Noah's Ark: The Story That Disproves the Entire Bible

[@mikemayo4812]

Noah was a brave man to sail in a wooden boat with two termites.

[@petragronqvist628]

😂👌

[@zeebest1004]

Two HUNGRY termites!!😉

[@zeebest1004]

@@FatalFinality Noah was on the ark 150 days not 40!🙄 Without food, termites last two weeks!

[@zeebest1004]

@@FatalFinality Termites need to SWARM to mate - that's 100 -1000+ adult mating playas needed, not just two! As with ALL these make believe ark passengers, TWO OF EACH SPECIES just ain't gonna cut it!

[@zeebest1004]

@@FatalFinality REALLY: the more you examine the WW Flood myth the more you realize how IMPOSSIBLE any, ANY of it is!🙄

[@infessted]

That's the last time I publish a novel.

[@tinyrat275]

You’ve got some plots holes to plug my guy

[@BrownSugar83788]

When can we expect the Bible 2? I hear you are trying horror instead of historical fiction

[@infessted]

@@BrownSugar83788 I might do an "After the End" book next. This time I'm writing it myself, no more ghost writers!

[@petewebb5149]

Maybe fire the proof reader because obviously they were tripping on LSD as well.

[@tonyharford4625]

@@BrownSugar83788 Bible 2? " There are hundreds of versions of the Bible in the English language."

[@KevinHullinger]

Your first mistake is depending on Jehovah witnesses for your information.

[@demetter7936]

Your first mistake was allowing yourself to get indoctrinated by a childrens book.

[@fivish]

The J word is blasphemy!

[@thefinestgent817]

@@johnathanwoods1223The watchtower movement is a cult. It doesn’t abide by even the core tenants of Christianity and is unaccepted by Christian denominations. Mormonism is in the same boat.

[@johnathanwoods1223]

@@thefinestgent817 ok. Thanks.

[@johnson8276]

@@johnathanwoods1223 They are heretics

[@bobtiemersma9517]

Noah's Ark made him the most financially secure man in the Bible. He kept his family and livestock a float while the rest of the world was being liquidated.

[@VikingrGaming-x4l]

underrated asf🤣

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

this comment is genius

[@raycrossley5398]

funny you should say that Apart from the ark God turned the whole earth in to water

[@its-virox]

When you realise that this guy was a jehovah witness! Poor guy, I hope he’s doing okay and not a complete outcast from his family

[@anthonylowder6687]

Since this guy is a JW it’s obvious he’s no Christian as they reject the doctrine of the Trinity…the Father,the Son, and the Holy Spirit

[@carlorivera3035]

Contratrily, the flood proves the bible is true.

[@irielion3748]

@@carlorivera3035 Re-watch the video 10 times.

[@carlorivera3035]

@@irielion3748 I will try.

[@carlorivera3035]

@@irielion3748 Did you also watch the man spew a 22-minute litany of his one-sided view over the flood? He's so bitter. Have mercy on him and pray for him.

[@HolyMith]

They didn't have children for 400 years because Noah's pull-out game was on point.

[@888PsyMike888]

Nice one!

[@jrooneo9496]

Not to mention he knew his wife's moon cycle of fertility

[@keyratcane66]

Lmao!!!

[@gambitgodsey5259]

Um ive been doing it for 37 yrs lmfao

[@MrTheanimekiller]

You forget that in the Bible god will kill you for pulling out but carry on with the joke :p

[@66holt]

plus Noah must have stopped off at Australia first and said " alright all weird/freaky and poisonous things get off here , " , lol :)

[@theselector4733]

LOL....

[@ToffeeTango1]

More like space for a couple million years

[@yanakim7303]

kasabot rako nimo kaya na nimo

[@kouyerher4532]

Australia was the last stop.

[@66holt]

@@oopsisolditagain4191 billion's of yrs ago

[@saelkey]

The most depressing part of this is that after showing this video to my Christian friend, he said his faith is only strengthened more, knowing god could surpass all of these logical hurdles, because god of course surpasses our knowledge.

[@ThyBountyHunter]

Ask your friend to show where in the Bible god did those things to help as god said you cannot add to scripture then it has to be there, otherwise he is wrong and that is a no. Also the Bible says you cannot know the mind of god so he cannot know what god would have done. He literally sinned.

[@jimhappnin1425]

@@ThyBountyHunter *"Also the Bible says you cannot know the mind of god"* That is why God wrote a book!! So that we could all know the mind of God!! And if YOU do NOT know the mind of God... it's ONLY because you have NEVER bothered to read the bible for yourself! And if you do NOT know the mind of God... then you will, no doubt... reside in the pit of hell. You still have some time to change this outcome. But only very 'little' time! There is no second chances!

[@lepidoptera9337]

Why are you telling us that you have idiots for friends? Do you want us to pity you? ;-)

[@ghijbvhiigvh3940]

@@jimhappnin1425he didn’t write a book lol. you evidently don’t know very much and are indoctrinated😭😭 PEOPLE wrote the book centuries after it’s supposed events transpired

[@ghijbvhiigvh3940]

@@jimhappnin1425you genuinely believe that innocent children should pay for other peoples sins by getting leukemia😭😭😭 would you go to jail for other peoples crimes? didn’t think so.

[@docbailey3265]

A fat lion walks of the arc, saying “the cruise sucked but I loved the buffet”.

[@jacqdanieles]

*ark

[@andrewcarvell8501]

Walks "off" the ark...

[@israelthacker8568]

Must've eaten both unicorns

[@alchan6848]

@@israelthacker8568 Know your facts: five eaten, not two. (Seven of each species were taken on board, two jumped into the water to save themselves and evolved into the present day narwhals. ) Narwhals are another instance of scientic evidence to prove to non-believers the existence of Noah's flood. (Mr. Ken Ham, should this come to your notice please note that as long as you also have Mr Israel Thacker's consent, you are free to use our hypotheses in your Noah"s Ark Exhibition regarding the extinction of unicorns and the appearance of narwhals. Further scientific tidbits you might find useful: Scientist have discovered that whales are closely related to hippos and, well, to put it simply so that it's easy to understand, that it happened that some hippos walked into the sea and evolved into whales. And hippo means horse, and unicorns being horse's with a horn... one thing leads to another... all very scientific. And Ken, if you do use this stuff in your exhibition, just give my name a mention, ok?

[@angelasylvain2476]

🤣

[@caribbeanman3379]

1:21 About that talking donkey: You know what's the most incredible aspect of that story for me? It's not the fact that the donkey talked. It's the fact that its rider shows no shock that his donkey is talking but just nonchalantly talks back to it as if talking donkeys are a normal everyday occurrence. The same goes for the talking serpent narrative in Genesis.

[@jimbobaggans1564]

Right. The owner of the donkey seen nothing strange about a talking donkey. Adam and Eve seen nothing strange about a talking snake. I wonder if any of these animals had an English accent? That would be a hoot!

[@stylicho]

Watch some inspiringphilosophy videos on genesis. You may get a better understanding of this "serpent" etc

[@vicgodsucks1157]

@@stylicho Those videos are lies!! Prove a snake can talk!!

[@jesusislord1067]

Prove that there is something that God cannot do.

[@vicgodsucks1157]

@@jesusislord1067 You have to prove that the all powerful sky daddy exists!!

[@RCohle452]

What was Noah thinking when he saved cockroaches.

[@12lippylucy]

He like the feeling he got when he put them down he's pant's.

[@davidhalliwell1565]

Where did he keep the crab louse?

[@michaelsingleton5173]

What are the animals he killed off with that sacrifice at the end

[@davidhalliwell1565]

@Aron Chacon The point is that the story is absurd. It should not be taken to be literally true. Perhaps it sermed okay to pre-iron age cultures. But today we know enough to dimiss it as myth. It is just sad that some people are so brain washed as to take it seriously.

[@12lippylucy]

@@marcstuart5832 He's right, if you look closely on the picture in the background of the video, cant see any insects or seagulls. Lions are looking very smug.

[@Knukles_Photography]

I made a TikTok almost a year ago talking about the dietary needs for the animals on the ark and the amount of times I was told that the animals were basically put into a stasis and therefore didn’t need to eat was ridiculous

[@nate666]

If God wanted these creatures to survive that long he did create them and had that power. "Through God all things are possible." God is life and kept who he wanted alive. 😉

[@Knukles_Photography]

@@nate666 yeah that doesn’t work for me. In accordance that god forgot about Noah and the ark and they had to sail for an extra 130-170 days (depending on the scripture)

[@nate666]

​@@Knukles_Photographybut you can believe that humans evolved from fish when scientists can't even achieve that in a lab? 😂

[@Knukles_Photography]

@@nate666 first off that’s a huge misrepresentation of what evolution is, and secondly scientists don’t have millions of years. And you do realize we study evolution every single day and the animal we use most to study and watch evolution happen is fruit flies and gnats, because evolution happens over generations not in one or two life times

[@joaoprestes923]

​@@nate666are you sure about that? Have you ever heard about Miller-Urey experiment? The results pretty much show us how life on Earth could have begun from inorganic reagents in the primitive atmosphere. But hey you do you

[@amandam120]

My mother was very religious. She used to read revelations to me as a bed time story. I lived a terrified childhood. Anyways, she told me that the people back then had a very blind perspective of the world because they didn't have science, telescopes, spaceships, etc. Their idea of the whole world was probably rather small. She said the whole world probably did not flood, but just a whole region that their small minds perceived as the whole world. The flood extended as far as the people knew to be their entire world. So supposedly Noah just rounded up the animals of the local area and some still were probably missed but existed elsewhere....which is more believable. She described how inaccurate most stories are from back then because of the small mindedness and lack of knowledge the people suffered from. She said you'd have to read between the lines with the Bible because the authors were ignorant. My poor sweet mother was a strange religious fanatic. She said southern baptists were pagans. Actually everyone but her was a pagan, a witch, or satanic. She had a much more cosmic view of God. That always stuck with me. Changed a bit when cancer got her though. God answered her prayers many times. I read a prayer of hers that was written before I was born. She asked for a perfect description of me when she wanted a child. Well, she got me. But when the cancer got her, she begged for God to heal her. I read the prayers and they were so sad. All of her talk of reading between the lines didn't change the fact that she brought up God's healing power stories in her prayers. My mother once told me that I would go to hell for listening to the backstreet boys. She was devout and God didn't spare her suffering. Preachers told me that she was just so devout that God wanted her to come home.

[@ourcreatorwords933]

Prophet Noah's Message kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXu9p3Wkgb96d6M

[@mavrathmasterofsecrets8712]

Your mother was a fool. My mother was the exact same way. So I know your pain and I’m sorry you had to go through that.

[@rickhuntling7338]

Amanda M nice post, now everyone can disrespect the mother that loved you. Aren't you glad she got you off the Backstreet Boys? Everyone dies, so if she prayed to be healed and the prayer was not answered doesn't discount GOD. His will be done.

[@rickhuntling7338]

@@mavrathmasterofsecrets8712 What demon crawled up your ass? You think you can judge her mother off one short post.

[@amandam120]

@@rickhuntling7338 Did you read the rest of it though? I grew up terrified of the apocalypse & hell. That's no way to raise a child. I love my mother, despite her fanaticism. But she was a fanatic, and in the end it don't save her. All her actions did was push me away from religion. Now I have a cynical view on life & have no faith in established religion. I follow my own beliefs. I grew up bouncing from religion to religion, denomination to denomination. No church or religion was ever devout enough for my mother. Did you see the part about how every church was into paganism or witchcraft in her eyes? I grew up having to allow old men to wash my feet. Looking back on that with my adult knowledge, a man with a foot fetish very well could have been getting off on that. Once we had to handle snakes, and I was terrified. Luckily God saw me as a true believer and chose to not let the snake bite me. I never got a Halloween as a child, now I go all out for it. Christmas was also not allowed, neither was Easter. Religion was so drilled into my head that I was a fool. I survived a school shooting, but only because a wise teacher threw me into a classroom. The religion drilled into my head made me think that I could talk to the shooter about the love of the lord & pray with him. I was on my way to do just that when I was saved. See, I don't mind people being into religion. Whatever brings comfort, ya know? But not to the point where it makes children into fools. It took many years to fix the damage that had been done.

[@killanotterinasecond]

Wait, the idea that they didn't have a child for 480 years is the issue for you? Not the idea that they were, you know, 500 years old...

[@brianb8697]

It's easier to believe in magic than it is to believe a guy didn't want to have sex for 480 years.

[@EmptyNesterWellnessSociety]

Maybe low sperm count? Just sayin' 🤷‍♀️

[@Limited_Light]

@@EmptyNesterWellnessSociety Oh my.

[@Limited_Light]

Frankly, I'm surprised you're surprised by the power of indoctrination. No, my indoctrination was not nearly as strong as what the TTH's has been, btw.

[@Limited_Light]

@@ronrobert6379Blah.

[@DLFfitness1]

“One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.” ― Carl Sagan

[@DCronk-qc6sn]

And it's embarrassing to admit you've been taken. It is amazing how people will hold on to the b.s. that was stuffed into their heads when they were kids rather than admit being wrong. It does not hurt to face facts - it is quite liberating, isn't it?

[@geekmeee]

@@DCronk-qc6sn Yes it is embarrassing, when you finally realize that you have been looking through everything with the one eye of Western philosophy disregarding your closed eye to Eastern philosophy, and then limiting that vision to the world by beginning with the Greeks. It is embarrassing when you discover that your viewpoint is not even considered a view point!

[@DCronk-qc6sn]

@@geekmeee Woo, woo! Do tell, when Santa Claus breaks wind, does tit smell of gingerbread or peppermint?

[@geekmeee]

@@DCronk-qc6sn Your embarrassment is showing... Can you say? Look over here!

[@skyblu6379]

Yep, kinda reminds me of how people listen to the "so-called science when it comes to getting an experimental toxic jab."

[@kellyharrison5184]

Your clear-headed, drama-free, and well-presented arguments have won a new subscriber!

[@niceguy2568]

Be happy, If I dare subscribe him, I'm in a grave danger 😢

[@somename840]

Dude literally has no idea what he's talking about. He had to go to the JW's for "evidence" because they're one of the very few "Christians" that believe the story to be literal fact. While the vast majority of Christians don't consider JW's to be Christian and also understand the story of Noah to be an allegory.

[@StephenBingham-kp2ld]

Here's a thought! Did anyone ever stop to think maybe GOD came from a big bang, and then created us!

[@StephenBingham-kp2ld]

Someone always ask where did all the water go after the flood, what about the question where it came from, my answer is it's GOD in both accounts. Science will never explain GOD's existence.

[@joelhylden7767]

so easily swayed from the truth. Why? He presented no evidence, just his assumptions.

[@michael320]

How could anyone not believe in talking donkeys? Haven't they seen Shrek?

[@icedragon1000]

you have to have an encounter with God, before you will accept it. if you have not had that you will think it is absurd

[@danielmarshall4587]

@@icedragon1000 VERY TRUE.

[@tonysam2093]

Have you not heard the President lately???

[@michael320]

@@tonysam2093 Trump? Yeah, you're right! I loved seeing him speak at a Baptist church just recently. If that's not a perfect example of what's wrong with religion, nothing is. There's no one more condescending to people of faith than Donald Trump! What a freaking joke. If there IS a hell, it's lined with Trump Towers. These 'religious' idiots bow down to a man who hates immigrants so much he demonized and tortured them. Lovely. Praise Jesus!

[@tonysam2093]

@@michael320 WOW. what about the Obama caged illegals???

[@Taiyougetsu13]

Tbh, I didn't know there was a whole former Jehovah's Witness community on KZbin and I appreciate everyone making videos about these things. Helps to know I'm not alone.

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

Look up Telltale Atheist, he’s ex jw

[@vannah12222]

@@KlaxontheImpailr haha you beat me to it. I was just coming to say that!

[@pebblesandwoowoo]

@@KlaxontheImpailr YES!! He's brilliant and doing some amazing work helping others disfellowshipped and disproving the concepts like that by using the bible to prove them wrong through their own word. It's EYE-OPENING!!xx

[@eunicechannel837]

Taiyougetsu, not so long ago, a vlogger started something like this one and he is now collecting thites. What a profiitable business.

[@dennisconstantine624]

Look up KimMikey and Lloyd evans.

[@tomhammer1784]

As a child I used to make my Sunday School teachers mad when I asked where did the water go after the great flood.

[@Bojan12]

It disappeared little by little trough many days. People are really clueless

[@IdeasExchange1]

@@Bojan12 Yes, but where did it go? How did a sphere of water larger than the sphere of the Earth 'disappeaed little by little'?

[@Bojan12]

@@IdeasExchange1 It took many days you know and it happened supernaturally probably just like it was caused to flood

[@IdeasExchange1]

@@Bojan12 Oh, of course - silly me. It was just magic. Can't argue with that.

[@Bojan12]

@@IdeasExchange1 Yes Magic is very real that is why there is so much stuff on magic from Books to Movies to Games. We are Magical - Spiritual Beings and many think they are only flesh because they have not yet discovered deepest part of them which is breath of God called spirit that gives life to all of us individually

[@silverado5469]

Hi, After reading all of the comments posted below and after having started to read the Bible myself, I have been drawn to a conclusion I must just accept the Bible stories as they are written in the Bible. I tried and failed to logically explain the stories and formed the opinion that I cannot prove or logically explain most of the Bible and decided to stop trying. Religion means different things to many different people and that is ok. For me, I need to believe in my mind that there is a God responsible for all that exists. I cannot explain many things in the world, I just accept certain things as they are. It is not necessary for me to be able to explain everything, somethings will continue to always be a mystery. Faith is one of those things, but one thing is for certain we all will die at some point in time and I would rather wrap my mind around an unexplainable Bible than to try and wrap my mind around nothing at all. Thanks for posting this video. John in Ohio

[@TbearMuhahah]

You don't have to wrap your mind around the bible, read some science books it's better. Also if you cannot get out of religion don't indoctrinate your children. Since they force it on people and children generation to generation, now my gf also say the same thing. "Faith in God is a must" she said. I'm grow up in Asia for 15 years and my hometown don't know Jesus Christ at all, we are all Buddhist, most of us are atheist Buddhist, some are theist Buddhist, no one say anything about Jesus we still live well and happy. We has myth about the global floods, too (probably local big floods since many asia countries next to the sea). There are 4 Dragons raise up and fight against the God clan create a first global flood. A Demon general is super strong and capture all 4 Dragons and used it as a condition to ask marry the princess of the God clan. The Jade emperor at first agree, thinking Demon general can't capture all 4 Dragons, but then he actually got all 4, and the Jade emperor change his mind, since that's endanger the God Clan. The Demon general at first want to marry princess of God Clan for power and overthrow the God clan, but then later see and fall in love with the princess for real. So in the end, God clan and Demon Clan fight huge battles with the 4 dragons mess up the whole world, make another global flood. So 2 huge global floods. I told my gf this and she said your story is bullshit, my story of Noah is the real one, only things in the bible are the truth, everything else is bullshit....Don't indoctrinate children and force them to believe....

[@TbearMuhahah]

Go travel and listen to people, see a bigger world, may be you will see and hear better old tale stories.

[@neniugrava]

You don't need to wrap your mind around nonexistence: simply remember what it was like before you were born. Worrying about death makes as much sense as worrying about the billions of years before you were born. I get the desire to hope for something more, but to choose to "believe" in things you don't really think are true in the selfish hope that you will get eternal life is not something I think deserves to be painted in a positive light. A real, just, kind, loving god would not demand such nonsense, and would certainly not punish people for using the brains he gave them. It is abusive, manipulative, and undeniably *evil* to stake the fate of someone's eternal soul on whether or not they believe some dogma in spite of all evidence. If you really are only choosing belief due to the unknown/death, why do you choose Christianity over other religions? Why the specific denomination? Do you think it's just coincidence that religious faith is almost entirely determined by geography? Every other faith has exactly the same kinds of arguments for why theirs is true and yours is false. I don't mean to be harsh, and I also hope there is something more, but I just cannot fathom turning away from truth. I see no reason to believe any existing religion is accurate, even if there is something more. And if that being is all of the qualities modern new-testament-only style Christians claim, then people will end up where they belong regardless of their belief or faith. A good and just God is not compatible with eternal torment, or allowing punishment to be given to someone innocent to allow a guilty person to avoid consequences.

[@Marco855-z7x]

@@neniugrava Jesus Christ is the only individual who said that he was the son of God. That's the difference.

[@neniugrava]

@@Marco855-z7x Did he? There were many wildly different Christian sects early on, and the stronger claims of being God are only in the later books. Why should we believe the claims of these books over those of other faiths? Maybe Jesus actually claimed what the gnostics said, that he's a being superior to Yaldabeoth, the evil being claiming to be the one true god to keep us all trapped. And why believe modern Christianity over something like Buddhism that does not require belief in a jealous, vengeful god? As nice as many new testament teachings are, you also have to deal with the old testament baggage.

[@DoctaOsiris]

Also, you gotta ask yourself, how is it that other civilisations, like the Egyptians for example, or the Chinese who, btw, had some of the best record keeping known to humankind, didn't notice that they were drowning while still recording the things going on around them especially during a so-called global flood, you'd have thought at least one of them would have noticed something was a bit off 🤭

[@tonycharles8883]

Now that's a good question

[@adrianojames5828]

The Chinese character for the word "large vessel" contains the NUMBER 8 , the character for the word "mouth" and "vessel" , the idea was and still is in Mandarin Chinese that curiously as you mention and which is true , is one of the oldest recorded languages , how is it , this word for large vessel even is associated with 8 mouths in a vessel?? Hmmmmmm

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

@@adrianojames5828 How does that explain how the Egyptians (and possibly the Chinese, and others) survived the flood?

[@xBurzurkurx]

China's Great Flood? Search "Yu China's Great Flood". Scientists claiming there was a global catastrophe during the young dryas era about 12000 years ago. Keep searching, this video doesn't prove anything lmao. He will be kneeling before Christ like all of us

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

@@xBurzurkurx 12000 years ago would not fit the biblical time line. In addition, it wasn't a global flood. In addition, that "flood" didn't cover the tallest mountains on earth. In addition, that flood did not kill all life on land (except for some in a giant ark, built by a 500+ year old man)

[@swordmonkey6635]

Moral of the story: Don't point out problems with Bible stories if you want your turtle to live.

[@kamuginkhan]

He sinned, but since he was a very good boy until then, god killed his turtle in his place as a warning. 😁

[@codyd8291]

Wow god sure seems nice. You don't believe him you lose the things you love. God sounds like a jerk. Good luck getting me to believe your trash religion through fear and threats. God is litterally a dictator because similarly to a dictator he rules through fear...

[@jmarch_503]

@@codyd8291it was a joke most likely

[@bjesuslovesme_]

@@codyd8291 Even the sinful human being put death as a punishment for the wrongful things people do in their constitution every action has its consequence don think for a second otherwise... God did as a rightful Judge what the people at that time deserve.... There are a million reasons not to believe in one thing but only one to believe in it thats why it is called Faith not Fact

[@peggyg7442]

@@codyd8291 YOU do not have to believe in God in Heaven, for it to be True. The attack on Christianity and Christians, was told by Jesus the Christ. Your attacks are not new. However, according to the Law of the Land, you do not have the right to speak against my religious beliefs. That is a Hate Crime. Regardless, you will ultimately answer to God in Heaven. Your belief or non-belief, is irrelevant. In whom the god of this world (satan) hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them. 2 Corinthians 4:4

[@marcmescher2335]

I’m surprised anyone put this much thought and energy into disproving a myth. Faith is belief without evidence. No amount of evidence will change anyone’s faith.

[@johnathanwalker8395]

That is insanity. Believing in something that has no proof either way is maybe okay. Believing in something when all evidence tells you it is impossible and the more evidence you find, the more impossible. That is insanity.

[@mdod0]

Believe what you may (wink) but the large number of ex-believers that have lost their faith in the face of facts disproves your hypothesis.

[@thetruthshouldbeclear8602]

Marc , it’s because they rather believe evolution by faith than believe that we have a savior. Satan has been busy. These people want to use their amazing knowledge. Everyone will bow down to our lord and savior Jesus. There is nothing anyone can do about that.

[@appletherapy3492]

Thats not the definition of faith. Thats the modern redefinition. The bible defined its own at the time. “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” Hebrews 11:1 Yeah, I do demonology research and I find intresting things so many people overlook in the bible. This is one of them. The verse seems to imply the cooperation between unseen and seen intelegence that developes hope. What this looks like? I don’t freaking know.

[@firstclassavl]

@@thetruthshouldbeclear8602 Satan is the answer this fucked up species needs.

[@bubbercakes528]

Your Dad should be proud of you. It took me 52 years to leave the church although I had doubts from as far back as ten yrs. old. May you continue to question and learn young man!

[@davidfinnell1660]

I was brought up a JW. I left at about the age of 15 because it already sounded too unbelievable. I stopped believing entirely around the age of 30 when pc's became accessible and I was able to research it. I came to realize why college was frowned on by the JW's. My family are still all in and won't listen to reason. They pick and choose what science they believe in to suit their narrative!

[@dealarr]

Understand the common bible, was an infomercial for legalised murder and meat eating. For Rome had a huge economy for meat eating and killing of animals. The common bible that is so easily found in many different versions increasingly throughout the generations, was wholly amalgamated by Rome, by Constantine and his self elected council of Nicaea, who also changed the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. They stole from Authentic Hebrew sources, then referenced Gospel of the Nazarenes, which Yeshua whom they gave the name Jesus, had His happenings and sayings secretly recorded by His brother James the Just and mother Mary, amalgamated by John in prison. Made the New Testament, and burnt every copy available and killed many then, with one secret copy hidden in Tibet that was rediscovered in 1870’s by Friar Placidus, who translated it on his way back from Aramaic to Latin. Yeshua fed melons for example and bread in that Gospel to the thousand and cured their fever. Not fish. He stopped Judah from killing a lamb at the Last Supper, for He was the sacrificial lamb, for Moses in his error and rage allowed some of the Israelites to eat meat, that carried on for a few generations. So Yeshua was trying to bring about Isaiah 11: 6-9. Read that, and you will start to understand the common book, was an infomercial for legalised murder and meat eating. For Rome had a huge economy for meat eating and killing of animals. But in the beginning it was not so. The book, if you like to understand, had areas where it was allowed to be modified, For eg: When satan was allowed to negotiate Job's sufferings, so in some areas he wasn't able to influence the book makers at 325AD, because Heaven didn’t allow it. Like the saying goes, not one hair will drop from your head, if it wasn't allowed. So some books in the bible, was not allowed to be corrupted coming from Heaven, and so on earth it wasn't allowed. Another example, read Matt 5: 17 -20, then read Romans 10:4. Complete contradiction to one another's message. Paul is a fake apostle, the ultimate weapon of Rome against believers at the time.

[@dealarr]

Evidence the New Testament is fictatious: “And in every case they discuss the bread but they don’t mention anything about fish. So I think that fish is a later addition. In fact, if you even look at the New Testament, it says, at another point, when Jesus is talking about the feeding of the five thousand, he says, ‘Don’t you remember when I fed the multitudes and all the bread that we took up?’ And he doesn’t mention the fish. The horse leg is also revealed (Horse leg is a saying to say a horse is pretending to be a human, but is exposed) in every version of the bible today: Matthew 16:9 New International Version Yeshua said: 9 Do you still not understand? Don’t you remember the five loaves for the five thousand, and how many basketfuls you gathered? Where the fish at? Mark 8:16-21 New International Version 16 They discussed this with one another and said, “It is because we have no bread.” 17 Aware of their discussion, Jesus asked them: “Why are you talking about having no bread? Do you still not see or understand? Are your hearts hardened? 18 Do you have eyes but fail to see, and ears but fail to hear? And don’t you remember? 19 When I broke the five loaves for the five thousand, how many basketfuls of pieces did you pick up?” “Twelve,” they replied. 20 “And when I broke the seven loaves for the four thousand, how many basketfuls of pieces did you pick up?” They answered, “Seven.” 21 He said to them, “Do you still not understand?” Where is the mention of fish He supposedly broken up too. In the original Gospel where the New Testament is referenced from, Gospel of the Nazarenes, it was bread and melons, and fruits. They removed that in the first versions of the Bybaal, sorry, bible.

[@2fast2block]

It's funny seeing you losers bash the bible as if you go with science when you can't even make it past the first verse with God creating. Real science says nothing does nothing. Real science says if there was something there already it must fit with the evidence of what we know. We know the 1LT says there's a conservation of energy. It can change forms and neither can be created or destroyed. Creation cannot happen by natural means. The 2LT has various aspects, one being the universe is winding down, entropy. Usable energy is becoming less usable, so at one point usable energy was at its max. This all points to a supernatural creation, by a supernatural creator at a certain point in which matter, space, and time were created. When I read how it can happen otherwise, ALL the fools resort to science-fiction. Once a supernatural creation is accepted, then the next step is finding proof of what supernatural power did it. We KNOW these laws. We have NO doubts about them. We also KNOW that the laws of nature can't come about without a Lawgiver, God. So if you want to pretend to be smart, please give me the laugh by giving your science how creation really happened by natural means. Also, throw in how we got the laws of nature, naturally.

[@picpeige02]

OMG! The story of my life growing up as a JW. All of the unbelievable parts of these biblical stories are explained away by God is all powerful and he can make even the impossible possible. When your born and raised in this religion that explanation works just fine until puberty. That's when all hell breaks loose, the scary part is the psychological pressures and changes you undergo can be very dangerous to mental development and your life in general. I considered suicide as a teen when my life long JW friends stopped associating with me. I became the bad guy when I grew my hair, went to my Prom and got a girlfriend. The religion is so restrictive it feels like everything is a sin including suicide so that wasn't an option. and yes college was frowned upon but we were told for a totally different reason. We were told the bad association with worldly people in college would ruin our useful habits. As an adult, debating with family and friends who are still believers I realize its about keeping you away from higher education. instead relying on a group at the top of the organization called "society" to tell you what to think. The internet has changed things though, having so much education at your finger tips its harder convince people to believe nonsense. I agree with you they pick and choose what science to believe. Over all they are good people. In many ways I think I learned to be a kind person and a good public speaker. But the detachment from reality and fact is astounding when your on the outside looking in and looking back at my mental infancy.

[@2fast2block]

@@picpeige02 " I agree with you they pick and choose what science to believe." I'm not for JW or much any other religion but I will follow the evidence. Real science says nothing does nothing. Real science says if there was something there already it must fit with the evidence of what we know. We know the 1LT says there's a conservation of energy. It can change forms and neither can be created or destroyed. Creation cannot happen by natural means. The 2LT has various aspects, one being the universe is winding down, entropy. Usable energy is becoming less usable, so at one point usable energy was at its max. This all points to a supernatural creation, by a supernatural creator at a certain point in which matter, space, and time were created. When I read how it can happen otherwise, ALL the fools resort to science-fiction. Once a supernatural creation is accepted, then the next step is finding proof of what supernatural power did it. We KNOW these laws. We have NO doubts about them. We also KNOW that the laws of nature can't come about without a Lawgiver, God. Life only comes from life. Law of biogenesis. God is the reason for us and all we have. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJqwoq2ElL6Gjrc The odds are NOT there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWLCfHiMlqisl6M kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4icmJStr79_qc0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpXEooarqdlol9k

[@lumilumi4030]

A moment of silence for the turtle...

[@EndrewskiDrewburtTheThird]

F

[@scvboy1]

:(

[@drziggyabdelmalak1439]

And all animals that live in water! How did they survive in the 'ark'?

[@gargould7186]

@@drziggyabdelmalak1439. They 🏊swam in the flood waters💦 🌊 😂🐬🐟🐠🦂🦞🐡, they didn't need the Ark 😎 Gotcha!

[@ahstinfixsnhc9765]

@@gargould7186 XD freshwater and saltwater doesn't matter waters water right xD

[@semordziesinam3138]

You can’t blame them. It is fear. I see it in my moms eyes whenever something about the organization and the Bible comes up and you see the effort she’s putting in to not give thoughts to what she’s seeing. She wants to go to paradise.

[@sambun6394]

Of course, I think it’s fear that we don’t want darkness after we die. You can’t blame humans for wanting something better and eternal joy with others. I think many people who believe want and try to have hope that they can see there families. Sometimes when I’m asked why I even bother trying to believe is because I want it to be true, wanting a peace and to see my parents again, it’s a hope. It only becomes an issue when we start becoming hypocritical and not projecting good thoughts onto other people and we start becoming rude people and not listening to other people and hearing their reasons as well.

[@spriles]

@@sambun6394 Well said.

[@kenshiloh]

@@sambun6394 Hi Sadie. Is there no afterlife or will people be held into account for how they live their lives? For example, Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris walked onto the their high school campus, executed their classmates pointblank, then took their own lives. They hated life and hated peope. I ask you, as an atheist, why should they have not committed such a crime? The functional word is 'should.' There are no 'shoulds' in atheism! Yet, do not be deceived. There is good and evil, there is a day of reckoning, and no one gets away with any evil act. If you were to stand before God today, how do you think you would do? Have you lied? Stolen? Been disrespectful to God? If so, you would be judged as a lying thief and a blasphemer. You would not be fit for a place with perfect justice, but would wind up howling with the dogs outside the gate. The fools says in their heart, 'There is no God.' There is no fear of God in their eyes. They are fools. They teach the world that there is no right or wrong. Can't get any dumber than that! I hope and pray that you will not go into eternity as a fool. Instead, the cross of Christ is the payment for your wrongs. Jesus Christ is the light of the world.

[@BaniLogrono]

@@kenshiloh i think you need to read Sadie's comment again, she's not arguing against believing lol

[@BaniLogrono]

@Skydaddy Myth-Busters supernatural by definition means untestable, unrepeatable, unnatural lol

[@iraxks0341]

I’m all for people believing what they want to believe but the people in these comments acting as if this guy is a hero are just as much the problem with the world.

[@iraxks0341]

@@PhilipK635 What a stupid conclusion to come to. Thats not at all what I said. I don’t even agree with the Bible. But people who praise disproving the Bible, and want to spread their disapproval of it, are just as much of a problem as the people who worship it, and want to spread it as if it’s healthy. Leave people’s beliefs alone. It doesn’t affect you.

[@iraxks0341]

@@PhilipK635 It’s almost as if you had that comment copied and ready to past on anyone here that didn’t like the video. Get an original thought and work on your reading comprehension.

[@DocZom]

Best part, for me: "Are you calling Jesus Christ a liar?"

[@Alkis05]

They say that while pulling up a photo of jesus looking at you disappointed, with one tear rolling down his face.

[@Rob-fc9wg]

Everybody knows imaginary friends can't lie.

[@sharp306]

Yeah Jesus was a liar he hung out with seven potheads and a hooker. Do you believe anybody that hangs out with potheads and hookers no you don't so why would you believe in Jesus. Call it no common sense

[@Alkis05]

@@sharp306 Any social worker or youth councilor. Anyone working in social projects in rough neighborhoods.

[@sharp306]

@@Alkis05 and screwed up people have to believe in a deity that doesn't exist to make their day-to-day nonsense life make sense.

[@mikeaa5235]

"Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions destroyed." - Friedrich Nietzsche

[@ThePoliticrat]

Truth is not the same thing as empirical fact. Mythology is a perfect example. Fiction is meant to entertain; mythology seeks to convey deeper truths that reflect the human condition. That’s what both antitheists and fundamentalists fail to understand.

[@johndelong5574]

Ol fred died in a insane asylum.during his closing days he would sometimes come out of his stupor and loudly quote a verse from scripture.

[@inwalters]

Quoting a man who died in a mental institution does not do your cause any good. If you believe what an insane person says, you'll believe anything.

[@mikeaa5235]

@@inwalters how do you know if he made this statement before he became insane? No problem, millions of Americans voted for a certain Donald Trump who at a point thought we could cure Covid-19 with a detergent.

[@oliverwilson4516]

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[@floccinaucinihilipilifications]

Deconstructing one’s long held beliefs, regardless of what they are, is usually very painful and uncertain. Pursuit of the “truth” is never ending. Often it leads you where you’d rather not go. But ultimately it is its own reward. Well done sir.

[@kingofhearts1072]

It FREES you, at least that's one of the true things the Bible says, among all of the tripe within it.

[@floccinaucinihilipilifications]

@@JN-el7qf nope lol

[@zombiestory6353]

Whats the reward?

[@zombiestory6353]

Dude your silly all human being live by the sea or a big river. Thats where all cities are

[@douglaidlaw740]

Debates about religion are unwinnable. Saying that one legend from the time of Gilgamesh is not literally true, does not destroy the Bible at all, except for die-hard Fundamentalists. We will not go to Heaven or Hell depending on whether we assert that the story of Noah is literally true. That is only an excuse to ignore all the rest of the Book. The authors millennia ago did not have the knowledge or research techniques that we have today. @Michael Flynn: Pilate's question: "What is truth?" becomes very relevant here. It was apparently a topic of discussion among philosophers of his time. The logic St Paul uses seems odd nowadays, but that is because it was written before the Renaissance, when Aristotle's methods became the norm. Those who believe that what they cannot personally experience or understand is therefore not true, use one of many definitions.

[@Phlegethon]

It would be funny if the people who wrote these stories just assumed others were smart enough to know they’re meant as fairy tales

[@DamienDejarlais-i2f]

no the people wrote them to spread their beleives and the things that god told them

[@somename840]

Meant as an allegory. Weird that a "critical thinker" like yourself can't understand that.

[@dakotacarter98]

If they were meant to be as “fairy tales” it’s quite interesting that there is museums with religions putting out information as “fact” such as the Ark in Kentucky lol

[@petern1945]

There are flood stories from many cultures.

[@ShapelessHail]

​@@dakotacarter98My family took me to the 'Ark Encounter' creationist museum, and creationism is much worse than I thought. I became much more critical of creationism after visiting the ark--it takes advantage of people's ignorance and is pure snake oil and deception. There is a line for healthy skepticism of current scientific theory that was crossed a long time ago by self proclaimed creation 'scientists.' Believe it or not, people can believe in the idea of God and not take the Bible as literally true. The Bible is interesting because it is a collection of stories written by many people over a long period of time, including oral myths and legends. The Bible never calls itself 'the bible,' never says it is inerrant, and never suggests that many of the stories should be taken as anything other than allegorical. I personally find the stories are far more interesting as allegories than historical facts. The concept of Sola Scriptura is a fairly recent phenomenon developed by the Church, which I believed was all about power and control of the masses.

[@yeetergriffin7679]

One second you're listening to rovi covers of old songs, the other you're watching religious videos

[@jeffpickering3716]

Are you spying on me? :D

[@elainejohnson6955]

I nearly spit out my drink while laughing when I was listening to Aron Ra explain that Noah's Ark only had one window and the 8 people would have died immediately from the methane gas of the animals farting and pooping!

[@elainejohnson6955]

@SAUL deGAUL Are you serious?!?Have you ever been in a bathroom where somebody had just pooped and it still smelled after they flushed the toilet? Now imagine being in a boat supposedly for a year with no indoor toilet and all those animals farting and pooping!!! Sounds like hell to me! God must have been really punishing Noah before he died of the methane gas!!!

[@overallgreatidea6433]

@@elainejohnson6955 I think Saul is serious, and correct. Even discounting divine intervention, it is a simple matter to sufficiently ventilate a vessel either from methane or in our modern vessels, fuel aromatics.

[@davidn.211]

@@overallgreatidea6433 So your explanation is simply "god did it" and made the ark similar to modern vessels.

[@overallgreatidea6433]

@@davidn.211 No, re-read and think critically and if you feel inclined to respond, resist the temptation of demagoguery. Ancients certainly understood the need for air, I would think; but if a miracle even that is off the table, obviously.

[@aswad1371]

🤔

[@gerardomarquez8344]

If everybody died in the flood then only noah and his family could tell the pass the story, and no one else around the world

[@tangcyka]

worms wouldn’t exist if there was global flood either, theyd drown

[@chucklee347]

Noah's sons brought their wives

[@tone569]

So they had to share their wifes to repopulate the Earth. Think about it

[@chucklee347]

@@tone569 what oh so now wife sharing is a no no in Noah's time.

[@Theresia66]

​@@tone569 why would they need to share their wives?

[@lewis18051]

As an atheist that didn’t grow up in a religious family and was allowed to make up my own mind I have a lot of respect for people raised religious then question their beliefs and imo realise the truth

[@Marco855-z7x]

I have the opposite feeling.

[@warrenblando9706]

The best public talk I’ve ever heard. Please keep them coming.

[@TheTruthHurts]

Thank you Warren! 😆 Will do

[@viviginsbergsmith9110]

Absolutely!

[@JoyRaptor]

Not a JW, but a Christian. 1. A local flood dosnt make narrative sense for many reasons ill give one example. A. If it were local, just have the animals move. B. Many local floods happened in Bible days that would have nullified gods promise, Moses knew nile after all. C. A local flood could not cover the mountains of Ararat or any mountain. D. A local flood would not have solved gods problem of a sullied bloodline of mankind and fallen angels, Noah was "perfect" in his genealogy after all. Read: no hybrid demigods (nephlahim) 2. No proof of global flood? A. Polystrate tree fossils across the US continent link the entire geologic column to one event. Not only do we see them, but thanks to st Helen's explosion we know how they are formed, floods. B. Sediment does not lay down in stratagraphic layers, but diagonal to it. This observable reproducible phenomenon nullifies all current dating methods C. The mass of sea diatoms that make the huge chalk formations with fossils buried show not only that it was formed quickly, but also they were shunted together over a massive distance D. The Bible say the water of the flood came from BELOW GROUND, that the earth "cleaved" open. We can see this from the trench that encircles the earth under the oceans. E. Any gradeschooler can look at at the Atlantic Ocean and see the continents fit together in some pangia like formation, but nobody points out that you can actually do the same with the pacific side following the cracks under the ocean. You either have to assume the earth grew, or that intercontinental crust deflated, but as the radiating magnetic lines from the trench are contemporaries on both sides of the world, pangia is geometrically impossible -the lines would be marred. F. Coal layers on the geologic column join, this is consistent with an ebbing and flowing on continental sediment, but not possible with deep time laying of sedimentary layers. The geologic column was made in a short period of time. 3. Biology A. God says animals are created after their own Kind, this is not the same as species. Any species that has a gradation of being able to breed would be a "kind" B. Evolution is not true but adaptation CAN happen very fast. Look at the common pig/razorback, the stickleback fish, dog breeds. The difference between adaptation and Evolution is: Adaptation comes from preexisting data inherent to the creature. Dna has a libarerary of Millions of dormant situational modifications. This is not Evolution, its inbuilt design from the start. Evolution required deep time and mutation to create new structures. C. Do not conflate natural selection with Evolution. Evolution NEEDS natural selection, but not the other way around. N.s. is scientifically observable and a subtractive process, not a generative one. There so much more but the Bible is true. There was a time (1880's) Nineveh was though to be a fictional city, Israel was though to have a fictional dynasty, a prophetic chapter of iseah was though to have been added post jesus, dragons were thought to not be real. But then all of them eventually get unburied and the Bible is vindicated. Sorry about your turtle, don't go back to JW, but do trust in Jesus.

[@redbananaboomerang3278]

@@JoyRaptor @Scott Vigil evolution is a gradual change over time. Things like adaptation and natural selections are part of evolution. Also saying DNA has all these possibilities already is true, but it isn't exactly true either. DNA is a blueprint, a strand of DNA only hold the info of that single strand and nothing more. It doesn't have everything preencoded, for it it did then every single member of the species would just be the same. DNA changes and the blueprint itself changes. Even when I was Christian I understood this. DNA doesn't hold anything it isn't using, and making the argument that it can be those other traits due to it having the same building blocks, the different protein blocks, is about the same as saying all atoms are preencoded with everything already due to them being made with the same tiny bits.

[@DisticTV]

@@JoyRaptor I cant argue with a person who cant take evidence from one person, so here is some major events/stories that might make you rethink your “we are alone in the universe” opinion. 1: Here is an article from a major news station:
 But has modern science, from the beginning of the 20th century, proved that there is no God, as some commentators now claim? Science is an amazing, wonderful undertaking: it teaches us about life, the world and the universe. But it has not revealed to us why the universe came into existence nor what preceded its birth in the Big Bang. Biological evolution has not brought us the slightest understanding of how the first living organisms emerged from inanimate matter on this planet and how the advanced eukaryotic cells-the highly structured building blocks of advanced life forms-ever emerged from simpler organisms. Neither does it explain one of the greatest mysteries of science: how did consciousness arise in living things? Where do symbolic thinking and self-awareness come from? What is it that allows humans to understand the mysteries of biology, physics, mathematics, engineering and medicine? And what enables us to create great works of art, music, architecture and literature? Science is nowhere near to explaining these deep mysteries. But much more important than these conundrums is the persistent question of the fine-tuning of the parameters of the universe: Why is our universe so precisely tailor-made for the emergence of life? This question has never been answered satisfactorily, and I believe that it will never find a scientific solution. For the deeper we delve into the mysteries of physics and cosmology, the more the universe appears to be intricate and incredibly complex. To explain the quantum-mechanical behavior of even one tiny particle requires pages and pages of extremely advanced mathematics. Why are even the tiniest particles of matter so unbelievably complicated? It appears that there is a vast, hidden “wisdom,” or structure, or knotty blueprint for even the most simple-looking element of nature. And the situation becomes much more daunting as we expand our view to the entire cosmos. We know that 13.7 billion years ago, a gargantuan burst of energy, whose nature and source are completely unknown to us and not in the least understood by science, initiated the creation of our universe. Then suddenly, as if by magic, the “God particle”-the Higgs boson discovered two years ago inside CERN’s powerful particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider-came into being and miraculously gave the universe its mass. Why did this happen? The mass constituted elementary particles-the quarks and the electron-whose weights and electrical charges had to fall within immeasurably tight bounds for what would happen next. For from within the primeval soup of elementary particles that constituted the young universe, again as if by a magic hand, all the quarks suddenly bunched in threes to form protons and neutrons, their electrical charges set precisely to the exact level needed to attract and capture the electrons, which then began to circle nuclei made of the protons and neutrons. All of the masses, charges and forces of interaction in the universe had to be in just the precisely needed amounts so that early light atoms could form. Larger ones would then be cooked in nuclear fires inside stars, giving us carbon, iron, nitrogen, oxygen and all the other elements that are so essential for life to emerge. And eventually, the highly complicated double-helix molecule, the life-propagating DNA, would be formed. Why did everything we need in order to exist come into being? How was all of this possible without some latent outside power to orchestrate the precise dance of elementary particles required for the creation of all the essentials of life? The great British mathematician Roger Penrose has calculated-based on only one of the hundreds of parameters of the physical universe-that the probability of the emergence of a life-giving cosmos was 1 divided by 10, raised to the power 10, and again raised to the power of 123. This is a number as close to zero as anyone has ever imagined. (The probability is much, much smaller than that of winning the Mega Millions jackpot for more days than the universe has been in existence.) The scientific atheists have scrambled to explain this troubling mystery by suggesting the existence of a multiverse-an infinite set of universes, each with its own parameters. In some universes, the conditions are wrong for life; however, by the sheer size of this putative multiverse, there must be a universe where everything is right. But if it takes an immense power of nature to create one universe, then how much more powerful would that force have to be in order to create infinitely many universes? So the purely hypothetical multiverse does not solve the problem of God. The incredible fine-tuning of the universe presents the most powerful argument for the existence of an immanent creative entity we may well call God. Lacking convincing scientific evidence to the contrary, such a power may be necessary to force all the parameters we need for our existence-cosmological, physical, chemical, biological and cognitive-to be what they are. Science and religion are two sides of the same deep human impulse to understand the world, to know our place in it, and to marvel at the wonder of life and the infinite cosmos we are surrounded by. Let’s keep them that way, and not let one attempt to usurp the role of the other. If you read all of that, congrats, now time for the miracle stories: 1: He said in 2017: “I woke up in the morning took my car in and commuted from New Jersey. “I got to the building and took the elevator all the way to the top - 47 storeys - and then climb onto the platform. Alcides Moreno Alcides Moreno fell from the 47th floor of the Solow Tower building Alcides Moreno Alcides Moreno is what doctors called a "miracle" I think God saved me, but I want to ask him ‘why me? What happened? Why?’ Maybe it was a second chance to keep going Alcides Moreno “I just grabbed the scaffold and held on until another cable snapped.” Mr Moreno then plunged 472ft, surviving only thanks to the platform he was working on getting lodged against a neighbouring building. He added: “The paramedics, they found me right in the middle, the scaffold snapped in half and was lodged between the two buildings. “It was right in the middle, they picked me up from there and took me to the hospital. “I didn’t wake up from a coma until December 24, right there in the bed and my wife was there. “I was [eventually] able to walk and everything, the doctor told me ‘you are a miracle’”. Alcides Moreno Mr Moreno's cable snapped whilewashing the windows The platform The platform plunged almost 500ft During the incident, Mr Moreno broke 10 bones, his lungs collapsed and he needed 43 pints of blood and plasma. Only half the people who fall from three storeys survive and from ten storeys almost no one does. However, Mr Moreno is not convinced what happened was a miracle, as his brother - Edgar - who was on the platform with him, did not survive. He continued: “I still don’t know [what I think happened]. “My brother is a big loss, we were really, really close. “I think God saved me, but I want to ask him ‘why me? What happened? Why?’ Maybe it was a second chance to keep going. “I am looking forward to finding out why.” An investigation into the accident found that the scaffolding had not been properly maintained and that new motorised cables, which attached the window washing platform to the building, had not been properly anchored to the roof. So explain to me how this is possible? I know you can’t, and this is solid enough evidence that there is a higher power in control, even if you dont like it! Now, we have to talk about the bible, in exodus it explains how moses and the Israelites went to mount sinai, but they recently discovered that the mountain was in saudi arabia, they found charred mountain top (where God came down) and they found pieces of an alter (when they created the cow since moses hadn’t come down in ages) I know you will try to come up with some sort of argument, but you cant because I just proved you wrong AGAIN, Then we have the whole moral aspect to talk about, if God isn’t real what makes killing someone wrong? because at the end of the day we all die, so why is killing 6 million people wrong? Unless you will get judged in the future for your actions, which proves the existence of God. This is alot of things to take in, and I hope this helps you actually understand there is more to the world then we are here then die.

[@jamesearlcash1758]

I could just imagine Noah discovering in horror that millions of termites are infesting the wood of the ark. WTF?

[@otakunthevegan4206]

The Termites lucked out!

[@TheDucksss]

HAH! That's great.

[@michelbidart7286]

I think you mean the 2 termites.

[@jvmeel7454]

@@michelbidart7286 Those would have laid eggs and multiplied a lot during the "great flood" story so.... Yeah that arc is fucked😂

[@michelbidart7286]

@@jvmeel7454 Yeah, it's stupid. But now that you mentioned, I realize that the other animals could multiply as well. The 2 million animals could have been 3, 4, 5 million by the end.

[@stenthesnake98]

As an entomologist, the insect species number alone convinces me there is no way Noah could have collected all of them, even over the hundreds of years he lived. Also all of the species that no one has ever discovered

[@thatguyshanewhoyourefuseto1201]

You scary lol.

[@LAkadian]

Then we can take into account that there's zero evidence of anyone ever actually living that long. Tada!

[@LAkadian]

@cliff Nowhere in the Bible does it say Noah did not collect insects, but that doesn't matter bc it's a made up story anyway.

[@dealarr]

Understand the common bible, was an infomercial for legalised murder and meat eating. For Rome had a huge economy for meat eating and killing of animals. The common bible that is so easily found in many different versions increasingly throughout the generations, was wholly amalgamated by Rome, by Constantine and his self elected council of Nicaea, who also changed the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday. They stole from Authentic Hebrew sources, then referenced Gospel of the Nazarenes, which Yeshua whom they gave the name Jesus, had His happenings and sayings secretly recorded by His brother James the Just and mother Mary, amalgamated by John in prison. Made the New Testament, and burnt every copy available and killed many then, with one secret copy hidden in Tibet that was rediscovered in 1870’s by Friar Placidus, who translated it on his way back from Aramaic to Latin. Yeshua fed melons for example and bread in that Gospel to the thousand and cured their fever. Not fish. He stopped Judah from killing a lamb at the Last Supper, for He was the sacrificial lamb, for Moses in his error and rage allowed some of the Israelites to eat meat, that carried on for a few generations. So Yeshua was trying to bring about Isaiah 11: 6-9. Read that, and you will start to understand the common book, was an infomercial for legalised murder and meat eating. For Rome had a huge economy for meat eating and killing of animals. But in the beginning it was not so. The book, if you like to understand, had areas where it was allowed to be modified, For eg: When satan was allowed to negotiate Job's sufferings, so in some areas he wasn't able to influence the book makers at 325AD, because Heaven didn’t allow it. Like the saying goes, not one hair will drop from your head, if it wasn't allowed. So some books in the bible, was not allowed to be corrupted coming from Heaven, and so on earth it wasn't allowed. Another example, read Matt 5: 17 -20, then read Romans 10:4. Complete contradiction to one another's message. Paul is a fake apostle, the ultimate weapon of Rome against believers at the time.

[@dealarr]

Evidence the New Testament is fictatious: “And in every case they discuss the bread but they don’t mention anything about fish. So I think that fish is a later addition. In fact, if you even look at the New Testament, it says, at another point, when Jesus is talking about the feeding of the five thousand, he says, ‘Don’t you remember when I fed the multitudes and all the bread that we took up?’ And he doesn’t mention the fish. The horse leg is also revealed (Horse leg is a saying to say a horse is pretending to be a human, but is exposed) in every version of the bible today: Matthew 16:9 New International Version Yeshua said: 9 Do you still not understand? Don’t you remember the five loaves for the five thousand, and how many basketfuls you gathered? Where the fish at? Mark 8:16-21 New International Version 16 They discussed this with one another and said, “It is because we have no bread.” 17 Aware of their discussion, Jesus asked them: “Why are you talking about having no bread? Do you still not see or understand? Are your hearts hardened? 18 Do you have eyes but fail to see, and ears but fail to hear? And don’t you remember? 19 When I broke the five loaves for the five thousand, how many basketfuls of pieces did you pick up?” “Twelve,” they replied. 20 “And when I broke the seven loaves for the four thousand, how many basketfuls of pieces did you pick up?” They answered, “Seven.” 21 He said to them, “Do you still not understand?” Where is the mention of fish He supposedly broken up too. In the original Gospel where the New Testament is referenced from, Gospel of the Nazarenes, it was bread and melons, and fruits. They removed that in the first versions of the Bybaal, sorry, bible.

[@fnafguy809]

I was an animal nerd as a kid, so when I was taught this story at age 7, I had lots of questions. These are some of them and the answers I got: "What did the carnivores eat?" "They went vegetarian whilst on the Ark" "I don't think that's how that-" "Quiet" "How did Noah have room for several million animals?" "The Ark was bigger on the inside" "Like a TARDIS?" "What did you call me?" "Was the Ark in Australia?" "No, why is that relevant?" "Well then how did koalas get there?" "God told them to walk there, and why koalas?" "But koalas only eat leaves from a very rare Australian tree, and can't walk very fast, and need to eat a lot of times a day" *I got two answers from different teachers for this* "Well God told them to eat more kinds of food" "That's not how that-" "Quiet" *And* "Well koalas come under bears, and descended from the bears on the Ark" "But koalas are marsupials, not bears" "What are you talking about?"

[@milesverde2439]

Articulate, thorough, and respectful. This is exactly what this community needs more of. Well done!

[@TheTruthHurts]

That's very kind. Thank you 😊

[@mikekerr3149]

yes reminds me alot of Cedars, very respectful and logical exactly what we need to disprove Watchtower nonsense

[@oliverwilson4516]

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[@01mustang05]

No, I disagree, therefore you are wrong; I think it would be prudent for you and others to be very careful when speaking for others, especially if you are going to reject me speaking for you.

[@weirdo3726]

@@myronhelton4441 years of erosion

[@nu8150]

FUN FACT: Humans are the only creature that can both • create fiction, and • understand fiction.

[@TheGianluman]

I could understand it in modern days but, these accounts are several thousands years old, in a period when an extremely low percentage of the population was able to read, even less had the ability to write. Whenever you don't like what you are writing, all you need is tap backspace on your keyboard. Back then, the process was costly, both financially and in term of time. Training people needs time and effort. I think they had better things to do. It seems like the only stories they have left us were fairytales. Is it so? Or maybe thse were accounts of extreme importance that they needed to pass on to the posterity, in order to not forget? I wouldn't label these accounts as fiction. I better say we didn't fully understand the complexity of the whole background they were living. Peace.

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

@@TheGianluman So the talking donkey is not fiction? So the talking flame in a bush is not fiction? So the man made from dirt, and the woman made from one of his ribs, who were fooled by a talking snake, into eating cursed fruit, from a magical tree, is not fiction? Can you give us your definition of fiction?

[@TheGianluman]

@@TonyTigerTonyTiger Thanks for answering. You should wonder if what you read in your translated bible is what the original authors have wrote in the origins. I am sure theology had too much chances to fiddle with the original accounts, and western translators did a poor work. Concerning Balaam and the talking donkey. I don't think the original accounts were speaking about a talking donkey. According to ancients opinion about Balaam, he was considered as a non-Israelite soothsayer. According to modern textual criticism, about 90% of biblical scholars who support the "Documentary Hypothesis" (DH, google it), this portion of the tale is different from the Yahwist version of the story. In their opinion, the Yahwists deliberately assume that the donkey actually spoke, and that the whole episode was designed to mock Balaam. Evidently the Yahwists did not like the non-Jewish prophets (Balaam wasn't an Israelite), and their text is much harsher regarding Balaam than the Elohists' text. The paragraphs immediately preceding and following this episode seem to have an elohist matrix. This is the opinion of modern scholarship.

[@TheGianluman]

@@TonyTigerTonyTiger The other thing you mentioned are perfectly explainable in another framework featuring a higher technology. We were taught to think biblic character was a God. Not everyone is of the same opinion. I take into accout the possibility that the Elohim mentioned in the bible were individuals featuring a higher knowledge and technology. Afterall hundreds of cultures all around the world spoke about the Sky People... In this framework everything has its logical and philological explaination: the Burning Bush, the Adam-Aphar, or the making of man with the tselem (image) of elohim, or the fabrication of the female using the tsela (sure it was a rib?) of the adam, the female actually had a relation with the nachash (sure it was a serpent?), and sure it was a fruit? or about the kavod of Yahweh (glory of the Lord) and the Ruach of Elohim (spirit of God) and many other things. And I still think they had no time nor value to spend in writing fairytales, especially in a historical period where only 1% of population was able write or read. Not sure you're interested tho.

[@sarge420]

The Bible would be the first book I'd burn in Texas. What a fictional story. Do Christians believe in Thor, Zues, or Santa? Of course not, they're made up. Evolution.

[@katherinegfair]

finally told my mom i couldn’t come to church with her today leaving is so impossible sometimes

[@mikaylabingham487]

I felt that. I grew up Roman Catholic and for years I battled with whether I actually believe in any of it, and it turns out I don't. I'm now a Hindu and although I'm still trying to shake off my previous beliefs, I'm way happier and feel like I'm truly practicing what I believe.

[@travelsouthafrica5048]

@@mikaylabingham487 you have only one little problem and nobody explains it better than this man kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqrdXpprrtp5aJI

[@RestoreJustice675]

@@mikaylabingham487 You cant shake it for a reason. The truth sets you free, nothing else.

[@shereena5696]

congrats

[@katherinegfair]

Woah why all the hate twas an offhand feeling Take care of each other no matter the belief

[@EzuprkASMR]

This is why prayer is extremely crucial which I can see many don’t do. All these unanswered questions with no guidance, as we know in the bible it emphasized the importance of prayer for moments like these. Don’t search for answers in the world, God is above that. Seek guidance and truth from God himself which he readily accepts.

[@ss-nu3qf]

🤦‍♀️

[@dashriprock9014]

Quite frankly, it saddens me that in the 21st century we still need to explain how completely impossible this story is. The human race is very slow to progress.

[@jimbobaggans1564]

Talk to flat Earthers.

[@efandmk3382]

Slow because it's three steps forward, two steps back, one step forward two steps back, four steps forward..........

[@jimbobaggans1564]

They prefer miracles and magic over reason and science.

[@harrygarris6921]

@@definitivamenteno-malo7919 Nope, flat earth theory long predates the writing of the Bible. People have believed the world is flat likely for as long as humans have been on the planet and that belief has never fully gone away.

[@flatearthtruth1298]

@@jimbobaggans1564 we're correct, globetards are wrong

[@00coyote80]

This is why I speak to them in parables: “Though seeing, they do not see; though hearing, they do not hear or understand.

[@leslieviljoen]

By this, do you mean that the Noah story is a parable?

[@inwalters]

@@leslieviljoen No, I hope what he's saying is that a lot of atheists aren't smart enough to understand theology.

[@auxiliaryaccount808]

It's not completely parable. It's just been translated to reflect the stupidity of the Catholic church. It never says it was a global flood in the Hebrew. Words translated as mountains mean hills. The "whole world" just means the world at large. It's the same phrase used to describe the famine in Egypt and the locust plague. The flood only effected the fertile crescent valley and its target was the chosen Adam lineage that received the "breath of life". Not all mankind. There is Genesis 1 Adam, all mankind created by the elohim, and there is Genesis 2 Adam, a special lineage made special by Yehowah. And Genesis 4, which is a particular man. Christ's birth is compared to the Genesis 2 Adam meaning Genesis 2 Adam had a mother and a father template. These are the ones given the breath of life and hence having the very long lifetimes. Cain and Seth went on to marry woman from the rest of humanity. Just like Noah's sons. The blood was diluted and their lifespans shrunk over generations. Now you can still call it mythology, but the myth is not being properly represented by the masses. There is parallel in the Sumerian myths (the place Abraham came from) and with the discovery of the Burkle crater impact it's very possible this flood did occur around 4800kya. The duration of it does sound exaggerated though.

[@gingerbreadmangangafarmer2251]

@@inwalters So which part of the Bible is parables and which part is not

[@jgone4856]

@@gingerbreadmangangafarmer2251 ^

[@mustangaldine]

Noah's ark, the original pokeball

[@hardworkingcriminal4873]

This post is underrated & funny as hell

[@mjw5965]

🤭

[@erbicus]

So Noah's Ark was a throwable spherical monster trap?

[@LucareonVee]

Though Bill designed a much better storage system than the ark. 😎

[@novatudor3908]

@@byronrhodes1659 you obviously didn't watch the video lol

[@davelangford2439]

I left the Witnesses when i was 14 and have never turned back. Im really glad to have found this channel, thank you. One of the main things i love about JWs is that they portray jesus as a white guy in their literature!

[@Marco855-z7x]

If Jesus was a black man, you don't want to have eternal life with him in heaven, is that in keeping with your statement?

[@autobotstarscream765]

"If Noah had been truly wise, he would have swatted those two flies." -A sign hanging in a church

[@oliverwilson4516]

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[@blksmagma]

@@oliverwilson4516 Stop spamming that video, you can't breed dholes and wild dogs together. That goes for other animals within the same family, but different genera.

[@TheMeefive]

@Steve Smith 1. Mosquitoes and parasites can survive a flood without the aid of an ark. Flies, fish and crabs can also. 2.If God could make carnivores come to the ark, get on the ark and remain on the ark, it's not a stretch to believe he could curb their natural instincts for 40 days and nights.

[@TheMeefive]

@Steve SmithI think I mentioned that fish can survive a flood. Who knows how many critters can survive a flood?

[@TheMeefive]

@Steve Smith Fish are meat.

[@verbalkint3447]

Welcome to freedom of thought. Population: NOT NEARLY ENOUGH

[@lillynsage7229]

“ How Mr and Mrs Turtle made it off the of the ark alive? Only god knows.” It’s sounds like a joke but as an ex JW this is exactly what they say 🤣🤣🤣

[@mensetens6391]

JWs, perhaps. The rest of us? No.

[@lillynsage7229]

@@mensetens6391 ofc lol I’m just saying how anything they cant answer they just say leave it to god.

[@marcdemell5976]

Masonic religion the JW's .Not of the Creator Yahuah ,amein.

[@YueLaoVonBrunner]

Please mention the books you have shown in this video, thanks.

[@Scorned405]

The epic of Gilgamesh has very similar stories as the Bible

[@earthsciencewei4101]

"He probably had greater controls with his reproductive powers" All my no nut November homies have been quiet since they heard this.

[@jepp1572]

As a kid i always found it weird when reading picture books or watching something, that after the flood everything were just green and pristine.

[@ashwilliams1725]

I remember watching this Noah's ark cartoon all the time as a kid and I never stopped myself and went "shouldn't there be nothing but dead bodies under that water?"

[@michaelszczys8316]

There most likely was, all over the earth. Thats one reason they couldn't even come out of the ark for a long time after it landed.

[@ashwilliams1725]

@@michaelszczys8316 They left the ark as soon as they were sure that all the water was gone and the ground was dry.

[@michaelszczys8316]

The earth was totally inundated with water and the landscape totally reconstructed. They left the ark as soon as the ground was dry, which was probably a pretty long time unless they all wanted to get out into a huge quagmire

[@ashwilliams1725]

@@michaelszczys8316 We're given a time frame with Noah's life span of slightly over a year. "In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month." "the six hundred and first year, in the first month, the first day of the month"

[@Amen.ahmed1]

When I was 6 years old, I question my Quranic teacher, how the hell Noah and his family survvied from the big cats on board. knowing how deadly the lions are as African, but my teacher struck me with his ruler twice and told me to shut up.

[@jefferygoldthorpe919]

Obviously you didn't have a very good teacher. I good teacher would either honestly say that he or she doesn't know or that they would research the issue and get back to you. A relatively simple answer would be that the big cats and other dangerous animals on board would have been in cages. Another possibility is that YHWH could have shut their mouths when it wasn't actual feeding time just like He did for Daniel in the lions' den.

[@wefinishthisnow3883]

That's a sign of intelligence from you that is unfortunately lacking in much of the world. To be able to learn things for yourself without parroting and believing what someone else taught you just because.

[@Drunk3nMonk3y72]

I got whipped with a branch a few times at the mosque for not being able to read the Quran. When I was about 14 I broke his stick and threw it at him. I broke the power he had over us kids and now as an adult, I left that twisted cult behind. Religions are for the mentally weak and gullible.

[@RanGer-498]

We went to school together, you never said such a thing.

[@itbcomingaroundthemountain]

In a short answer...There are multiple times in the Bible were God displays his power over his creation. For example he shut the mouths of lions when Daniel was thrown in the lions den. Or even when he made a donkey speak. So shutting the mouths of what would otherwise be predatorial animals is not out of God’s capabilities.

[@jgestiot]

The longest chapter of my book '"Divine Projection: How and Why Humans Created God"' is about the Great Flood and Noah's Ark. There are so many ways to refute the story, I could not include them all.

[@timrose4310]

How would you debunk the apologetic that it was only a local flood simply called the "whole earth" and so thr ark only needed to fit the animals in the region that Noah thought was all of the kinds in his limited understanding of how big the earth is using 4000 BC maps?

[@jgestiot]

@@timrose4310 This version is refuted by the story as it appears in Genesis. For example it is said "the end of all mortals has come" and "I am going to destroy them with the earth" This would not be said for a local flood.

[@timrose4310]

@jgestiot One apologetic suggests humans are only descendants of Adam and thus other hominids were merely animals and thus all humans (those who count as "mortals") were in the regional area of the flood and the rest were hominids later killed off by humans. (This is also consistent with Cain's fear of others in Gen 4:14). What other refutations of a regional flood is there?

[@jgestiot]

@@timrose4310 Science has fairly well demonstrated that humans do not descend from two people. This completely undermines religions such as Christianity and Islam, which rely on the Adam and Eve story.

[@timrose4310]

@@jgestiot Perhaps the "all mortals" is just as hyperbolic as "the whole earth" and such terms are merely reflecting "all" life as far as Noah was aware of using 4000 BC maps as I said before. If we grant that "all" is actually "all in the region", then is there an argument against a regional flood? I'm thinking maybe the ark was still not big enough or still too many animals or maybe there's some other problems entirely...

[@daviddurango9562]

You forget that the JW's said "something big" was going to happen in 1976. I'm still trying to figure out what the Cincinnati Reds winning the World Series means to my faith?

[@rickmartin7596]

They predicted the Kingdom of God coming to Earth in 1914. Oops.

[@ajgYT09]

@@rickmartin7596 Of course they would, CT Russel was a false teaching false prophet and Jehovahs Witnesses likewise is not Christian but counterfeit whose origins reflect 2 Cor 11:13-15 anyway.

[@rickmartin7596]

@@ajgYT09 Why do Christians accuse other Christians of not being Christians? Why doesn't someone get all denominations together for a big conference to settle differences. Wouldn't that be better than name-calling?

[@ajgYT09]

@@rickmartin7596 Because anyone can say "I am a Christian" and many do .... but are they Born Again? Do they have another Gospel? These things are to be tested. As for your ignorance and certain areas of history, and if you're not Born Again 2 Cor 14 explains why "its foolishness unto you, because they are spiritually discerned." You won't have this ability ... thus get confused.

[@ajgYT09]

@@rickmartin7596 STUDY THIS ... 2 Corinthians 11:13-15 King James Version 13 For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles of Christ. 14 And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light. 15 Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also be transformed as the ministers of righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works. *What's the warning?* *How many modern religions began by "Angels" appearing to and making a false prophet?* Do you know? If Satan can clone and mimic "Christianity" just as 2 Lambs in Revelation ... 1 Jesus 1 Satan that look alike ... can you spot the difference between both? You'd do well to ponder this as its an important lesson, especially after what Altiyan Childs exposed. .... and NO ... Catholicism is Catholicism and Jehovah Witness are Jehovah Witnesses, but they are not Christian and do not believe in the cross. Another Jesus (2 Cor 15's warning) and total "other gospel" (Galatians 1:8-9) and its not the same at all.

[@hannahmillington5781]

Imagine how disappointed the fish were when the flood ended.

[@thetruthshallsetyoufree.84]

Probably not as disappointed as when hardcore atheists= fools will be, when they find out that God/Jesus Christ is real. "Then will appear in heaven the sign of the Son of Man, and then all the tribes of the earth will mourn, and they will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven with power and great glory." Matthew 24:30.

[@benjalucian1515]

@@thetruthshallsetyoufree.84 - Isn't Matthew the book where Jesus said he only came to save the Jews?

[@MagicStyleAtelier]

@@thetruthshallsetyoufree.84 Probably not as disapointed as hardcore believers will be when they find out there is no life after death and they wasted their whole life on following money greedy "prophets"

[@thetruthshallsetyoufree.84]

@@benjalucian1515 Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. *Whoever* believes in Me, though he die, yet shall he live. John 11:25. Whoever = Anyone is welcome. Also, don't be lazy and read the Bible yourself. Search for the correct interpretations online. May God bless you!

[@thetruthshallsetyoufree.84]

@@MagicStyleAtelier "The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.” They are corrupt, they do abominable deeds; there is none who does good." Psalm 14:1

[@TheJokesterSCR]

My mother would always say that it's possible the story was just a parable. And since Jesus taught in parables, he still could have used the story as an example in his teachings. I love how religious people will pick and choose what they think is and isn't literal in The Bible when you start showing actual evidence to disprove the myths as... well... myths.

[@enigma1863]

Jesus tells a story of Lazarus and a rich man. He mentions the rich man though dead is consciously being tormented and needing a drop of water to cool his tongue. Now was Jesus a liar or was it a parable. Same thing for Noah’s flood.

[@tstproductions2913]

If you're curious about the evidence for noah's flood, the genesis theory by white rabbit breaks it down great. would recommend the watch.

[@amandatyler4324]

The thing is if God is all knowing, then he’d have known the Bible as we know it was written incredibly vague and open to interpretation. If there is a God, then he would have made sure the Bible was written in a way it couldn’t be so easily misinterpreted. He would also be foresee things like climate change or child abuse, which were basically foreign concepts back then, which is exactly why they weren’t included; the Bible was written by people, not a divine deity. I’m pretty sure if God exists, he would have told us take care of the earth, don’t abuse your kids, and don’t kill someone because they have different beliefs than you.

[@dryfox11]

@@tstproductions2913 Evidence against a worldwide, year long flood: Plant life still exists.

[@physnoct]

@@tstproductions2913 "If you're curious about the evidence for noah's flood" There's no evidence of a global flood and the story is a myth borrowed from older religions. See this playlist. It shows why the Noah's flood isn't backed up by science. kzbin.info/aero/PLXJ4dsU0oGMJP95iZJqEjmc5oxY5r6BzP

[@nate666]

Again, despite how illogical some things in the Bible appear, what keeps me believing is that God is omnipotent. "Through God all things are possible." So even if something seems impossible, God has the power to make it possible! 😉

[@jimhappnin1425]

Just for your own peace of mind... the genetic code proves all life on earth was created by an 'intelligent' God. So much for atheism...

[@jimhappnin1425]

@@PhilipK635 QUESTION: Where does the bible inform you that "genocide" is God’s first solution? Or is your remark just another example of your biblical 'ignorance'???

[@jimhappnin1425]

@@PhilipK635 The flood tells you that Gods FIRST choice was genocide??? QUESTION: What bible are YOU reading?? But we already KNOW you're 100% 'ignorant of the bible! that's why you come to all the 'foolish' conclusions! That's jut how 'ignorance 'works! 🤤 👈😆

[@jimhappnin1425]

@@PhilipK635 *"With god, all things are possible, so it can go through an infinite list of ideas before mass murdering an entire planet."* HA HA HA HA!!! Why don't you actually READ the bible!! Then you wont HAVE to 'think' about it! Your complete and total 'ignorance' of the bible is the very reason you're an atheist! And as I always say: 'Ignorance' and utter stupidity go hand in hand!! And you PROVE this remark to be fact with your foolish remarks!! 😣 👈🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aisforapostate2740]

Brilliant reasoning. WT hates calm, smart, clear, reasonable arguments. You're doing amazing things!!!

[@TheTruthHurts]

Thank you! Congratulations on your new channel and first video

[@aisforapostate2740]

@@TheTruthHurts Thanks, Harrison that means A LOT! :)

[@Lilskies12]

@@TheTruthHurts please send this video to Ken Ham and those Answers in Genesis nut cases 😂😂😂 100 million dollars life sized ark project my ass

[@LM-jz9vh]

@@TheTruthHurts I'm very happy to see more people are waking up. The below outlines how Yahweh/YHWH/Jehovah is a composite of other fictional gods. The Israelite religion evolved out of the Canaanite religion. *Yahweh was some minor deity from the southern Levant who over time took on the imagery and attributes of the older mythical Canaanite deities El and Baal.* He only became the one "true" god when some Yahweh only Israelites pushed that agenda. Jews and Arabs Descended from Canaanites - Biblical Archaeology Society www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/ancient-cultures/ancient-near-eastern-world/jews-and-arabs-descended-from-canaanites/ Dr Christine Hayes who lectures on the Hebrew Bible at Yale University outlines this in lecture 7 from 30 min onwards. kzbin.info/www/bejne/npC4nqh7d9KGa80 Pagan Origins of Judaism kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHamlq2DjtqabsU Atheism: A History of God kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYu8Y5ibpN-XpZo Also, inscriptions were found in the form of blessings, referencing *"Yahweh and his Asherah."* Asherah was originally the wife of the Canaanite deity El, so the merging of Yahweh with El is obvious. www.seeker.com/amphtml/gods-wife-edited-out-of-the-bible-almost-1766083399.html *The Canaanite pantheon was conceived as a divine clan, headed by the supreme god El; the gods collectively made up the elohim. Through the centuries, the pantheon of Canaanite gods evolved, so that El and Asherah were more important in earlier times, while Baal and his consorts came to fore in later years.* *Asherah-early semitic Mother goddess, "Lady of the sea," *consort of El*, also called Athirat,**the mother of 70 gods*** ((Inscriptions were found in the form of blessings, referencing *"Yahweh and his Asherah."* Asherah was originally the wife of El according to the older Ugaritic/Canaanite texts. Baal was one of their sons)) *El-the chief deity, god of the sky, father of many lesser gods (including Baal) and ruler of the divine assembly, also worshiped by the Israelites* *El Elyon-Special title of El as "God most High"* The Book of Genesis itself describes the patriarch Abraham as a worshiper of El-also called El Shaddai and *El Elyon-building altars, offering sacrifices, and paying tithes to him.* www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Canaanite_Religion#Relationship_to_biblical_religion *Before the rise of Israel, Asherah was the wife of El, the head god of the Canaanite pantheon. According to the archeological evidence, the people who became Israelites were mostly native Canaanites who settled in the hills of what is now the West Bank, while it seems that small but influential groups also migrated there from the south in the Midian (in and around the Araba Valley in Sinai).* As the Bible itself testifies, that is where Yahweh veneration appears to have originated, and, in a process that in this respect resonates with the Moses story, *the migrants introduced Yahweh to the native Canaanites who were becoming Israelites.* **Over time, El declined and merged into Yahweh. As part of that process, Yahweh inherited Asherah from El as his wife.** www.google.com/amp/s/mythologymatters.wordpress.com/2014/10/06/yahwehs-divorce-from-the-goddess-asherah-in-the-garden-of-eden/amp/ *Many of these features of the god El will sound remarkably familiar to the astute reader of the Hebrew Bible because of their application to YHWH, the god of Israel.* The Ugaritic corpus, which *PREDATES* the vast majority of the writings of the Hebrew Bible by at least several centuries, is perhaps the most illuminating body of literature for the study of the Hebrew Bible because of its close thematic, linguistic, and stylistic connections to that corpus. Furthermore, the Ugaritic texts are the only texts from the ancient world that give us direct, native insight into the religious worldview of a society that worshiped many of the gods polemicized against in the Hebrew Bible, and most especially the god Baal and the goddess Asherah (Ugaritic Athirat). *In this case we are able to see that the ancient Israelites, as disclosed through the Hebrew Bible, appropriated a number of terms, themes, and titles from the god El in their portrayals of YHWH.* In contrast, there is no significant evidence that El was imagined as a warrior god like YHWH or Baal. *Moreover, like Baal, but entirely unlike El, YHWH is frequently associated with storm imagery.* Additionally, in much Israelite religious practice throughout the monarchic period, *YHWH had a divine consort, the goddess Asherah ((originally the wife of El according to the older Ugaritic/Canaanite texts)), the Hebrew equivalent of Ugaritic Athirat.[11]* www.patheos.com/blogs/faithpromotingrumor/2010/03/when-jehovah-was-not-the-god-of-the-old-testament-part-ii/amp/ When the *Most High [Hebrew: Elyon]* gave to the nations their inheritance, When he separated the children of men [Hebrew: Adam], He set the bounds of the peoples According to the number of the children of Israel. (Deuteronomy 32:8 , ASV) *According to the above passage, Elyon (title for El as "God Most High") (by the way, if you didn’t notice, this is not Yahweh) divided up the nations and set boundaries (borders) around them. These nations were "numbered" according to the "sons of Elohim."* Genesis chapter 10, commonly referred to as the "Table of Nations," lists the nations descended from Noah through his three sons: Shem, Ham and Japheth. The total number of nations in this list is *seventy.* *((Refer back to my previous post where it states Asherah is the mother of 70 gods and wife of El))* The ancient city of Ugarit was discovered in 1928 in Syria. The height of the Ugaritic civilization was around the 12th Century BCE making them contemporaries with the Israelites. Also, the religion and language of the Ugarit people are very similar to that of the Israelites. Excavations of the site revealed an ancient library filled with clay tablets. *One such tablet states that El Elyon had seventy sons (the Elim) and each son was allocated to a specific people ((El and Asherah had 70 sons)). Many of these sons of El are mentioned by name, including El of Shaddai and El of Beriyt.* *Can you see the close parallels between Deuteronomy 32:8, Genesis 10 and the Ugarit tablets? According to these sources, Elyon divided up all the nations into* **seventy** *nations ((El and Asherah had 70 sons)), one for each of his sons (Elim). Not a very monotheistic view of Elohim is it?* sites.google.com/site/yahwehelohiym/sons-of-god/the-boundaries-of-the-nations When the *Most High (’elyôn)* gave to the nations their inheritance, when he separated humanity, he fixed the boundaries of the peoples according to the number of divine beings. For Yahweh’s portion is his people, Jacob his allotted heritage. There are two points to take away from this passage. First, the passage presents an apparently older mythic theme that describes when the divine beings, that is each deity in the divine counsel, were assigned and allotted their own nation. *Israel was the nation that Yahweh received. Second, Yahweh received his divine portion, Israel, through an action initiated by the god El, here identifiable through his epithet “the Most High.” In other words, the passage depicts two gods: one, the Most High (El), is seen as assigning nations to the divine beings or gods (the Hebrew word is elohim, plural “gods”) in his council; the other, Yahweh, is depicted as receiving from the first god, the Most High, his particular allotment, namely the people of Israel.* ((Here Yahweh is subordinate to El)) Similarly, in another older tradition now preserved in Numbers 21:29, the god Chemosh is assigned to the people of Moab. *Other biblical passages reaffirm this archaic view of Yahweh as a god in El’s council. Psalm 82:1 speaks of the “assembly of El,” Psalm 29:1 enjoins “the sons of El” to worship Yahweh, and Psalm 89:6-7 lists Yahweh among El’s divine council.* ((Yahweh is subordinate to El and is one of his sons)) Thus there seems to be ample evidence in the biblical record to support the claim that as Yahweh become the supreme national deity of the Israelites, he began to usurp the imagery, epithets, and old cultic centers of the god El. *This process of assimilation even morphed the linguistic meaning of the name El, which later came to mean simply “god,” so that Yahweh was then directly identified as ’el-thus Joshua **22:22**: “the god of gods is Yahweh” (’el ’elohim yhwh).* ((El became a generic term for God after they got merged together)) contradictionsinthebible.com/are-yahweh-and-el-the-same-god/ When the *Most High* divided to the nations their inheritance, when he separated the sons of Adam, he set the bounds of the people according to the number of the children of Israel. For the Lord’s portion is his people; Jacob is the lot of his inheritance. *Some scholars who have used the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Septuagint to reconstruct the authentic version of the verse say that “children of Israel” was stuck in as a replacement for “sons of El.” With that lost phrase restored, a verse that was cryptic suddenly makes sense: El-the most high god, Elyon-divided the world’s people into ethnic groups and gave one group to each of his sons ((El and Asherah had 70 sons)). And Yahweh, one of those sons, was given the people of Jacob.* Apparently at this point in Israelite history (and there’s no telling how long ago this story originated) *Yahweh isn’t God, but just a god-and a son of God, one among many.* ((Here Yahweh is subordinate to El and is one of his sons)) *So how does Yahweh rise through the ranks? How does a god initially consigned to a lower level of the pantheon eventually merge with the chief god, El, and even, in a sense, supplant him? …* evolutionofgod.net/question_israelite

[@timetoaskquestions]

@@LM-jz9vh can you please email me this sensational explanation?

[@MTMILITIAMAN7.62]

It is embarrassing that in a world of modern geography and science, millions of people still believe Noah's Ark actually happened.

[@iBMcFly]

It’s sad how people try and deny that it did happen.

[@MTMILITIAMAN7.62]

@@iBMcFly No it didn't. Noah's Flood has been disproven innumerable times by nearly every field of scientific study. We have continuous unbroken written histories on nearly every continent dating back 5000+ years, which makes a worldwide flood 4300 years ago literally impossible.

[@iBMcFly]

@@MTMILITIAMAN7.62 don’t be so gullible McFly.

[@MTMILITIAMAN7.62]

@@iBMcFly A Christian defending a fairy tail from a book written by warlord goat farmers who didn't know where the sun went at night and supported only by faith and dogmatic superstition calling me gullible for believing in science supported by demonstrable fact and empirical evidence is certainly ironic.

[@iBMcFly]

@@MTMILITIAMAN7.62 *pseudoscience 😂 I’ll put my faith in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob over the word of falsely so called scientists and experts. Maybe if I had a white lab coat on you would believe me. 😂

[@xbubblehead]

An easier way to dismiss the great flood story is that it would be a stupid way to solve the problem for someone who is all-wise and all-powerful.

[@madnessoverload7824]

Unfortunately, christians perceive God as the definition of good, so any atrocity and stupid thing that he does can be justified. It takes morality into a very dark place.

[@madarauchiha6492]

@@madnessoverload7824 you don’t have a moral scale to call God immoral

[@madnessoverload7824]

@@madarauchiha6492 God says that it's immoral to kill, yet he does it all the time and even encourages other people to do it. I don't need any moral scale, his actions are self-contradictory.

[@madarauchiha6492]

@@madnessoverload7824 where does he encourage others? If you mean the canaanites then God didn’t wipe them out. They did child sacrifices and murdered their children, they were evil. God gave them chances to repent yet they never did, atheist love to say “why doesn’t God do anything about evil” but the moment he stops the canaanites you guys complain

[@madnessoverload7824]

@@madarauchiha6492 So murdering children is evil? Interesting. Is God gonna repent for murdering every first born of Egypt?

[@wolftitan]

Don't feel bad it took me 30 years before I realized the entire bible was complete BS.

[@jacobdiden8967]

what about the prophecies in it?

[@origenesii6558]

The person who told the story of noah's ark probably knew about a hundred species, maybe a hundred and fifty, certainly no more. No wonder he thought they all fit on one boat.

[@ingodwetrustgachatuber2747]

You should read the Bible for yourself before coming over hear to spew .... It never said animals in the waters etc. And it said, God Himself ordered the animals to the arc (not the erroneous and blinded explanation of the opposition that Noah had gone out to get them). Study well!!

[@s3ntin3l60]

@@ingodwetrustgachatuber2747 Also there could have certainly been animals in the immediate area that made it on the Ark...but I want to say that it was DNA that may have been procured and stored in the Ark, which was not a boat but a floating facility designed to survive the waters. Where is it that we get it's a boat from?

[@CryptoAngelKev]

Could have been a DNA storage warehouse. Like lost ancient technology?

[@carlisroy6666]

@@ingodwetrustgachatuber2747 How did freshwater life survive in mixed saltwater and so on? How was there enough food on the arc for everything for a year? Where did all the waste product go?

[@royhale7283]

@@carlisroy6666 you need to go to the Ark encounter in Kentucky, it’s a scale model made from wood. You have to see it in person to Appreciate the size of it. I’ve herd the story all my life but until you see it with your own eyes you can’t even imagine how big it is.

[@laymanphil8513]

Your presentation does not suffer from any possible controversy. You are young and talented. The future is reaching out to you. Thank you, well done and continue. The end of Watchtower society is before us.

[@TheTruthHurts]

Thank you so much for your kind words😊

[@krissykatportal]

On par with Lloyd Evans work

[@oliverwilson4516]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmPNYnynrKZphpI

[@alexcastro7339]

@@oliverwilson4516 Did you go to every comment and post your link? Why is it so important to you that your beliefs are vindicated? Feeling a little confused?....Logic and reason knawing on your brain?

[@blksmagma]

@@oliverwilson4516 Stop spamming that video, you can't breed dholes and wild dogs together. That goes for other animals within the same family, but different genera.

[@匚尺丂乇-k3v]

With all the glaring inconsistencies only one answers them all "It's because God did some 🌈Miracles✨"

[@markworkman9223]

The bible is the inerrant word of GOD!!

[@dimbulb23]

​@@markworkman9223 No, it isn't.

[@markworkman9223]

@@dimbulb23 Sadly you'll find out after this life

[@dimbulb23]

How do you verify that there will be a Heaven? It's just a promise that you can't verify. It's like paying for a new car that won't be delivered until after you're dead. Didn't God intend Eden to be a Paradise for Adam and Eve? How did that go? And you trust this same God to make one for you? But never mind, thinking about Eternity with nothing to do makes you feel good in your blood pump. Be happy in your delusion.

[@markworkman9223]

@@dimbulb23 Oh well. You have no hope for the future I'll pray for you

[@sa-raking7568]

I went through the same emotions 15 yrs ago when I realized that the Bible was not a book of facts but myths and fairytales 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@jimhappnin1425]

QUESTION: Who told you that the bible was: *"not a book of facts but myths and fairytales"* A false belief in regards to a biblical passage, can result in a false... 'evil' belief! And that spirit will lead you into damnation. So be 'wise' to it!

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

Yep, the bible is full of myths, legends, and fairytales.

[@TisEYEthe1]

Generally speaking, it is kinda sad for all of us in that we even have to debate this God issue back and forth if even with ourselves. A nephew of mine who's mother passed while he was still in Elementary school came over this summer to a small family bbq and expressed his disappointment to me for being born at all. He wasn't being upset or bitter, he just casually let me know that basically he would've passed on life if given the choice. He was just 18 and had just graduated H.S. Of course I dug a bit into the "why" he felt this way? I listened and let him do the talking. He spoke about our short year's to live, our illnesses, danger's... A tall, good looking, very intelligent kid who was just given his first car as a graduation gift, and went through H.S with the expensive clothes and all that we "assume" a H.S kid wants. But I could see that although grateful and appreciative, none of that meant anything to him. I felt like I was conversing with a mature adult who wasn't mad, but just didn't care for this "gift of life". He actually thought this was all kinda stupid. I spoke of how we all may view life one way when we're young, but to keep an open mind to the possibility that our current view may change with life experiences such as marriage, kids... He asked "why would he want to bring others into this mess"? Again, not an upset or bitter kid outwardly. I can only imagine how his HUGE loss of his mom shaped his overall view? As a Secular Humanist I didn't try to encourage him with stories and promises that even I don't believe in, but I continued to encourage him to keep an open mind that his views may change later on? Bunch of parents here I'm sure, how would you have handled this one?

[@godofthegaps6741]

Sometimes i envy those adults who get to 60 thinking they have an imaginary friend who's always sat on their left shoulder. But when you grow up its time to leave childish things behind and see reality for what really is

[@jabridixon467]

Both of you imply that there is objectivity in this life. How can that be without some ultimate authority, whether it be the God of the Bible or something else?

[@angelchairez1416]

Because as the way God is will last forever, we also have the chance to do so. It's not if we are unwilling tho. Even David who did much evil, but was after God's heart, encouraged himself, in the Lord. I encourage you to do the same, and those you love. Seek truth

[@angelchairez1416]

@@NEbluefire Everything is about changing someone's mind, or heart better said. Most just think it's themselves that will change another's mind. And faith is what you believe in. That could be truth, or could be error. It can't be in between, on any subject. It can be unproven as of yet, but not in between

[@teddyphelan3617]

Yeah, I wish that things like this were more personal and something to keep to yourself. It would solve a lot of problems.

[@pauljoyquilter359]

Your reasoning is spot on. The problems with the Flood event was one of the key issues that I researched when I woke up. I could not figure out how animals such as the koala bears in Australia who exclusively eat eucalyptus leaves could have carried a supply with them whilst they tracked across sea and Africa to get to Iraq. The kangaroos had it easier as they can hop far faster, but it still made no sense. We left 6 years ago, after 62 years as JWs and we have never been happier. Our KZbin channel discusses many aspects of the JW control system that we uncovered. From elder to atheist, we have done the full circle, and are trying to help others just as you are. Greetings from New Zealand.

[@pauljoyquilter359]

@Revl Zone - my point is how they carried a supply of eucalyptus leaves for their journey - which even if it was from Malaysia to Ararat would have taken them years and a few truckloads of leaves.

[@Rockboygg]

Iron man exists. The comics reference him as being real, there is a movie about him. The twitchy weird kid with lazy eye accepts it as a fact. All people in the comics accept Iron Man as being real. The Iron Man comic book I bought from the comic shop is real. Stan Lee draws picturesof Iron Man, so Stan Lee MUST have seen Iron Man i real life. Therefore Iron Man is Real.

[@alexamaya3208]

You’re comparing the Bible to a comic book??

[@SevenPr1me]

@@alexamaya3208 no he isnt comparing the bible to comic books. Hes actually comparing christian logic for believing in the bible to believing in comic books. It's a bit confusing but i take it you arent too clever

[@alexamaya3208]

@@SevenPr1me it’s not confusing at all actually. It’s just a fallacious argument. No one has claimed to have SEEN Ironman to the point of dying for it. That is the first step in the astronomical difference between these two comparisons. Not to mention, Jesus was an irrefutably historical figure, while Ironman is not and we can scientifically and irrefutably prove he was INVENTED by Stan Lee. The comparison is delusional. Your condescending language also expresses your biased, not to mention childish.

[@SevenPr1me]

@@alexamaya3208 sure dude. Whatever you say. Unlike most intellectuals i know better than to argue with an idiot. Good day.

[@Rose-rx4zn]

Hec ive even seen Iron man at Disneyland.

[@panzer948]

I was born Catholic in the Bible Belt Southern US where half my family was Baptist. Due to my inquisitive nature, I actually questioned Noah's Ark probably as young as 6 years old when just learning how our earth functioned (water cycle) and then the common sense about just how many animals it would have to carry and how/why they needed to acquire animals from continents like the Americas and Australia, which were unknown at the time of the Bible. My religious family would also use terms, such as don't question God/Jesus. But I still did and still do to this day! Funny that I hadn't heard about the quick evolution trick. BTW, I ended up becoming a Geologist so can now refute this all day with easy to understand scientific fact.

[@CS-us1xf]

There were a lot of other civilizations and people who share the same flood stories. And back then peoples "world" was pretty small. If I lived in Louisiana all my live with no knowledge of the outside world and Katrina hit I would think its Armageddon.

[@aaronws9561]

Exactly. There are a lot of straw man arguments in these comments. Basically, if you construct an argument around your own beliefs and then set about trying to prove it rather than really trying to understand the object under scrutiny then you’re just another ideologue with an agenda.

[@blakefrazier9991]

So you’re saying you think there was a global flood? Just curious.

[@CS-us1xf]

@@blakefrazier9991 No, a flood in a small area in Mesopotamia

[@jonasfogmadsen9311]

did the kangoro, penguin or ice bears etc get picked up from the ark as taxi service? Its funny that some animals dont have remains or skeletons other places in the world

[@craigpaterson9085]

Exactly!!!!!! I have said that so much since I was young. Why don’t they find skeletons of animals in all different locations. And how did the animals even cross the seas. Shouldn’t they have all been stuck in the Middle East ??

[@patrickkkpakerr6442]

Such ignorance , listen to jent hovind etc .

[@jonasfogmadsen9311]

@@patrickkkpakerr6442 so your argument is to google another guy? Well I did, and he basicly belive the whole bibel is literally....

[@patrickkkpakerr6442]

@@jonasfogmadsen9311 He'll debate you on air , any time I really havent got patents to debate the stupidity that comes out your mouth .

[@jonasfogmadsen9311]

@@patrickkkpakerr6442 Why are you so ill tempered of other people meanings and facts? dosent Proverb 15:18 say "Hot tempers cause arguments, but patience brings peace." you might wanna read into that:)

[@FREDSTECHHUB]

As someone who use to be a believer of the Bible and a Jehovah's witness for that, your story truly resonate with mine. I stopped believing in the Bible as whole. They're too many misconception that can never make me go back to it.

[@Joh2n]

So you believe the Bible is just stories,then when you die there you return to the ground and thats it?

[@FREDSTECHHUB]

I totally don't understand what you're trying to say. Make it clear

[@Joh2n]

@@FREDSTECHHUB I'm sorry we are having a hard time communicating. I am a born again Christian, always disliked that phrase but it describes me perfectly. I assume you are an atheist. That implies you are a biological robot. Your brain is just running the programs. There is no thought, reason, love, no morality. When you die your body returns to dirt. If that is true I have no reservation saying that life is meaningless, a cosmic joke. God bless

[@FREDSTECHHUB]

@@Joh2n I stopped believing in religion because there's no proven fact in it. I cannot base my thoughts on unmerited facts or a book that is surrounded with so many controversy. I think it's high time we start questioning the faith we grow up in, we shouldn't build our believe and search with the Bible alone, Let's question our believe, what we were made to believe in so we can derive at a true answer. I understand it can be difficult with us that grew up believing in one holy book, our heart got glued to it and we totally reject anything else. Let's wake up from our nightmares. Thank you

[@efandmk3382]

@@Joh2n What's so hard to believe about that?

[@pseudonym7883]

Catholics read scripture differently. What the author intends to assert is not always what we read. We believe in inerrancy, but not in literalism. In other words, the original texts are inerrant, and translations participate in that inerrancy, but it is possible that we do not know what we are reading or how to read it. St. Augustine says, "If in these books I meet with anything which seems contrary to truth, I will have no doubt that it is only the manuscript which is faulty, or the translator who has not hit the sense, or my own failure to understand" (Letter 82).

[@Checkeroute]

Please and I mean please undertake thorough research and study on the history of the compilation composition and invention of the Bible

[@pseudonym7883]

@@CheckerouteWhat point would you like to make?

[@SusenFreemyers1374]

Ignorance is safety to most people who choose not to have a open mind. Having a open mind is scary because it forces to you think.

[@malloryjines5050]

An open mind is a wonderful thing because it allows you to ponder ALL SIDES.

[@angrydragonslayer]

@@malloryjines5050 but it also allows you to see all sides. Both of others and yourself.

[@gordon985]

It's good to have a open mind just don't let your brain fall out

[@SusenFreemyers1374]

Maybe I should add 😅. I have an open mind. I was raised in a family that was closed minde. My mom taught me that being educated and having a open mind destroys people potential. 🤦‍♀️. She said to me children are not ment to ask questions, there ment to obey.

[@gordon985]

@@SusenFreemyers1374 a single cell is infinitely complex and irreducible to believe something so beautiful and intricate happened by itself and happened thousands of times is mathematically and physically impossible. A designer had to make it. I know him I actually met him in person. I don't need faith I don't need anything I know for a fact. Evolutionism is the stupidest idea I've ever heard of. And I'm sure someone could prove it to me if they only had billions of years.

[@flihii1]

Proverbs 1:7 KJV - The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction.

[@proculusjulius7035]

Ramen..

[@davidmclelland5016]

Rather than use Gods word for ridicul.e why don't you help him understand? Because you cant.

[@flihii1]

@@davidmclelland5016 The fact of the matter is, and the gentleman is right when he says it's a matter of faith. That's what it is. One has to put aside all prejudice and approach the word of God with humility. The fear (reverence) of the Lord is where it all begins. The moment that you accept, without hesitation, the sovereignty of the Lord as your creator, He will begin to reveal Himself to you. But if you are not prepared to take that first step you will remain in darkness and yes the Bible will make no sense at all. Proverbs 1:7 KJV - The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Isaiah 50:10 KJV - Who is among you that feareth the LORD, that obeyeth the voice of his servant, that walketh in darkness, and hath no light? let him trust in the name of the LORD, and stay upon his God. Jeremiah 13:16 KJV - Give glory to the LORD your God, before he cause darkness, and before your feet stumble upon the dark mountains, and, while ye look for light, he turn it into the shadow of death, and make it gross darkness. John 3:19 KJV - And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 2 Corinthians 6:14 KJV - Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?

[@vitus33]

Moron

[@lonesenpai3390]

@@flihii1 Your position assumes that no one that left the Christian faith had genuinely believed in god. There are countless people that are ex-christians that came to their own conclusions after reading the bible. So instead of assuming that you know what other people are thinking, how about you realize that you don't. Nothing in the bible adheres to the reality that we can witness with our own eyes and test with our own tried and true methods. The flood did not happen and the bible is literally a fairy tale!

[@TheLoudFox]

You helped me escape from JWs and religion. Thank you

[@yagradio8655]

Great pls check my channel for the truth about religion mythology

[@fruitbouquet5479]

It worked!

[@edgemaster7610]

No he didn’t 😂😂😂😂😂

[@theovanstaden5766]

now you going to hell you fool

[@peterzinya407]

Religions are wack. God is real.

[@WilliamDavis-lf5bq]

The Egyptians didn't seem to notice the flood...

[@badgerz2587]

"New levels of mental gymnastics"... phrase of the month!

[@cinaedmacseamas2978]

Even the author of the story and the editor who included the story in Genesis did not believe the story was literally true in the historical sense, but was using an ancient story to further emphasize the reality of humanity's innate tendency to evil and the periodic cleansing this necessitates.

[@thandasibisi7534]

I think the whole argument is directed against literalist YEC. Most christians do not take the ark story literally.

[@sfdint]

Thanks for adding this so I won't have to. This guy is a Fundamentalist, if one Bible story is historically discredited the whole book is discredited.

[@gregfraser6092]

The notion that "the reality of humanity's innate tendency to evil" is a perfect example of why religion is abuse. People do not have an innate tendency to do evil things--in fact, the opposite is true. That notion of the scales tipped toward evil is just plain wrong (at least outside the republican party) and insulting. Only religion needs that to be true to keep people in the pews and putting coins in the baskets.

[@sfdint]

@@gregfraser6092 I appreciate optimists. Why is our planet being destroyed by global warming? Why have we built enough nuclear weapons to destroy all human life several times over?

[@tigerfistuppercut1]

Guess the author and editor forgot to tell jesus

[@pepperco100]

How any family can shun such a nice young man leaves me baffled.

[@stargazer1789]

I know right ? his parents should be proud of him.

[@pepperco100]

@@stargazer1789 Yes, when one thinks of families dealing with drug addiction, alcoholism, mental illness, severe physical handicapped, etc.

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

@@pepperco100 Why should parents not love their child who has a physical disability? What a strange and horrible thing to say.

[@pepperco100]

@@angelamaryquitecontrary4609 You completely misunderstood what I wrote. Of course, any good parent loves a child without reference to any disability! My first comment was that I was baffled how the parents of this video's presenter could shun him. Then, I responded, to a reply to my comment, that some parents have children who are drug addicts, alcoholics, mentally ill, or suffer physical disabilities. I assumed anyone reading my second comment would have enough sense to realize that which I didn't explicitly say, which is: YET the parents of such children love them all the same, and do NOT shun them.

[@wmpratt2010]

I'm a Christian and I let my son figure things out for himself. He's an agnostic currently. Parents need to respect thier children's personal decisions .

[@robertgreen9881]

You are not alone. I left Jehovah's Witnesses about 45 years ago and never looked back. Had the same issues with my father as well. As Neil Tyson puts it; " Test ideas. Build on the ones that pass the test, discard the ones that don't."

[@guthrie_the_wizard]

Supporting on Patreon! Highly encourage anyone who finds these videos valuable to consider throwing a few bucks at him. Harrison - probably good to add a few more tiers for support options.

[@TheTruthHurts]

Thank you so much for your support Anthony! (I've messaged you on Patreon)

[@paulweston8408]

Can you imagine being a kid in school some 2000 years in the future and learning all about the time when ancient robots came to Earth to help humanity and save us from evil robots. And all the robots hide in plain site because they can turn into cars and trucks. In this case, someone found a DVD of Transformers in the future and thought it was a real record of a real event. I've always wondered what humans of our future are going to think was fact vs fiction.

[@jerrydistinc1504]

The name Jehovah God has existed in human beliefs for over 6000 years. Why do youtubers believe that disproving the Bible will mean that human beings will eventually stop believing in a higher existence. That belief has survived through history. Most christians believe in evolution guided by God. The most likely scenario will be that if the earth survives another 2000 years that humans will still believe in God. Belief in God and the accuracy of the Bible is not mutually exclusive. Do you believe that humans can sustain this planet for another millennium given our adversity to climate change?

[@Dkryptd]

@@jerrydistinc1504 If people end up debunking everything in the Bible I'm pretty sure they'll start losing their faith, it's correlated, especially when Christianity is the largest religion.

[@jerrydistinc1504]

@@Dkryptd I believe in God. I believe in evolution guided by God. I believe there may have been a flood but the idea of every living creature getting on a boat is ridiculous. My point being that believing in a higher existence has never been predicated on believing the exact text of the bible. The modern bible has gone through so many translations and iterations that most christians have come to accept that belief in God has little to do with the accuracy of the texts in a book thousands of years old but more to do with the spirituality of the individual.

[@Dkryptd]

@@jerrydistinc1504 But The more fallacies that are found in the bible, the less likely the person is in believing in god. It inherently tarnishes the plaque for "God's existence or belief in him". A person who finds a lot of flaws in religion isn't more likely to believe in god. Actually, The bible wasn't even written while Jesus was Alive (I'm not Christian). God might or might not exist, that's up for debate, but Debunking the bible doesn't restore more faith in god XD. Over the span of the whole timeline of the earth, there must have been a flood but it doesn't have all the extra bloat that the bible adds. :)

[@JesusChrist_IsTruth-LoveForALL]

@@jerrydistinc1504 theres is tons of historic and recorded accuracy and proepchies came to pass in the bible, in fact no other book can even compare. Many historians, geologists, and cultures believed in a world wide flood, because it happened, just as the bible predicted and said.

[@jasonriordan9749]

'The search for the Ark continues'. With that much precious wood readily available to build with after a huge flood I don't think it would have been lying around long. It would have been stripped, broken down, and made into other things. I think those still searching for it are gonna end up pretty disappointed :(

[@michaelbailey6980]

There's enough absurdity in all religions without evidence of some Ark.

[@PopoffMuzik]

They found the Ark exactly where the Bible said it landed at the end of the flood. It's located in Turkey but the Government won't let anyone dig it up. Look it up on youtube

[@JamesRichardWiley]

The Ark was poorly designed and never survived the raging flood waters. Sorry god.

[@PopoffMuzik]

@@JamesRichardWiley KZbin is Genesis History. Literally evidence of a world wide flood. Also they found the Ark years ago. It's all on youtube for anyone to look up. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@dancingnature]

That story is impossible. The Flood would have left the earth’s surface hotter than molten lead.

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

A Christian said, “You do realize the bible is to be used as a guide/inspiration and not everything in it is supposed to be taken literally? Especially regarding the Old Testament.” If god doesn't put qualifying comments ahead of allegorical parts, noting that they are not to be taken literally, then how are people supposed to know which parts are supposed to be taken literally and which are not? You mean to tell us that an all-powerful being is incapable of getting a simple single-sentence comment written for him, in his own permanent message to all humankind? He can poof an entire universe into existence by just speaking, but getting his followers to write a single needed sentence is beyond his abilities?!?! Also .. 1. All scripture is God-breathed (see 2 Timothy 3:16) Therefore, everything in the bible should be true, as written … as “breathed” by God. 2. Humans are not allowed to add to the bible, nor are they allowed to subtract from the bible (see Deuteronomy 4:2 and Revelation 22:18-19, which deal specifically with biblical commands and prophecy). Therefore, humans are not allowed to change what the bible says. 3. Humans cannot know the mind of God (see 1 Corinthians 2:11) Therefore, humans have only what the bible says to go by - humans can’t say, “God said X, but he meant Y”, or “God did not say anything about Z, but I know what he would say about Z”. Since the bible does not state that the Genesis Flood Myth is supposed to be taken metaphorically or allegorically, then is not supposed to be taken metaphorically/allegorically. You claiming is to be taken allegorically has you claiming that God “breathed” wrong for the flood story, that you can add to or subtract from the bible (in a way that dramatically changes what it means), and that you do know the mind of God. (Thanks to a KZbinr who goes by the name ThyBountyHunter for giving me the idea for the last part with the list of 3).

[@jimhappnin1425]

The above remark is 'Satanism'! Plain and simple...

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

@@jimhappnin1425 Satan isn't mentioned at all. You are hallucinating. Seek professional help.

[@ThyBountyHunter]

@@jimhappnin1425 How can Satan exist to atheists, that is impossible.

[@jimhappnin1425]

@@TonyTigerTonyTiger *"Satan isn't mentioned at all."* So what? Satan doesn't even have to be 'believed' in! If you're rejecting Jesus as the 'ONLY' way into heaven... Then you're a 'Satanist'. Observe the proof 👇 1 John 2:22 King James Version 22 Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son. And there you have it!!

[@jimhappnin1425]

@@ThyBountyHunter *"How can Satan exist to atheists"* What you don't understand, is that it does not matter what someone believes. If you are rejecting Jesus as the one and ONLY 'Christ', the Son of the living God... Then you're a 'Satanist'. Observe👇 1 John 2:22 King James Version 22 Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son. If Jesus is God... and you have rejected Him... you're going to get what we all DESERVE. But Jesus can save you from yourself. And you foolishly 'reject' Him. All I can say is... I tried to help you and you 'rejected' the help!

[@mikeharper3459]

How does this dude not think that Noah being 500 years old when he sired children is the starting point for scepticism rather than the fact that he was started a family after 480 years of marriage...

[@JamesRichardWiley]

I can't understand why the authors made these crazy stories so impossible for a rational, thinking person to believe. I guess they don't want thinkers disrupting their sermons.

[@kenshiloh]

@@JamesRichardWiley Hi. Thanks for writing. I am wondering, do you believe, along with the other mainline atheists, that everything came from nothing - in defiance of the laws of science and common sense? Frankly, people living to be 900 years old is logically consistent with God as Creator; yet, 'everything from nothing' is lunacy. You can have eternal life in Christ. Jesus Christ is the light of the world.

[@Artman1]

@@kenshiloh I'm still waiting for a creationist to explain to me how they know there was nothing before the big bang.

[@kenshiloh]

@@Artman1 Hi. thanks for writing. As far as 'evidence' of what preceded the big bang, first, there was no big bang. Well, God said, "Let there be light" and, 'bang!' there was light! But as far as all matter, squished into an infinitismal dot, exploding at 15 billion light years per second, nah. It did not happen. For details on what really occurred, consult Genesis, chapter one. Unlike in our public schools, you won't be lied to. Jesus Christ is the light of the world.

[@Artman1]

@@kenshiloh So you just make stuff up and pretend it's a fact?

[@garybishop5293]

Wow! Knocked it out the park!

[@TheTruthHurts]

Thanks Gary👍

[@tyndaleisrael6058]

Good on him for figuring out JW is junk, but otherwise, it does not seem like he listened to enough people on this topic... Heard Prof. Walter Veith's "The Fossil Record Speaks" or Walt Brown's explanation for movement of continental plates? "Or the series "Is Genesis History?" How do you explain sea shells on most major mountain ranges? polystrate trees? Global chalk layer? The fact that none of the major rivers of the world have more than 6,000 years of silt at their deltas? Whale fossils in deserts? Fish fossils making up such a large amount of fossils (fish float when dead and rot quickly--had to be buried quickly) The fossils themselves are often found in piles of jumbled bones, etc. How about Ron Wyatt's work on the large boat in Turkey? The massive anchor stones laying about in a mountain range? The names of the area around these all referring to Noah...etc Or how do you explain ruins at 13,000 feet elevation of precisely cut massive stones covered in mud (Puma Punku)? Then too, there is a thing called a miracle.

[@cookingbeauty101]

One question I've always had was what happened to the marine reptiles such as the ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, and the mosasaurs? I remember studying these animals in school and asking my parents why don't they exist today. I was told that God used the flood to get rid of dinosaurs. Although marine reptiles such as the ichthyosaurs are technically not dinosaurs since they've evolved from a different ancestor, on that same line of reasoning why would they supposedly disappear during the flood? Makes no sense. Surely a flood wouldn't cause massive aquatic reptiles to die considering that they thrive in water. So why dont they exist today? I never got an answer to that. Also on another note, are we really to believe that all the ethnicities that exist today came from 1 family and their incestuous ties? Even the whole premise of Noah preaching about a downpour when the very nature of heavy rain was a foreign concept to people living then seems brutally unfair. How could a loving God cause the destruction of not only grown men, but women and children for not believing in something they've never seen before?? It's like telling people that the sky will fall. And then taking their lives because they ignore you. INSANE.

[@GrimSleepy]

Paleontologists agree there have been five mass extinction level events. The flood story is almost an embellished version of the Ordovician mass extinction event. 😉

[@astevel560]

Even tho they are in water...a change of water level and storm can affect the survival of marine reptiles...it makes sense from the bible perspective

[@tommynunemann1117]

recommend watching Frank Turek if your argument is that you don't understand the nature of events and therefore label it as immoral to justify the disbelief.

[@grayrecluse7496]

The Dinosaurs had been dead thousands of year's before the flood .So your comment makes very little since....

[@astevel560]

@@grayrecluse7496 we didnt know the timeline. Are you there to watch it? You cant confim everything 100%. But what we know some of the facts about science has been written in the bible before human discovered the fact.

[@JabberCT]

If the flood covered the top of the highest mountain, then not only would the water have nowhere to drain, but apparently Christians don't know what the weather is like on top of our highest mountains. I guess seeing all that snow up there doesn't give them a hint. But the Earth would've turned into a giant ice ball and would still be that way today.

[@archwaldo]

Noah must have had the most incredible pull-out game of all time.

[@Annie_Annie__]

Which is weird because didn’t God smite Onan for pulling out?

[@archwaldo]

@@Annie_Annie__ goes to show that even God himself has double standards.

[@auxiliaryaccount808]

@@Annie_Annie__ No, he smites him for not impregnating his deceased brother's widow to give his dead brother a heir. Poor Onan simply did not want to have a son that wouldn't be considered his by society.

[@Shogunkingwarrior]

Pull out god😀

[@Annie_Annie__]

@@auxiliaryaccount808 Or Onan just wasn’t keen on the idea of knocking-up his sister-in-law.

[@Wreckz_Tea]

I think it's wild that people will actually sit here and argue against facts because a book written by men thousands of years ago says so

[@solascriptura-e7t]

Plot twist: Every book in human history was written by men (or, humans). So...... Kill that foolish cop out.

[@JumpMandrip23]

@@solascriptura-e7t exactly Lmaoo but the same guy will believe in the school system 😂 HA laughable

[@aaronws9561]

Except this entire concept is a misunderstanding of different religions as, as such, is either ignorance or the willful distortion of facts. For example, while the Qu’ran is considered the literal word of G-d, the Torah is not. It is believed to be “inspired by” G-d (or however you’d like to put it). Some people take this literally, some look at this metaphorically and historically. But the problem is that many of the people critical of religion conflate these two things (and much, much more) and then claim some sort of superiority of knowledge. So you have atheists ridicule western religion based on “they worship some old white guy with a beard” and yet Islam and Judaism have no such thing and even Christianity has a more complex view than that. So who is more ignorant: someone who puts their words into someone else’s mouth and then pronounce themselves intellectually superior? Or is it the person who actually knows what they and others believe and can critique that in context? I think most people know the answer to this and this is why I find religious fundamentalists and atheistic fundamentalists to be equally ignorant. They’re amazing similar actually.

[@Wreckz_Tea]

@@aaronws9561 I honestly don't believe that anybody understands what it is I was saying because everyone's responses to it make absolutely no sense.

[@LAkadian]

@@aaronws9561 I ridicule them all. And btw. It's spelled, "God". Your keyboard appears to be broken, or you have some weird form of finger Tourette's. You should get that examined.

[@SusanGaskin]

Excellent reasoning! Investigating the story of Noah's Flood was what woke me up that the Bible was not the word of god. I was already long out of the organization, but still believed the Bible. When this happened, what I believed about Peter and Jesus was also jeopardized, and thus the whole thing fell like a house of cards.

[@bardockojama3423]

Well then, did you search in truth? I urge you to give him three days, honestly just give him three days, say to yourself “I’m going to give you three days to prove your existence to me in an undeniable way”. Just three days. You be well Susan he hasn’t failed you, yet.

[@joepvans5035]

@@JonathanSunkari if it's not historical narrative, then what is it? Just some stupid fairy tale that never happened?

[@redbananaboomerang3278]

@@bardockojama3423 funny cause I did this once and I said to god in a prayer if he was real give me a sign. Nothing happened till my sister got into a car wreck and was kicked out of the house because she couldn't help out anymore and is now stuck having to scrape by every day due to some person who was drinking and driving. If that was a sign that was an extremely awful sign and god is jerk if that was his way of showing he was real, by ruining my sister's life.

[@bardockojama3423]

@@redbananaboomerang3278 what was your sister by the way? Atheist, Muslim etc?

[@timothygibney159]

You know what got me Susan was in the book of ACTS it says Peter was unlearned. Then who wrote 1st and 2nd Peter??! Bart Ehrman on KZbin converted me to atheism as he proved the books of the New Testament are written in Greek and all the disciples only spoke in Aramaic and they were illiterate?!

[@romeobond8473]

A fool takes no pleasure in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion

[@Martinj1417]

Great video. When my pioneer wife of 20 years was trying to wake me up she took me to the MET in NYC. She showed me an unbroken line of Egyptian pharaohs that stretch back 5000 years. They have no record of a flood. I was an MS and and elder for 17 years before waking up.

[@VAIO294]

-- So, are you an atheist now?

[@Martinj1417]

@@VAIO294 of course. Why would I believe in the crazed ramblings of Bronze Age goat herders?

[@VAIO294]

@@Martinj1417 -- Your disbelief in the Bible does not make it untrue. It is still the Word of God. - But God has NO connection to the JW cult. -- So, the JW cult is what's false, not the Holy Bible. --- Maybe God will change your heart one day and draw you to faith in JESUS (not faith in religion or atheism) so you can be saved. -- I pray that He does. . God bless you.

[@StevePhoenix]

​@@VAIO294 Why do christians always feel the need to attempt to reconvert former christians? You must eventually realize that once one deconstructs christianity, they will never go back. If anything, you come off as incredibly insensitive to people like myself who were traumatized by the teachings of the bible. Stop wasting our time and go give all your belongings to the poor as jesus said.

[@michaelbailey6980]

@@VAIO294 Two words about your loving and just god - childhood cancer?

[@nenoaf3104]

You: *Ask deep thought provoking question* Fam: "Noah's pull-out was on point - duh"

[@jvmeel7454]

😂😂😂😂

[@adinqragraphix4240]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@omnipotentone5628]

Noah was married. Having sex only 3 times over the course of 480 years doesn't sound so unusual.

[@markdoldon8852]

For 400 plus years, in a man who we know, from later verses, who is a drunk. Isn't it amazing how the Bible authors nail the realities of human behavior so accurately?

[@GetRekTUWiLL]

Noah had those particular sons after 500 years of age but that doesn't mean he didn't have other offspring prior to being 500 years old.

[@greysen10]

Noah's pull-out game too strong. Man took 480+ years to get his wife pregnant

[@BrownSugar83788]

@Ilay Saggot bro, is this a joke? Im not joking. I need to know

[@syahrulfauzi6344]

@@BrownSugar83788 dont try too

[@BrownSugar83788]

@@syahrulfauzi6344 this has been bothering me so much. i need to know if this comment is a joke or not

[@syahrulfauzi6344]

@@BrownSugar83788 you know i bath minimum 2 time's a day using soap. how can i become piece of smelly fart ? or maybe hes never taking bath his entire live

[@Amen.ahmed1]

@Ilay Saggot people back then never reached 40 years old let alone 500 as you mention.