic logic, history, methodology, or “pure skepticism.” I feel even worse for the USA, where this is increasingly the norm. 🙁🤦‍♂️

[@markhamstra1083]

People who think like Brice are far from the norm in the U.S., and have never been the norm. Their numbers as a percentage of the population are actually declining. As a percentage of Christian believers in the U.S., they may be increasing since many other Christian denominations or groupings are declining even faster. Regardless, the issue is not that they are taking over the population, but rather the outsized amount of political and social influence that they are grabbing or being given.

[@marknelson4615]

@@markhamstra1083 I agree with you, especially your final points. However, there are enough of them to swing an election.

[@samogden3885]

@@markhamstra1083 Unfortunately, in a broader sense, people like Brice are, by far, the norm. His problem is a lack of critical thinking skills, or at a minimum, the unfortunate ability to compartmentalize. The billions of dollars made by pseudoscientific industries such as alternative medicine, the supplement industry and "wellness", just to name a few, are evidence that many, many people share his cognitive disabilities. His particular flavor of religion may be dropping in popularity, but there is a tidal wave of other bullshit out there that people like him are falling all over themselves to lap up like hogs at a trough.

[@enc3919]

He's trying to make facts fit his idealogy

[@TheThinkingDead]

Is this going to be another hour of this guy Mott & Bailey-ing his way through the historical accuracy of the Bible. "The sky ia blue." "Yes, the sky is blue." "So that proves that God created the sun and stars and the Fibbonacci sequence." "No it doean't." * scoffs * "But you agreed the sky is blue..."

[@WooliteMammoth]

Every time he says "right" it means "actually I didn't know that at all"

[@briley2177]

Sometimes I think it means “so what, I’m still gonna believe it despite the facts.”

[@rafaelallenblock]

Every time he says 'RIGHT, but ..." take a drink.

[@adamhunter5766]

You wouldn't make it thru 10 mins of this convo 😂😂😂

[@PatrickManser]

You'd even die if the drink was pure water

[@tomd7995]

can we just go point by pint. Justin is going point by point and destroying all of your points and you pretend. "thats fine"

[@Deconstruction_Zone]

😂

[@thebipolarpsychonaut4984]

Hey, sometimes it's "that's ok".

[@OGBanditGaming]

Yes please Slow it down for these Christian’s next time

[@tomd7995]

@@thebipolarpsychonaut4984 but then he goes on like he didnt hear it in the first place.

[@saltybits9954]

He doesn't want the truth.

[@onedaya_martian1238]

Wow. Just wow. I love the "meta commentary" that points out when the callers are short circuiting, because, metaphorically they truly are. And when truly crushed by the actual words in the book, they then point out that "their evidence" is not understood !!! The projection, the indoctrination and pure fear of losing "their truth(tm)" ..because they have been misdirected for sooo long... is astounding to listen to. Wow. Great, great, great work Justin !!

[@thedeebo410]

It's amazing how "you don't just uncritically accept all the unsubstantiated nonsense I was taught since infancy when I utter it to you" somehow translates to "you don't care about the truth". This guy showed up to a battle of wits unarmed.

[@steveymoon]

This is the problem with scepticism... 🤣😂🤣 Yeah, damn that inconvenient evidence.

[@briley2177]

But he rode a donkey and the temple did fall!

[@johns1625]

@@briley2177 According to Matthew, he rode TWO donkeys! That double-dog proves it! 😆

[@mlathrom]

1. Brice presents evidence. 2. Justin proves it wrong. 2. Brice: “That’s fine but you have to look at all pieces of evidence.” Repeat.

[@Deconstruction_Zone]

Yupppp

[@adamsparks9082]

He’s exhausting to listen to.

[@stultusvenator3233]

The Cycle of life continues.

[@markhamstra1083]

“Not one stone will be left upon another…” and that happened in 70 AD - as long as we ignore the Western Wall, where lots of stones remain upon others, but that’s fine.

[@thedaemonator3244]

Oh yeah, um, that one was figurative then, not literal, so I don't have to reconcile that clear contradiction anymore /s

[@markhamstra1083]

That’s fine.

[@321bytor]

The Christian Cult has robbed this chap of his ability to critically evaluate evidence.

[@John.EDepth]

"The problem with skepticism". That line should be followed with: "is that there's not enough of it".

[@colinbland6484]

What a frustrating conversation to listen to. The guest just couldn’t be honest, and the pivoting happening at the end was disappointing. God really isn’t sending his best. Thanks for the great content Justin! Very glad I found you, and I always learn a lot listening to you discuss the Old Testament passages I’m less familiar with. Keep it up man!

[@dbbdbdbdbd599]

1 bad evidence + 2 bad evidence + 3 bad evidences = my claim is true

[@lilSenDog]

If Trust me bro was a cult (religion)

[@andrewsteiner5592]

It's a trinity of bad evidence

[@thebipolarpsychonaut4984]

Gets pointed out he is wrong: That's ok Caller: That's just being too specific Also caller: Well we have to get more specific AND read it out of order and ignor the dates it was written. Me: Just say you believe because you want to.

[@csadler]

I love to hear him struggle like this.

[@SceptiGus]

If he could do it on command, he could make a comedy act of it.

[@user-qe1ys4vj2d]

Skepticism isnt the issue, its blatant dishonesty to others and to yourself.

[@Professor_Pink]

This guy is dense and dogmatic. A terrible combo. I cannot express how frautrating both his calls were. 1) A few historic truths in a text doesnt make its supernatural claims true. As Justin pointed out, then we should all believe in Zeus and Marduk. 2) Meanwhile, dozens of historical claims are disproven, and "that's fine." 3) Meanwhile, a half dozen prophecies are shown to be unfulfilled by Jesus, "that's fine." 4) And the most annoying thing is the constant generalizations about atheists and clearly hollow claims about Justin being a "pure skeptic." The dude just seems very disingenuous and not interested in a genuine convo. There have been ruder callers, dumber callers, but this one annoyed me unlike any other.

[@GrahamWilliams889]

Counterpoint: but Hitchens. 😂

[@adamsparks9082]

He’s incredibly annoying to listen to

[@MindfulBarbarian]

This caller is such a perfect example of a Christian who believes he's found truth, claims he believes based on evidence, etc, but actually isn't interested in what's true. He's only interested in confirming his bias and crying that skepticism is somehow misplaced when applied to his special religious opinions. Great call.

[@davehughson]

Brilliant Justin. Brilliant.

[@ArcherMVMaster]

They never read the text and let the text speak, they start with a presumption and try to retrofit that presumption in the text.

[@briley2177]

Ideological protectionism.

[@slammedbyme]

My friend your recall memory is off the chart. Nobody could touch you, how you lock in on lies is unreal , please keep it up , you are the new teacher of truth

[@porkyboy4226]

A heap of anecdotes does not equal data!

[@northernbrother1258]

"The first point is mute..." 🤣

[@amandswright2040]

It's a moo point, a cows opinion, doesn't matter

[@WhoThisMonkey]

The whole discussion is mute, we figured out no religion is true centuries ago, it's just these muppets haven't caught up yet.

[@patticriss2238]

Moot

[@markhamstra1083]

@@amandswright2040 How you doin’?

[@discontinuedmodel232]

@@patticriss2238 "The card says MOOT!" - George Costanza to Bubble Boy

[@paul.c.gregory]

Apparently the problem with skepticism is that skeptics want to consider the whole as opposed to cherry picking out the bits that perfectly fit a narrative. 🤷‍♂️

[@lawrencematthews6221]

Accusing Justin of being a pure skeptic which is disingenuous when brice himself is skeptical of every other religion and god other than his own, such a blinkered and dogmatic attitude shows his struggle with accepting facts laid out to him

[@corringhamdepot4434]

Hilarious when these wannabe Apologist buy JWW's book, and then try to follow his playbook. When their "target" refuses to follow their script, they can't get past Step 1.

[@biscuitapocalypse5883]

Justin is on the ropes. You got this Brice! Just one more call 🤙

[@thedaemonator3244]

lol if Justin is on the ropes, it's just to do a flying suplex on iron age mystics trying desperately to avoid the 21st century.

[@ImDanger420]

Thank you for doing such good work out here. Love the content!

[@Deconstruction_Zone]

🫶🫶

[@LarryJones-v1f]

Brice: (Plugging ears) 🎼 La la la la... I'm not listening! I'm not listening! 🎶

[@COLORADODCN]

Brice keeps lobbing “skeptic” as some sort of slur. 😂

[@TheSilvereagle247]

History can not prove supernatural claims!

[@MrMattSax]

True. Good history is based on what most likely occurred. A miracle is, by definition, the least likely thing to occur, especially when compared to the likelihood of people lying, being genuinely mistaken, or creating legends over time based on sincere but mistaken beliefs.

[@jeffc2630]

NOTHING can prove supernatural claims !

[@CharlesPayet]

Also, pretty much every caller to Justin’s show is living evidence of the failure of the American government educational system, and why the study of world religions should be introduced in elementary school across the country. Along with basic logic. They’re 100% as important as reading, writing, music, and math.

[@Jules_73]

The tax free closed books mafia that is the American church has their hands up most of the American elected politicians asses.

[@markhamstra1083]

I’m pretty sure that a disproportionate number of them were actually either homeschooled or went to private/parochial religious schools.

[@CharlesPayet]

@ yes - part of my point is that allowing religious schools, private schools, and religious homeschooling is a huge part of that failure.

[@jeffc2630]

Religions are myths which should be treated as such in the education system ! It belongs nowhere but your church and your home !

[@burningmisery]

Thnx. I couldn't wait any longer 😊

[@kwood55]

Brice came back for MORE!! 😂😂😂. Please sir may i have another!! I can literally sense his fear in his whining.

[@gohabs8918]

This is the first time I actually felt bad listening to the conversation…. That was honestly painful There was a massive gap in knowledge of the material and a near complete lack in comprehension. That was rough

[@DaleC-o2j]

Justin, your study of Isaiah is spot on. Israel is the servant. You can hear the cognitive dissonance breaking Brice’s brain. When yes or no questions are so difficult, cognitive dissonance has arrived. Also, Brice is a liar. The Jews do not think Isaiah 53 is talking about a messiah. Flat out lie.

[@LarryJones-v1f]

Brice: This is the problem with skepticism. Me: (Shouting at computer screen] It has nothing to do with skepticism! The problem is Justin is showing you evidence and you are ignoring it! That's the f****** problem, Bryce!!! Stop acting obtuse! 🤬.

[@cajohnson130]

If the main issue you have is when you apply skepticism... rethink your belief! Its not the problem of skepticism that your narrative crumbles under scrutiny. Its yours.

[@Satans_lil_helper]

💯

[@crazyprayingmantis5596]

I think i heard Brices brain breaking at one point.

[@Finckelstein]

Was it at the beginning?

[@RB-zh1eq]

What the hell is “pure skepticism”? Is it when you don’t accept bullshit?

[@briley2177]

They pretend as if it means “you won’t believe anything you can’t see yourself,” what it actually means is “critical thought, consistent hermeneutics, valid and sound logic, and the proper weighing of different categories of evidence to form an epistemology that most accurate maps to reality.”

[@RFC72]

"There has to be a double meaning or else my belief fails"

[@moxbroker]

"This is the problem with skepticism," he cried. Said problem being that skeptics won't cherry pick things out of context to prove a book that is full of contradictions and lies.

[@mikelaw8682]

Lets take the things I like & twist to my narrative and get rid of the rest ! See... it says what I think it means. 🤣

[@petebetz5358]

There weren't even any Jews at the time of the Egyptian slavery story. Not in the sense that we know them today.

[@Finckelstein]

I mean, we can clearly say there were jews in egypt. It's basically next door and humans are migratory animals by nature. It's just that the numbers are ridiculous and fabricated. Also, the story itself disproves the slavery story. If the jews were slaves, they wouldn't have had door posts to smear the lamb blood on...they would've lived in their owner's households.

[@IheartDogs55]

I thought that I was blinded by my own childhood indoctrination! I've felt stupid because I didn't understand critical thinking until I was 60. I wonder if this young man will remain stuck where he is now 😢 This actually breaks my heart.

[@jaypacic]

All these religions and deities from all these different cultures, all of them are wrong, but one religion and one conceptualized deity is correct and yet the justification for that is the same as all the wrong ones. Neat.

[@TheodoreDiep]

Ah yes, the weasel who knows nothing, refuses to acknowledge that he was wrong on everything, and being condescending has come back. What could be worse?

[@jericosha2842]

As painful as the conversation was, the 2nd Isaiah talk was great.

[@mmmzzz-m8z]

Brice so desperate for any validation whatsoever so he can exit stage right with it and not have to suffer from that anxiety of failing to fulfill peter 3:15 "That's fine" "Let's go one piece at a time" "That's the problem with pure skepticism" It's like instead of just question begging constantly he has a scrabble bag of emergency cope quotes he can slam on the board and never confront the dissonance in his own mind because that might actually require some kind of genuine thought.

[@SceptiGus]

'Emergency cope'! I'll be using that.

[@uoflfan01]

Justin, I’m glad I found your stuff way into my deconstruction. Otherwise I might have been like this guy or others, especially on Isaiah 53. Praise Doug!

[@necahi9764]

This guys knows he's cooked and has been lied to for decades but can't deal. It's hard to listen to

[@Dadd00]

Just because New York is real doesn't make Spiderman real.

[@adamhunter5766]

And just because Abraham Lincoln is a real person doesn't mean he was a vampire hunter either. That doesn't register with theist

[@discontinuedmodel232]

@@adamhunter5766 Whoa - "Honest Abe" Lincoln was obviously a very successful vampire hunter, because AFAIK there aren't any more vampires running around! Checkmate atheists.

[@MasterSpade]

That caller is more proof that THE most important thing to a god believer is = Protect the beliefs at ANY cost.... even if it means to Deny the Facts, Logic, and Common Sense. Indoctrination does that. Sad but True...

[@porkyboy4226]

Hitchens was smart, Dawkins is smart, Brice wasn't/isn't smart. Simple!!

[@Sydney_With_A_Why]

But there definitely wasn't an understanding amongst all "the jews", not then and not now. That's what has led to the thousands of breakaway sects, including Islam, including Christianity, which includes every breakaway sect amongst THOSE breakaway sects. And it all comes down to personal interpretation of the implications of specious stories of magic and myth.

[@jenna2431]

"That's a good starting point"... because that's where I want it to start because my script starts there.

[@sapago4166]

He got eaten like Christ on Sunday.

[@albaniahenry-franklin2829]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BrianForTheWin]

The more I listen to these callers get eviscersted, the more it’s clear they fall into one of two categories. The smarter ones who understand they have an a priori theology they’re imposing on the text, and then the ones like Bryce who are too stupid to understand basic sh!t like why understanding how Isaiah defines “servant” might be essential to correctly interpreting texts about the Isaiah 53 servant. But no, we just get, “this is the problem with skepticism, you won’t just nod along while I cherry pick verses to proof-text my beliefs.”

[@Deconstruction_Zone]

Facts

[@Wiggimus]

The whining was hilarious!!!

[@kyoneko87]

You can never win with them but it's entertaining watching you cook them on each point at least! It does feel cathartic

[@JackSparrow-lj4fq]

This is like a 45+ handicap challenging Tiger Woods

[@rantonerik]

Not sure I can handle a part 2 with this guy

[@adamhunter5766]

It'll give you a headache for sure

[@nicksapp6543]

It seems like the term pure skepticism is the new term the apologist use to say, that no evidence would convince you. Of coarse they have no evidence and can walk away with a feeling that they won.

[@brianedwards-nu7kf]

The caller kept saying that the evidence should be compiled like in a murder investigation- perhaps it would’ve been helpful to point out that (theoretically) murder investigations don’t start with only suspect in mind, then cherry-pick only the evidence that could conceivably point to that one suspect if you squint, while also completely ignoring any and all evidence that clearly rules out said suspect 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@bobbygoble9329]

I have a question for Justin. Many scholars say the prophet Malachi prophesied that Elijah would be a forerunner for the Messiah. I am wondering if you believe this was what Malachi had in mind when he wrote his prophecies. Imo, it seems that Malachi was saying that God was upset with blemished sacrifices and was going to leave the Temple until this situation was rectified. To correct the situation, Elijah was going to come back and ensure the Israelites/Judeans were following the Law correctly which is the first step before properly consecrating the Temple so God would want to re-enter it. Also, it would keep them from being found guilty when God judged Israel . What are your thoughts on Malachi? Do you think Malachi was giving a prophecy about the Messiah having a forerunner? Another question. What event do you think Habakkuk was referring to in ch 3.1-16? Imo, it seems like an Exodus account that's slightly different from the Torah due to God having horses and chariots.

[@Deconstruction_Zone]

Your first observation from Malachi is spot on. In fact, the Elijah character was supposed to prevent their destruction. He did not. On Habakkuk, their is definition an older tradition than Exodus being recounted. In fact, many scholars think that this explains Yahweh as originally being a Judean deity that originated from Edom/Midian. Check out the Midian hypothesis and the YHWH metallurgy hypothesis. Great observations btw

[@bobbygoble9329]

@Deconstruction_Zone . Thanks for the response. I'll check out the information you mentioned. I have noticed something else in the prophets. Have you noticed that the actual Messianic prophecies seem to be later additions to the texts they were written in? For example, I can't remember which prophetic book it is in but the Messianic prophecy seems to have been inserted in the middle of a passage about Moab's upcoming destruction. Thanks again for responding so quickly to my previous questions.

[@niblick616]

This person demonstrates that his Christian way to deal with facts is to ignore them. That solves all his many problems!

[@inwyrdn3691]

He honestly sounds so frustrated because you just won't accept what he's saying. I'm not trying to be mean but he sounds like a 10-12 year old who is absolutely convinced they should be able to stay up until midnight on a school night and is nonplussed why Mom and Dad can't grasp their completely obvious, absolutely sensible arguments.

[@delbomb3131]

It reminds me of when asked for miracles of the Koran Muslims tell you about the perfect grammar of the book and how they react when we don't find that impressive

[@ElvisPresleyTouchedMe]

For the balls of sulphur/top of Mt. Ararat .etc I just ask “Do you believe in fairies?” Coz we’ve tonnes of fairy forts in Ireland and centuries of mythology and folklore saying they belong to fairies and you shouldn’t go up to them at night time. Did fairies really live there or did people see them and make up stories to explain them centuries before modern archaeology came up with the actual explanation?

[@ruirodtube]

If this guy was a detective he would arrest Tobey Maguire because New York exists and the movies show Spider Man causing all kinds of wrecks 😂 Investigation: Sulphur+bodies+the serpent+ezekie+martyrs=Jesus 😂 the clues are all there people! 😂

[@jamesupton4996]

As a a Catholic, I could pretty close have this same conversation with a Fundamentist.

[@tiltingwindmill]

So what if sulfur can be made naturally??? Obviously, mah gawd raining it down in balls makes way more sense. Sheesh.

[@josephmayfield945]

Moot, not mute. Bro.

[@SkulldugerySmiles]

To all psychology students. Listen and discover a perfect example of Cognitive Dissonance. I genuinely feel sorry for this caller, I can only imagine the shock and horror he felt coming onto this show full of vim and vigor and having his belief system comprehensively dismantled piece by piece.

[@VanHalenIsolated]

“This is the problem with skepticism.” Lmao what, that it gives you cognitive dissonance? Lmao

[@markhamstra1083]

Oh, “that’s fine” is back.

[@kpmorgan]

Brice: it’s going to mean what you want it to mean. Brice… bro you are doing what you are crying about.

[@campbellwright33]

Image of Noah at the top of the ramp … the water is coming down hard and fast … ‘ Where the hell are those damned sloths ?’

[@kpmorgan]

Brice: Babylonians wrote mythology. Justin: how do you know have you read them Brice: No Brice you said they wrote mythology not based on the real world but you’ve never read it. why would anyone want you trying to solve a crime let alone try and convince them Jesus was the Christos?

[@bojack2740]

😂The caller is following a script.

[@niblick616]

Christian: Makes claims about a specific part of the 'bible'. Host: Have you ever read that specific part of your 'holy' book? Christian: No, but I'm going to keep talking about it, as though I have!

[@Yayatv]

If a glutton for punishment was a person. Oh wait...

[@steveymoon]

It blows my mind that people still keep saying "the historicity of the bible...", rather than, "the history of the bible...". What the hell is going on with American English?

[@diandian9827]

Historicity is a real word, of course.

[@steveymoon]

@diandian9827 - I didn't say it wasn't. But it's a pointless word because we already have an English word: HISTORY! I'm picking up on it because it's something unique to America and it's annoying.

[@bdpickett]

No, it refers to two different things. The history of the Bible would either refer to the details of the Bible's creation and development or could refer to the purported history that the Bible records. Historicity specifically involves addressing that second history and determining how well it accords with actual history that we can confirm.

[@Eyrie007]

Historicity is next to Historiville.

[@steveymoon]

@Eyrie007 - 🤣😂🤣

[@jonahship5900]

In 1997 Hichins made a prophecy; "Brice 0 - 2 Justin" I don't know if it is relevant, but Brice mentioned Hitchins (a lot, while crying like a spoilt brat), so I thought it might be prudent to post this!

[@Mxxx-ii9bu]

Bryce's zealotry makes him appear idiotic.

[@albertamaloney6580]

Justin, you were so patient with him.🙂

[@WukongTheMonkeyKing]

What continues to blow my mind with this type of guy is how he ignores that the experts in the language, the book, the religion... you know, Jewish people who study the text religiously, disagree. If it were so clear then there wouldn't be Jewish people. These experts on Messianic prophesy disagree with Christians. It's not just atheists. It's the people who wrote the text who disagree

[@briley2177]

Christianity is to Judaism as Mormonism is to Christianity.

[@Pooknottin]

That was a hard pivot to coping right there at the end.

[@firedome8]

My version of nonsense is the true nonsense.😂

[@flosscal1]

"There is medication for that"----Justin

[@Soapy-chan]

the only problem with skeptisism is that it utterly dismantles his ramblings and oh wait it's only a problem for him not for anyone else