Unfulfilling Prophecy

[@AronRa]

The one thing I forgot to say about the one prophecy that actually was fulfilled is that it was done on purpose, and a self-fulfilling prophecy doesn't really count, does it?

[@reasonableapistevist6273]

AronRa Christian "persecution" prophecy?

[@LORDNAG1]

AronRa I think that's what we call goals.

[@hellohello9769]

Our Lord Jesus Christ still love you AronRa. I hope that one day Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior will lead you to the Truth.

[@reasonableapistevist6273]

hello hello Show me the truth of it.

[@BigPapaMitchell]

where can I get your shirt

[@GuitarDog_atx]

The Simpsons have more fulfilled prophecies than the bible.

[@davidwatson8118]

One of them starting with T haunts us now😣

[@davidwatson8118]

@Christopher Kupetz A week on from my comment and you still have to ask?

[@davidwatson8118]

@Christopher Kupetz Ok in big letters for those who missed the connection 😁 TRUMP.

[@drewbricks7934]

The simsons has more sexual content and language than the bible ever had wich is none.

[@thetruthchannel349]

Then HOW did the PROPHET ISAIAH KNOW the NAME of a PERSIAN KING 350 YEARS BEFORE the KING was BORN? AARON RA is a FRAUD. RIGHT DOWN TO HIS FAKE ASS NAME.

[@ScottCarroll]

Harry Potter is real, because London exists.

[@jonneexplorer]

And the fifth book prophecied he would kill VOldemort, and in the seventh that prophecy was fullfiled!

[@leegleissner9771]

Yes Scott! Even if Jesus resurrected it still would not make Baalams talking donkey historically true! A host of other things in the bible still would not be true. Adam and Eve? No. We go back 50 thousand years long before this. People almost as smart as us who could talk in a simple way 100 thousand years. Churches deny these dates. They have no choice because their theology would fall apart! This is dishonest. It's called faith! I still dont 100% dismiss God but this does not fly.

[@brianvance1178]

Of course Harry Potter is real, have you seen Daniel Radcliffe?!

[@neilforbes416]

Winguardian Leviosa! Have you left the ground yet? LOL

[@brianvance1178]

Neil Forbes 1) you’re saying it wrong, it’s “Wingardium” not “Winguardian”. 2) sad but true, real witchcraft is much more complicated than waving a stick and saying butchered Latin words

[@MioRaem]

"I used to be a christian like you, but then I took an Aron to the knee"

[@bigpaulie806]

I like his speaking voice

[@incrediblesloth85]

You magnificent bastard

[@TSteffi]

lmao

[@preflex3502]

Bravo!

[@samjones8332]

You fell for lies. Most Atheists really don't understand the basic logic of their belief. If there is no "creator", then everything was created out of nothing and on "accident". Evolution??? Forget that, how about the "odds" of even one protein forming "accidentally" and completely??? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWLCfHiMlqisl6M "Odds" of complex "LIFE"??? kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2bMcoBpbc17qqc "Odds" of complex life here or elsewhere??? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYLSgpqKps9mprc Those "impossible odds" are representative of Atheism and looks extremely pale in comparison to us Catholics believing in a very "visible" (Colossians 1:15-23) and historical GOD (BC/AD) and "creator" whom walked among us. May GOD, prophecy fulfilled, "real science", Math, and history open your eyes to TRUTH (John 14:6) Himself and His ONE and ONLY CHURCH - ONE HOLY CATHOLIC AND APOSTOLIC CHURCH. Peace be with you.

[@theoink636]

Can we all just take a moment and appreciate how cool his shirt is.

[@anticipatedprospects4633]

No

[@voidclincher3318]

It's not. It's something an edgy unaware middle schooler would wear.

[@thesmokingburrito9097]

@@voidclincher3318 So anyone in middle school is uncool an sux. Wow cranky much? That shirt is bitchin. And I'm 40 freaking seven.🤘🤘🤘✊🤘🤣

[@voidclincher3318]

@@thesmokingburrito9097 that's not even close to what I said. There are aware and non-edgy middle schoolers out there who would realize this shirt sucks balls.

[@MicMan03]

TheSmokingBurrito loser, sorry man, I just had too

[@DrownedInExile]

"Prophecy is a guess that comes true. When it doesn't, it's a metaphor." - Vir, Babylon 5

[@DrownedInExile]

These "random phrases" sound more compelling than any biblical nonsense, whether I'm drunk or not.

[@DrownedInExile]

Jesus Christ Glorified, spare me your tired posturing act. I've heard it all before. You're all sizzle and no steak. Unless of course, you'd actually like to try and refute any of the points Aronra raised in his video. Go on, put your money where your mouth is.

[@DrownedInExile]

Jesus Christ Glorified, I have neither the time nor the patience to indulge you. My challenge to you was to try and refute Aronra's points, if you can. Of course you're welcome to claim victory and gloat that I ran away from you. Be my guest. I won't lose any sleep over it.

[@DrownedInExile]

Jesus Christ Glorified you can call Aronra whatever names you like. I'm sure he's been called worse. You still haven't tried to refute anything he said. Why should I expect anything different if I chose to engage you? Nope, play your games with someone else.

[@zeronova1484]

Jesus Christ Glorified, Okay I'll bite, what _is_ the prophecy of Cyrus?

[@FerrariKing]

If the bible is historically accurate then so is Assassins Creed. Both name people that actually existed as well as historical places.

[@zemorph42]

Ferrari King Assassin's Creed has far more accurate historical information than the Bible; even the main factions of the franchise actually existed.

[@thetruesoml2118]

Assassins Creed IS historically accurate. Duh. They go back in time and you're just viewing it. Remember? :P

[@FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs]

+TheTrueSoml2 Yeah, at least the first Assassins Creed. KInda funky with the Piece of Eden and aliens and shit tho, but since we can't prove that it wasn't aliens, it must be aliens, right? I do like how the Hashashin Order survives to modern day, though, along with the Knights' Templar. And it has better moral lessons than the Buy-Bull, too.

[@justsomeguy2825]

@@FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs they weren't aliens, they were an older race of humans.

[@justsomeguy2825]

Assassin's Creed is real.

[@lightningfirst689]

Not even a full sentence in, and this is already gold. "When trying to reason with Biblical literalists..." Not "When debating..." or "When talking to..." but just the unfiltered reality of the situation. Conversations with creationists are usually an attempt to get them to acknowledge basic facts.

[@lightningfirst689]

The age of the Earth/universe is probably the biggest one. Speciation used to be, but it seems creationists are increasingly accepting that. The amount of space that animals' bodies take up, or if not that, then the speed at which evolution happens. (That's regarding Noah's Flood and its aftermath.) Depending on how extreme they are, it could also be stuff like the shape of the Earth, whether or not there's a dome covering it, and how big and far away stars are. There are more niche things, but of course, no single one of them would come up in very many conversations.

[@TirarADeguello]

well, I love your videos, but Donkeys can actually talk. Haven't you seen Shrek?

[@ma2i485]

lol

[@briankrakau8371]

So true! Cos' mine just told me he's making waffles in the morning 😁

[@redreaper7417]

most characters in shrek are already existing familiar fairy tale characters ..and i think donkey from shrek is the talking donkey from the bible..

[@oxcart4172]

Not only That, he's a 'flyin' talkin' donkey!'

[@gentlerain3245]

oh noes the bible predicted Shrek and Nanny McPhee cause talking donkeys!

[@_Omega_Weapon]

"If god was suddenly forced to live the life he has inflicted upon man, he would kill himself. "- Alexander Dumas

[@kurtj.9656]

Indeed!

[@FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs]

Maybe that's why he let himself get nailed?

[@dannyramos5924]

Yea he did live on Earth and died on the Cross and Rose from the grave. his name is Jesus

[@kurtj.9656]

Dennis Ramos . Did he really? Prove it!

[@dannyramos5924]

Kurt J. yes Jesus was GOD in the human body, he was tempted the same way we are, but over came sin by not giving in.

[@pablo30744]

Random person: i bet you can't disprove the existence of god whilst being the most bad ass person ever! Aron: Hold my beer..

[@ytbabbler]

+Cerberus If someone can define what God is, it's easy to disprove that since it will be contradicting claims.

[@gingermami9650]

Aron wouldn't need anyone to hold his beer. I've seen him do it with beer in hand...

[@cyberjism]

yep, aron took out papa hovind with one beer tied behind his back.

[@TaiFerret]

I have more faith in the Easter Bunny than in god.

[@Demogorgon47]

Puhhhhhh-leassee! Hold my beer nothing! Aron will do it WITH the beer still in hand!

[@dgcclan9445]

my arguments with theists generally don't get much further than me asking them why I should want to live forever.

[@coopergates9680]

Well, not live forever in religious definitions of Hell or Heaven. Lol

[@fateisnotthesameforall4811]

In context of the bible, its not about us. Same reason we exist in the first place, we didnt ask for this yet here we are. We exist not for ourself but for God

[@coopergates9680]

@@fateisnotthesameforall4811 Does that sound selfish? Creating living things only for one's own sake?

[@thetruthshed]

@@coopergates9680 depends, is it better to exist or not?

[@coopergates9680]

@@thetruthshed If you are created solely for the purpose of serving your creator, and nothing else, it had better be a damn wonderful creator or your life loses a lot of purpose.

[@aspieatheist6040]

I used to be a devout Christian, and I have to say that this is the best, most well-formulated attack on Biblical prophecy I have seen. You refuted every last claim that Christians have, as you understand one must do.

[@peacelove6455]

Read the bible. He conveniently left out Isaiah 53:5 which refutes his whole video

[@itsJPhere]

peace& Love Except he didn't leave it out, listen at 2:29 what Aron says.

[@peacelove6455]

He didnt highlight the part where it said the Messiah would be "Pierced through for our transgressions"

[@owenfager2927]

peace& Love Let's read the entire Isaiah 53 just so we don't take anything out of context, okay? 53 Who *hath* *believed* our report? and to whom *is* the arm of the Lord revealed? 2 For *he shall grow up before him* as a tender plant, and as a root out of a dry ground: *he hath no form nor comeliness;* and when we shall see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him. 3 He *is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief:* and *we hid as it were our faces from him;* he *was* despised, and *we esteemed him not.* 4 Surely he *hath* borne our griefs, and *carried* our sorrows: yet we *did* esteem him *stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted.* 5 But he *was* wounded for our transgressions, he *was* bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace *was* upon him; and with his stripes we *are* healed. 6 All we like sheep *have* gone astray; we *have turned* every one to his own way; and the Lord *hath* laid on him the iniquity of us all. 7 He *was oppressed,* and he was *afflicted,* yet he *opened* not his mouth: he *is* brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not his mouth. 8 He *was taken from prison and from judgment:* and who shall declare his generation? for he *was* cut off out of the land of the living: for the transgression of my people *was* he stricken. 9 And *he made his grave with the wicked, and with the rich in his death;* because he *had* done no violence, neither was any deceit in his mouth. 10 Yet *it pleased the Lord to bruise him;* he hath put him to grief: when thou shalt make his soul an offering for sin, *he shall see his seed, he shall prolong his days,* and the pleasure of the Lord shall prosper in his hand. 11 He shall see of the travail of his soul, and shall be satisfied: by his knowledge shall my righteous servant justify many; for he shall bear their iniquities. 12 Therefore will I divide him a portion with the great, and he shall divide the spoil with the strong; because he hath poured out his soul unto death: and he was numbered with the transgressors; and he bare the sin of many, and made intercession for the transgressors. King James Version (KJV) Remember, Isaiah is an Old Testament book.

[@peacelove6455]

Its about Jesus. He was punished for our sins. Dont listen to Aronra. He's a self proclaimed scholar who has an agenda against the Bible.

[@QuestionYourWorld]

But Forrest Gump met Elvis, fought in Vietnam, and met a few US Presidents. He HAS to be real. Lmao

[@jameslyons1624]

You forgot Bubba

[@mezzaninex]

Forrest also allowed a cripple to walk again with magic legs. Which proves that more than just being real, he's also Jesus.

[@woowoothespacejew5494]

Tipparat Duangin NASA states that they are composite, not CGI. Please learn the difference.

[@woowoothespacejew5494]

Tipparat Duangin Here's a simple experiment that you can do: Get a camera and go to one corner of the outside of your home. While standing 5' from the wall, take a picture of your entire house. If you can't, then you can take a photo, move over and take another one. Keep doing this until you reach the next corner. Now, take all the photos and put them together into one large picture of your house. Congratulations, you just made a composite image.

[@woowoothespacejew5494]

Tipparat Duangin Airplanes fly above the clouds and yet no one has ever seen any clouds behind the sun or flown above the sun.

[@Ladiebuggiebabie]

I can listen to AronRa all day long! The logic is sound, the evidence is clear.

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

Ladiebuggiebabie me too, he actually makes biblical stuff interesting for me!

[@a787fxr]

My thoughts exactly. I wish more people spoke as clearly and with his level of knowledge.

[@stylis666]

You still have to check the passages and read for yourself. Even though Aron is correct on plenty to completely nullify any 'evidence' for any religion possibly being true, not everything he says is written as he says it is and some of it could very well mean something completely different from what we think it does. What I mean by that last bit is that our translations are definitely not accurate. Take for instance that seed thing. Most scholars will probably agree that it means offspring in all cases in the bible, probably without exception, but the stories were written by different authors, in different times, in different languages. It's not written in one language, by one author, who still had the literary freedom to not be consistent if that ads something to the story, point or poetry. So there is still valid criticism to be made about the interpretation and translation of that one word and you would have to look up the passage to see the context and check to see what biblical scholars have to say about it. That said, even if the word seed meant something else, it would be unnecessary nitpicking and it wouldn't undermine his point. The chapter is very clearly about Israel, _just like it says it is_ and there is no dispute about that among scholars. Only apologists and conspiracy theorists think it's about Jesus, but do keep in mind that you can expect such nitpicking to be used to draw the attention away from the fact that regardless if Aron got anything wrong (or was inaccurate or sloppy), the 'prophecy' still wasn't about Jesus before he was born, nor has there ever been one and all prophecies in the bible have failed, except for the self-fulfilling prophecy of a nation rebuilding itself which was only fulfilled partly and is pretty much a Barn...(Barnam, ...ham, something? I keep forgetting the name :p) statement.

[@UNLebanon]

His video left me feeling fulfilled. Wait...does that mean...AronRa is a prophet !!!

[@AaronLindsay]

Ladiebuggiebabie I can't anymore. I preferred the older "Falsehoods" videos. They were broken up tiny clips from shows or movies. Now, there is so little inflection and everything is so relaxed that I can use them to help me fall asleep more easily. Yes, I already have to be tired but what a wonderful cure for migraines!

[@amandahuginkiss4098]

I love how a lot of prophecies are only understood AFTER they are supposedly fulfilled. Thats not really that helpful.

[@jonathanconnor7920]

I predict that someone named Amanda Huginkiss will leave a comment regarding prophecy fulfillment 5 months prior to the comment I'm leaving right now...

[@Valfara770]

We need the "Nice and accurate prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch" :D

[@scottpostma6392]

Not quite. Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYXVk3ytncudiqM

[@poweroftruth9258]

@@jonathanconnor7920 whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ shall not perish but have everlasting life repent for the kingdom of God is at hand! Jesus is returning to judge the living and the dead repent for the kingdom of God is at hand

[@masterbootyoshe1805]

@@poweroftruth92582 years later and nothing

[@noeraldinkabam]

Darkmatter 2525 and AronRa uploading within 3minutes of eachother: must be god’s mysterious ways!

[@RonnieD1970]

Noeraldin Kabam yes! i said the same thing when my notifications came in!

[@Mihawk07]

Thought the same. Its like double christmas at the same day!

[@michaelcrawford4940]

Noeraldin Kabam Amen brother!

[@Demogorgon47]

WHOA WHOA WHOA WHOA?!?!? DARK MATTER JUST UPLOADED A VIDEO TOO!?!??! YAAAYYYY! Thanks for pointing that out! I've got some more watchin' to do :D

[@petehjr1]

So Mysterious.

[@ApexHerbivore]

You need a mic so you can drop it

[@MichaelJonesC-4-7]

It's already on the floor. ; )

[@Demogorgon47]

He can drop onto that giant pile of mic's he's already dropped time and time again.

[@brianmiller179]

Do you have any idea how much he'd be spending in microphones alone?

[@stylis666]

Brian Miller He has patreon and he doesn't have to drop the mic he records with. Just any toy mic would do and then edit in the sound. His editing got pretty good, it shouldn't be too difficult. I would be fine with every video ending with Neil Degrasse Tyson dropping the mic. I never get tired of that :)

[@brianmiller179]

Setekh agreed....... and how dare I come up with such a lame argument among skeptics. Lol

[@carsonbarlow348]

Behold, I shall prophecy that ye shall read these words.

[@ronaldbrown9638]

Oh scrap your a profit 😨

[@mouthofspaghetti7817]

You Arrrr a Prophet

[@saelkey]

The best example of prophecy crackpotism

[@BenjaminEaster-b8b]

The date of Joseph Smith is somewhat erroneous. The religious nutjob was parturitioned within the annual epoch of 1805. Henceforth, if he had entered into a posthumous state at eighty-five annual epochs of agedness, he would have departed for the heavenly palatinate in 1890.

[@BenjaminEaster-b8b]

​@@ronaldbrown9638The date of Joseph Smith is somewhat erroneous. The religious nutjob was parturitioned within the annual epoch of 1805. Henceforth, if he had entered into a posthumous state at eighty-five annual epochs of agedness, he would have departed for the heavenly palatinate in 1890.

[@DodgaOfficial]

The one I found the most compelling was learning that there are many bad translations that have remained in the Bible even though translators have tried to correct them, but they are so fundamental to the modern doctrine of Christianity that Christians throw a hissy fit whenever translators try to make a more accurate translation. The Septuagint is known for being a very shoddy translation, some of the books are translated very well into Greek, some are very poor. The prophecy that Christians, and the apostles, thought was predicting Jesus would be born of a virgin was based off of a faulty translation from Hebrew to Greek, the original text, when translated correctly does not mention a virgin, it just mentions a young women, but when this error has been attempted to be corrected, Christians insist that the bad translation from thousands of years ago needs to remain in the Bible.

[@briq4339]

Awesome. Thanks for your continued devotion to making these videos Aron. I'm a long time atheist but with Christian roots it never hurts to be reminded of the nonsense I left behind.

[@bleirdo_dude]

Theism is an addiction of thoughts. Theists mistake attention getting motivational reward neurochemicals (evolved for energy gathering for the perpetuation of the species) as a paranormal event/contact (Holy Dopamine Ghost). These neurochemical processes reinforce neural pathways in the brain in order to repeat thoughts, and behaviours. Dopamine in varying levels is also related to creativity, patternicity, making nonsense make sense, and hallucinations (Involuntary movements, and speaking in tongues are forms of hallucinations. Also see Dopamine Hypothesis). What would the average person experience if they believed they won a million dollar scratch-off ticket? That same feeling through thoughts is achieved by drugs like alcohol, nicotine, and cocaine (Dopamergic release). Now imagine that same person refusing to look at the back of the ticket that reads "Redeem at 123 fake st Anywhere USA". Now apply this analogy to someone believing John 3:16. Check out the science with history in the playlist, and description area. If you find it sound, and worth spreading? Please do so, and help educate people not yet in this cognitive pitfall inherent in our evolution. Thanks! The Holy Dopamine Ghost & The Jesus Myth: kzbin.info/aero/PLQATeZAnm87BaJjBtM1vMIq_gHRmBq3ie

[@thejoin4687]

As comedian Stewart Lee said: *Later on, I'm gonna be talking to you about how my tragic and ultimately fatal addiction to various forms of lethal, illegal class A drugs has helped me to overcome my previous dependence on born-again Christianity*

[@jmaniak1]

Shane Stephen - It wasn’t a reference to some consternation over god’s existence. It was a reference to the damage caused by adults telling children lies about fictitious beings and made up afterlife narratives.

[@MegaSage007]

@@jmaniak1 The biggest fiction of all is Atheism's default position scientifically for a self inventing universe. Don't teach children the faith based hate idealogy of Atheism. Get a Life! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2Gqo35mjK1ogtE

[@zoushaomenohu]

Ezekiel seemed to overestimate Nebuchadnezzar's conquering prowess...

[@tach5884]

One of the earliest recorded examples of a fanboy.

[@malluk7064]

Tach lol

[@truthseekeratheist9105]

The statement the “king is dead long live the king” is a British way of acknowledging the succession of the new king when the old king passed on.

[@sugarnads]

Yep. It announces continuity of rule.

[@allenjenkins7947]

And when the last king died, the proclamation was "The King is dead. Long live the Queen!".

[@kkb892]

But this was written by a Hebrew man so how is a brutish saying even relevant

[@RichardsGaySon]

It’s funny how this guy has more knowledge of the bible than most christians I know

[@doggonnit5835]

The bible says that the followers of jesus are sheep. That is true at least.

[@bretzajac7986]

and it says those that do not are goats and that fits you perfectly.

[@puppylili]

actually, sheep have more common sense than those people

[@bretzajac7986]

@@puppylili and the bible says those that do not are goats...

[@miskatonic_alumni]

@@bretzajac7986 Goats are wonderful animals. They have more intelligence and personality than sheep.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

"Goats are intelligent, and need to be led." Terry Pratchett, Small Gods...

[@yokymusha]

I have a question I really wish someone would answer. Why is is so few public figures talk about this? Why can't we just once and for all acknowledge that all religious scripture are nonsense written by men. If you still want to believe in unicorns, fairyes, sky wizards or anything else. Be my guest. But, stop posting, telling or force it upon your children.

[@twonumber22]

I'm sure you recognize how easy it is for politicians to cultivate ignorant followers just by being "a man of faith."

[@kurtj.9656]

Why? Because, most people won't or can't 'reason' and have a deep seated need to believe in something, whatever irrational it may seem. And because of three words: Money, Power and Control. Religion warrants those three, but especially the first; and that's a huge sh**t load of money, indeed!

[@1scottgs]

You are truly a fool

[@Doriesep6622]

I can't answer your question, but now with all the research, studies, archeological finds, Christians make me angry when before I just saw them as unthinking or deluded through no fault of their own.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Great point. I think it is so ingrained over generations that they just accept it as fact. Most Christians probably haven't even read the whole bible let alone questioned it or studied it to the degree Aron has. Also they need it to be true so they can go to heaven and have their prayers answered so they don't actually want to question it too much.

[@grandmamosays3310]

It makes my day when I see you've uploaded a new video!

[@crystalgiddens7276]

are you ill?

[@pleaseenteraname1103]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYXVk3ytncudiqM.

[@millenniumf1138]

When I became an atheist, I realized that my need to believe in prophecies had nothing to do with their veracity, but instead was a need to feel special for believing in the one true religion, plus a love of fantastical things. I also realized that my need for the fantastical could be satisfied by science fiction and fantasy. I no longer need the stories of the Bible to invoke a feeling of wonder and awe, because stuff like Star Wars and Star Trek provide all that for me.

[@Porklion]

So as an atheist, you believe the scientific impossibility everything came from nothing?

[@verdammdeaggsd7736]

@@Porklion don't Christians think the same thing? God supposedly poofed everything into existence. How's that not creating something out of nothing?

[@Porklion]

@@verdammdeaggsd7736 because God isn't nothing...

[@gerosalesc]

@@Porklion no one believes that except for Cristians who think god created everything from nothing and god came from an eternal nothingness. Also the Big Bang does not says we came from nothing but rather from a singularity, the origin of the singularity itself is a matter of speculation in the string hypothesis for example but we don’t know is the best intellectually honest answer for that scenario.

[@Porklion]

@@gerosalesc cool story, bro

[@johnfaber100]

Not to mention, those hundreds of prophecies Jesus supposedly fulfilled? Most of those aren't even prophecies, they're just passages that kinda sorta align with something Jesus did, like Nebudchadnezzar giving his guests wine being a prophecy for the last supper. And that's not even the only time a christian told me that because this passage contains a word, and this completely other passage contains the EXACT SAME WORD, that means they're connected and change each other's meaning. How's anyone taking this stuff seriously is beyond me.

[@pleaseenteraname1103]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYXVk3ytncudiqM.

[@erictaylor5462]

Also, predicting the Civil War would not be that hard even as late as the 1850's. *MANY* people were predicting the coming of a civil war because it was clear that the interests of the North and the South were in conflict.

[@MichaelJonesC-4-7]

Same as today in the complete divide between conservatives and normal folks.

[@richardholmes7199]

Try again Taylor. As how would just Joseph Smith have thought to have called what was at that time common knowledge a prophecy?

[@aquillafleetwood8180]

Eric Taylor...Genesis 3: 15 and Isaiah chapter 53 was written long before Christ died upon the cross! Google, the Northern Cross, by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube!

[@richardholmes7199]

That is the unanswerable question, is it not?

[@richardholmes7199]

That is, how Eric Taylor could just Joseph have decided to call what was at that point in time ''common knowledge'' a prophecy? This obviously debunks your comment.

[@Desertphile]

One prophesy: the promised messiah was supposed to be a Nazarene--- Jesus was not a Nazarene.

[@LoveDoctorNL]

Desertphile And he was supposed to be called Immanuel.... Some prophecy eh..? 😊

[@TheSnoopy1750]

You'd think the NT writers would just name him Immanuel rather than Jesus. They couldn't even get that right!

[@Dizzinator2114]

JosephM1750 Evan after after having the angel say it in the new testament smh.

[@Desertphile]

"... Mary was a Nazarene." Of course only males were Nazarenes.

[@chrissonofpear3657]

And the word Nazarene had more than one meaning, also.

[@ajaxlewis7664]

I've been 1,915 years late for work before. Still serving that disciplinary.

[@poweroftruth9258]

Whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ shall not perish but have everlasting life repent for the kingdom of God is at hand! Jesus is returning to judge the living and the dead! Jesus is returning to judge the living at the dead repent for the kingdom of God is at hand! Jesus is returning

[@spybird5870]

@@poweroftruth9258 what's that? do I hear jeremiah 8:8? your jebus has been returning for long enough. your date stood you up but you're way too stupid and gullible to ever understand that. have fun freezing outside.

[@Will-xf3qe]

I wish I knew about Aron ra when i was a teenager. It would have saved me so much time and heartache and confusion. I could only imagine how much videos like this would help indoctrinated people who are finally starting to see thru their own brainwashing. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

[@epicchrist2941]

His video is only but fool.

[@Will-xf3qe]

epic christ what? do you know english?

[@epicchrist2941]

i said that his videos are but fool. what's your problem?

[@Will-xf3qe]

Like his videos are foolish? Your comment makes no sense grammatically. Can you even name anything he said that is wrong?

[@epicchrist2941]

eh he says that this verse is not about the messiah. 9 And he made his grave with the wicked, and with the rich in his death; because he had done no violence, neither was any deceit in his mouth. 10 Yet it pleased the Lord to bruise him; he hath put him to grief: when thou shalt make his soul an offering for sin, he shall see his seed, he shall prolong his days, and the pleasure of the Lord shall prosper in his hand He says that this is about israel. When this is not. The bible would say oh Israel. secondly the bible uses "he". You can ask an atheist scholar and he would say that mention the messiah i mean come on. We have a nobody here that make videos about the bible when he don't even understand what he is reading. Then he would go to a rabbi HAHAH ofcourse. The rabbi would say that oh it's about israel because that would go against their own "religion". Therefore he would have gone to the real atheist scholars. Then he claims that "he shall see his seed" this one means birth. well no it means that there would be followers of this king. because they chose to write that after when they wrote that they killed him. in other words they first said that God killed him and then he shall see his seed. it does make sense. and the bible often mention "seed". to illustrate something that is going to grow. like I want to put a seed into someones head about the gospel... He also says that "he shall prolong his days". means that jesus will be immortal on earth eh no. It chose to pick that phrase after they wrote "God killed him". and indeed prolong his life. when he ressuracted .

[@gageblackwood8832]

God: On the day that you eat of the forbidden fruit you will SURELY die. Adam and Eve eat the fruit anyway. Bible: And Adam (after not dying that day) lived another 930 YEARS and "had sons and daughters" with Eve. Bible readers: WTF ???

[@metalhead0274]

Another oddity is this assinine story is that the oldest and earliest records of the Adam and Eve story is that it also includes that it included Lilith being a full part of it prior to Eve. Yet it is edited out of the bible entirely as well as early scriptural texts.

[@andrewhr1558]

Spiritually die not bodily. They were separated from God. Seemple

[@andrewhr1558]

@Jubei Yang Good job you were there to know and verify.

[@andrewhr1558]

@Jubei Yang I've never seen the wind but I have seen its effects.

[@andrewhr1558]

@Jubei Yangstop being so simplistic. A comparison. Nobody has seen the wind or God. But we have seen their effects. Simple

[@dracul691]

I just got called out for being an atheist by my mom who now wants to debate and try to convert me. This video will be most helpful in future debates.

[@sdogg]

How'd you go man?

[@bradleyhandsonjoehallschro5419]

I'm curious as to how that went.

[@mustacheofgold6846]

I was once reading the comments on a video of a dutch comedian, mocking religion. A religious person says something along the lines of "aha, this is exactly what was foretold: Christ's name being mocked! The end of times is upon us". And I couldn't help but think: 2000 years have passed, billions of people have lived, and you think now is the first time anyone decided to mock Jesus?

[@charlestownsend9280]

It's like when they say the end times are upon us because there are wars and rumours of wars or cause there are famines and earthquakes. As if those haven't been constantly happening for 2000 years.

[@andrewbowman4611]

I come in Jesus' name at least three times a week...

[@mezzaninex]

Andrew Bowman I was glancing through the comments and my brain didn't register the word "name" which gives that statement a whole new narrative

[@crystalgiddens7276]

I see

[@BlackEpyon]

You think when he intoned, "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain," he was just tired of people shouting his name while having an orgasm?

[@andrewbowman4611]

Wouldn't you be?

[@andrewbowman4611]

No, but my wrist aches ocassionally. Besides, it's only for a short period of time.

[@Solderius]

Had a christian tell me god created himself. I asked him how, he told me to ask God.. I just wanted to put my face in my palm and shake my head. He and some other lady was trying to convince me to not use my brain to think rationally. I honestly wish I could articulate my rebutle as well as you but I also don't want to lose my job. Since I live in a heavily religious community. Sad thing is, even if I did refer them to your videos. It would fall on deaf ears. They would just assume you had "scales" over your eyes and that you were the devil's advocate.

[@indriddragon]

That particular guy just wasn't thinking or explaining it well. Glad he has faith, but reason is important too. God did not create himself, nor did he need to. Only in a universe and dimension where time and material exists does something have to have a beginning. Science concludes that our universe and even time itself had a beginning. I reason that such a fine tuned universe had to be designed, and therefore there was a designer. That designer would have to exist outside of time to create it. He couldn't be entirely a part of His creation. He is not limited by time or space. He would have to be timeless and immaterial. Philosophically speaking only things that exist within time, and are affected by entropy, are expected to have a beginning. God, being timeless as he must be to create time, does not need a beginning. He simply always existed.

[@johnbee3416]

I would have said I can't ask God because he doesn't exist. There is absolutely no proof at all he does.

[@indriddragon]

@@johnbee3416 There is plenty of evidence that there is an intelligent designer. You don't always have to believe evidence...and evidence doesn't always show the absolute truth...but to say there is no evidence is foolish. Furthermore, there is a plethora of evidence, mostly in the form of written accounts, and historical records, including religious scriptures many of which paint a congruent picture of God as being the God of Abraham (Note that all of the major religions in the world that anyone really takes seriously are all rooted in this Abrahamic God) Further note, all this involves what we term survey, which is a legitimate scientific tool. If enough people have written accounts of something...we can safely decide it's probably true. Or it at least serves as evidence that what they say is true. How do you think we've come to the conclusion that Julius Caesar lived. We know quite a bit about him...yet none of us have seen him with our own eyes. It would be ridiculous to disregard all of the accounts of him, and just say he was a mythological character....and it is just as ridiculous for you to disregard all accounts of God, as not being evidence. You're free to not believe the evidence as I said...but you can't say it doesn't exist.

[@rudipan1715]

@@indriddragon Comparing evidence of Julius Caesar and God is ridiculous. The former lived and there's plenty of evidence why God... there's simply zero evidence. Don't blame me for I don't exist so I couldn't have written it.

[@fukpoeslaw3613]

@@indriddragon How is existing outside of time making more sense than a God creating itself? How does one act outside of time?

[@DPK365]

There has been millions of failed prophecies and people still believe them......at this point I don't think you can convince the truly deluded believer.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

David Knight Richard Dawkins has said the same thing. Some people are beyond help

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Oh. really? infidels.org/library/modern/farrell_till/prophecy.html

[@BestAnimeFreak]

You mean you don't have time to evaluate if the argument is correct and dismiss it before you even looked at it.

[@BestAnimeFreak]

"Atheists are generally wrong on everything." You are very intelligent and the Bible is true. Have a nice day.

[@thelionofjudah77u82]

Name one

[@remedy9648]

The problem for me personally is that from the earliest age I was indoctrinated in the Catholic Church. As a young teen I met Jehovah witnesses and born agains who made sense in my confused, depressed and seeking redemption mind. I’ve searched and searched and came to the conclusion that no religion is close to reality, that perhaps there’s just a hint and yang, a dark and light, a right and wrong rhythm to the universe and that “true” religion is simply walking through life trying your best to do as little harm as possible to humans, animals and this amazing planet we are bent on destroying. I think all religion needs to be done away with as every religion condones violence, slavery, hatred and gives each group the idea that every other group is inferior, therefore annihilating the “unbeliever” is simply gods good work. So my problem is that no matter how much sense it makes that the Bible is wrong (and I do believe it’s a fairy tale), at 52 I still wrestle with the “what if’s”. What if, by some magic trick, there is a God, a Christ, a Mohammed and I miss the ride to the pearly gates? I’ve concluded that my indoctrination, the brainwashing from kindergarten to 9th grade was so complete that I still have difficulties fully accepting the overwhelming truth, reason and science that is laid out in front of me. Which brings me to my final thought; I think it should be a crime to teach any religion to any child under the age of perhaps 16 to 18. It’s the ultimate child abuse to plant in a young mind that you can and will be cast into a lake of fire for eternity if you disobey your parents, miss mass, covet thy neighbor or not accept Jesus as your personal savior. I’ve experienced my niece’s confusion, anger, self loathing and self mutilation because my sister went JW and talks non stop about the end days, punishment and my poor nieces failure (as she perceives) to adhere to the never ending, humanly impossible rules these sickos set down. It’s child abuse, it’s worse then a beating because it can last a lifetime. Thank you for these informative, enlightening videos. I wish that it would be equally required education as religion is so that both sides can be presented and perhaps then logic would prevail and there’d be so many less reasons and excuses to massacre our fellow man💜

[@georgeburton8980]

If every religion is done away with ? then atheism must be done away with too . After all , as there is no proof its a reality ? then it is nothing more but one more religion

[@chikkipop]

*"I’ve concluded that my indoctrination, the brainwashing from kindergarten to 9th grade was so complete that I still have difficulties fully accepting the overwhelming truth, reason and science that is laid out in front of me."* Bravo! This is what I wish for so many creationists I've encountered. Once you realize the role that *indoctrination* has played in convincing you to believe absurdities, you have finally freed yourself to start thinking.

[@SPDLand]

Tje 'what if' is a perfectly natural response vased on what our genes push us to think - over many many generations those who believed in higher powers, killed those who did not and created relatively save societies... non-believers basically went extinct and believers of whatever religion multiplied themselves. Its in your genes and it will take many generations, possibly another 1000 years until the God Lie is completely erased again from our brains.

[@TGLuebben]

I’m so sad that you fell so deeply. I extricated myself in 10th grade, having listened to nuns and priests daily since kindergarten. But something happened in religion class one day, when the priest said “you sound like a Protestant”. It was scary for a few minutes, then, it seemed to be a compliment. And I never took bread from the catholics again. Don’t worry, you’re thinking straight, and no longer narrowly.

[@phi4721]

​@@TGLuebben so I'm confused, are you an atheist or Protestant?

[@mythosboy]

Best line: "...if Quranic prophesy doesn't matter to you, just imagine how little the Christian misapplication of Jewish prophesy matters to me...". Pardon the paraphrase, but that sort of covers it, eh?

[@ngoziuk]

Ok. Separating Judaism from Christianity is your mistake. The Jewish Bible, if you will, said a second Testament or Covenant will come. It came with Christ.

[@topilinkala1594]

@@ngoziuk But did christ come? If he came did he spill it on ground?

[@Auriorium]

Also you should never read between the lines, that is where Cthulhu is.

[@frankmcgovern5445]

There Hastur dwelleth too.

[@carachance7274]

And my boy Dagon

[@ericlyprendi4325]

I'm a frenchie that just started interesting himself with you work. Don't get cocky with this but you are like a final boss of the internets. Thank you for doing what you do. Please go on until you last breath. Sincerely, you servant, Arthur Cire.

[@Adam-ox6zy]

I'm sure if you ask him nicely he might let you have his baby

[@Tzensa]

Just sat through an ad for Blaze TV the things I do to support content creators...

[@KeithCooper-Albuquerque]

Excellent video, once again Aron! I hope more people watch these and then spend real quality time to evaluate the facts you bring out here. Keep them coming sir!

[@KeithCooper-Albuquerque]

Said the man from the alternate universe ...

[@marty4760]

@David Anewman prove him wrong then

[@marty4760]

@David Anewman exactly. You made a claim but presented no evidence

[@seatspud]

"BATS AREN'T BUGS!" - Calvin and Hobbes. (In case no one has yet posted it yet)

[@allensmith342]

I'm pretty sure no one has yet posted it yet, genius.

[@anticipatedprospects4633]

The word "bird" in Hebrew means winged creatures. This literally refers to any creature with wings including bats and certain bugs. This is a translation error- or at the very least the "closest" word possible I'm sorry that English and Hebrew aren't the same languages.

[@bjorns1097]

I predict that I Will take a second beer in less Then five minuts!

[@kluse.2329]

"You are a god among insects , never let anyone tell you any different"- magneto

[@friedlemons5201]

HE IS THE MESSIAH

[@jonathanconnor7920]

I predict that some asshat will come along and point out your spelling mistakes.

[@jonathanconnor7920]

*than *minutes

[@girlkisser69420]

mi🥜

[@Kalahridudex]

As a Jewish atheist, this is music onto my ears.

[@tshred666]

I’m curious, what sect of Judaism were you raised in?

[@Kalahridudex]

@@tshred666 Born into a secular Ukrainian-Jewish family. Except for a phase I had in high school, I never took religion seriously.

[@tshred666]

@@Kalahridudex based

[@Thirdday71]

” If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.” - 2 Chronicles 07:14 Ever wonder why things are going bad? Ignoring God's word, Willful Ignorance, and arrogance. Faith in God's word and Repentance are the keys to a better society. John 03:16-17

[@571grover]

Aron could I please have your permission to translate your videos in Spanish? And upload it of course your channel will be in the source

[@salsamonkey65]

Grover Capriles it would probably be easier to write Spanish captions for these videos

[@AronRa]

Please do.

[@571grover]

AronRa thanks a lot I really love your educational videos and all this series thanks a lot again

[@thanksmuch8547]

Vas con Dios

[@preflex3502]

Gracias.

[@pompei1968]

Spiderman is real ...because New York exists

[@britaom3299]

Great video. And I especially appreciated how you brought in the Jewish understanding of the Old Testament and how this shows that Jesus fulfilled NO biblical prophecies. That is one thing that always puzzled me as a Christian: Christians take the Old Testament and insist that it is their book too and that JAYSUS is everywhere in it and that he supposedly filled "hundreds of prophecies" found in it. Yet, the Jews rejected Jesus and, ever since, have appealed to the Old Testament itself for clear reasons for this rejection. Either the Jews have the Old Testament right; or Christians do. They both cannot be right. Well, when I finally took the plunge, read the Old Testament in biblical Hebrew, and made it a point to read it without "Christian lenses", it wasn't long before I came to see that all of those biblical prophecies that Jesus supposedly fulfilled were nothing but out-of-context cherry-picked verses. If you actually look at these verses in CONTEXT, then it is pretty obvious that the Jews were right all along: Jesus fulfilled NOTHING, despite what he may have claimed. And then it was obvious why Christians MUST cherry pick out-of-context: because this is the only way that they CAN cram Jesus into these texts. Just notice how your typical Christian will blurt out "Isaiah 7:14!!!" but cannot tell you what the CONTEXT of Isaiah chapter 7 even is! I've asked Christians this very question and all they can say is: "it's all about JAYSUS and his virgin birth!!! Derp!!!" Um, no it isn't! It's about King Ahaz and his war against two kingdoms - the Northern Kingdom and Assyria, and he wants to know if he will survive what seems to be dire circumstances. This is 700 years before Jesus was even born!! So how would King Ahaz benefit by a "sign" that won't occur for another 700 years?? It boggles the mind just how STUPID this is. This would be like King Henry V asking his court astrologer what was about to happen at the soon-to-take-place Battle of Agincourt back in 1415, and being told by that prophet: “Behold, a Princess of Wales named Diana will be killed in an accident!” Um, what?? Yeah, OK…but what does something that happens in 1997 have to do with the king’s question being asked in 1415: will he survive tomorrow’s battle??? Not to mention: what even IS this sign? Christians insist it's "the virgin birth." Um, so how is some chick's virginity a "sign"? Will this chick have a certificate handy proving that she really was a virgin!?! Are they going to check her hymen to make sure it is still intact? BTW, one last thing that was the final nail in the coffin for Christianity from reading the Old Testament: according to Christianity, only a BLOOD SACRIFICE atones for sins, and that is why "we need JAYSUS!!!" Yet, if Christians actually bothered to read Leviticus and the sin offerings therein, they would discover that the sin offerings from Leviticus (which includes the blood sacrifices) are only for unintentional sins. Furthermore, if someone could not afford to bring an animal sacrifice, they could offer flour instead as an offering for the atonement of sin. That right there tells you that a blood sacrifice is NOT the necessary condition for the atonement of sins, as Christians falsely claim. And this, too, is what any Jew knowledgeable in the Old Testament will tell you.

[@adrianvargas1380]

Now I'm motivated to keep reading the OT!

[@peterimade003]

I know you might not have gotten the engagement you would have loved but this really educated me... Thanks

[@bukhosidlamini3154]

why would god punish you for exercising the free will he gave you?

[@gymnastoman1]

That’s his whole game “I give you free will so you will worship me willingly... but if you don’t, you’re damned to hell for all eternity” Not exactly free will, is it.

[@friedlemons5201]

@@gymnastoman1 He's really a bit confused about his agenda isn't he?

[@andrewsmith3014]

Bukhosi Dlamini because you choose to go against him

[@masonyeager9289]

Piglet Smith if wanted more people to worship him he should of made evidence that he exists.

[@thetruthshed]

He came in the form of man as Jesus and took upon Himself the punishment for sin. That is what Isaiah 52-53 are really about. Still being fulfilled.

[@ReedBetweenTheLines]

If it hasn't happened yet, you're going to receive numerous requests for transcripts of these videos, much like you did for your Foundational Falsehoods series. Brilliant video!

[@AronRa]

This one was also a blog post. www.patheos.com/blogs/reasonadvocates/2018/05/27/unfulfilling-prophecies/

[@rubberlegs15]

Tony Reed When are you back on the scene? Perhaps a new approach directly showing biblical contradictions. Actually, forget it, none of us will live that long!

[@omarroman5243]

Tony Reed

[@ReedBetweenTheLines]

Glenn Carr Next season starts on the last Friday in October.

[@larryclark9380]

Tony Reed Hi Tony. Well, it looks like I have another place to go after finishing your series. Ra may be a fulfillment of Psalms 14:1 perhaps. Not sure if it will do any good studying the Bible with atheists. Will give it a shot.

[@humbertojimmy]

Science uses knowledge to make predictions. Religion uses ignorance to make prophecies.

[@jasonb.6623]

To be fair, I think the Civil War was pretty easy to predict as of 1830. The 1848 Mexican American War only served to speed things along

[@atomicsquirrel6457]

Jason B. I spent some time studying the roots of the Civil War (in Alabama, yet) and I totally agree.

[@Zomonitan]

Excuse me, Aron, according to the Player's Handbook, you CAN in fact Purify Food and Drink as a ritual spell.

[@filchhoff]

Take my like damn it...

[@stevenbaumann8692]

The Bible has mistranslations? Who would have thunk 😒 A postdiction is not a prophecy fulfillment. Yep. If I were 2000 years late for a party, I think it’s safe to say I ain’t coming. “But but but what if one of the apostles is still alive? Because people lived forever in the Old Testament”.

[@holypig777]

Once again, you prove only that you don't understand the Bible and are too lazy to actually do the research. but that make you a good God-hater - LAZY.

[@stevenbaumann8692]

Ima SingusChickenus well. If I’m wrong, then show me how I’m wrong instead of just claiming I am. If you’re taking it word for word, then no “reading in between the lines is allowed”. Also specify which version you are using to argue your point.

[@JamesMiddletonDesign]

+Steven Baumann - If I were you, I would study the book of Daniel and see what happened after his time in known history. A fairly good example, amidst many of good prophesy. And, by the way, don't bother with the claim that Daniel was written after his predicted events. There is clear and overwhelming evidence to show that the book of Daniel is much older than Atheists claims. If you are interested, I could show you these evidences. However, judging from your initial comment, I'd imagine that you will refuse to follow the evidence and would prefer to live in your own idea of 'truth'. If I could ask you a question: Are you embarrassed by many of AronRa's statements in this video? Or do you believe all of it? If you believe any of his statements stand, please give examples and we will look at them.

[@Craxin01]

Prophecy that is couched in metaphor, and then translated and retranslated over and over again through the lenses of different cultures and ideologies, even if were true, could never be understood or useful. In other words, completely meaningless, and that's the BEST CASE SCENARIO.

[@JamesMiddletonDesign]

+Craxin01 - What kind of prophesy are you referring to? Biblical prophesy? You need to narrow it down as you are using to wider definition.

[@noelrabina8446]

Comic Books tells about Spider-Man, therefore Spider-Man is real.

[@autobotstarscream765]

No no, the version of that joke for this particular video would be: Spider-Man lives in New York City, New York City is real, therefore Spider-Man is real, ALL PRAISE SPIDER-JESUS! 🕷️✝️

[@thetruthshed]

That's a rather intellectually lazy analogy. I bet you don't doubt that Socrates existed in a way similar to what we have written down about him and theres more than ten times as much written about Jesus of Nazereth and much closer to the time He was on earth.

[@proculusjulius7035]

@@thetruthshed for example?

[@proculusjulius7035]

@UCC3xoy9kqRxsv8nanzebDkQ OK, are they eye witness accounts or are they hear say accounts? Also, is there a collective title that they're named after?

[@thetruthshed]

@@proculusjulius7035 its ignorance to think claiming historical info. from fiction is the same as doing so from history. Examples of having more manuscripts of the new testament from closer to Jesus's life than most other famous historical people from before and after him are online, available in many university libraries and documented by many historians . Josephus, Tacitus and Pliny. Care to look into that, or is intellectual laziness something you believe doesn't exist?

[@Honkey666]

I love people who actually read the bible because they see the fairytales church goers usually dont read it they just trust what other people tell them.

[@arturoverde3807]

Boy am I glad I found this channel,thanks big guy, long may you reign.

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

the free will part is wonderful...perfect argument, either we have it and prophecies arent possible, or we dont , and the rest is logical...lol

[@ludovictichit9758]

Well the funny things is that religious people tend to mix the 2, everybody is determin by gods plan but everybody is also responsable for it's action (Hell/Heaven). It's impossible for a religious person to come to reality and realise free will don't exist, or else the whole idea of god become absurd. And when you explain determinism to a believer he can't deseagree but will always end the conversation with something like "yes we are determined , but there is still a bit a free will " and at this moment you can always see the bad faith on his face ....It's even more predominant into scientificly educated believer...

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

agree on some extend , just one or 2 points i would like to present...but have no time right now... will do it latter...lol

[@michaelchambers2757]

Question: "Do you think we have free will?" Christopher Hitchens: "I have no choice."

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

either we have or we havent...depending on wich things will be one or the other, both situations can be debated....but we make choices , even if they some times are more shoots in the dark, most of the times when we make important decisions , we have very little information, so most of the times its more like a calculated guess...lol

[@michaelchambers2757]

I'm guessing you are right.

[@BaronVonQuiply]

KZbin just suggested this video to me in the category of Rock Music. I thought you'd be proud, Aron.

[@skjaldborg]

I’ve had a few conversations with bible thumpers where I wish I could’ve just channeled you. Eloquent and succinct.

[@jesseberry7521]

Same dude same

[@friedlemons5201]

This guy is the spirit animal of atheists

[@RangerRyke]

This is the single best video Iv seen for disproving Christ. Thank you Aron.

[@godlesshelp8503]

Everyday they say " today's the day " .. they have said this for 726,000 days ..

[@jonnyblade3234]

Donkeys don't talk, are you saying that Shrek lied to me‽

[@dougjohnson4266]

If an adult with a brain reads the first 5 pages of the Bible and thinks it is real, he or she needs mental help.

[@ryannorman8898]

Your gonna burn in hell for eternity because of your opinion. Your supposed to blindly believe it and make up shit as you go to justify the way you live citing Bible verses that you choose in order to make it seem like your a good Christian man or woman.

[@is17a985]

Millitant atheist moment.

[@jameswright...]

@@is17a985 Your comment is very militant theist! Backwards as usual!

[@is17a985]

@@jameswright... Says the guy talking like a member of CCP.

[@jameswright...]

@@is17a985 Again backwards my fellow ape. The ccp use fear and intimidation and limit personnel choice and freedoms. That's more your line!

[@malfaro3l]

I predict that as of June 15, 2019, AronRa will still be the best atheists KZbinr in America.

[@dannykirby7425]

He's a joke. He's wrong about everything I could get out of it.

[@dannykirby7425]

@patrick ledford ok for just 1 quick example. He is saying there's a contradiction in Jesus coming out of israel or Egypt. Read Mathew chapter 2 and you will see where Jesus is born in Israel but goes to Egypt then comes back to Israel. No contradiction at all.

[@anticipatedprospects4633]

@patrick ledford Simple. I don't even need to do much research to know that Jesus was a Jew. Was that not a prophecy in AronRa list? Was it not fulfilled?

[@koikamang]

well he's certainly the ugliest

[@ccookRomans]

That prophecy failed! 😂🤣

[@donald2167]

Thank you Aron for the vids and your work. I always enjoy them.

[@pleaseenteraname1103]

Why there’s absolutely no critical analysis here whatsoever, he doesn’t verify any of his claims whatsoever at all, and I can’t believe that people like you are so gullible to fall for this, kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYXVk3ytncudiqM.

[@cyclenut]

Star Trek did pretty good, We have cell phone and talking computers..

[@S.A.T.NL.000]

radio and phone and calculator and tv predated startrek.

[@richardpowell4281]

I want The Vigilant Christian Mario to watch this and just have an aneurysm...

[@Scroteydada]

Richard Powell he'd probably stop listening then make a response where he makes no points of his own and just vaguely recommends books.

[@richardholmes7199]

@Powell How do you explain devil worship?

[@wadespencer3623]

+Richard Holmes Are you making an attack on a religion you don't understand like Voodoo or Hinduism, or are you talking about actual Satanists, who are largely just atheists using a funny title to fuck with Christians (for better or worse, they can be giant pricks sometimes). Cause I can explain either pretty easily.

[@richardholmes7199]

Yes, could you clarify more on that?

[@wadespencer3623]

+Richard Holmes So you mean both? Voodoo is the result of syncretism between traditional West African religions and Catholicism, where traditional gods or spirits were combined with Catholic priests and the head god with the Christian one. Hinduism is a thousands of years old spiritual tradition with many extremely complex branches that don't entirely agree with one another. It appears to have come from a mix of the beliefs of the invading Aryans and the natives of the Indus valley, although its earliest forms are difficult to know because they would have come before writing. As for LaVeyan Satanism, it's a combination of a philosophy and a fun club. It's only called Satanism to annoy Christians. No actual worship of Satan takes place. Most "Satanist" branches are this way, with the few theistic branches usually seeing Satan as a rebel against God's authoritarianism and cruelty. And besides those, there's also a lot of bands that use satanic imagry to A- shock Christian parents and B- represent evil. Black Sabbath mentioned the devil sometimes in their music as a BAD thing.

[@brianblackmore1678]

Religion: "Reading between the lines... and then ignoring the lines".

[@0x777]

Everyone can be a great prophet. Here's how you do it: First, make sure you be as vague as possible and predict mostly things that have always been true and will always be true. Talk about great empires falling, a great person coming to the rescue of some unspecified repressed people, talk about a golden age for your chosen people after a long period of hardship, perils and dangers. Don't make the mistake to provide dates, that made the Jehova's Witnesses look like idiots. Never give dates for your prophecies. These things will eventually come true, simply because that's how it has always been. There have been "everlasting" empires in the past and all of them fell eventually, no oppressed people were so forever and every people had its golden age at some point in time, and it was usually gained by fighting better than their peers or simply being more industrial, better traders or simply work hard while others rested on what their ancestors did (for reference, see Rome or for a more recent example, the USA). These prophecies WILL come true. As long as you don't give an expiration date.

[@MicMan03]

I like the idea

[@NotClosedMinded]

The devil is in the detail. Funny thing i looked it up to be sure of its meaning and turns out it actualy derived from ''God is in the details'' ..... aint that a funny thing.

[@homeschooledrapper9174]

Just some food for thought: The Biblical prophecies did have an expiration date. The Messiah had to come to the existing temple in Israel at the time, the temple burned down 70 AD, after existing for a long time. Further, these prophecies over the course of hundreds of years by multiple people had to line up with one person. The odd thing is, is that while modern Rabbis twist the prophecies to refute Jesus, 2000 years ago it was in expectation of a man, and ever since those same prophecies have been converting many, many Jews because it's hard to read it accurately and say it's not the recorded Jesus.

[@M6a6e6M]

Here is a prophecy for you: tomorrow I will ride a bus for work after the sun have come up, people will be outside working or just enjoying the day.

[@TheSimpleManUFOUAP]

M6a6e6M was it fulfilled?

[@chrissonofpear3657]

Overcast?

[@M6a6e6M]

Lol

[@happsider]

"These prophecies can't have come true because the disciples probably did it after the fact!" Solid.

[@scottpostma6392]

So many contradictions in this video. Watch this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYXVk3ytncudiqM

[@proculusjulius7035]

@@scottpostma6392 there are millions more in the Bible.

[@scottpostma6392]

@@proculusjulius7035 This should be easy then. Name 3.

[@scottpostma6392]

@@proculusjulius7035 waiting....

[@proculusjulius7035]

@@scottpostma6392 look up Bart Ehrman... Should help cover some.

[@JamesRichardWiley]

Is morality possible without belief in a violent, jealous, angry, invisible, unknowable desert god?

[@dinodadreviews2923]

Hahahaha, this video was preceeded by a commercial by Phil Robertson (Duck Dynasty) saying, "What happens when a man is run out of town for quoting the Bible? He goes deep in the woods and lights a fire!" O_O

[@kathryngeeslin9509]

Hopefully without setting the woods on fire.

[@patbrennan6572]

jesus is not only late for the party, he ain't showing up period.

[@bretzajac7986]

funny Peter predicted idiots like you 2,000 years ago: …"Most importantly, you must understand that in the last days scoffers will come, scoffing and following their own evil desires. “Where is the promise of His coming?” they will ask. “Ever since our fathers fell asleep, everything continues as it has from the beginning of creation.”

[@brenndanrahe9926]

@@bretzajac7986 Oh shut the fuck up you ignoramus, that could be applied to any point in history post 33 AD. People always scoffed at your religion and debated, its nothing new, now quit being delusional. Dude it could be the year 2547 or some shit, and we would still have idiots like you still waiting...

[@chrissonofpear1384]

Which scoffers? Scoffing about which particular bits? Does James 3:15 contradict Romans 1:20?

[@bretzajac7986]

@@chrissonofpear1384 no i do not see the contradiction?. James 3:15 Such "wisdom" does not come down from heaven but is earthly, nonspiritual, demonic. Rom 1:20 For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities-his eternal power and divine nature-have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse..

[@vincentdcunha1600]

Jesus is not late for the party, but he clearly said, when I come, will there be faith?

[@LifeScapeCustomDesigns2023]

Best part...the look on Aronra face when he say's..."he not coming" lol

[@sutfolsemaj]

@@kkb892 "People will doubt this prophecy" isn't prophetic at all when your prophecy is nonsensical. If I predict that you'll call me an idiot for saying 2+2=5, I'm not a magical prophet. Being right is irrelevant when there's no way you could possibly be wrong. You have to predict something out of the ordinary to be prophetic. If the bible said that the sun will rise every day in the year 499, would that be prophetic? Obviously not, because (barring wacky day night cycles around the poles(which biblical authors weren't even aware of)) the sun rises on every day of every year. That's not prophetic, it's an obvious statement about reality.

[@kkb892]

@@sutfolsemaj go to Mike Wingers page and look at what he said about Daniel 9 propechies. He proved that it came to pass.

[@sangwaraumo]

@@kkb892 2 Peter was most likely written in 80-90 AD (possibly as late as 130. At the earliest it was written in 60 AD. Even if we believe Peter wrote the thing (scholars think he didn't), he would have been waiting around 30 years with no results. Wonder why he felt the need to dress that elephant in the room.

[@alexvicente8344]

@@sangwaraumo kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYXVk3ytncudiqM

[@charleswesley9907]

This guys demeanor explains it all . Nothing more can be said .

[@lamontisabigdummy]

The mustard seed isn't the smallest of all seeds as the all knowing Jebus said

[@chrissonofpear3657]

Still pretty small though...

[@Arkloyd]

Which verse is that mistake in? I've looked for it and can not find it.

[@lamontisabigdummy]

Xyander Mark 4:31

[@lamontisabigdummy]

Xyander Matthew 13:31 And 32

[@Arkloyd]

Thank you, friend.

[@MrFluffykat]

I agree with everything this gentleman is saying. To bad for him is we live on earth and not Vulcan. Logic is not humans strong suit. Fear of the unknown will always rule over logic and reason

[@bubbercakes528]

To “conservative christian,” you must have read a different bible than me, cause I was told all those stories many times in my youth at church. Jonah and the whale, Noah and the flood, all in the bible and bull. Besides, even without these stories nothing in the bible can be proven, and faith falls short compared to th wonders of science.

[@PianoDisneygal10]

Faith must fall woefully short to you, then, since science falls short all the time. It's constantly changed, debated, and many of its theories contradict one another.

[@alt8791]

PianoDisneygal10 I think you misspelled ‘religion’ as ‘science’

[@alt8791]

PianoDisneygal10 watch Holy Koolaid’s video titled “does it take faith to believe in science”

[@Querent2000]

@@PianoDisneygal10 Your ignorance is blinding.

[@spiceforspice3461]

@@PianoDisneygal10 Science changing is due to a greater understanding of the world when provided with new evidence. Also scientific theories that are widely accepted do not contradict one another.

[@Fogdiver69]

I love how the "try-hard" kinda cringe shirt Aron is wearing would be lame on nearly anyone else, but he pulls it off perfectly.

[@a787fxr]

Thanks for another excellent video! This one was a true pleasure to watch tonight.

[@pleaseenteraname1103]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYXVk3ytncudiqM.

[@TyronSmith-yo5tt]

"For there will be mockers and scoffers and wars and rumors of wars with earthquakes in diverse places". A favorite of believers to quote, yet they do not see how we are living in the most peaceful time in human history.

[@masterbootyoshe1805]

This is my exact statement to everybody I talk to this about we’re not being brutally slaughtered for no reason wars are becoming less and deadly with less casualties. we’re on top of diseases we have the best medicine right now

[@thadofalltrades]

The 20th century was the bloodiest in world history.

[@TyronSmith-yo5tt]

@@thadofalltrades the 20th century was nothing compared to the previous 19 centuries. For the past 2000 years christians killed more people than ww1, ww2,korea and Vietnam combined. The catholic church killed more than 80 million people over 19 centuries. Compare feudal Europe to today. Societies worldwide are nowhere near the cultural militancy of humanity prior to the 1900's.

[@Jadinandrews]

Mathew 16:28 Not even Jesus could fulfill a prophecy he made about himself

[@hbf_chiller6790]

What does it say?

[@John-tb2ds]

Just read the next chapter. I believe its fullfiled

[@TheJontydavid]

It's about the transfiguration of Yeshua in the very next chapter we're 3 of his disciplines see him in his glory.. " There he was transfigured before them. His face shone like the sun, and his clothes became as white as the light." It's literally the next chapter this has been standard interpretation of the verse forever.. Don't be lazy have you even read the Bible.. Watch Mike winger, expose this laughable video that has zero research..

[@Jadinandrews]

@@TheJontydavid don't be a moron, mat 16:27 sets the context plainly. The transfiguration is not the fulfillment of this, and never has been.

[@TheJontydavid]

Don't know what to tell you mate that's been a common interpretation since before the second council.. Can't help you in a echo chamber..

[@midnitemoon1153]

You know you've been playing Genshin for too long when you see this and think its Aron's character dialogue

[@MegaChickenfish]

5:15 It's baffling to think *anyone* could trust the bible at face value when very real mistranslations like this will completely change the meaning of the text. A competent god who actually cared that people *understand* what it's trying to say wouldn't use such a crappy medium with all this room for confusion. When I was reading The Brick Testament on a verse about slavery they had to have a subscript that basically read "this verse can mean 'slaves should try to escape' or 'slaves shouldn't try to escape' and we just picked the one more consistent with the prior verses' overall message."

[@kurtj.9656]

"The reason people use a crucifix against vampires, is because vampires are allergic to bullshit"! Richard Pryor

[@Nails077]

So, "prophecy" is actually just another word for "speculation" then?

[@The_Chef2511]

That is putting it politely. Putting it accurately you would also mention it is used as a threat.

[@poweroftruth9258]

The Bible says in John 3:16-36 that whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ shall not perish but have everlasting life, the Bible also says in Romans 10:9 that those who declare with their mouth that Jesus Christ is their God, Lord, and Savior they shall be saved. Revelation 1:8 says that Jesus is the alpha and the omega. Luke and revelation is the ending times, and Jesus is returning back. So are you going to submit your life to him or no? Narrow is the path that leads to the gates of heaven, but only few people find it. The gates that is the path to destruction is where many people find it! Jesus loves you SO MUCH! That he died on the cross, and was resurrected from the dead 3 days later to give us eternal life..!..!.!.!..!.

[@shinobi-no-bueno]

@@poweroftruth9258 why do you care what those books say?

[@ninam.6781]

@@poweroftruth9258 Krishna says: "I am the way, come to Me…Neither the multitude of gods nor great sages knows my origin, for I am the source of all the gods and great sages." Krishna loves you SO MUCH! He wants you to turn to him to find true salvation...!...!!...!

[@Platypus4321]

Actually, the lion in the “hands and feet” prophecy is interesting because a lion is sometimes used to represent the Roman people. Edit: Jesus was crucified by Romans.

[@cherkas009]

Jesus was one of many so-called Messiahs who are false

[@paulgarrett1622]

There were 26 Moses was one of them and Simon was the last.

[@pricklypear7516]

@I Corinthians 2:14 . . . "But the unspiritual person does not accept the things of the divine spirit; to him they are folly and he cannot understand them, because they are evaluated from a spiritual standpoint." Well, yeah, bud; your handle kinda says it all. So AronRa is wrong because he pluralizes a Biblical singular noun (snake) or another one (donkey), but the Bible is right because--MIRACLE!!! Or let's quibble about that big word, "taxonomy," which doesn't explain--fish or mammal--how a guy got swallowed (impossible for either species) and survived this utterly impossible event. Oh, MIRACLE!!! But WE are allowing ourselves to be deceived? No, dear, you were never a "former atheist," here or anywhere else. At best you were a gullible disaster looking for a train wreck to justify yourself; at worst, you're a liar.

[@johnmulhern2833]

I Corinthians 2:14 who or what is the inner witness of the holy spirit? Just curious

[@miguelpereira9859]

All of them were false

[@fusionlotus]

@Mike fu how come Jesus is healing me of an addiction right now? By focusing on Jesus I'm changing into a better person and being held of mental health issues and becoming the type of man my father never was... A good man. Something made up couldn't set me free

[@reeseexplains8935]

The Simpsons have more fulfilled prophecies than the Bible.

[@reeseexplains8935]

@Sim no

[@reeseexplains8935]

@Sim absolutely not. Simpsons has more.

[@reeseexplains8935]

@Sim have you even watched the Simpsons?

[@princeytron]

@סימוןName Three

[@princeytron]

@סימון Lol whut? The video we're commenting on? Because I hate to break it to ya squirt, but this video is *debunking* bible prophecies. The original comment was right, almost anything has a better track record for prediction than the bible.

[@jessicaembers924]

I am my own prophet, and i have prophecized the future to be 100% infinitively variable.

[@callums1235]

Jeffrey Paasch I’m convinced. ALL HAIL JEFFERY WITH HIS DIVINE AND MAJESTIC JEFFERYPOTENCE POWER

[@jessicaembers924]

Mr Solo: No hail please, i am here to enlighten The Individual, and put an End to deception.

[@callums1235]

Jeffrey Paasch: I’m not the Messiah stop grovelling Everyone: HE’S THE MESSIAH!!!

[@jessicaembers924]

@@callums1235: There is no Messiah! And if The Good Lord was smart he would Kick Some Ass instead of dying for sins.

[@WEStern-sm3ot]

Didn’t Houdini claim he would come back as well? Darn, I guess he stood us up too! 😂

[@kathryngeeslin9509]

That was an experiment. If there is an afterlife, if a ghost or something survives death and can communicate with the still living, then he would communicate with his wife and his close friend (the friend a believer greatly desiring proof) with prearranged verification/words/"user name". Certainly if anyone could find the way he could. He never contacted wife or friend from beyond. Many mediums contacted them (especially trying to prey on the wife) but not one had the agreed upon code to prove it was him. Which hardly proves there is no life after death, but also fails to prove there is. If the experiment was successful, it showed "sorry, it's over".

[@poweroftruth9258]

The Bible says in John 3:16-36 that whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ shall not perish but have everlasting life, the Bible also says in Romans 10:9 that those who declare with their mouth that Jesus Christ is their God, Lord, and Savior they shall be saved. Revelation 1:8 says that Jesus is the alpha and the omega. Luke and revelation is the ending times, and Jesus is returning back. So are you going to submit your life to him or no? Narrow is the path that leads to the gates of heaven, but only few people find it. The gates that is the path to destruction is where many people find it! Jesus loves you SO MUCH! That he died on the cross, and was resurrected from the dead 3 days later to give us eternal life..!.!.!.

[@WEStern-sm3ot]

@@poweroftruth9258 And, It says in Aesop’s fables that The Big Bad Wolf huffed and puffed! So what?

[@phrygiandominant6989]

And even though Aron, and many others too, point out the obvious and the absurd regarding how Abrahamic religions are indefatigably nonsensical and sheer gibberish. There are always copious amounts of Christians and Muslims who for the life of them cannot see sense nor reason.

[@MichaelJonesC-4-7]

Religion is a hell of a drug. ; (

[@mezzaninex]

H i P B A H A The majority of humans lack the mental fortitude to accept that they are wrong about something.

[@phrygiandominant6989]

mezzaninex I agree.

[@nodvick]

depends on your definition of locust, as once upon a time a locust was a member of a thing that swarmed. Other than that, good vid

[@simoncoss3321]

He is a pretty cool guy. I love this talk - its a great reference piece and I have listened to it several times. This is high quality teaching material

[@briandykeman4056]

I'm Christian and I do take time to watch videos like these. For those that have experience supernatural things we know those that haven't never know.

[@FullbodyHaki]

Brian Dykeman you right I am to a Christian and I still don’t understand I just want the truth I seen supernatural things I experience it but I still trying to figure out things

[@scotte4765]

Meanwhile you believe in and worship a god who exacts the same standard upon people who've been given supernatural evidence and upon those who have not. As if someone telling you "trust me, it really happened to me" is supposed to be as powerful and persuasive as real miraculous intervention in your life by God. Not to mention that we're supposed to set your supposed supernatural experiences next to the identical ones claimed by believers in all other religions, and take your word for it that yours came from the real God and theirs must be fake. Right.

[@pleaseenteraname1103]

@@scotte4765 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYXVk3ytncudiqM.

[@starfishsystems]

Right. So we're to take your psychotic episode as somehow more authoritative than the reality we can directly perceive among ourselves? Do you seriously not understand how narcissistic your position is? Have your psychotic episode, fine. We all have them, most of us, anyway. But we don't take ourselves so seriously. That's the difference.

[@briandykeman4056]

@@starfishsystems everyone's reality is based on what we have experienced your is perhaps different? The difference is people like us don't attack your character or your mental state. We know what we know and we make no apology for the things we've seen . But attacking others to justify your position seems a little immature and speaks volumes to your character.