George Carlin - Religion is Bullsh*t! (reaction!)

[@Gabrielnobre]

Oh miss...you got it SO RIGHT! You're a bright young girl. Hope you continue to be like this in you life.

[@samuelharvey3496]

George made you think about things, and that is pretty much his point. He uses comedy to draw us in, then explains things with logic to show us just how ridiculous things really are. Also George was born In New York City and raised in a Roman Catholic household and went to Catholic schools as a child, so he knows a bit about organized religion. TLDR: Question everything.

[@jkronen1000]

I was raised catholic like George and makes sense to me

[@SherXP]

Agreed. Personally, belief keeps me going and makes sense to me. I have what makes me believe and you have what makes you not believe. We are not enemies, just confused people, some more opinionated than the others, trying to find answers. I wish that more people saw it like that instead of treating the opposite side like fiends.

[@jkronen1000]

@Mad Man Moon if you watch the interview with his daughter she says that he was not an atheist but agnostic. He just didn’t believe in organized religion. ,

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

💯

[@goofyahhh254]

​@Janice Kronen agnostic is separate from atheism as gnostic refers to knowledge of whereas theism is about belief. Christians claim to know God exists but also have faith/belief as a central part of doctrine. Atheism is essentially the position of "I don't know" if there is a God. It does not necessarily say there is no God. Agnostic is about knowledge of a deity. Atheism says I don't believe in a certain God such as the Christian or Muslim one.

[@christhornycroft3686]

Joe Pesci was, among other things, one of the robbers in Home Alone, My Cousin Vinny, and a gangster in Goodfellas. He also played the lead in a comedy in the early 90s called The Super about a slumlord who is sentenced by a judge to house arrest in one of his crappy condo buildings. I remember it being kind of funny for its time.

[@arik_dev]

Great actor. He was also in the Irishman, which is more recent. Better chance she's seen it or at least heard of it.

[@trini4204]

And casino and raging bull

[@christhornycroft3686]

@@arik_dev Home Alone is one of the quintessential kids films. You have to see that once. It’s not fantastic, but it’s still an important kids movie and John Hughes was a master of kids movies. He owned 80s teen films. Especially the ones with Molly Ringwald, who is so underrated and was such a natural 80s girl. Like Ally Sheedy. Breakfast Club is classic that everyone should see once, along with Sixteen Candles and Pretty In Pink. Molly could be vulnerable without being an annoying, codependent dumbass in distress. She was no Bella from Twilight. She was a hopeless romantic, but she wasn’t stupid. “I don’t believe this - they f***ing forgot my birthday.” One of the lines that defined the 80s for teen films. I still laugh hard at that. Her delivery is spot on.

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

he was absolutely terrifying in Casino!!

[@philpennington826]

@@JokerInk-CustomBuilds LOL he stabbed a guy. In the NECK. With a PEN. That was freakin' AWESOME!

[@daveyjones9930]

George Carlin is equal parts comedian and philosopher. Miss him a lot!! RIP!

[@jacintochua6885]

Joe Pesci was an actor who played many tough guy parts in the 1990s.

[@Mountain-Mac]

Believing in a wish can make it happen, you have to live the experience in your head & follow the steps.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

You mean you actually have to go out and do it? Who would have thought?

[@clarenceflam]

George was a practising catholic at a young age and was very serious about religion, which is why he shared, I really really tried. Love his logic.

[@braxtongreenwell5482]

This bit changed my life when I first heard it at fifteen. Your a smart cookie Miss Baker.

[@toaster4693]

@Brad1980 I have more respect for someone who thinks and reevaluates their beliefs constantly than someone who doesn't.

[@brianforrester9670]

Agree. Carlin gave a voice and a perspective to my budding atheism when I was in my early 20s.

[@brianforrester9670]

@Brad1980 If your beliefs are formed by stories told before humans even knew the earth was round, I think you need to reevaluate your life.

[@carn9507]

@Brad1980 as opposed to what? I'd take Carlin over any priest or book of fairy tales from long ago. Carlin brings facts.

[@gusb232]

@9:00 I think you are Right , if you notice you never see him laugh or rarely crack a smile. He just tells the truth and we laugh at ourselves.

[@connorward2400]

I very much like when you start rambling on, I watch your channel because you always give an interesting perspective and I I've come to strongly respect your opinions. You also have a good sense of humour and are just a pleasure to watch.

[@ross8884]

Agree. You've very honest about your knowledge, lack of knowledge, think about stuff etc. that's all we ask. Love the humility!

[@georgecaplin9075]

Agree. I very much enjoy Georgia’s pointless, incoherent nonsense, 😁. I can watch the clips themselves anytime, but this is one of the best, maybe even the best reaction channel I’ve watched.

[@jasondaniels640]

George. A legend.

[@pedromarques2077]

Besides "Home Alone" Joe Pesci starred in a lot of gangster movies, playing the gangster role. That's what he's implying with joke when he says he's "a guy who can get things done".

[@christhornycroft3686]

Apparently Pesci’s natural instinct was to respond in Home Alone normally - with cursing and it was hard for him to dial it back for a kid’s movie. LOL.

[@mattheweubanks6163]

And yet, Pesci couldn't overcome an 8 year old with death traps and body mutilating devices

[@TryPuttingItInRice]

The joe pesci story is actually kind of true which makes this whole bit that much better. Joe Pesci and George Carlin were friends

[@mobber420]

Great analogy with what you said about the pennies and wishing well ❤

[@lmenahan]

I started checking out George Carlin when I was right around your age. He caused me to question things that I believed or had previously accepted without any examination. His stage persona was a magnification of who he was as a person, and how he broke his routines up into 'big world' bits (religion, save the planet etc..) and 'small world' bits (a place for my stuff, farting in public) was nothing short of brilliant. There are a lot of people who would consider him a cynic, but as he once said, "Scratch any cynic and you'll find a disappointed idealist." I hope you continue to enjoy George's material for a long time to come. You'll be surprised how as time goes on, the material stays the same, but becomes more profound and meaningful to you. At least that was my experience, anyway. And I'd encourage you to look for interviews with him where he's not on stage. The man was brilliant and articulate. I'll leave with one of my absolute favorite quotes from "Mr. Conductor" himself, "I love individuals. Every person you look at, you can see the universe in their eyes if you're really looking." Thanks for the great George Carlin reaction videos, Georgia! I love them!!

[@LtFrankDrebin100]

He’s my spiritual advisor. For over 30 years now.

[@johndoe-so5hx]

good morning ms.Gorgia from kentucky,U.S.A. we love your show.

[@RobertoSalvatti]

Exactly Georgia, 50/50.

[@MagetaTheLionHeart]

Also Joe Pesci played the short robber Harry in Home Alone, plus plenty of mobster movies like The Goodfellas, but my favorite is My Cousin Vinny.

[@techman2553]

I'm pretty sure that Joe Pesci was in the audience for that show, which makes it even more hilarious.

[@donaldbrunner6250]

He made you think about things he just does it in a different way. Joe Peschi was in the last 3 Lethal Weapon movies he played the accountant and also he was in My Cousin Vinny as the defense attorney. He's been in many other movies. Plus I heard the reason George used Joe Peschi was that he was in the audience for this show

[@bobdelp2023]

HE WAS DEFINITELYYYYY ONE OF A KIND GEORGIA :) AND LOTSAAAA COMEDIANS TRIED TO IMITATE HIM :( BUT OF COURSE COULDN'T COME CLOSE. BECAUSE THEY WEREN'T HIMMMM :) ANYWAY, KEEP ENJOYING THIS COMEDIC LEGEND AND MAY HE REST IN PEACE.

[@Tru7blue]

You said it yourself @3:44. “Thought of it is nice”. That is what religion is…the thought of a heaven (afterlife) sounds nice. Makes dying easier to cope with.

[@hmmlemeeshink]

George Carlin is the Beatles of American comedy. You should watch a documentary about him. He’s the most influential standup comedian in American history. His jokes even got him into trouble with the government.

[@giuseppesavaglio8136]

At 3:45 you hit religious persistence right on the head.😁😁 As for Joe Pesci the below comments mentioned all about him, but the most crucial thing to mention is that Joe Pesci was a friend of George Carlin's and was also in the audience that night.

[@tristantknight]

if you've ever seen the movie Home Alone, Joe Pesci played the short criminal, the one who got his head caught on fire

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you 🙏 great 👍 reaction and wishing you well 👏👏👏👍🎥👋☮️

[@Dee-JayW]

So happy I got to see George a year before he died! Genius , philosopher, poet, lover of language.HE IS THE GOAT ❤️ just found your channel and checking out a few videos, anyone who tackles Carlin Is great! From Canada 🇨🇦 George is very serious about his opinions, he is a critical thinker. And can make us laugh at ourselves while holding a mirror up to society.

[@scottbaldwin7133]

he is so smart

[@hidajetsejdic4270]

George is like a philosopher with great sense of humor…

[@GrouchyMarx]

To know Joe Pesci's fine work watch the following movies: "Goodfellas" (1990), "JFK" (1991), "My Cousin Vinny" (1992) and the awesome "Casino" (1995). You'll see what George was talking about! 😁

[@Canucklehead557]

If you believe in imaginary beings, religion is for you. If you know imaginary being don't exist, religion is ridiculous.

[@carn9507]

Right? I never understood how people take all the stuff in the Bible and such so seriously. And if we're supposed to believe in imaginary beings, can't we pick a better one to look up to than this God who seems rather cruddy and hypocritical most of the time (we're told about forgiveness but God supposedly flooded the whole world to wipe out almost every living being, coming real close to commiting genocide just cos he'd had enough of the behaviour of his own creations). Can I not just believe in Superman instead? He's just as fictional and way more powerful than us mere human beings but he seems overall a better role model and a nice guy in general. :P

[@tjohn4398]

You do realize George Carlin died in 2008 so he can't do any routines on what's happening now, I wish he could because he would have a greater wealth of material now than he had then. R.I.P. George.

[@Liam-t9r]

Should try his life is worth losing skit next Georgia, great reaction as always

[@sulevturnpuu5491]

It's is almost impossible to prove that something does NOT exists. Therefore, if someone claims existance of something it is up to them to prove it. Most people dont bother believing in most mythical beings, but believing in God is a traditional.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

There are several thousand 'gods' actively worshipped across the globe. And most of the people who worship one or more of them find their own tale somehow plausible, but see all the others as ridiculous fairy tales. Sadly, most people grow up with belief systems passed to them by their parents, and never stop to question their parents' intellect. It's good to respect your elders of course... but blind, dogmatic adherence to their silly beliefs is what keeps many people mired in perpetual ignorance.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

@Byrdmaniac - Actually you can't empirically state the NON-existence of something based merely upon your own experience. Funny you used 'swans' as your example. As philosopher David Hume said, "No amount of observations of white swans can allow the inference that all swans are white, but the observation of a single black swan is sufficient to refute that conclusion". So we can say, "As far as we know, there are no rainbow colored swans". That is a solid THEORY based on observations. But like all theories, you cannot claim it as "fact", no matter how many people have gone looking for rainbow swans and failed. That is actually how basic scientific methodology works. No reputable scientist ever claims something is an 'indisputable fact'... only that some theories are widely accepted.

[@MagetaTheLionHeart]

George Carlin is amazing, but I want to mention Christopher Hitchens. He was a British atheist who actively spoke on the evils of religion and the evils that are constantly spread because of it. And for a bonus I give you Hitchens Razor, which states that which can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.

[@Sridhar909]

As an Indian Hindu, I can add a few points which might not have been considered till now in the discussion. According to our scriptures, the world was created by Lord Brahma. This guy Brahma does not give a shit about humans. He is only concerned about his creation, namely, the world. Those people who are extremely ambitious, are mad about worldly acquisition and material conquest, such people will get the blessings of Lord Brahma. People who seek tranquillity, inner peace, inner ecstasy, will remain poor and helpless. That is why India has only 2 temples for this guy Brahma. As against 2 million temples that are dedicated to other Gods like Vishnu and Shiva, who work with people seeking inner peace and joy. So George is pretty close to the truth when he says, "the longer you live, the more you realize, something is fucked up here, something is definitely wrong".

[@ayybeealternative1999]

Hinduism is cool 😎

[@jfeelix91]

Another great bit by George about a very touchy risky subject is his bit on Abortion and the sanctity of life it helped me change my views tbh on abortion I used to be very hardcore Catholic and ignorant and anti abortion but his logic in that bit really blew my mind I use to always wanna tell people how to live and what to do and think according to my stupid biblical beliefs that were forced upon my innocent little baby brain since birth but now I'm more happy more open minded and a critical thinker always question what your told and always use logic and reason Thank you George :)

[@dmitrigeschlossen9565]

Wonderful!

[@ivankaleoniefuchs333]

giggles...There ist one very relevant thing Carlin says at das end of this comedy skit that most people may not recognize. Carlin says "God Bless Joe Pesci...God Bless You". Like your reactions much. :-) Auf Wiedersehen aus Wiesbaden

[@dsludge8217]

"Joe Bless You."

[@abracadabra3033]

Georgia you are so cool, look forward to your vids , great personality 🥂

[@bobkonradi1027]

Georgia asks "who is Joe Pesci.?" Joe Pesci is an American movie actor. He has been cast in a number of gangster / mobster movies, and almost always as an irrational mobster who "solved problems" with violence. The bigger the problem, the greater the violence. This is why George Carlin wanted to get with Joe Pesci to solve some various problems, especially regarding a neighbor's dog who always was barking. Now you know.

[@dIggl3r]

Joe Poesci is the "bad guy" in *Home Alone* .

[@jasonkitchens4485]

Carlin was always about two things, entertaining his audience, and making his audience think. Over the 30 plus years of my loving his work, making his audience think seems to me to be his raison d'etre, especially after watching the arc of his career. While I wouldn't call Carlin a philosopher, he was definitely a master student of the human experience.

[@Huhta84]

The penny in the fountain is a life-lesson. It showed me that you need to spend money in order to make it, and invest in what you believe in.

[@user-EricWatson55]

Carlin always makes you think. And laugh! 😂

[@andrewbennefield529]

Love your reaction. Alot of what we assume or project on God is just a reflection of our insecurities and fear. But yeah an insightful reaction. And love your accent.

[@2buxaslice]

I remember being in middle school and realizing that religion is something that tells you everything had to be created. Then in the next sentence tells you that God didn't have to be created. I recognized that religion is built on a contradiction which makes no sense. From that moment on I stopped believing in God.

[@Jedicake]

@Mad Man Moon FACT CHECK You presume to know way too much and you comment too much

[@JesusIsMySaviorILoveJesus]

It doesn’t say everything had to be created. It says everything that was created had a creator. God is not created and therefore does not have a creator.

[@YetiUprising]

1:14 As a general rule, if something cannot be proven then it should be discarded otherwise you open the flood gates for any nonsense. Nobody can say the universe wasn't created by a sentient taco either. The number of people believing in something is irrelevant to whether or not it is true. Always stick with the things that *can* be proven.

[@jamesmusisca7547]

the man's a master

[@amysutt]

Love your reactions keep them coming

[@georgeocampo4275]

A man sits on a bench considering his woeful burden. He looks up at the stars and compares the distance from here to the furthest visible star. Suddenly his problems seems pitifully faint and untroubling. He laughs and relaxes in his seat, remembers again we live on an insignificant dot. That's here, that's home, that's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. Thousands of confident religions, ideologies and economic doctrines, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant in the history of our species lived there-on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. As long as we don't understand the size of the universe our human arrogance will continue to blind us of the fact that earth and everything in it is insignificant 🌌

[@knockoutking3764]

You have such a beautiful accent. 😍

[@baladi921]

so pretty!

[@mikmaqwoman]

He was brilliant word genius...My hero. He died in 2015...I think, correct me if im wrong.

[@w.p8960]

Look up his start as The hippy dippy weatherman.

[@Orange-Jumpsuit-Time]

The wishing for something to come true is known as "Blind Faith".

[@eaglesfan0726]

Joe Pesci is an actor and has been in many movies, including Home Alone, My Cousin Vinnie, Goodfellas, and Lethal Weapon, to name a few.

[@hbg423]

He is serious…..he just adds a little humor

[@anzaca1]

6:20 I've thought that too. If God exists, he probably just initiated the formation of the universe, and just let things play out. That way, everything science has learned etc still holds true.

[@TheZeroAssassin]

You, my dear, are a delight to watch

[@btnhstillfire]

They even had a SNL skit for Joe Pesci. “The Joe Pesci Show”.

[@TheRogerdeterding]

Might want to check out Jeff Foxworthy and the bluecollar comedy

[@Cnith]

If you've watched Home Alone (also 2), you've seen Joe Pesci as the smaller one of the "Wet/Sticky Bandits".

[@Dee-JayW]

Airline announcements should be next!

[@stephenlackey5852]

George Carlin, standup philosopher

[@michaelbuhl4250]

Bill Hicks was very much the same way in terms as being as much a "preacher" as a stand-up comic.

[@michaelmitchell5656]

If you really think about it God is Sid from Toy Story 💙

[@Micko842]

Joe Pesci is probably best known as one of the burglars in Home Alone but I like him as the Lawyer in My Cousin Vinny that's when he's at his best.

[@stevemann6528]

Joe Peschi is the short chubby bad guy in Home Alone

[@richardmead5969]

watched 10 bill burr reactions and now george carlin both truth sayers. you need to react to Dave Chappell stand up. another very funny truth sayer. thanks for the videos from Colorado

[@xxPurp_Knightxx]

Joe pechi is the short burglar from home alone

[@Dragonstalon1001]

There is also the Difference between a 'Religion' and an 'Organized Religion'. The difference in 'Religion' is based upon the Originating written Documentation, while an 'Organized Religion' is based upon a Pope/Priest/Preacher/Imam/Rabbi/Shaman or other 'Religious Leader' pushing their own 'Interpretation' of the Originating Documentation which then the next 'Religious Leader' puts their own twist on it.....till many many years later, the 'Organized Religion' doesn't teach what the Originating Documentation says. Here's an small example...the 10 Commandments, is one of them "Thou shalt not Kill"? Answer: No, the actual commandment is 'Thou shalt not Murder' which allows a person to kill another in Self-Defense if attacked, of which we all have a God Given right of Self-Defense. Yet how many Bibles have been printed with this 'Error' of Man in it? We also 'Kill' Animals for food, we don't 'Murder' them, and depending on your Religion you kill certain Animals for Food as the Bible, Torah, or Quar'an, or other Religious Documents specify and if you followed the 'Thou shalt not Kill' people would have to be Vegan or violate this Commandment every time we ate Meat.

[@jasoncrobar724]

The wishing well comment reminds me of another Carlin bit. Next time you're at a wishing well, ask to see the manager. Tell him you've been making wishes & throwing in coins for years, and none of your wishes have come true. Demand a refund.

[@Deanrite]

Sometimes George would play with his audience a little. In this piece, he's all about appealing to people's rational minds. Point by point how seemingly improbable a supernatural entity being in charge of things. By the end, most people accept that he is correct in his reasoning. But then he does something to pull the rug out from under their rational selves. At the end, in order to prove there isn't a God, he instructs God to strike the audience dead. What's funny about the audience reaction is, if you pay close attention there is an almost imperceptible pause before they break out in nervous laughter and then cheer because, well, nothing happened. It's like no matter how rational a person is, deeper down at least in this case, a deeper level of fear can take over when put under stress. George knows exactly what he's doing and he's having fun. It's really brilliant. He has led them to this point, knowing full well that his real fun is playing his own little joke on the audience. George is really far above most comedians. Brilliant.

[@stevenmotchan2048]

Joe bless you.

[@rosshall6475]

1000 years ago superstition and the sword ruled. Today, its superstition and the bomb lol.

[@scottbaldwin7133]

he was in gangster movies

[@michaelhollon5332]

Next time you're at the shopping center, find a manager and tell him none of your wishes has come true and you want all of your money back.

[@slayerem]

Well,. George's version is dirtier than that :D

[@michaelhollon5332]

@@slayerem 👍I agree with you 100%, it's definitely dirtier . But I felt that the circumstance in her conversation didn't necessarily need the dirty version.

[@HoneyMike]

Joe Pesci was in Home Alone and Goodfellas

[@bobdelp2023]

HI GEORGIA! :) SO JUST TO LET YOU KNOW YESTERDAY WAS THE 14TH ANNIVERSARY OF GEORGE'S PASSING :( 22 JUN 2008 :( I KNOW HOW MUCH YOU'VE ENJOYED TAKING HIM IN AND SO I THOUGHT I'D LET YOU KNOW THAT. :) R.I.P. TO THE MASTER OF COMEDY AND PHILOSOPHY HIMSELF. SO TAKE CARE AND STAY WELL GIRL :)

[@randar1969]

I concider G.Carlin an philosophist who let you think about the things in life with comedy.

[@DimensionDevices]

Love your accent, just wanted you to know.

[@TomClark-Futoura]

It's okay to be agnostic, Georgia. In fact, it's smart to be agnostic.

[@smoke.on.thewater]

Fifty fifty in religion is called agnostic

[@garytyme9384]

Joe Pesci starred in "My Cousin Vinny", "Good Fellas", "Lethal Weapon".

[@amsheel9921]

He's a funny guy.

[@havok6280]

@@amsheel9921 funny how?

[@havok6280]

You forgot Home Alone. That's the one one someone Georgia's age is most likely to have seen...

[@voiceover2191]

Check out Bill Hicks as well

[@BlackieNuff]

George says there's no God and then ends with "God bless Joe Pesci", lol. I just chalk that up to the years and years of social conditioning we ALL got programmed with - everything from all those God-related expressions (i.e. God bless, oh my god, thank god, etc) to social pleasantries (i.e. How are you, have a nice day, etc)... Interestingly, I never really picked up too many of those. I never asked how anyone was, until the more casual versions of the inquiry came along (How's it going, what's up, etc). I've always hated being asked that question ; I always say "fine" or "alright", even when I'm not, but it's the quickest easiest answer to get past that crap and avoid any follow-up queries. Now I am too damn old to give a shit and I just sneer and scoff at the question in a "don't ask" kind of way. I just never saw the logic of all that pretense. Why ask someone how they are? Do you really care? Are you even mildly curious? Not likely, you're just "being polite". Politeness is just a prelude to suck-up and kiss-ass to someone, an overture for a favor (either now or later down the road). Not always, but most of the time, like 90/10, maybe 85/15.

[@enzosavoy]

Watch the ten commandments by carlin next, you won't regret it

[@anglerfish61]

3:34 even worse. There is a fountain in Italy that makes more money then I do per year, in a day. 😂 all these unheard wishes

[@mayanking339]

Patriice O Neal A man's love

[@TheAtraxz]

50/50 because you can't disprove it. That means you're 50/50 towards unicorns,elfs, flying monkeys, etc.

[@ross8884]

The Plan! LOL Fellow BSG viewers! It kept changing a lot didn't it LOL

[@Z-one1000]

When it comes to whether or not there is a god or not, the ONLY intellectually answer that ANYONE can give is "I don't know". Although the same goes for elves, trolls, fairies, unicorns etc... You can't prove these things exist, but you can't disprove them either.

[@VaasMontenegro12]

Which means that since you can just make up an infinite amount of these imaginary creatures/objects/scenarios, etc. That there is no evidence for but you cannot disprove, since that is the case, the intellectual thing to do is presume they don't exist, and with quite a high certainty too, until even a shred of credible evidence comes to light. Which we all know will never happen.

[@Z-one1000]

@@VaasMontenegro12 Exactly.

[@jacklondon3355]

Wrong! If you are convinced of the scientific method, then the only answer is, NO.

[@Z-one1000]

@@jacklondon3355 Science does not claim to know absolutely everything. Science simply tries to make sense of the natural world using testable methods and observable data. Science is constantly developing and improving as our understanding of the natural world increases. If you don't accept science, that's your problem, but before you go saying things like "Evolution is just a theory so it's not real." Just remember that a "theory" in the scientific sense is not used the same as in the colloquial sense. Only scientific hypothesis that has withstood rigorous testing, trials and stood up to critical peer review "may" eventually have the honor of being elevated to the status of "theory".

[@jacklondon3355]

@@Z-one1000 the F you talking about. I'm not some idiot who believes in god or flat earth. It is about percentages, if something holds more weight than the next, then scientifically we can have an answer. Evidence all points to an answer. At this time all evidence points towards there not being a god. So the answer is NO. End of.

[@bvscfanatic]

If you enjoyed this, then I would recommend that you search up Lewis Black and his video on the Old Testament.

[@sonnymustarseed7034]

'Hope Beyond Hell' by Gerry Beauchemin helped me overcome religion and believe the True Good News... May read and decide for yourselves.

[@_la_pulga_10_]

GOD IS EMINEM!

[@johnnypatrickhaus890]

Joe Pesci is the shorter robber in Home Alone. 😊

[@dallasoliver1933]

Joe Peschi was the shorter of the two robbers in the Home Alone and Home Alone 2 movies years ago

[@cryptopappy6408]

I'll simplify god for you ... just be kind. When you come across non-kind people ... show then the exit card. oh, here's another analogy ... CATS make us diaper distributors. We pass out Huggies, Luvs and Pamper them endlessly!

[@Hexon66]

Christopher Hitchens (perhaps quoting someone) put it best. You can answer an epistemological question by saying that you don't know factually if God exists. In fact, everyone *has* to say that if they're being honest. But you *cannot* answer the theological question by saying that you don't know if you believe in God. If you don't know if you believe, then you don't believe.