(Ken) Ham & AiG News - Melania Trump Lord's Prayer

[@SuperElgringo1]

"Freedom FROM religion, IS a religion" I give up. Why do they do this to themselves? They make it so easy. Adorable.

[@TheDarkCompanyy]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@donsample1002]

I have always found it highly ironic that the Lord's Prayer, which Christians have been publicly repeating by rote for nearly two thousand years, comes directly after the bit in the bible in which Jesus warns against public prayer, and praying by rote.

[@Paulogia]

excellent point. wow.

[@sagerider2]

Well, in another section he says pray only behind closed doors. And when we get behind closed doors Then she lets her hair hang down And she makes me glad that I'm a man Oh, no one knows what goes on behind closed doors

[@BlackEpyon]

Is that what happened to Mary?

[@sagerider2]

Evidently. Well, she had to say something. "Why are you knocked up? We haven't had sex." "It was the Holy Spirit." "Hm, the child better look like the Holy Spirit, then. Or perhaps, I should take you to the Rabbi & have it aborted. Just to be safe."

[@BlackEpyon]

As they say, Father, Son, and Holy Smoke! The passage in Numbers 5 only refers to suspected marital infidelity on the woman's (if it was confirmed, she'd just be stoned with her "partner"). Of all the things Christians like to harp on about, there's not a lot of specifics on pre-marital sex, even with a god.

[@ProphetofZod]

Holy cow, you are so far out of Ken Ham's league it's embarrassing. I can't believe that guy's famous. Thank you for doing this series. It's nice to be up to date on what AiG is currently telling its audience.

[@Paulogia]

Ken's not my type... and probably a little old for me.

[@ProphetofZod]

Paulogia But the accent alone...

[@ParanormalEncyclopedia]

Prophet of Zod being out of Kens league isn't all that hard, I'd say Paulogia was out of the league of a more impressive young earther but I can't think of any their all about the same.

[@cluckeryduckery261]

Prophet of Zod I would argue that Ken Ham is famous for the same reason that "President Trump" is an actual correct title. There is a rather large subset of people that are uncomfortable with critical thinking and accepting ideas other than "what they've always known."

[@oopsiepoopsie2898]

😘

[@Maximus_Butthurticus]

A wise man once said, "If Adam was made from dirt, why is there still dirt." To Paul, thanks for the content you provide. I am one of those first vid/subscribers. I think the Ham & AiG's ditty hooked me...just kidding. Your content and guest speakers are of the highest quality.

[@sagerider2]

Oh, Maximus. How did I miss this! LOL Wana make a creationist lose their shit? If Adam came from dirt, why is there still dirt? Ask, "If women came from men, why are there still men?"

[@tinaspringer651]

Maximus Butthurticus but the ditty sure doesn't hurt

[@Roedygr]

The head of the FFRF is a CHRISTIAN. Intelligent Christians appreciate that separating church and state not only stops Christians from imposing their beliefs on others, the government and others are blocked from imposing their beliefs on Christians. This is one of the best ideas the founding fathers ever had. It saved all the bloodshed from religious wars like those in Europe.

[@mikeyvester]

I wonder if Ken Ham won't change his mind or can't change his mind. Until a few years ago, I believed that the universe was a repeating phenomenon. Big bang to big crunch to big bang, forever. But after seeing Dr. Lawrence Krauss's lecture on the universe from nothing and having the honour of discussing my thoughts about it with him, I had to change my mind. And recently, I had to change my mind about free will, I had no choice. I used to think we had some free will, But looking at the research done in neurology, I had to change my mind.

[@Paulogia]

what did he say to change your mind? (I have read the book, but am kinda with you on big crunch.)

[@mikeyvester]

The universe's expansion is accelerating. It's not going to come back to crunch.

[@Teakeh]

"I had to change my mind about free will, I had no choice." Oh oh oh...Oh. I see what you did there.

[@qwadratix]

Read Weinberg; 'Cosmology'; Oxford press. It's perfectly understandable at any level and gives a complete rundown on what we know about the current state and past history of the universe. Basically the measurements agree with Einstein's equations with parameters that imply a continued, accelerating expansion. The ultimate fate of the universe is apparently 'cold death' with our galaxy (possibly combined with Andromeda) isolated inside an otherwise empty void all the way to the light horizon. The rest of the universe having passed out of our observation, too far to be observable because it's light can no longer reach us.

[@ratillecebrasquedubitantiu4451]

I once believed we had free speech. But i spoke with my psuchologist and he explain how despite the fact we think we have free will, every choice we make is influenced by the external world.

[@78endriago]

why am i not surprised that AiG's videos have comments disabled?

[@Paulogia]

gotta maintain that illusion for the paying flock

[@sagerider2]

I read something funny a while back, I forgot about it. But in the Philippines they don't have sheep. So they open their sermon as "dear swine."

[@Number0neSon]

Ken Ham is an unabashed Bible literalist...it's no wonder he didn't get the subtle nuance of the joke - and it wasn't even that subtle, lol.

[@Paulogia]

He's into intellectual S&M.

[@granthoughton769]

Maybe he should be bashed! (Just figuratively. I, like the bible, abhor violence!)

[@granthoughton769]

"He's sitting on the throne right now"... That's the response we give when someone's on the toilet and their phone rings.....

[@thecraftycyborg9024]

Rewatching your stuff while I can some tomatoes. Just want to mention that I recently met a security guard from the Ark while at the grocery store checkout. I asked him if the discriminatory hiring was still a thing, he paused, gave me a hard glare, then replied, “yes.” I suspect I pissed him off a bit. But if he doesn’t want to deal with such questions, he needs to change his clothes before going home from work. (Yes, I live that close to that hell hole. Pisses me off every time I think about that.)

[@michaelrch]

This one was laugh out loud funny. Ham and his crew really take their audience for utter cretins... I so wish that their channel had comments allowed. And any reference to The Princess Bride is right and correct under any conditions.

[@jeanetteyork2582]

You are performing an essential service: calling out the intentional lies of a religionist who uses his public status as a bludgeon against human intellect. His cheap tricks might have even pleased P.T. Barnum. Old PT once said, "There's a sucker born every minute," and FFRF's version of that quite is, "There's a sucker born again every minute." I agree with both. It's sad, in a way, that Mr Ham has traded his humanity for the chance to prey on his fellow humans in this manner. I think he's addicted to the money and power that comes with his position. Where would I find a sample of his handwriting? I would love to see one. His tricks in avoiding taxes on the "ark" project don't hurt his reputation. He knows if people buy the religion, they'll put up with anything else he adds to it. These preachers are, if nothing else, cunning and calculating. Like all predators, they find weaknesses and exploit them. Keep up the great work, Paul. Very impressed with your format and content. I'm a loyal consumer of Paulogia!!

[@francesottewill2538]

Ken Ham is really special!

[@johnnydark6876]

I find it hilarious that they call these organizations religious, it's like they 're trying to bring them down to their level.

[@Paulogia]

Right?!? Why do you think that is? Self loathing?

[@BlackEpyon]

Projecting faults onto us that we will not share... And that don't apply to us anyways.

[@jadistucker6850]

This was the video that made me subscribe. Perfect mixture of athiestic wit and theistic idiocy.

[@briangreen8583]

another great video

[@Paulogia]

Thank you, Brian. I appreciate that. Spread the word.

[@Rayrard]

Isn't it bad to add to the Bible? Isn't the entire Creation Museum and Ark Encounter a big "adding to the Bible"? What evidential justification is there to teach children that gladiators fought dinosaurs????

[@Paulogia]

as "expanded universe" fiction, they do a pretty good job extrapolating the source material. but no one likes prequels.

[@daverobson3084]

Disagree. Example "The Empire Strikes Back"

[@BlackEpyon]

Even just referencing the giants... There's only a few verses that mention them at all, and most of them are about Goliath. You need to get REALLY into the expanded universe. So far that you're actually studying mythology that pre-dates the Biblical narratives.

[@lonniedobbins]

Rayrard It also says not to create any idols or bow down to them. They bow to crosses and Worships them and the Bible. But the entire new testament books are talking against the church and priesthood. Jesus took the people out of the temples. His sacrifice was to be the end of all churches and priest. Revelation is the completion of the destruction of the church not the end of the world.

[@Roedygr]

All we atheists are saying is "obey the law". Ken Ham wants an exemption just for being Christian.

[@robertaylor9218]

Georgia is the robot from small wonder!!! That’s fucking brilliant!

[@mender722]

Answers in Genesis,...oh wait.

[@robertshipman2340]

I graduated from a Christian high school, and they taught evolution “the right way”. When I went to university I was absolutely clueless about evolution.

[@biogopher]

The tone deaf response to "jesus turns in his grave" is just beautiful

[@MsDjessa]

8:11 I have a feeling suddenly Christians would have complained WITH secularists.

[@wodentoad1]

Not to mention the part of the bible where Jesus includes the "Lord's Prayer" he tells his followers NOT to pray loudly on the street corner, literally she was doing exactly what he said not to do. Seriously.... it's a layered joke!

[@DAYBROK3]

AiG is special, short school bus special.

[@nova_supreme8390]

Watching Ken Ham speak in front of those children makes me so sad. :/

[@AnnoyingNewslettersPage6]

I mean that's our argument for teaching about religions in public schools, the more informed kids are about what religions believe and what practices they have the more likely they could make a choice for themselves on what to follow. The more they read the Bible the more they'll see right through it

[@chadzsideg7710]

Something that would have been more convincing to me when I was a Christian about the redemption from sin, was if that redemption had a physical impact, and not just a spiritual one. Then there would have been tangible evidence of this redemption, and not something as wishy washy as "feelings". This little bit is based on the need for a christian who has been cleansed of sin having to go in for a pacemaker (which according to Ken, is based on a sinful nature).

[@BlackEpyon]

What got to me was that none of it would be necessary if God wasn't such a cunt about it all. I mean, HUMANS are perfectly capable of forgiving without compensation, yet God needs the blood of innocents? WTF is up with that? It's his system. If he was all loving, then this "free" gift wouldn't come with the fine print of having to accept a human sacrifice, don't you think?

[@erictaylor5462]

5:00 So Ken Ham thinks he is God now?

[@LadyUnicornEJG]

"I can't believe I had to spend all this time explaining a Twitter joke to you" lol I can. Just like I can, unfortunately, believe they singled it out as if it was an attack on them even though it clearly wasn't.

[@Paulogia]

I wasn't going to do this one at all, but they missed the point by so much... even within their own world view.

[@LadyUnicornEJG]

That they did, for sure. Which was quite amusing for me to watch, so thanks for that. Lol

[@andrewjones4312]

Ah, yes! "inconceivable!"

[@AnnoyingNewslettersPage6]

Now I'm wondering if legal eagle has reported on any of the cases that you're skipping over. I'm also wondering if you teamed up with him at any point because I definitely want to see a cartoon version of legal eagle

[@zemoxian]

I shouldn’t watch this before breakfast. The theme song makes me tummy rumbles. Well, here we go...

[@Ottawa411]

I'm quite happy to accept God as the ultimate authority. He just has to present himself and show that he actually is God. Until then Ken Ham can blow smoke.

[@cornlips7247]

the guy who said "he is sitting on the throne" did not sound very convinced at all.

[@Paulogia]

oh... a crack in the brainwashing?

[@Zaprozhan]

The way Ken talked about Brody's heart issue seemed to make light of the sickness=sin thing they like. I think the mask is falling.

[@jeanetteyork2582]

I agree. I noticed a very off handed and hastily spoken agreement with doctrine there! A little like most peoples' reactions to any kind of indoctrination.

[@aussieatheist960]

Even dead prophets need the toilet sometime!

[@Gdwmartin]

If Ken was any more Special he'd be on the short bus next to my youngest

[@alexcastro7339]

How do they reconcile the "earth encompassed in a firmament" claim in the Bible?

[@QueenBoadicea]

9:49 When Ken Ham isn't around, his other two co-stars delight in his absence. He does the same when Dr. Giggles is gone. It's like these people have absolutely no respect for each other. Another self-administered blow against their show.

[@sergiop888]

and jesus said "lie like a mother fucker" ref.- the Ken Ham Bible.

[@cameronibbetson2271]

Lol Ham is very quick to defend. Wonder if he feels threatened?

[@AnnoyingNewslettersPage6]

Damn now I know what I want to use for my Icebreaker question what time period of time would you travel back to. I want to go back to see these gladiator dinosaur giant fights. It sounds like the sequel to kung fury or something

[@dethspud]

"Shes the robot from Small Wonder all grown up" It all makes sense now!

[@AnnoyingNewslettersPage6]

Nice Small Wonder reference!

[@macey75]

Awwwwww, no Georgia Peach????

[@Limited_Light]

@Reece 2.0 you seriously ran crying from a GE livestream to a ShannonQ/Paulogia livestream?

[@jaysonedson]

Oh my god of course, sooooooo persecuted. How else could they possibly ask for so much money for nothing if they weren't persecuted. Gotta pay for all those persecution points.

[@gerritvalkering1068]

"You're making me feel empathy for Georgia, stop it" XD

[@Belginator]

Am I the only one who is starting to like the intro tune?

[@cockykhakis6265]

You can't scream First Amendment when you're infringing on the freedom of religion of others.

[@CaptFoster5]

Wouldn't it be nice if all those who leave a thumbs down can at least be ballsy enough to place a comment defending it? That goes for all of social media.

[@terryfuldsgaming7995]

lmao! I actually own the "freedom from Christianity foundation" Facebook page!

[@cediviannareeda4305]

How dare you persecute these poor cristians with your…, Facebook page

[@Nocturnalux]

If I were a Christian, I'd be upset at order wife Melania defiling my religion. But that' just me.

[@Paulogia]

right? my Christian mother rolls in her grave at this stuff... and she's still with us among the living.

[@JohnnyDrivebye]

*Inconceivable* for some reason that same movie scene comes to mind when I hear that kind of failed logic. *The Princess Bride* is a great movie and this was *another great video.* It seems to me that Mr. Ham is pushing the threshold by almost getting political in his broadcast. But maybe his religion exempts him from that also.

[@Paulogia]

I think he still sees himself as a foreigner in America. Anyone who can't pronounce Melania with certainty (even if incorrectly) can't be that engaged.

[@LadyUnicornEJG]

Johnny Drivebye I'm actually surprised there hasn't been more pushing into politics, or at least political topics that religion has a stance on but without directly supporting or opposing candidates or PACs or whatever. That line has long been blurred, and they almost never seem to lose their tax exemption (which is all they'd really face for crossing it).

[@JohnnyDrivebye]

+ladyunicornejg Well, I have a lifetime of skepticism as baggage. Therefore I need evidence. xD

[@LadyUnicornEJG]

Johnny Drivebye lol evidence of what?

[@JohnnyDrivebye]

+ladyunicornejg Now that is the question. I enjoy reading your comments. I like thought provocation. But maybe I have a bias. :)

[@ParanormalEncyclopedia]

Jesus is on his throne chuckling at the oh wait joke. God has a sense of humor I mean the talking donkey? The platypus (and yes I agree evolution explains it just fine I'm not being serious).

[@alphacenturai4658]

There is one was thing I disagree with. I think atheist reject all gods equally, but oppose Christian rhetoric in America and western society the most because it arguably has the biggest effect.

[@BlackEpyon]

Ya... Gotta be sure you're comparing apples with oranges. But Christians sure do love their persecution complex.

[@sagerider2]

Yeah, to bad we can't persecute them. LOL

[@memesredacted]

i swear. georgia knows something. i cant tell if she is actually a christian or just pretends to go along with ken ham for the paycheck.

[@Dragonmaster0118]

Jesus was the original Liberal.

[@MrPaulatz]

I'm starting to think PhD Giggles is a "shill" and a troll. Lol what a twist

[@VicariousReality7]

"Presidents day" ???

[@pscyking]

Okay this is the third Ken Ham video in my chronological playlist and I just have to ask... Are the intro lyrics what I think they are? Ham and eggs Ham and eggs Flip the fucking Flip the fucking Ham and eggs

[@QueenBoadicea]

5:30 He waits until five minutes in to introduce himself and he can't pronounce the first name of our First Lady. Seriously!?! It's almost shameful to take potshots at this guy. He's such an easy target; he practically makes a fool of himself. No outside help required.

[@raymondthebrotherofperryma1403]

1 bible day = 2.28 billion years btw.

[@mvidale1]

Dear God who does not exist. Paulogia, I just wanted to thank you for allowing me to pull each of my left testicle hair in order to make it through this video. I am saving my right testicle hair to be pulled out for your next video.

[@Paulogia]

You should really just clean up the whole area.

[@mvidale1]

Paulogia That means I have to watch this video twice. You are a cruel man :-)

[@ParanormalEncyclopedia]

i think Jesus rolls over on the throne every time Trump, Ham etc invoke His name to push THEIR agenda.

[@luminyam6145]

Love these videos, thank you. Ham ends up looking so bad lol, he is the perfect poster boy for atheism. Young people listen to his idiocy and they are not buying it.

[@andrewjones4312]

On the "removal of rights" fantasies of Youth Group leaders. Oy! I became one of those missionizing bastards! Leaves me feeling silly about the poppycock I spewed. It wasn't so much through the youth, but through a "Messianic" dance troupe that I was a part of. Long story, but the ever present "Big Brother" scenario was a common theme, especially during the Clinton regime.

[@RickMason-yj7pv]

Don't read this until 2020. Trump wants to put up statues of great American heroes, incl. Billy Graham, the richest fake religious leader after the aga khan.

[@icicloui]

Omg, poor Georgia, wtf you guys

[@AnnoyingNewslettersPage6]

They forgot to introduce themselves by name like they legally have to do it like a TV or radio station identification every hour. And I think it's pronounced Millennial Trump 😉

[@yippieskippy2971]

🖖💚🌈

[@centori2011]

I think I know why Ken Ham has such a dislike for science. He might have been used in a science experiment. I have a picture from NASA entitled "Ham". If you do a Google search "NASA Ham" you will find him. He's a lot younger in that photo but it looks and sound just like "Ham" alright. In 1961 Ham was launched into space but this is actually a sad story.

[@RickMason-yj7pv]

Jesus is on the throne? Did HE buy up all the toilet paper,?

[@wagsman9999]

Ham - duping the easily dupable, one dollar at a time.

[@AnnoyingNewslettersPage6]

Wait, wait, we how am I supposed to go to a working environment where I could be exposed to gladiators versus dinosaurs and expect me not to go home and have sex afterwards Do you like gladiator movies? 😉

[@dethspud]

"Oh, wait" Oh, FFS, Ken has actually figured out how to quote mine a Tweet now? Meh, I mean it's evil, sure but still almost impressive in its fractal dishonesty.

[@jwgerlach]

If they don’t believe in evolution they shouldn’t have a dog in that fight. I guess what they say doesn’t apply to them though.

[@LadyUnicornEJG]

I'll suggest she should take a billion years off - they all should. Except then you wouldn't have this material.

[@Paulogia]

I'd be thrilled to run out of material.

[@LadyUnicornEJG]

Lol! But I don't think that would be an issue even if the whole team took a vacation for the rest of their lives. You just wouldn't have _this_ content. Which still might be something to be thrilled about, I suppose.

[@johnculley5852]

In her 2017 White House Woman's Day speech First Lady Melania Trump explained why she did this. She grew up in Communist Czechoslovakia where there was no religious freedom and Marxist tyrants constantly persecuted Christians. Like many before her she longed for the day where she could openly express her religious views in a free country.

[@quercus4730]

Pointing out Ken Ham's nonsense is what gets him paid.. This is why he came to good ole Kentucky in the first place he is a leader in a state full of willing sheep. Ken Ham is not worth talking to or about.

[@SolstaLynn]

he can't be spinning in his grave, he's on the toilet. Savior stalking taken to its extreme.

[@ceicli]

Separate church and state mean state neutrality. All religions are welcome. They choose to not understand that! Also, he can't pronounce Melania's name either! Btw, it was a good joke! :)

[@robbieg4700]

haha. genesis has neither answers nor news of anything

[@BlackEpyon]

I disagree. The answers are indeed in Genesis. Because once you realize that the creation event, as depicted by Genesis, never occurred as described, and over a considerably longer time frame, and in the wrong order... The rest of the Bible falls apart with it. That's how I became an atheist. I learned science, debunked Genesis 1, and I suddenly realized that I had no reason to believe any of what came afterwards.

[@rhondah1587]

FFRF and Americans United keep winning their cases because they are defending, you know, the CONSTITUTION. LMAO

[@happilyeggs4627]

Don't pick on Melania. She's just an innocent gold digger caught in a bad situation.

[@arnoutpriamos6330]

off course my life needs more legal discussions by biased amateurs

[@Paulogia]

link in the description... 😂

[@jwsanders1214]

Jesus is coming back very soon everything that he said to watch for is here Trust Jesus, accept his free offer of Salvation and forgiveness while you still can, God bless you

[@Roedygr]

Ken confuses the bible and god. He presumes the creator of the universe wrote the bible. That cannot possibly be so: When he says you have to trust god, he means you must trust the bible. How You Know the Creator of the Universe Did Not Write the Bible The only reason Christians believe the creator of the universe wrote the bible is their peers said it was so. Those peers in turn had no reason to think that other than their peers told them. It is a belief based on sand. What matters far more than does god exist is did he write the bible. If he existed but did not write the bible, Christians are all chumps, taken in by a forgery. Christians bet the farm that the creator of the universe wrote the bible. If that is not so, then Christianity is blithering nonsense. It is rather distressing for Christians, but you can easily show the creator of the universe could not possibly have been the author of the bible. If they wish to remain Christians, their only strategy is to refuse to look. Yahweh allegedly created the universe. He should, therefore, know every detail of how it works, but in every matter of science, the authors of the bible got it wrong. They think the earth is flat, resting on pillars. They believe the earth is at the centre of the universe, is surrounded by a metal bowl with holes for the stars, that in turn is surrounded by a celestial ocean. They think π is 3. They think disease is caused by demonic possession. They think dove blood will cure leprosy. They think showing goats a striped board will cause them to have striped offspring. They think the earth was created before the sun and the stars. This is not the creator of the universe talking. This is ignorant desert dwellers reciting the primitive science of the age. All it takes is the bible to be wrong about one thing to disprove inerrancy. Because God is incapable of error, if you find so much as one error, that proves God could not be the author of the bible. Since the bible is the source of all information about God, there is no longer any reliable information about god. Scholars have reported thousands of errors and inconsistencies. There are entire books called apologetics of lawyerly excuses for the errors. The creator of the universe should be capable of writing clearly without ambiguity. In Mark 7:1-15 Jesus commanded people not to wash their hands. This was either a filthy trick or evidence Jesus was an ordinary man with no more knowledge than the people of his time. Archaeology has turned up no sign of Moses, Solomon or David. If the bible were correct, there should have been tonnes of remains. We have discovered the Moses babe in a reed basket story is a rip-off of the Sargon myth. Moses allegedly wandered in the desert for 40 years, yet that desert takes only 3 days to cross by horseback. Surely Yahweh would not try to pass off fictitious characters and silly stories as real. I would expect the bible to be perfect, completely consistent, no errors of any kind. But it isn’t. It was clearly written by many different editors and slapped together without an editor. There are thousands of errors and inconsistencies, blatant enough for a child to notice. I would expect Yahweh to craft prose considerably better than Shakespear. But is not. It is disorganised, redundant, even doddering. Read the bible cover to cover if you doubt. If you read the bible cover to cover, most of it depicts Yahweh in a very bad light: petty, erratic, sadistic, unjust, partisan. What sort of being writes an autobiography and makes them out to be the villain? It is like Joan Crawford authoring Mommy Dearest. To create the universe, Yahweh would have had to know all of modern physics and more, advanced mathematics, atoms, black holes, DNA, elements, evolution, exoplanets, expansion of the universe, galaxies, gamma rays, germ theory, gravity, ions, metallurgy, Newton’s laws of motion, plate tectonics, quantum mechanics, quarks, radioactivity, relativity, spectroscopy, speed of light, stars, String theory, thermonuclear reactions, X-rays… There is absolutely no hint the authors of the bible knew any of this stuff that the creator of the universe must have known. A deity may well have created the universe, but it wasn’t Yahweh. The majority of species of animals - dinosaurs, trilobytes, pterodactyls, Megalodons… went extinct long before the first human. Ancient desert dwellers knew nothing of them, but surely Yahweh did. He should have mentioned such a big piece of earth’s history in the bible, but he didn’t. It appears the authors of the bible had never heard of them. We have no original copies of the bible, not even copies in the original language. All we have are copies of copies of copies. All the copies wildly differ. Bits are left out, added and changed. Surely if Yahweh were in charge, he could have arranged for perfection in the copy process as the alleged perfection in the composition process. There is no reason to think Yahweh had anything to do with writing the bible. There is not even a reported miracle where Yahweh gave his blessing to some version of the bible. All we have is a tradition that authors claimed inspiration. Egotistical twits make such claims for their meandering drivel every day. The Internet is crawling with them. That does not make it true. All kinds of books were left out of the bible at the Council of Nicea. From what I have read, that process was pure politics, nothing whatsoever to do with Yahweh. If the bible were intended as a universal message for all sentient beings throughout the universe, why is it so focused on desert shepherds and Israelites? It badly needs an update. The bible is a con, perpetrated by ordinary humans. It had absolutely nothing to do with any god. Why did they do it? To con people out of money. To gain control of people’s minds (e.g. so they will die on command in battle). For prestige, to bamboozle people into giving them respect. To terrify children into sexual acts and convince their parents not to intervene. If the bible were written by con artists creating a forgery, what would you expect it look like? If the bible were written by the creator of the universe, what would you expect it to look like? Read your bible presuming the creator of the universe was the author then presume con artists pretending to be god as the authors. See which is more plausible? Which fits the facts? Humans make mistakes. Gods by definition do not. Humans are ignorant. Gods are not. Humans are inconsistent. Gods are consistent.

[@joeygentry1400]

Why do you portray your self as a square Jawed spiked hair dude like an early 80's punk rocker ( Sheena brother?) with Chuck Norris as your cousin when you more resemble the Pillsbury dough boy? Why keep cutting down Georgia? We are a blue state now, just like Sheena's a punk rocker now!