Theist Caller Traded One Bogus God (Jehovah's Witness) for Another | Matt Dillahunty + Jimmy Snow

[@ARKenMan]

I feel like the 12th dimension doesn't get enough credit

[@brentwalker8596]

I'm still listening to The 5th Dimension.

[@juanpabloduarte2001]

How the hell are you on the 12th? Dude I’m barely on the 9 dimension, and I barely made it past the 8th dimension. What’s your build? Are you a spellcaster or bezerk build?

[@TheTruthKiwi]

I'm on the 14th dime man. Got a killer bag of turquoise piledriver kush from my dealer. 11 and 13 are overrated man. 🥴

[@mikeythehat6693]

😉

[@nightwalkerj]

the 12th dimension is the underdog in this story.

[@cheys7373]

When you think about it religion is often like an addiction. I was raised JW by my mother who was a drug addict, she traded the drugs for a religion that gave her a similar feeling of euphoria when she did something perceived as correct in the eyes of God, or the elders. The Jehovah's witnesses really drill into you the NEED for a God, honestly if it were not for shows like this I probably would have fell into the same shit with some other religion. Because the feelings you get from being in a cult feel good! Until they don't just like drugs...I'm grateful that I was able to find you guys, so thank you for not only helping me transition out of a cult but also stay out of another one in search for answers that I would never get.

[@undrwatropium3724]

As a recovering addict I agree. Most people that I go to narcotics anonymous with switch from drugs to religion.

[@valeriew4833]

It's almost like she was in search of someone or thing to dictate her life. Grateful that you broke free from that

[@petyrkowalski9887]

The JWs prey on the weak and troubled.. they are a nasty bunch of charlatans.

[@adamantiumbullet9215]

*"The Jehovah's witnesses really drill into you the NEED for a God"* Not just "a" god- THE God. Theirs. More accurately, the JWs drill into you the need for an *organization* that can give you access to god. Watchtower leaders are the intermediaries, and without them, access to the Sky Fairy is no bueno.

[@guytheincognito4186]

Religion is said to be the opiate of the people.

[@cshubs]

He stopped believing in the god of the LDS and switched to the god of LSD.

[@petermeichan3160]

nice

[@bookwermofthefandoms]

Jehovah's witness aren't LDS, that's the Mormon

[@PortmanRd]

LSD might be a way to crack the code of tongues. 😂

[@albaniahenry-franklin2829]

That is a good one🤣🤣

[@bronsonedward]

I sense only truth in this comment. Lol

[@telfordguy34uk]

And there you have it , if you can believe in a god , you can believe in literally anything .😢 its very very concerning .

[@mulletsandmustaches8656]

💯

[@royroy3]

Yup.

[@Redx3257]

Agreed… it’s disturbing and shocking

[@chrisdsouza8685]

It's no wonder that Republicans believe that Ex Pres Total Dump's the return of Jesus.

[@bmoshareholderappleshareho855]

You might as well believe in Santa Claus too.

[@buchanfoulsham6314]

Weve got a kingdom hall where i live in Cornwall, uk. As an atheist in no danger of being 'recruited'; I do my community a service whenever they're out and about doing housecalls, by wasting as much of their time as possible at my door. I'm always inquisitive and polite, but i always challenge their biggotted, exclusionary guff. By doing this I feel like I'm saving more people than they are 😂

[@skepticsandscoundrels]

If you play your cards right (be polite, display interest in their message, don't put off any "apostate" vibes), you can usually get the JWs to reengage with you _numerous times_ in future return visits. You can really go far with wasting their time.

[@petermeichan3160]

good job man,

[@buchanfoulsham6314]

@@skepticsandscoundrels I'm 4 visits in with the same pair 🤣

[@brianwarshow129]

Invite them in and go full throttle, agree and start speaking in tongues. Have them to chant along with you, for good measure. I think about it as a form of community service, waste their time so others don't suffer. "When the going gets weird, the weird go pro". - Hunter S. Ha!

[@petermeichan3160]

@@brianwarshow129 Eddie Griffin does a great bit about dealing with JW's

[@SPL0869]

Not only do people like Dominic vote, procreate and are allowed to own firearms; they are sometimes given nuclear launch codes.

[@Nova-y3r]

Yay -_-

[@noone3216]

Haha we were safer when he was a JW, cos they don't vote or own firearms (unless it's relevant to their life, like a farmer or something like that). And launch codes? Forget about it - that's got something to do with the government. They avoid gov like the plague... until it comes to claiming welfare or other benefits.

[@al4nmcintyre]

I missed that part of math history where the Egyptians had a concept of mathematical dimensions, much less 11 or 13 of them.

[@mikefoster6018]

Yes. And he says they were one god consciousness, but I'm pretty sure they were a pantheon.

[@TheBeatle49]

Math teacher here: the Egyptians had concepts of location, distance, area, and volume. So they would have some notion of 1, 2, and 3 (and perhaps 0) dimensions.

[@mikefoster6018]

@@4Mr.Crowley2 I've noticed a real trend among Christians and Muslims in claiming that some - or often all - other religions are all monotheistic. I think they seriously over-stretch in some examples. I can almost agree when they say it regarding Hinduism, but when they start saying it regarding ancient Egypt, Amazonian tribes, Paganism etc it all gets a bit false. (Egypt did have a sort of monotheism about the sun-disk but not for long). Their motivation, typically, is to try to use slightly odd philosophical spin to claim logical proofs of one driving force, with agency and a mind, predating everything. By trying to get atheists to also agree that other religions are monotheistic, they aim to prevent the atheist challenging them with "how do you know your religion is right and xxxxxxx religion is wrong" ... as their answer then is simply "they're ultimately worshipping my god."

[@flawedgenius]

@@TheBeatle49 Three spacial dimensions plus time is four dimensions

[@solly119119]

Dominic is a great example of my opinion that many (perhaps most) theists don't really believe; they just want to. Uncovering why that is seems the best way to try and get through to them.

[@claudiaarjangi4914]

There's no shame in being raised/ taught from people that had out-dated faulty data.. It takes an honest person to admit their beliefs are based on that faulty data.. And it takes a truly honest person can admit that their beliefs were wrong because of that.. 😁☮️🌏

[@farhanfiroz7192]

"Based on my research🤓☝🏻" " i would believe what i want to believe "

[@barb0za0]

my fiancee grew up a JW... ive heard so many horror stories. her poor mom hasn't talked to any of her siblings in like 5 years, the church is having old friends write letters to her to trap her into a meeting with the elders to be disfellowshipped. truly evil stuff.

[@Yofra2002]

I find it incomprehensible that ‘good christians’ are able to judge and shun other people just because those people have different opinions or (sexual) preferences. I am so sorry for your mother in law and I know she will receive love and support from people who appreciate her for the person she is.

[@definitivamenteno-malo7919]

​@@Yofra2002It's because J-boy himself (the character, I don't even believe he existed) said that: - Who isn't with him, is against him. - Who doesn't hate family in order to love him, hates him. and that - He came to divide families.

[@noneofyourbusiness747]

Daughter said she'll speak to me again when I become not just a baptized publisher, but an elder. Absolutely heartbreaking to lose a grown child to a cult and there's nothing you can do.

[@claudiaarjangi4914]

There's no shame in being raised/ taught from people that had out-dated faulty data.. It takes an honest person to admit their beliefs are based on that faulty data.. And it takes a truly honest person can admit that their beliefs were wrong because of that.. 😁☮️🌏

[@franciscosustek7249]

No hate like "christian" luv?

[@williamtarry4405]

"Based on my research..." And yet, they can't seem to offer up their evidence for what they call their "research".

[@adamantiumbullet9215]

"research" = speculation, fantasy, wild guesses, delusion, the likely end-result of pharmacological experimentation.

[@rabid_si]

"What research can the rest of us do to come to the same conclusions as you?" "FUCKIN' COCAAAAAAAAAAAAAINE BROTHER"

[@Starhawke_Gaming]

My god lives in the 23rd dimension and created Dominic's god in an effort to experience the 11th dimension. 😂

[@livemoonbday]

Haha my god is from the 46th dimension and created yours to experience the 23rd. My dad is better than yours 😂

[@AlexisL-q2u]

Or 13th.

[@IanM-id8or]

The "proper philosophy" for "proving" Dominic's claims is the philosophy of believing any bullshit you're fed - obviously. It's the philosophy Dominic subscribes to

[@johnfox9169]

Matt applies the laser precision of sound reasoning to surgically excise the faulty thinking of the caller. Excellent work 😊

[@TheTruthKiwi]

I don't think any faulty thinking was excised here, The caller sounded pretty confident in his ignorance and delusions. Hopefully he does watch it again and realises that the hosts might be right.

[@huepix]

Matt can't even define the god he doesn't believe in

[@TheTruthKiwi]

@@huepixYou do know the format of the show right? People call in with their claims about what they believe and are asked to define their gods. The hosts use rationality and reason to ascertain whether the claims are most likely true or not. Matt has said many many times that he doesn't believe the claims about an abrahamic god are true.

[@sergei_mikhailovich]

​@@huepix Matt doesn't believe in any deity. It's the theist caller's job to define the god they do believe in, and prove their existence. That's how it works.

[@Wiggimus]

​@@huepixYou do realize that if you don't believe in a god, that it's not your job to define it, right?

[@brynpookc1127]

He actually said the temple region of the brain! Wow, really educated.

[@mort8143]

not 'temporal'?

[@totenkult]

that eating chocolate line had me cracking up. Love you Jimmy

[@Jrpyify]

Was worth hanging in there just for that 😅

[@crabbitwife5463]

Is there no end to the madness of human beings?

[@murali-alive]

there is, surrender yourself to God, you won't have reincarnations and that means you never get to experience human madness for all eternity.

[@kgal9657]

Usually at death, at least for the living as heretofore known

[@digbycrankshaft7572]

​@@murali-alivewhy would he surrender to madness in order to escape madness?

[@TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar]

No. Unfortunately.

[@magnetiktrax]

I had a martial arts teacher who told me, when he accidentally cut himself while cooking, entered the 14th dimension to heal himself. I never took another lesson from him. He also screamed at another pupil who said they had started reading the I-Ching. "You don't know what you're getting into!" Yeah he did, he was getting into a fairytale book.

[@janerkenbrack3373]

The problem appears almost immediately. The chap read some things and believed them, and then concluded that he had been doing research. Later he did more "research" by reading and believing some more things, so long as they supported his new beliefs.

[@ironsausage808]

Pretty sure he read conversations with god by Neale Donald Walsch. The whole God experiencing himself through us, fractal god thing. Honestly it makes more sense then the Bible, but is still more likely than not incorrect.

[@Heathen.Deity.]

This is the kind of bumblenugget that makes flat Earth still a thing.

[@dimitrioskalfakis]

not only looking for god in all the wrong places (nature) but also presuming there is a god to search for. sounds like a never ending story that leads to no answers and also a pointless one. the rest of the conversation was a tragic train wreck.

[@sheikhyaboooty]

Sadly so many people are happy to exchange one slave collar for another slightly less uncomfortable one.

[@consciouslyevolvingmen6832]

True, but at least it seems like he's questioning/trying...

[@thedeebo410]

He just swapped one set of unjustified authorities for another set. Some Iron Age guys that wrote their opinions and mythology down aren't more or less authoritative than some early medieval guys that wrote their opinions and mythology down. The caller is just as gullible as he was before, it's just directed at another set of nonsensical beliefs.

[@irenakovacic3281]

"I guess we just skipped the twelfth" 😂😂that made me chuckle

[@frankchinembiri1308]

wow going on a hike and seeing a beaver is my favourite Colour too

[@49perfectss]

This is one of the most confused callers in this shows history. This guy knows nothing about basic logic or epistemology.

[@QMulative]

I'd be so tempted to just badger the caller to stop their rambling look-at-the-bees-look-at-the-trees stuff, like, "Is it Yahweh? It's Yahweh isn't it? You can say Yahweh if it's Yahweh"

[@hdub8093]

"Let me throw EVERYTHING and ANYTHING I've heard of, and kinda read, and kinda sloppily put together and make sense of my B.S"... Thanks for nothing Dominic..

[@ronalddepesa6221]

One of my ex's was an ex JW. She never answered direct questions. I pretty sure it was directly from her JW upbringing. I would ask here even simple questions like "what time is it". She would reply "it's that time". Drove me nuts

[@julesmasseffectmusic]

I did the opposite, I worked in law. I answer only the question asked and I am precise. Drove my wife nuts. She would ask me to check the outhouse for bugs, I never said there were none, I said I didn't see any. Training, certainty is never a thing. She would ask do you know the time, I would look at my watch and say either yes or now I do. That was me being an arsehole

[@ronalddepesa6221]

@@julesmasseffectmusic hahaha. Love it

[@magnetiktrax]

"it's that time" Time for a divorce.

[@ronalddepesa6221]

@@magnetiktrax hahahahahaha. Bingo

[@noone3216]

Imagine being in the unfortunate position of being on the other side - sadly everyone I date has to date an exJW haha 🥲

[@johnpropwash6829]

Matt & Jimmy easily debunk all gods just by using their brains. If only religious people would try that.

[@definitivamenteno-malo7919]

But that makes them atheists. Like me, who is also an Ex-JW

[@bruderk4257]

@definitivamenteno-malo7919 I prefer calling myself a JW-survivor. How long are you out ?

[@definitivamenteno-malo7919]

@@bruderk4257 I won't call me a survivor, because I'm still being affected, if you wanna know why. I'm 10 years out or so. Well, no. 12 years since PIMO, but faded at 23, so 7 years out.

[@bruderk4257]

@definitivamenteno-malo7919 First of all congratulations for saving yourself. And affected are we all. How could we not. But we ate better of than Dominic here. What tje organisation has done to his brain is horrific. I feel bad for him.

[@definitivamenteno-malo7919]

@@bruderk4257 Yeah, couldn't say it better. Congrats to you too!

[@sueshoemaker2924]

Matt, I'm weird like that too. Favorite colors, songs, movies and books all change depending on how I feel in the moment. I'm actually glad to hear someone else say that. Maybe there should be a support group for us!

[@cygnustsp]

Nothing like growing up jw to get absolutely confused by everything

[@noone3216]

Hey now, some of us turned out just fine 😌

[@jasonrace9226]

Jimmy Snow was on fire during this call. Beavers. Sniffing farts. I am dying laughing over here.

[@AlexisL-q2u]

This gentleman spoke many a great sentence but I think that ‘’He put on a helmet connected to electricity on their head and sent weaves to that region of the brain ‘the temple’’ takes the cake.

[@lvaexploration]

Love you two, the way you don't take BS or time wasters

[@douglasthomashayden2566]

I'm surprised that caller didn't get tired, moving the goalposts around with just about every exchange.

[@Leith_Crowther]

I wanna hire him to work for my sports team. The other guys will never be able to score!

[@freakishuproar1168]

*Dominic:* The consequences for behaviour, of our actions, is always proportionally delivered *Jimmy Savile:* Hold my beer...

[@ARoll925]

Oh no, that guy is a monster

[@wabbajack2]

Jimmy: hands me his beer Me: glasses him in the face

[@freakishuproar1168]

@@ARoll925 Exactly! I almost envy Dominic and his innocence.

[@freakishuproar1168]

@@4Mr.Crowley2 Isn't it nice to think that heaven is full of murderers, rapists, child abusers, crusading genocidal maniacs and former BBC presenters. If the afterlife turns out to be real I'd honestly rather go somewhere else.

[@petyrkowalski9887]

More like « hold my leg calipers »

[@sjohno98]

Crazy that the LDS Church missed out on this guy, he seems right up their street.

[@joeanthony7759]

"It's too orderful", oh Dominic.....

[@scottsmith2235]

Dominic has said “first of all…” 15 times.

[@skepticsandscoundrels]

24:10 - This guy should write a paper: "Argument for God from the Morality of Head-Cracking."

[@TheRaven_200]

His "Proper Philosophy" for "proving" a god, I recon is the Philosophy of: "Believing any crap I hear, no matter how ridiculous or contradictory."

[@ChristianIce]

I am an atheist and an anti-thiest, and I can confirm that the majority of believers are not this dumb.

[@Furry-iousNews]

8:05 Isnt this the plot for lawnmower man???😂😂😂

[@mr_whitehair]

"humans are not the arbiters of truth Also I would like to declare that I know that there is a God"

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Exactly

[@deviantoutcast]

I know this video is already 11 months old which in youtube-terms means it's practically ancient and forgotten by the algorithm at large. So though I doubt anyone will read this (least of all Dominic, the caller), I feel it is part of my duty as an Egyptologist (M.A) to rectify the misinformation that Dominic has built part of his world-view and beliefs on. The Ancient Egyptian did *not* a: believe in a "universal consciousness" nor did they b: believe in any personified or deified entity representative of a "universal consciousness". c: have a concept of "heaven" that in anyway pertains to the ideas of heaven seen in any of the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). d: believe that the realm of the gods were divided into different dimensions. Also, the Ancient Egyptians were polytheists - they believed in many gods - several of them sharing characteristics with other gods. E.g. there never was *a* creator god - there were multiple. Thus, there were never *a* creation story - there were multiple. If you're going to build your world-view on something, at least you should know what that _"Something"_ is, and whether or not it comports with reality and the factual evidence. Thanks to the Internet, never before in history has it's been easier than it is at this very moment in time, to access information. You owe it to yourself, and to your fellow apes past, present, and future to make good use of that amazing gift that so many brilliant people have worked hard in order for you to take for granted. Stay Safe, and Stay Sane Cheers! /Xenu Approves this Message

[@johnnytwotimes7854]

Jimmy absolutely killed it at the end of this convo

[@timg7627]

“I’ve made up a bunch of stuff so I’m going to believe it and you can’t stop me” -Dominic

[@vic.smittie.5668]

People will literally "beieve" all kinds of weird shit! 🙄🤦😳

[@MicrobyteAlan]

I’m bi-dimensional, the Z -axis scares me

[@TattooedGranny]

What is your favorite color? I went hiking and saw a beaver. Epic.

[@petermeichan3160]

this caller reminds me of David Icke, those in the UK will be very familiar with him

[@FlyinZX10R]

The guy who plays soccer with lizard people?😂

[@mulletsandmustaches8656]

And tons of other spiritual people ✨️ wrapped up in this stuff

[@petermeichan3160]

@@FlyinZX10R the correct name is football not soccer, but yes that nutcase

[@petermeichan3160]

@@mulletsandmustaches8656 What is spiritual exactly ?

[@mulletsandmustaches8656]

@@petermeichan3160 Those that despise structured religion, but still grab onto a form of God. A ton of them In the truther movement or conspiracy theorist groups

[@martinb2213]

It's like this guy had watched a 1950's science fiction B movie and took it as reality

[@John-qs5xo]

Matt, I thought I was the only one who struggles to answer what my “favorite” anything is. I like different things at different times, and I don’t need to pick one to satisfy the questioners view that favorites are some essential quality of humanity. To me, it is as inane as asking what the “best” thing is. It’s laughably imprecise.

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

Some people are just very desperate to believe in something that removes them from responsibility and actual living.

[@spybird5870]

pretty sure that's because of brainwashing since toddlerhood like most societies, not because it's "innate".

[@ritchie6162]

I feel bad for him. Jehovah’s Witnesses generally have to live EXTREMELY sheltered and religiously-fueled lives, far more so than mainstream religious communities. Trying to understand atheism coming from a culture like that would be unbelievably difficult.

[@noone3216]

A lot of us (exJWs) have no issue with atheism, evolution, chemistry, etc., and among that sample I'd say you get a variety of faith-levels, so to speak. Personally, I was always very academically-minded and intelligent though, and I think that's all it really boils down to. The majority of JWs are simply unable to grasp even mildly complex concepts, because they believe they have no reason to explore science for answers, on account of their already thinking they have the ultimate answer. The result is their logic/comprehension skills never get developed, aka "that's too confusing for me, so it must be untrue", "If it was true it wouldn't need such a complicated explanation", etc

[@simonl1135]

"One time I went on a hike and I saw a beaver"🤣

[@rocketrabble6737]

What colour was the hike?

[@farhanfiroz7192]

​@@rocketrabble6737summer

[@mckorr2116]

The dimensions, the tablet, alchemy (as above so below)... the caller was "quoting" (extremely badly) Rosicrucianism. The Golden Dawn. Who's most famous member was Aleister Crowley.

[@elmolewis9123]

Dominic: "Based on my research...". I had to keep watching and he didn't disappoint. 🤦 Sounds like the Woodstock brown acid is on the rebound.

[@brucebaker810]

Some people took that as a challenge. Their kids...

[@vvanheukelum]

Something tells me Dominic's favorite YT channel is Spirit Science

[@Valdagast]

Re: The end of this video. When the channel reaches 1 Million subscribers, there should be a video of Forrest Valkai released into the wilds, to gallop and frolic like the free calf he is.

[@zer0set721]

The audio production crew should balance the mic levels so Matt's mike isn't blasting and the phone call and other guy are not nearly as loud. The audio mixing could be better. Thanks.

[@user-uy6uc5ey5q]

I do feel sorry for Dominic. Its extremely likely he was home schooled or brought in a JW educational setting and as a very closed cult they don't teach people to think sceptically and/or to easily determine junk science/info from good. They don't don't want followers to question doctrine, its all about obeisance. Once leaving the closed intellectual world of the Jehovah's Witness community without having having any real modern educational intellectual tools (He makes a passing reference to this early on in the clip) to tell well researched concepts and ideas from the bizarre. As JW beliefs are based on some esoteric takes on an already odd mythical standard Christianity he was pretty well setup to fall down into the modern hole of 'spiritual esotericism' thinking. I think in some of these instances, callers like Dominic could be shown more an empathic response on call in shows, where he is asked why he ended up thinking well outside modern scientific norms. I found in the US when living there, that there are a lot of people like Dominic who are as much victims of a reglious upbringing combined with a poor general education (both formal and informal) who end up down some very odd intellectual rabbit holes. Generally found a non confrontational conversation about how they got to a belief system and what tools they have or don't have can be a a real 'break' to people's thinking. For instance the stuff Anthony Magnabosco is doing I think is having a more positive effect than these call in show do.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

I think you're right about Dominic and how these people lack sufficient reasoning and skepticism skills but I don't think the hosts are doing a bad job. Everyone has their different takes and methods. Anthony is great and really fleshes out the other person's pov. Jimmy is rational and approachable and Matt just wants to get to the meat of the issue and sort it out asap. They're all good ways and can help different people.

[@dubyagrip]

Dude tried drugs and wasn't ready for them

[@joseelizondo8028]

Im wondering if Dominic knows what dimensions are we in?

[@Mugairyuiai]

Fair play to the hosts for entertaining this caller. I used to think I was lost, may someone help him find a way other than the one he's on now.

[@janerkenbrack3373]

A friend told me his grandfather had ghosts in his butt, and proved them by pulling his finger.

[@brucebaker810]

Methani. Bowel Spirit. Or jazz musician.

[@harlzberg6068]

Isaac Vail was on the water canopy theory, also the genesis flood by whitcomb and morris. Have you researched any of those guys work?

[@brucebaker810]

"It was connected with the temple region and the frontal region. ...Of the brain." -- Dominic. Describing his research material.

[@banonKING]

I always aprpeciate a good Marvels reference that is also specifically a reference to late 90s hip-hop. Also a John Carpenter "Ghost of Mars" too?!

[@mikedonoghues4018]

“The Eleventh Dimension”? I think I saw them supporting The Grateful Dead in ‘78.

[@richardhedd3080]

I'm fascinated that asking the first question, and that's which god? That question always seems to befuddle a theist. As if all humans only know of one god. Even the bible acknowledges that people believe in other gods. This conversation is doomed from the start.

[@karlrschneider]

I have a neighbor who sits on his porch talking into an empty Campbell's soup can, and tells me in all seriousness that he's "on the phone" with Albert Einstein. Compared to this guy, my neighbor is completely rational and sane.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

See if you can get your neighbor to call in man 😂😂😂

[@indiegun]

@@TheTruthKiwi Why bother? He'll just have a bunch of canned responses to whatever they ask him.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

@@indiegun 😂😂😂 good one man.

[@freakishuproar1168]

@@indiegun Heh... x3

[@bookie5667]

Check if there's a bit of string coming out the bottom of the can.... if there is then... don't interrupt him because he's on the phone! 😊

[@Vondoodle]

I’ve noticed a lot of callers calling up to talk about theism-lite and how it’s all fluffy and secular.. lots of smuggling going on

[@TheTruthKiwi]

They've finally figured out that the bible can't be used as evidence so have had to change tack quite dramatically

[@MrCliffipoo]

Moo

[@ward1117]

Matt and Jimmy go together like bread and butter lol

[@MisterRorschach90]

My phone screen is a cracked and it was exactly over Matt’s left eye and the refraction made him look like sloth from the goonies! Hahaha I wish I had a way to take a picture of it.

[@MisterRorschach90]

I’m not commenting on his appearance. It’s the apparent appearance because of refraction. So technically it’s not breaking the rule. Lol

[@EehAmanda]

I bet if we all did shots whenever a theist says "I don't know" we'd all still be sober with a closed bottle at the end.

[@JustArten]

This is another of those calls where the audio is notably unbalanced.

[@stevenaustin8274]

So is the caller

[@davidpotter9595]

Is this guy campaigning for dungeon master of the Year award? Sounds like something out of forgotten realms!

[@hdub8093]

THIS took 30 min?!.. sheesh!

[@GalactusTheDestroyer]

Jesus fucking christ Dominic was unbearable. I'm impressed with the hosts patience.

[@theargonianmercenary184]

I sometimes wonder what it must be like being the host on any of these call in shows, and then I remember what happened last time I tried to reason with someone who’s addiction was more important than reality. Suffice to say, always make sure you’re in a safe environment when you begin a discussion about a sensitive topic.

[@ericlevin3794]

"It's too "orderful." And, we can just end the conversation there... 🤣

[@HotelierNYC]

"Because it is too ORDERFUL."

[@henrypadilla7973]

@30:50 - Jimmy: "There's a bunch of people named 'Hank" I just freaked WAY out." YES! Yes, you did. Now stop looking in my window!

[@myanbeach]

This caller demonstrates perfectly how religion makes people think and state absurd, delusional, stupid things!

[@absolutearcher3137]

"Mom can we have spirit science?" "We have spirit science at home." Spirit science at home:

[@almightydiplodocus]

Oh man, I remember thinking Jews came from the future, Mars used to be inhabited by devil people, and wearing blue would make me smarter. What a dumb cult.

[@richardwarner8648]

The Truth will never be found in religion. People will believe in and support any system that displaces a person's responsibility for their actions. Smh....

[@Shermanbay]

I'm partial to the 13th dimension. It's really good luck!

[@tim4883]

Hey Matt are you on that Netflix show wrestlers? I swear that was you by the smoke machine lol.

[@Where_is_Waldo]

"Man, I've been playing chess for the last five minutes..." 🤣 Perfect response.

[@alanlowe9716]

He has a bucketful of random snippets that he thinks add up to a full image, when he hasn't investigated any of the snippets in depth to find out where they dry up... Willful ignorance at its best

[@randycny]

This guy must have watched "Men who stare at goats". lol

[@Furry-iousNews]

4:34 "In my research...." "Why do you believe this? " "..... this other religious text said so....." No irony whatsoever...... bro

[@davidantell2855]

I grew up in the borg as well. I left with some but not all of my family. Thankfully i no longer have the burden of religion any more.

[@CaptainDooDoo-ans]

Did you notice that his god was not the pool of vomit on the nightclub bathroom floor?

[@andythekid2156]

“I’ve been playing chess for the past five minutes” Wow. :/

[@michaeldodds2722]

"Before the universe existed did your god exist?" "Yes." "Demonstrate this is true." "Blah blah blah psycho babble blah blah blah." "OK."

[@amandajones661]

This caller started out strong. My first question was his too. How many times was the Bible translated?

[@rodan5052]

Billy Carson wrote the Emerald Tablets

[@rocketrudolf3854]

Why does it seem the more religious someone is , there ability to answer a straight question turns to crap.

[@KrissieSeaton]

I recognised some of what Dominic was talking about. Basic theosophy. The Hermetica and The Emerald Tablet. New age spiritualism. Literally just nonsense that people choose to believe to make themselves feel special and important because they are in on the secret. I dont think he was expecting to get torn apart so thoroughly as he thought he had secret knowledge.

[@timothywilliams4089]

He adds,...''based on my research'', which he conveniently makes up,....this is ofter referred to as 'make believe',....ask any 5 year old!

[@robertshepard2117]

That kid sounded like he just started reading some Carlos Castaneda cliff notes.