Bible Prophecies Are Fulfilled | Talk Heathen 06.37

[@oneysnyder2116]

Rick: there’s so so many… Host: give me your best one… Rick: (fails to give a prophecy)

[@jameswright...]

@@Jik239 No he didn't, he gave what he thought was prophecy but it was picked apart. Prophecy is nonsense from man a b.s immoral historically scientifically wrong book of myths and fables.

[@bluesmanmcp]

@@Jik239 Could you be so kind as to reference the bible chapter & verse for "Jesus predicting his gospel will reach the whole world". Many thanks, in advance.

[@leparfumdugrosboss4216]

@@Jik239 not really hard that one, I can do it right here and now: "I prophetize this comment will reach people 2000 years from now!" Now either it does, and I will be a prophet, or it does not and nobody will remember me to say I failed. Face I win, heads I don't loose.

[@yoyohayli]

@@Jik239 That's not a good prophecy because there is no given time limit and it's incredibly vague. It's not insane to think that if someone creates a religion and sees they're getting a nice following, that eventually people all over the world will hear about it. Like, that's just how information spreads???? EDIT: Plus, even IF the gospel had reached all these tribal civilizations in remote places that are still unaware of the major religions of the world (meaning, the prophecy has the been fulfilled)...literally every time someone is born or someone develops dementia, the gospel would no longer have reached everyone on earth. Babies literally can't comprehend anything other than being hungry and needing to poop, and people with dementia don't have access to that information in their brains anymore. So again, the prophecy fails.

[@SevenOfNineteen]

@@Jik239 😂😂🤣🤣

[@heiyuall]

“If water exists, I win!” Never play chess with this man.

[@FourDeuce01]

He never plays chess. The closest he comes is Pigeon Chess.🤡

[@bobdobbs943]

I play chess. I play in tournaments.

[@FourDeuce01]

@@bobdobbs943 I hope you play chess better than you do religious apologetics.🤡

[@dereknoto6555]

@@bobdobbs943 proud of ya bob

[@iainrendle7989]

Play waterpolo.....a really winning combination 😂

[@shriggs55]

Abe Lincoln was a vampire hunter,don't you know.His hunting skills were legendary! That's why you don't see vampires around today.😊

[@bharathdeva9407]

🤣🤣🤣

[@DJ-73]

And a zombie hunter 😁

[@bronsonedward]

Yup, yup, they even have a documentary about it too. Lol

[@lnsflare1]

Counterpoint: Abraham Lincoln was terrible at vampire hunting, which is why the government, especially his former party, is full of so many soulless bloodsuckers who shouldn't be able to look at themselves in a mirror.

[@richardhall6034]

Yes I've read 📚 his biography Abraham Lincoln vampire 🧛‍♀️ hunter

[@anthonybariek997]

The sarcasm by the presenters here is world class, it’s almost like they’re British stand ups 😂😂😂

[@dereknoto6555]

Johnny is so good at it. Polite yet scathing.

[@gokblok]

By far my two favorite hosts.

[@devinbraun1852]

About to click play on a call about fulfilled biblical prophesies - preparing to be underwhelmed.

[@diogeneslamp8004]

This is a better prophecy than anything the caller cited.

[@markmiller7317]

Being "UNDERWHELMED" is a self "FULFILLING" "PROPHECY"

[@oldmanaz.6811]

It was fulfilled your prophecy, look at ya go!

[@miguelquintana8076]

I already knew these were going to fail. I'm a prophet, worship me!

[@bobdobbs943]

Doesnt matter how obviouly true the prophesy is, you god haters will say its not true. Lying to yourself is OK.

[@thomastrinkle2294]

It’s almost as if the writers of the New Testament were aware of the prophecies of the Old Testament and wrote their stories to fit them…

[@RaulPerez-jj5jj]

Theists tend to not have any answer to this when I hitem with this one.

[@lagodifuoco313]

🤔

[@thomastrinkle2294]

@@RaulPerez-jj5jj The only response I ever get is people claiming that the early Christians were persecuted and no one would “die for a lie”. I then start asking them why they aren’t Baha’i, given that the followers of the Bab were willing to be tortured and executed for their beliefs.

[@RaulPerez-jj5jj]

@@thomastrinkle2294 Thats a good one. I like that. My answer to them is usually: "Yes there was actually a time that christians were persecuted. But didnt they BELIEEEEEVEEE it? They believed it. They didnt think it was a lie. They thought it was true. So this doesnt help at all.

[@bobdobbs943]

@@RaulPerez-jj5jj Hit them with what one?

[@gabrieledwards1066]

Calls with true believers are my favorite.

[@jewellevy]

Me, too. Christians are hilarious.

[@gazza595]

"It's not hard for Arthur Conan Doyle to solve his own mysteries" I'm definitely stealing that, don't know if Johnny originated that one but it's excellent.

[@DriverGuy23]

The world ending prophecy reminds me of Monty Pythons Holy Grail when the peasant says that the Witch turned him into a Newt. Everyone looks at him and he immediately says, “I got better”. Yeah, Rick, the world is still here Bud, hasn’t ended, lol

[@Mr.PeabodyTheSkeptic]

Great analogy. Bible prophecy is Sir Arthur Conan Doyle solving his own mysteries. Brilliant!

[@FourDeuce01]

“It doesn’t pay a prophet to be too specific.” Robert Heinlein

[@grip4us]

Got to love how so many Christians desires the end times!

[@EustaBAracer]

I mean, the goal of Christianity is heaven, so it's a death cult, yeah.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Yup. It is literally a death cult. If something promises everything after you die that's just what it is.

[@toughenupfluffy7294]

BEWARE: they are doing everything in their power to create Armageddon! Apparently they think THAT will cause their imaginary Skydaddy to come back. They must be getting tired of waiting for the last 2,000 years...

[@Arkloyd]

They all want to kiss the ass of an evil magical torturer, for all eternity, spending their off day of Saturday enjoying the view of hell.

[@creativewriter3887]

they have a blood lust and a deep hatred of Jews.. They want their hate and (risen) Jesus too.

[@johnlane1206]

My prophecy is that "Rick " will call in multiple times using different names.

[@AlexPBenton]

For someone who cares so much about these prophecies, he sure doesn’t seem to have done any research

[@EustaBAracer]

Research is exactly how you poke holes in a religion, so he cant do that.

[@TheSnoeedog]

Sure he did....he asked his pastor.

[@Currin4]

At 16:00 minutes, Abe Lincoln. You forgot to mention he was a vampire slayer as well.

[@robertraab]

Rick is drowning in that Kool-Aid. I think he should go preach to the Sentinelese so the prophecy can be fulfilled!

[@Scowdich]

Is that Rick's carbon monoxide detector I hear in the background?

[@EustaBAracer]

You just expect a holy god warrior to know how to swap a 9 volt battery?

[@diogeneslamp8004]

It would explain his thought patterns…

[@canderson5098]

Fries are done

[@diogeneslamp8004]

@@canderson5098 🤣

[@MasterCedar]

No, it's his bullshit detector going off

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Close the f'n door Rick! 😂 😂 😂 Man I love Johnny's dry sense of humour.

[@chibbersthesquirrel6189]

It's really sad how low the bar is for Christians' "fulfilled prophecies"

[@sledderal1016]

Motivated reasoning let's you connect all the dots and in any order.

[@LOwens-xf8yo]

Christians are far too skeptical to believe scientists about anything from biochemistry to cosmology, because science is limited to the “material world.” But they have no problem with talking donkeys & walking on water, because … Bible.

[@Slum0vsky]

"Bible is full of fulfilled prophecies, but I can't quote any!" Sigh, what a waste of time.

[@EustaBAracer]

I love the "belief that there is evidence" of thesists. They don't have any, but they know that they need evidence to convince others, so they just 'believe' that the evidence exists. Just like this guy 'believes' that the bible if filled with fulfilled prophecy, despite not being able to effectively point one out.

[@starfishsystems]

@@EustaBAracer Wishful thinking. Usually, somewhere in the background, is a similar amount of fearful thinking.

[@bobdobbs943]

Ezekiel 37 and 38, Israel will return as a nation again in the latter days and be surrounded by hostile nations. There one. There are lots more.

[@EustaBAracer]

@@bobdobbs943 Is that your best one? Because saying a country will exist eventually is far from prophetic.

[@bobdobbs943]

@@EustaBAracer Israel has been gone for 2000 yrs. How many nations come back after 2000 yrs? None but Israel as predicted in Ezek 37 and 38 and other places. So, tell me, how many nations came back after 2000 yrs and were told 3000 yrs ago that it would happen? Ill be waiting to hear from you.

[@bryanblalack4340]

Rick really believes what he believes he believes.

[@bsslayer7623]

well said, I think.🤔

[@TheSnoeedog]

...or so he was told.

[@mariavaleriagiacaglia8974]

I admire the hosts for their mighty patience.

[@LuminesBreezer--]

I've been waiting for a call like this one. For these to be debunked are so epic.

[@crunchyfrog555]

You can'ty give one prophecy but it's loads put together? Sorry, but the plural of anecdote isn't evidence. Things don't suddenly become true just because it's loads of piss poor evidence.

[@starfishsystems]

Or to put it another way, there's a basic misunderstanding of statistics here. If you cite several weak examples in favor of your claim, you may think that their probabilities kind of ADD UP to make the claim more credible. No. That's not how it works. The probabilities in fact MULTIPLY. Whether or not these are weak claims (though it's especially true if they are) the resulting product converges toward ZERO as you add more claims.

[@bobdobbs943]

@@starfishsystems God says in Ezekiel 37 and 38 that Israel will be gathered together again in the latter days. It became a nation again in 1948. I guess you will say its not true. You have to say its not true. Its been gone for 2000 yrs. I called in on Matts show and he said it wasnt true. Realism and honesty isnt the hallmark of the atheist.

[@nagranoth_]

yeah, you do NOT need to be highly intelligent to "fulfill" earlier prophecies in a book. You just need to be able to read and write.

[@shanewilson7994]

The more reputable Biblical scholars don't remotely call the Gospels eye-witness accounts, like at all. Nobody who is taken seriously actually says this.

[@DJ-73]

💯 fact. Just like the majority of historians say Moses was not a real person and the Exodus never happened or the flood.

[@scambammer6102]

they don't even claim to be eyewitnesses. They are written in the third person. None of them says "I went over and talked to Jesus".

[@ahuramazda32]

You two are my favorites. Honest, smart, and not assholes like so many other hosts. Word up

[@peterfarkas9857]

Who would the assholes be?

[@afroatheist-isnowafroantit6154]

The assholes are, too.

[@bobdobbs943]

Im glad you think they are smart. They believe they are smart.

[@ahuramazda32]

@@bobdobbs943 lay off the pipe pink poseur

[@bobdobbs943]

@@ahuramazda32 What is that?

[@blarglemantheskeptic]

failed prophesy: 1. Did Nebuchadnezzar II breach the walls of Tyre? Ezekiel 26:1-21 1a. Was Tyre destroyed for all time? 2. Is Egypt a barren wasteland? Ezekiel 29:1-15, Joel 3:19 3. Did Nebuchadnezzar II conquer Egypt? Jeremiah 43:9-13, Jeremiah 46:13-25, Ezekiel 29:16-21 4. Did Egyptians ever speak Canaaite? Isaiah 19:18 5. Did the line of David endure forever? Samuel 7:13-16, 1 Kings 11:34-36 6. Did Jesus return BEFORE all the people who heard him speak (face to face) died? Matthew 16:27-28 7. Did Jesus return BEFORE a single generation passed? Luke 21:25-32, Mark 13:24-31, Matthew 24:29-34

[@blarglemantheskeptic]

☝️ If even a SINGLE ONE of this sample of failed prophecy has actually failed, then the Bible logically CANNOT be the inerrant word of an Omniscient being. Good luck theists!

[@ateriana5116]

@@blarglemantheskeptic They all happened in a different universe, just like all fictional stories.

[@DJ-73]

For answers to your questions: 1. Nope 1a. Nope 2. Nope 3. Nope 4. Nope 5. Nope 6. Nope 7. Nope Conclusion: failed prophecies. Nothing but lies that gullible people accept to be true. To any Christian who reads this and @Blargleman The Skeptic, wake up!!! Your bible, god and Jesus are lies and a myth. The evidence against your beliefs is overwhelming! This is the only life you get, so live this life to the fullest and give it a purpose. Help those in need, be kind and respectful to others. It is up to you to give your life meaning so chose wisely.

[@kidslovesatan34]

The messiah's name was prophesied to be Emmanuel. They couldn't even get his name right.

[@DJ-73]

@@kidslovesatan34 Immanuel

[@timothybrown5999]

The truest thing Rick said was that his brain shut down. He meant right then and there, but it’s clearly a pre-existing condition.

[@TheSnoeedog]

how does one shut down something that never was (or at least never functioned)? If I wheel over a red wagon and tell you it's an airplane and that the engine is running, how would you go about shutting it down? Rick is what Baby K would have grown into had they not *FINALLY* pulled the plug on it...

[@kevinmichael8619]

Jesus didn't fulfill the most important prophecy of all-- that the Jews would accept Him as the Messiah.

[@laurenferris2223]

Could you please point me to the passage of scripture that states that the Jews would accept Jesus as Messiah?

[@DJ-73]

@@laurenferris2223 I think he is referring to the messiah that is yet to come according to scripture. That would be in OT. The messiah the Jews are waiting for that was described and the reason Jews don't accept will be born from a non virgin, have an actual human father, will be a sinner, will have a wife and children and will unite and bring peace between the nations, etc. Jesus definitely did not fit the description of the messiah that is to come according to Hebrew scriptures. If you do your research, you can see why in the NT and Christianity claim the Jewish people did not accept Jesus as the messiah. If you really want to learn more go to Rabbi Tovia Singer's KZbin channel: Tovia Singer. He shows how Christianity twisted the Hebrew scriptures to create their Jesus character.

[@laurenferris2223]

@@DJ-73How will you know when the "Messiah that is yet to come" arrives? How will you recognise Him?

[@DJ-73]

@@laurenferris2223 you know how in the Bible it says that God will give a sign, that a virgin (young woman) will conceive and bare a child and she will call him Immanuel? The word virgin was mistranslated and in Hebrew it means young woman. As far as how are we to know, good question considering there has been many young women that have had a boy and called him Immanuel. You should visit Tovia Singer on KZbin. He's a Rabbi that shows how Christianity is wrong.

[@laurenferris2223]

@@DJ-73 Where is the scripture that you are relying on? I want to see it in scripture, not rely on someone's opinion. And where is He going to be born? Will He be born from a royal family? Which tribe of Judah will He come from?

[@NN-wc7dl]

Nice prophecies. Thank you, Nick, you gave me the laugh of the month.

[@johnatkins3017]

I say "my God" or "oh my God" often. Wow! It was a foretold!

[@lnsflare1]

You see, the *fact* that Son Gohan started wearing a motorcycle helmet style mask with small, insect-like antenna and JoJo posing before a fight is *proof* that Masked/Kamen Rider was a work of prophecy and that Dragon Ball is the true word of God. Gohan even died and came back to life in the process of helping his father defeat evil in the form of Majin Buu, which puts him one up on Jesus who died while failing to actually fulfill any of the prophecies of the Messiah.

[@GrandChupon]

Rick must be a yoga teacher because he does a hell of a stretch.

[@lnsflare1]

Yoga is the devil's pilates! /s

[@mnschoen]

... I'm now convinced Rick has never read the Bible.

[@robertjordinelli3041]

This guy is reaching so hard, his back is probably broken. Pathetic.

[@NMPIN]

I saw a show this week and it tracked the likely historical origins of biblical stories. It mentioned a Roman officer named Antonis Panthera who assaulted a girl and she became pregnant and her family disowned her. She was cornered one day and was about to be stoned to death when an architect Joseph stepped in and claimed her as property saving her life. They later married and had to flee Jerusalem because Panthera was rumoured to be plotting to kill them. The twin sons born from the assault Matthias and Jesus returned to Jerusalem after Panthera died.

[@dygz]

Isaiah 7:14 "Therefore the Lord Himself shall give you a sign: Behold, a virgin shall conceive and bear a Son, and shall call His name Immanuel." "Well then, the Lord himself will give you a sign: a young woman who is pregnant will have a son and will name him ‘Immanuel.’" The interesting part is that the first gospels written do not refer to this prophecy. Rather, it appears that Matthew and Luke add in the birth of Jesus purposefully to legitimize Jesus as the Messiah. Matthew and Luke were both aware of the Isaiah prophecy. Paul, Mark and John were also aware of the Isaiah prophecy, but didn't think it was an important reference...no need for it in their apologetics.

[@DJ-73]

In Isaiah 7:14 the word for young woman was either mistranslated by mistake or purposely mistranslated to deceive to mean a virgin will conceive to create the Jesus character. The messiah that is to come and unite and bring peace to the nations doesn't fit with the the Jesus character. The messiah would be born with his father being his actual father (unlike Joseph), would be a sinner (unlike Jesus), have a wife and children (unlike Jesus), and so forth.

[@dygz]

@@DJ-73 Yes. An actual patrilineal descendant of David. Rather than the bizarre convoluted lineages in the gospels.

[@jolene6911]

So many claims of magic, it’s so ridiculous that people argue for religion.

[@anthonyharty1732]

@Rechard Dorkins No he’s arguing AGAINST religion.

[@scambammer6102]

@@anthonyharty1732 details

[@kathyheitchue2022]

The entire world is the Middle East in this context

[@epicurusstan3223]

Instead of asking two atheists about it maybe he should talk to a Rabbi. Rabbi Tovia Singer would be a good one to talk to about the so called prophecies in the old testament. When he said that every story is about Jesus that just means his mind is mush and he thinks everything is about Jesus.

[@wynlewis5357]

The fast talking butterfly mind Rick ! Here's my prophecy about Rick .. I predict he will NEVER slow down his talking or jump onto another subject super quick.

[@brucewilliams4152]

So psalm 22 , the point I was making, Jesus alone and praying. His followers are asleep. Yet we are told the 'my god,my God speech'. So who is the mysterious reporter here as the followers are asleep and Jesus alone talking to God or himself

[@uncleanunicorn4571]

16:26 you heretic. Abraham Lincoln clearly existed, so obviously the movie Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is a documentary.

[@Gaston-Melchiori]

What is the verse where Jesus sais "some of you will still be alive in the end times"?

[@dygz]

Psalm 22 is not about Jesus. Mark is aware of Psalm 22 and has Jesus reference it (Mark 15:34). That's not fulfillment of prophecy. Gospel writers referenced Old Testament passages in order to proclaim that Jesus fulfilled the Messiah prophecies, yes. We know. That does not mean that their claims were true.

[@starlaminde8436]

Prophecies are such ridiculous conversations

[@bobdobbs943]

Like the prophesy that says Israel will become a nation again? 3000 yr old prophesy, made even befor Israel was disbanded. Now its true. Many more like that. Good guess eh?

[@tonybrantley]

Genisis says go forth and RE-plenish the earth !!

[@williamwatson4354]

If the book of Matt was written by an actual follower of Jesus, why did he find it necessary to copy so much of Mark?

[@unturbe]

Even if you concede that the Gospel has reached everywhere, can you blame people for not accepting an outside religion after they have been brought up under a different religion? Don’t these believers understand that these people DO NOT have free choice in this, whether by coercion, social and family pressure, or simply because they have internalized their religion from infancy????

[@kissit012]

If they didn’t have free choice, there wouldn’t be converts and atheists.

[@jensraab2902]

I've heard this argument about hundreds of prophecies come true quite a lot by Christians but I am fairly confident in saying that the vast majority has not bothered into looking into that claim. They repeat what they heard from, what they consider to be, trusted source like their pastor (or maybe some YT apologist). The reason, I'm saying this is that there generally are only a handful that are specified when they are asked (if they know them at all), and often, like in this very case with the supposed prophecy in Isaiah, they don't know the details or context. And I'm not sure if they would so proudly repeat this nonsense if they actually did look into them. I once pressed someone on some internet forum and was given a link to a website that listed I don't know how many of these supposed prophecies. Could have been two or three hundred. I really don't remember exactly. But I do vividly remember looking up a sample of 20 or more of them and I can tell you that most of them were complete crap. Hardly any of them were what you would even recognize as a prophecy. Most examples drew connections between two passages that really have no connection at all if you read them in context. And then you have Matthew, the evangelist who wrote for a Jewish audience and therefore spiced up his gospel at every possible opportunity with details that aren't found anywhere else and which supposedly fulfilled some prophecy from the Old Testament. A cynic might say he pulled these details out of his rear end. (He's quite the fabulist at any rate; just take the Jerusalem zombies, a supposed event when the tombs in one of the biggest cities in the Roman Empire opened up and the dead roamed the street. But somehow nobody other than Matthew gave a flying fuck to record this? So much for his credibility). In short, the vast majority of these prophecies are embarrassingly bad.

[@scottlouissmith2382]

He needs to sell everything and ride a jackass!

[@brucewilliams4152]

Or king Arthur. Now there may have been a romano celtic watchdog called Arturus. May have had Cataphractoi in his army. According the mabinogion ( Welsh poetry), defeated the Saxons in 12 major battles. However, the grail, camalot, Lancelot,percival, sword in the stone are legends attached to Arthur who may have been a legitimate character in Britain after the romans left.

[@davidsmith-uw2ci]

Virgin will give birth? That happened way before Jesus he was not the 1st "virgin birth" in older religions it happened b4. But in reality It didn't happen then and didn't happen in Christianity or any other time in history.

[@davidsmith-uw2ci]

Christians The most persecuted? Lmao More like the most pampered and privileged.

[@jaclo3112]

Even when the were persecuted, majority of christians were persecuted by other christians.

[@grip4us]

Paul Bunion, John Henry, Johnny Appleseed. All myths based on people who existed, IMHO all comparable to Jesus

[@Syncopation24]

Heard this guy call in to multiple Atheist call in shows and I'm seeing a pattern. He's very energetic and likes to gish gallop for one. For two he needs to hear that the plural of anecdote is not data. Also a whole bunch of weak correlations (it's generous to even call them that) do not amount to a strong foundation for an argument. Every call from him is him burying the hosts in a list of a,b,c,d,e,f... until they cut him off or he runs out of steam to talk. It's incredibly clear he (like so many theists) is starting with a conclusion and trying desperately to stretch as many possible things to fit that conclusion as possible. Rather than being intellectually honest and asking if there is reason enough to be convinced.

[@callmeflexplays]

This dude lives in his own head making connections and rationalizing the bible, or rather his cartoon of it in his head since he seems to not know it so well. Rick, do any research on what scholars think about that book and all this ad-hoc absurdity you're cobbling together in your head will just fall away. You're flailing around inside of your own mind and not actually seeking what is already known and understood by experts/scholars.

[@designer1970]

jesus, stop the beeping in the background! callers who won't respond to basic questions are so rude. and not being prepared is what you are when you're 8 in school, not when you've chosen to call in to make your argument

[@pmtoner9852]

In English class, we call it foreshadowing

[@goddessmelanisia]

Paul Bunyon wrestled the big blue ox.

[@thedave1771]

How about some prophesies that actually happened, not that were added to a sequel fantasy story? That would be a wee bit more convincing.

[@bulkvanderhuge9006]

According to this guy, a witness testimony during a trial is a "Prophecy"

[@dwendt44]

In fact, there were three jesus's wandering around the middle east during the early days of christianity.

[@EustaBAracer]

Like a Three Stooges kinda Jesus trio?

[@blarglemantheskeptic]

Are you referring to separate mentions in the Talmud?

[@dwendt44]

@@blarglemantheskeptic No.

[@dwendt44]

@@EustaBAracer their lives may have overlapped but likely didn't know or know of each other.

[@blarglemantheskeptic]

@@dwendt44 then, evidence?

[@BorisNoiseChannel]

Emanuel

[@freddan6fly]

Did rick himself set an alarm when he had rambled on for 4 minutes?

[@2l84me8]

It’s the bullshit alert. The doctors had it installed for him.

[@TheSnoeedog]

I hadn't realized that homeschooling was *"a thing"* up here in soviet canuckistan....maybe that's the only way they can get GED's to the unfortunate souls who occupy the same wing of the institution as Rick. I'll ask one of the doctors at the next meeting.

[@davidsmith-uw2ci]

If even one prophecy came true what about the way more that didn't come true. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then.

[@karlrschneider]

Actually, there are sane, rational and intelligent people in Canada. I know this because I have been there............and met them both.

[@kurman4749]

This guy cannot give a single instance of a biblical prophesy fulfilled.

[@chiefreficul9774]

abe lincoln was a vampire hunter.

[@davemould4638]

You cannot claim that a prophecy came true because one passage in a possibly fictitious book predicted an event in the same book, even if they were written at different times by different people. The later author could obviously have read the previous prediction and made up a story that "fulfills" that prophecy. It would need to be a passage in a book that predicted a significant later real-life event that has been proven to have happened after the book had been written.

[@dannywebb2987]

If you finish every sentence with right then you're right right?

[@derekwalker1114]

Jesus reciting that chapter doesn't make it a prophecy about him. Any crucified person could have quoted that it and you would be just as justified to say it was a prophecy about him instead

[@grip4us]

I miss Matt. This is the type of caller I love hearing him dealing with.

[@EustaBAracer]

I tend to agree, but these two give the caller enough rope to hang himself whereas Matt would likely go full nuclear (which is awesome) Nice to have a lil variety.

[@samcero]

Tying any stories from the past and label it a prophecy is automatically a non sequitur.

[@oldmanaz.6811]

Rick doesn't understand... well much of anything. I feel like we should get to "Jews in space!" (If ya know)

[@glenhill9884]

Rick, the very first thing you were told was to FREAKING FOCUS!!!!! You are all over the radar scope and won't shut up and listen. That's so despicable. Settle the freak down and handle one point at a time.

[@bobwilson3980]

So killing everything in the world is baptism.

[@nagranoth_]

I just don't understand this prophesy nonsense. Apart from the vast majority not even being prophecies, and none of them having been fulfilled... even if you could demonstrate dozens of actual prophecies having been fulfilled without people actively trying to do so.... al this would show is that the author was able to describe what was going to happen. It in no way indicates how they did that, let alone supports the idea a god was involved. In order to show a god was involved you first need to demonstrate that god exists and is even a candidate explanation. Prophecies come REQUIRE evidence of a god to be linked to a god, they can't serve as evidence for the thing they require...

[@wtf1965]

Prince of peace😂

[@carncats07]

"Consider the lily".

[@ctwentysevenj6531]

The only true biblical prophesies is that the Bible is a collection of stories based on the imagination of ancient storytellers.

[@PuhiPureBloOdYT]

More backflips and cartwheels for jesus

[@BIayne]

The "I am no man" part from LOTR was pretty much stolen from Hamlet.

[@scambammer6102]

stealing from Shakespeare is just good taste. BTW he stole a lot too.

[@Disturbed0neGaming]

Rick can't have an honest conversation because he's not an honest person. He has proven that repeatedly over the years of him calling these shows.

[@HammerHedemann]

Damn, Rick has been calling in for a long time now... I just typed him in and some videos where he calls in are from 2019. He is still overhyped and goes from 0 to 100 way too fast...

[@VogtTD]

What is the deal with saying "he" AND "him" or "she" AND "her"? Are there people out there who identify as "he/her" or "she/him"? Can't we just say "he" or "she"?

[@pyronexcon9162]

Its just the pronouns they use. Some people use he/they or she/they.

[@robertbeaman5761]

What he calls fulfilled prophecies we call plagiarism

[@glenhill9884]

Rick, You KNOW prophecies must be specific, yet you ADMITTED you weren't sure about that the one about end times when the bible it taught. Drop it, my friend. If you aren't sure what part of that meant, you have no right to stand on it and preach a prophecy point.

[@defenestratefalsehoods]

Damascus is still a city. Isaiah 17:1The burden of Damascus. Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city, and it shall be a ruinous heap. Also nebuchadnezzar never completed his prophecy.

[@norswil8763]

And Tyre has Iron Age buildings still standing. “The Lord says: I am against you, Tyre, and I will bring many nations against you, like the sea casting up its waves. They will destroy the walls of Tyre and pull down her towers; I will scrape away her rubble and make her a bare rock. Out in the sea she will become a place to spread fishnets, for I have spoken, declares the Sovereign Lord.” Ezekiel 23:3, Nebuchadnezzar failed to siege Tyre. Biblical scholars note that the writer/s, can’t recall which source codes, where contemporary to these events, so they got stuff wrong that seemed inevitable, where as events they account for earlier they get right - this is how we can date these authors. Also makes god looks a little silly, as they proclaim prophecy in his name.

[@LOwens-xf8yo]

The biggest prophecy fail ever was Jesus claiming his big return would happen within the lifetime of his apostles. This important prophecy is generally ignored, while pointing to other, far less specific, prophecies as “proof” of god’s miraculous nature. Talk about cherry picking!

[@MyLife-ux1vs]

You need to talk to a muslim.. Islam is the Truth and The Quran is the book of god without a single error or contradiction.. The bible has 428k errors in it.. This according to the Christian scholars

[@Steve0272.]

If jebus was god why is he desperately calling out to god 🤔 , did he not tell himself about the plan 🤔 ... I smell BS

[@scambammer6102]

"My god why have you forsaken me?" "Wait, I am god....never mind."

[@1eftnut]

Oh Christ🙄, it’s screaming Rick who desperately swaps topics every time he’s horrendously wrong.

[@charlestownsend9280]

The whole it says something completely different pieces the hands and feet means crucifixion just shows how ignorant religious people are about their own beliefs, you don't put the nail through the hands in a crucifixion, the hand is to weak, you put it through the upper arm near the wrist and the Romans weren't inexperienced with crucifixion, they knew what they were doing. So even if it is describing the crucifixion it's incorrect.

[@Twentydragon]

Rick, please slow down. You don't have to fill the air, and trying to do so doesn't help you make your case. Every time you make a point, you need to take a breath and let your interlocutors respond, but you're trying to slam through a bunch more points before you can get challenged. I don't think you're doing so with malice, just that you're very excited and perhaps a bit nervous, but this tactic was used with malice by Duane Gish, and it's taken on his name as a result. You're not in a debate. SR and Johnny are just trying to have a conversation with you. There's no need for a Gish gallop.

[@chriscarpenter1420]

Johnny is a doggone conspiracy theorist like Kanye with his " Jews wrote the Hebrew Bible prophecies" shtick. Did I say "shtick"?

[@Ace_Arrow]

In the future there will be a woman president of the United States when it happens I will be a prophet

[@alanelse1389]

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