"Pastor" Condemns all Natives to Hell

[@billmcguire4777]

"I know 100% that GOD is real and that he cured my kid!" "Oh? Then why did you take him to the HOSPITAL??"

[@AstroVenerian]

Religion often destroys people's critical thinking and usually will also ruin their ability to discern correlation from causation.

[@ribo2007]

Because that's where God lives, you didn't know?

[@gregsanich5183]

​@AstroVenerian I'd be interested to see how you determined that conclusively.

[@jordanhester4821]

@@gregsanich5183 The original hospital comment is an example, showing they're willing to make gaps in their logic in order for their beliefs to fit reality. So imagine the other gaps they must make in modern times.

[@gregsanich5183]

@jordanhester4821 there's no gap there. Christians believe God works thru us. So God saved the kid thru the doctors. You ever heard the one about the guy in the flood? Govt warns the farmer flood is coming, better evacuate. He says no , God will take care of me. Flood is halfway up his house & he's on the roof, rescue boat comes by to save him, He say no thanks, God will save me. Next he's drownin & sees God & asks why God didn't save him? God replied I tried, I sent warnings and rescuers, but you refused my help.

[@Broadsamurai]

As a southerner ive heard all this man's arguments 1000 times. It's amazing how they think we have never heard any of these arguments before. They cannot comprehend that some people grew up in church, studied the Bible more critically than they did and concluded that it doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

[@fatman957]

This is one of the best videos of athiest vs Christian. Oh my god. He slowly went from calling you brother to dude. Lol.

[@Linguae_Music]

LMAO

[@MileHighInTheSky]

I was actually going to say the same thing! 😂😂

[@Andy_Babb]

Brother to dude, to eventually eventually “ok blasphemer” 😂

[@alexritchie4586]

I always hate it when they stop answering questions your and just start preaching at you.

[@xelane4454]

"God cured my son!" Why is your son so much more special than the millions of children that starve to death, get trafficked, or die of disease every single day?

[@Lauren-zg9zo]

It’s just more of that ego they have. They’re special cause they believe in god.

[@rmelzhim6033]

That man is so intentionally immoral and heartless it's sickening.

[@gregsanich5183]

Mabey by whatever you decided that your personal subjective standard for morality is, but he doesn't nessessarily have the same subjective standard for morality as you do. If you're going to go wagging your finger at what anyone else has decided to use as their subjective standard of morality unless you are able to empiracally demonstrate that yours is superior to theirs somehow.

[@jeffreyjdesir]

@@gregsanich5183 ...what are you even doing? How does enlighten anything for posterity reading this in the future?

[@gregsanich5183]

Just advocating for the advancement of mankind and our science & understanding, mabey even saving the planet aswell. As long as we continue to keep clinging to antiquated and unsubstantiated faith based beliefs like morality or rights. It's all just an imaginary fantasy made up to control and manipulate ppls behavior. There is no objective morality or higher authority. Good and evil aren't real, they dont exist. There are no right or wrong actions. Just nature and survival. We will never be able to make the nessessary decisions, and take the crucial actions required to save the earth if we keep hanging on to theistic notions of morality like human life having intrinsic value. We don't. There are literally over 8 billion of us, pushing the threshold of what the planet can even support. In reality we are actusly completely disposable. And if earth is gona stand any chance we desperately need to do a 180 on sll of our policies towards ppls well being. So we will need a method of calculating and determing ppls individual worth, so we can discern who is valuable enuf to justify the precious limited resources they will need to consume.,....and who is not. We aren't gona be able to do that if we insist on shackling ourselves to the theistic ideas of morality like humsn life being sacred , or having intrinsic value.

[@gregsanich5183]

@jeffreyjdesir if humanity wants any hope of a future we are gona need to let go of these antiquated faith based beliefs like 'morality ' or 'rights'. Particularly the distinctly theistic presupposition that human life has any intrinsic value. Bc empirically, it doesn't. There are over 8 billion of us, pushing the threshold of what the planet can even support. We will need to be able to calculate exactly what ppls value is, to determine who's well being is worth a share of the planets precious limited resources, . . .and who's does not. Morslity is an imaginary fantasy made up to control and manipulate ppls behavior, it isn't real. There is no 'right' & 'wrong' , only survival.

[@morganhess6876]

​@@jeffreyjdesir Absolutely nothing. They just get their jollies posturing as an iconoclastic intellectual.

[@gstman2]

Pastor- *Tells a hearwarming story about his infant's near death experience Response- "This is such a garbage story" Lmaooooo. You got me in tears over here.

[@javsw.1878]

10 mins just for him to tell a story (likely a fake one) that should have taken 30 seconds. All just to illustrate that his son was sick, was given medicine, doctors weren’t entirely sure what it was, but was “healed” through god

[@Bunny99s]

Immediately have to think about "Thank you god" by Tim Minchin. All those magical healing stories are almost always the same ( IZeWPScnolo ).

[@Andy_Babb]

He’s ruthless lmao it really is a great watch 😂

[@SleepyMatt-zzz]

It is a garbage story. I was "undercooked" when I was born and survived. Does that mean god exists? No 😂

[@BobSmith-ew5oi]

Like all the spin they make up try to play peoples emotions by clever woo.

[@Ichiro_Kinosita]

Pastor is stuck between "i want to scare him with eternal punishment so he would believe" and "but i want my religion to appear as a kind thing", simultaneously

[@ClaudioBrogliato]

"I love you so much but you'll burn in hell if you don't believe me... and I need your money".

[@ltklaus5591]

For every story of someone who's prayers "came true" there's 1,000,000 stories of people who's prayers didn't. You brought your kid to a hospital, they treated him, and he got better. Thanks the hospital staff and medical science, not your imaginary friend.

[@pams6763]

Thank you for acknowledging that! I prayed for my child exactly the same way this man did and my son is no longer on this planet with me. I was told by a pastor that my son wasn't getting better because his father and I didn't believe enough. This man's son was born at a period of time with medicine advanced enough that he could be treated appropriately. My son was not for his particular diagnosis. That's it. The more people that don't understand that the worse off a society will be, bc the society won't put the most efforts possible into increasing medical knowledge.

[@SNORKYMEDIA]

@@pams6763 that pastor is a POS for saying that

[@antoborrello3378]

But he said that the blood sugar was less than three and that if its less than ten " your dead" . I don't know if thats true , he is not a doctor, maybe he was told so.

[@zacharyberridge7239]

​@@antoborrello3378cool. He said a thing. So what?

[@antoborrello3378]

@@zacharyberridge7239 I don't know, it depends if it is a verified diagnosis

[@fletch0t]

I LOVE the sigh he did every time his preaching didn’t work. The arrogance of it!😂

[@bllla]

It’s always entertaining when they evangelize instead of answer the questions. From a third party perspective it just shows how intense their cognitive bias is. Must be frustrating in a one on one convo with no audience.

[@AeiSedai1976]

Buddy wouldn't know evidence if he was slapped in the face with it.

[@Aciid_ic]

​@@AeiSedai1976Wouldn't know evidence if it crawled up his ass

[@Andy_Babb]

I think he does have an audience online when he does these. I think, not 100% sure bc I’m a tech-idiot lol I agree with your overall point though!

[@gregsanich5183]

@@bllla what's the "3rd party perspective"?

[@kaweckipiotr]

Indoctrination in action.

[@scorptrio8231]

Why did he even take the kid to the hospital, instead of just praying to his imaginary friend relationship to fix everything? Who needs doctors when you have Jeebus miracles?

[@jordanmoran916]

These people are actually evil.

[@gregsanich5183]

Morality is subjective, so evil is merely a matter of perspective & opinion.

[@robbieortsak6486]

​@@gregsanich5183True. But, defining good or evil from the perspective of what augment or decrease suffering for humans (or other conscious beings for that matter) we can clearly say that these type of people are bastions of idiocy, scientific illiteracy, magical thinking and bigotry (I hate the misuse and bastardization of this word). All of them can be defined as bad using the previous perspective. Morality has its roots in nature.

[@gregsanich5183]

@robbieortsak6486 if morality has its roots in nature, then why would causing harm be immorral? That's perhaps the most natural thing we observe in nature. Causing harm is as natural as it gets.

[@robbieortsak6486]

@@gregsanich5183 Life is rough and unforgiving. When I say morality has its roots in nature is because we define good or bad depending on the wellbeing on the species. That's why we evolved empathy as a social species. Those who'll only look out for themselves will eventually be shunned without the confines of developed societies. It can be observed in the most basic of interactions in primates like sharing food or not leaving behind the injured as other species do, humans took that to a whole other level taking care of even other species (which at first could be described as mutualistic).

[@gregsanich5183]

@robbieortsak6486 hmm, so I wonder where does all the grape, infanticide, and canabilsm we commonly observe in nature fit in to your premise, exactly? What you're describing is merely a preferred survival strategy, not a moral obligation. Regardless of how much more successful or not, any particular survival strategy may be, what would make it a moral obligation to have to adopt any specific one?

[@jamestyler3449]

Millions of children die in agoinising pain from banal afflictions like diarrhoea, but this pastor's god saves him from his inability to purchase insurance.

[@jamesgalliher4640]

It ALWAYS comes down to movies with these guys. Every.single.time.

[@SleepyMatt-zzz]

The Native American question always gets em' 😂

[@richardb7495]

Excellent stuff!! He had nowhere to go after your questioning didn’t follow his script 😂

[@cajohnson130]

Keep doing you @Planet Peterson. We need these conversations and science communication these days more than ever. Great content.

[@hojojenks]

Omg I was on this live. One of ur best Eric.

[@Moriningland]

I love how a large crowd of people said a complex sentence in perfect unison. I think it was “let his blood be upon us and our children”

[@miskatonic_alumni]

That totally doesn't sound like something that Joseph Goebbels would've fabricated for one of his propaganda pamphlets.

[@Moriningland]

I love how a large crowd of people all said the exact same sentence in perfect unison.

[@darrendarren2661]

Keep up the good work planet Peterson!

[@Tenebris_Sint]

He thinks the Gospel writers were literally named Mark, Matthew, Luke, John… adorable.

[@miskatonic_alumni]

Dude literally knows nothing about his own religion, which is very common among fundamentalists.

[@TwilightCovenant]

Every time they bring up personal experience or the “it changed my life” argument as evidence I just want to shout ALIEN ABDUCTIONS. They had a personal experience that changed their lives. They gotta be true right?

[@davidjhills]

I'm soooo stealing your argument. Thank you

[@wyldweasel4746]

How many children died because God didn't answer thier parents prayers. This "I'm not religious" guy is disgusting

[@itsBLX]

How many children died because “god” didn’t do anything about it?

[@gregsanich5183]

@@wyldweasel4746 tbf , unless they were grown in a lab ,all of the children he referred to were all guilty of having violated a womans bodily autonomy without her consent. A crime that rightly warrants capital punishment without any trial or due process.

[@leescott3138]

@@gregsanich5183that’s a super weird perspective on pregnancy man

[@gregsanich5183]

@leescott3138 itz the pro life position that respects a womans bodily autonomy, and believes thst anyone who violates that deserves to face justice for the crime.

[@Andy_Babb]

The Bible is HIGHLY accurate… When thrown from a close distance.

[@uncleanunicorn4571]

As wise sage Homer Simpson said: "How do we know we picked the right religion? Everytime we go to church we're making god madder and madder!"

[@ricktaylor4real]

Thank you!! The way you chew these bobbleheads up is awesome to witness. The way they can’t answer direct questions, backpedal EVERY TIME the story doesn’t work, and resort to disingenuous statements, IS exhausting! And the whole barbarism of their belief system… their god is great because he places “souls” in eternal hell for punishment (we won’t even get into how many people have died “in his name”), is, as you said, piece of shit behavior!! Keep rocking Eric, these potatoes need a good mashing every chance you have! 🤠👍🏼☮️

[@fallonlee]

Peterson's bald beard patch is beautiful

[@ryanmorris5923]

Everything isn't good vs evil, it's protagonist vs antagonist

[@rylee9086]

And in some stories, the protagonist turns out to BE the antagonist all along

[@foolishlyludicrous]

"In these situations, I prefer there to be two definite sides. " "Oh, good and evil? " "No, us and them. Less moral issues that way. "

[@EricusXIV]

​@@rylee9086In The Bible for instance. 😅

[@lordlaughypants5889]

The most perfect love possible? "Worship me or else" does not sound remotely like love. It sounds like a threat.

[@louseveryann2181]

"gods-believer evidence": muh feels 😭😭

[@Linguae_Music]

500 witnesses of jesus according to ONE PERSON lmao

[@nothanks6549]

Even if we could confirm that, it wouldn't be very impressive. The Virgin Mary has reportedly appeared to thousands of people at a time in much more modern times, yet I doubt this pastor guy actually believes those appearances were real.

[@jme92685]

“I’m not religious but I have a relationship with Jesus Christ.” I’m confused.

[@AXKfUN9m]

He's dating a guy named Jesús.

[@miskatonic_alumni]

It's a dishonest rhetorical game that many evangelicals like to play. They try to claim that Christianity isn't a religion, but a relationship with Jesus. And as you might expect, exactly zero of the clowns who make this absurd claim want Christian organizations to lose their religious tax exemptions.

[@thomasvournazos7577]

YES ..YES...AND YES!!! That ending was superb. Im just freaking tired of religious, word salad, blubber mouth people. Blah blah blah blah and terrorism...but with perfect love always!! Its insane we have people in 2023 still believing this shit.

[@jamesgalliher4640]

Evangelicals will forever misunderstand the Pascal’s wager thing

[@BryanAlaspa]

Um, speaking as a diabetic, low blood sugar you can come back from. You have some fruit juice or a glucose tablet (not sure what they do for a baby). The hard one is high blood sugar. Because for that you basically have to give yourself insulin or stop eating. 400-500 blood sugars is WAY too high.

[@NOTB666-p7v]

Christianity is like schizophrenia. Talking and hearing imaginary beings, being told what to do in you’re head and doing more harm than good.

[@VC-id1ho]

I really missed these videos! lol

[@SeanGCorcoran82]

Mr Peterson, keep up the good work. On route to the next Hitchens.

[@corringhamdepot4434]

I can just imagine this guy turning up at the Pearly Gates, and arguing with Peter over how the Sin of Pride does not apply to him.

[@thejudge3658]

I was in the comments, entertained as all hell by this goofball guest 😂😂😂

[@PeekabooEUDK]

I hate when people think God intervened to save someone or something. So what about the 99% other times where he doesnt intervene? Having the power to intervene but only does it whenever it suits him? Makes him an ass

[@doranku]

"My church started praying and my son was healed within 3 hours" So there was no praying for his son before that one time? I cannot believe that. Especially since just after that there was a random "I'm going to pray for you". There was no praying even before he was born? His god already new of the issues his son would have and allowed it to happen. "Until 100 year ago we believed rain was a miracle" BS. Lookup the water cycle and see that people were attributing rain for natural origins for thousands of years. No hate is greater than the love of a christian.

[@neodinson9928]

"Love" of a Christian

[@peterwyetzner5276]

He's a good example of someone who's given themselves over entirely to empty rhetoric- "the Lord Jesus Christ", etc.

[@Atomus242]

When he started telling the story of how his son was "healed" by the Jesus guy, I remembered something that happened at the church I used to go with my mother. A little kid from the church was diagnosed with cancer. That boy was very, very loved by everybody. Since day 1 everybody prayed, cried and was "filled" with the magical🪄 Holy Spirit. His family didn't rest day and night, every time they had an opportunity to pray, they did. I even remember once my mother and I ran into them in a mall and we started praying for the little boy at that exact moment and at that exact place. There was no shame. As time passed, the boy just kept getting worse and worse and worse, until he couldn't even walk anymore and came to the church in a wheelchair. The doctors said that he had his days counted. Still the family and the whole church didn't accept what the doctors were saying. I remember they used to say in their sermons: *"SCIENCE SAYS ONE THING, BUT God SAYS ANOTHER THING!!! IN THE NAME OF Jesus Christ, THIS BOY WILL BE THE PROOF OF OUR FAITH AND THAT CANCER WILL BE GONE IN THE NAME OF THE Holy Spirit!! God HAS GREAT PLANS WITH THIS CHILD!!"* Everybody used to give a big loud *AMMEENN!!!* Well, guess what... the cancer finished its job and killed the little boy. The kid was never mentioned again at the church. No miraculous magical healing, no special sparkling plan for the kid, no effect of the prayers. Just sh*t that happens everyday to both humans and other animals.

[@muveemanone2067]

GR8 one bro! 💯🤘🏼😆

[@heyyyyy2745]

i feel like i actually saw some emotion in peter when he was speaking. i feel ya bro

[@latarribell4152]

The story about the son would be quite something if he never took him to the hospital, never found out what was wrong with, and never got him treatment. I would suggest the next time something happens to his son, he refrain from seeking medical attention and just pray; but I’m not an a**hole like his deity is.

[@bllla]

Also god gave his kid the issue in the first place….

[@GAm3r52]

​@@blllaThen they bring up Adam and eve. To not make God look bad

[@chriswing7466]

I *hate* when people use these examples as testimony ('my son, my parents, my dog myself', etc), because they instantly 'go nuclear' with their arguement, and you can't provide the most obvious response without looking like an insensitive PoS. Which is why these people do it, I think. Which is also as disingenuous as it is unintelligent/ill-educated.

[@adriannabcustomfurniture]

Xenu 😂 great scientology reference 😂 love it! Galactic overlord, Xenu. Praise Xenu.

[@Moriningland]

15:36 my best friend sister was diagnosed with liver cancer and 21. Everyone was very religious and prayed/fasted for her. She died anyways. So, if his experience proves Jesus, hers disproves Jesus

[@TypicalEveningPictures]

Hinduism is about god coming to earth multiple times so it's not just Christianity lol.

[@stevewhite6861]

No-one knows who wrote the gospels, those name were given to them by the church hundreds of years later, how many middle eastern men were called Mathew, Mark Luke or John?

[@josephdavis9234]

25:35 "You're just waxing poetic about nonsense." "It's not poetic."

[@doely8825]

Why do religious people try so hard to disassociate themselves from the label “religious”?

[@lou-cidmire3065]

They think their beliefs are/should be the default & feel "othered" when assigned a label.

[@danpettinger1353]

Anyone engaging with dishonest religious folks, if you can, don't tell them your name. Much like a used car salesman or a time-share shill, they will beat you over the head with it during the pitch.

[@ZodzillaPrime]

Isaac and Ishmael is wild because at the time the apparent number of stars was like 6000

[@petachad420]

"God gave my second child a horrible, 1 in 50k condition and he'll have to take meds till the end of his life. But he got better cause doctors gave him an IV. But thanks to God he survived! God bless!"

[@UltraVioletKnight]

Not even in his Christian worldview does this guy know he is saved. The narcissism truly is astounding Matthew 7:22-23: Many will say to Me in that day, ‘Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Your name, cast out demons in Your name, and done many wonders in Your name?’ And then I will declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness

[@eccod]

Why does every theist pull the "well what if you're wrong???" out of their ass like we haven't heard Pascal's wager a million times already?

[@r3apah]

Eric got heated😂😂

[@ThatGuy-y2c]

Fun fact: Barabbas’ name according to Origen was ‘Jesus Bar Abbas’, meaning “Jesus, son of the Father.” So there were two Jesus’ up for crucifixion and the point was that the crowd chose the guilty “son of the father” over the innocent one. Barabbas was nothing more than a narrative device.

[@karato77]

"Thats copium" 😂

[@danharris7212]

It was hard to watch the first half of this. It was worth it for that last 5 seconds of the video 😁

[@TheKingsLibrary]

"My kid got sick, the doctors treated him, we gave him medicine, and then his status improved" holy shit, medicine worked?? It's a miracle 😱😱😱😱

[@stevemyers9200]

It's always "I used to be a completely different person" and yet ... if they could step out of their own head, they'd see, that naw, they haven't changed much at all.

[@RushtyShpoon]

For real. Such an easy claim to make! Anybody could say the same! I know plenty Christian’s who aren’t good people but since they label themselves Christian’s, either they think they are good people, or at the very least think that other people will think they are based on the fact they are Christian

[@GreatValueLando]

Nothing makes me cringe more than a middle aged guy saying "brother".

[@theunbeliever603]

Why would anyone want eternal life? After the first trillion centuries it may become a little tedious. And that’s just the start of eternity…

[@Linguae_Music]

If i "gave my life" to anything... i think it would make me a different person. People give their lives to all sorts of things, it always changes them.... for me it was mushrooms lmao

[@PeekabooEUDK]

Doctor: We have two different ways to treat your child. We can either pray for him or start surgery - Which treatment do you chose? How strong is your faith? The worst part is there are some humans who would rather pray and lose their child :(

[@PeekabooEUDK]

@truetranny Youre missing the point. We know which method will have the highest success rate because the other one has zero success. Ask any true believer and 99% will pick science over faith. Do I refuse the existance of a God? No. Do I believe that Jesus walked on water and performed miracles? No. You have to be able to seperate them and apply each to where its suited. Obviously you can do both and many people do. But its clear to most people which method works the best. As it should be

[@PeekabooEUDK]

@truetranny You are terrible at reading what people write.. Thats a shame. You fall under the 1 percent So you havent proven anything. Having said that. Do you really want me to believe that if your children had a life threatening medical problem you would chose prayer instead of surgery if you could only pick one? If thats really the case then you shouldnt be allowed to have kids in the first place

[@jme92685]

How exactly do you know for a fact you’re going to Heaven? ‘Cause that ain’t for you to decide.

[@AeiSedai1976]

The only accurate thing this guy said was it was emotional. Absolutely 💯 BULLSHIT.

[@ThatCanadianGuy-e1p]

Interesting that the pastor said reject Jesus. How can and pre-Columbian native, reject something that he or she doesn't know about?

[@planetpeterson2824]

“It was written on their hearts”

[@ThatCanadianGuy-e1p]

@@planetpeterson2824 If it was written on their hearts, and they knew of Christ that way, you'd think there'd be Christianity around before Europeans arrive. Surely not all natives would have rejected the religion.

[@planetpeterson2824]

@@ThatCanadianGuy-e1p Yes, obviously. They say this crap because they have to because they already concluded "Jesus is the only way" so they invent bullshit to explain the obvious immorality of it.

[@snaptrap5558]

Jesus: I will never leave you, also some of you will be alive to see me come back Also Jesus: leaves and doesn't come back

[@johns1625]

"There are 500 witnessing accounts who saw Jesus risen after he died" Really strange way of saying one anonymous man allegedly claimed 500 people saw something but OK.

[@mattgyrich1531]

The day before the doctors saved this guy's kid, 1500 children under 5 died from diarrhea. The day the doctors save the kid, 1500 children under 5 died from diarrhea. The day after the kid got better, 1500 children under 5 died from diarrhea. The day i wrote this message, 1500 children under 5 died from diarrhea.

[@martin2289]

This guy came armed with the full Bingo card of utterly lame Christian arguments.

[@jordanhester4821]

You ever notice how these people talk like they're begging for God to be erased from their mind, knowing as long as they know of him, they'll always believe? Like they're pleading for their sanity, kinda sad.

[@johns1625]

Can we start making fun of every theist who brings up the Fibonacci sequence in reference to it's existence in nature? Every example they give of this is just a spiral pattern, and quite literally none of them follow the actual Fibonacci sequence.

[@MrTsuvi]

Can someone answer this question: how are we still born in sinfull blood if jesus died for our sins??????

[@chrispysaid]

Dude really tried to use Pascal's wager. He spent his life trying to love his family and friends and coworkers as best as he could? But this isn't all there is, according to him. It would just be a push for conversion for this guy, with the expectation of eternity in heaven with them. In a naturalistic worldview, ALL WE HAVE is this one life to love our family, friends, and coworkers as best as we can. The degree of urgency is HUGE compared to theists.

[@AutoRoll-jv2tq]

totally not a authoritarian

[@richardctaylor79]

HyperInsulinism in newborns (what his son suffered from) is found in one in 50,000 births and is completely curable. Also it is genetic, with high risk in cousin marriages (about one in 2500). I have a feeling he married his cousin, or close relation.

[@melallen76]

Christianity is a crazy religion, smh

[@RushtyShpoon]

My favourite thing is when you ask for proof and they say well “in the bible”..are they too stupid to realise that we’re looking for something to substantiate the claim or what is it

[@ToddSheetsEntertainer]

This dude just makes claim after claim with absolutely zero evidence.

[@shovelhead3843]

I didn’t like this debate, I genuinely wanted to hear the pastor’s explanation for why the natives are in Hell.

[@arno_grnfld455]

A triomni god is literally contradictory to reality, try and disprove it, an omnipotent and omnibenevolent god will make suffering literally impossible

[@Lazerface84]

Hell yeah

[@henryohse1]

Ryan owes me $10,000

[@project_nihilist]

Jebus’s crucifixion is said to only have lasted 6 hours. I ask why would someone pay up to 3 scribes to paint a sign in 3 languages for a crowd that couldn’t read and give him a fas’ pass to an honorable burial in a rich man’s tomb? 11:51 says he’s studied the Bible his whole life, but doesn’t know it says only gawd knows who’s saved. Wtf is wrong with people

[@tuncho954]

I see no sensible argument in this video. The guy was preaching out all the blah blah blah that he was fed and made to memorize along what pathetic few decades he had lived in, and nothing more. The most boring encounter ever if you ask me.

[@Robeebert]

This conspiracy theorist should be worried about Hell, because he's a liar and a charlatan, but he's not worried because he's the only true Christian.

[@UnlimitedLives1960]

Preachers tend to make really really bad apologists. They are too used to running off of scripts and sermons to the point where (for this guy at the very least) it's hard for them to have a natural flowing conversation. Every response has been rehearsed but when it doesn't land for the other crowd they can't help but jump to the next cue card response.

[@PeekabooEUDK]

I changed my life therefor God exist?

[@youarevictoria4981]

Maybe prayer works, but it was one of the others he spoke to and they prayed to the Sun ring god Aten and that was what did it. He will never know about this and always be misguided.

[@GodEqualstheSquaRootof-1]

Only Atheists go to heaven; it's all been a test of gullibility.

[@robbieortsak6486]

You know what causes hyperinsulinism in newborns? When the mother is diabetic and have uncontrolled diabetes (high blood sugar that crosses the placenta) during the pregnancy. Babies are delivered with hypoxia (low oxygen, hence blue), hypotonia (low muscular tone), macrosomia (big body for their age becuase insulin is an anabolic hormone), sacral malformations (because the baby is to big for the uterus) and hyperinsulinemia (caused as a response for the elevated glucose that crossed the placenta to level dow the hyperglycemia). What happens is that once the baby is born they still produce large ammounts of insulin and doesn't have enough glucose source thus the extremely low levels of glucose, no glucose -> anaerobic respiration -> hypoxia. It's something that with initial treatment and monitoring the pancreas eventually will produce normal levels of insulin. Other explaination is an insulinoma. A Beta cell tumor from the pancreas that produces large ammouts of insulin. This one requires further monitoring because it can be linked with other endocrine tumors. It is treated with excision of the tumor. There's no fucking miracles to explain that. That was literally the first two things that came to my mind when whe wasnt even over with the story.

[@joem2747]

Seriously. Hyperinsulinism usually resolves itself after a few days.