VeggieTales vs HamStories (feat. Phil Vischer) - (Ken) Ham & AiG News

Ken Ham and his team have a weekly "news" show, reacting to the news stories of the day from a Christian young-earth creation perspective from the Answers in Genesis staff at his Creation Museum.
Phil Vischer and I join Ken Ham, Bodie Hodge and Dr Jennifer Hall Rivera as they discuss Creator of VeggieTales gets things wrong about the Creator of the Universe and more during Answers News, broadcast live from the Creation Museum.
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[@DCRey1872]

Phil Vischer has just single-handedly renewed my faith in the capability of Evangelicals to do good works and be sane.

[@davidfrisken1617]

REally? Even after he claimed several extremist positions?

[@angelmendez-rivera351]

@@davidfrisken1617 He didn't really claim any extremist positions in this video.

[@davidfrisken1617]

@@angelmendez-rivera351 Not one claim contrary to or lacking evidence?

[@angelmendez-rivera351]

@@davidfrisken1617 If that is your definition of the word "extremist," then talking to your is a waste of time.

[@davidfrisken1617]

@@angelmendez-rivera351 What do you mean? That was always what was meant. What term do you use to describe the root common category of holding a position contrary to evidence?

[@lifeisgood12341]

Im glad bob the tomato isn't a jerk.

[@sandakureva]

I've actually met him once (as a kid). He's a super nice guy.

[@witchypoo7353]

Bob was always my favorite & so was Madame Blueberry

[@fionafiona1146]

Anthropomorphic food isn't part of my own childhood but I learned a lot trough "mr. Bloom's nursery" by the BBC

[@lukesalter9600]

I liked the hairbrush song

[@azsli2]

@@witchypoo7353 i want her cart.

[@creativerealms]

I like that Paul is willing to have people he doesn't agree with on his show. Especially when they find common ground.

[@DutchJoan]

And there is way more common ground than there are actual differences.

[@beepboop8184]

There is one huge difference: abrahamic god is amoral thug, why worshiping in him? Left alone no good reasons in even believing he exists,

[@DutchJoan]

@@beepboop8184 I agree. But I've got still more in common with believers than we disagree about.

[@dalejohnson3710]

I think it gives him more credibility. Shows a willingness to hear the other side and agree when applicable

[@shaunelliott8583]

Paul is pretty much the only counter-apologist I like to watch these days, mostly because of the way he interacts with Christian apologists

[@robertdullnig3625]

When you get Bob the Tomato on you channel, you've reached the next level.

[@ThePrufessa]

When sailor moon has a guy's voice you've reached the next level.

[@tristanalain9239]

Even though i am now an atheist, I still have a love and respect for Veggietales that I grew up with. It was awesome the creator was your guest Paul. Thank you. Ideological differences aside, I still am thankful this man created Veggietales.

[@LukeNAndo]

Couldn't agree more, glad I grew up on veggietales, even if I have moved on from believing it's true haha

[@alisaurus4224]

Same

[@JCTheSniper15]

The veggies are great.

[@freelanceminion7396]

Was there a mute Sebu or sick Sebu on the ark?

[@JCTheSniper15]

@@freelanceminion7396 Seeeebuuuuuuuu!!!!

[@danielthrasher1738]

As someone who grew up on VeggieTales the voice of Bob the Tomato coming out of a picture of a human is...uncanny.

[@nova_supreme8390]

Bob The Tomato is more real than this guy ever could. >_>

[@kathrynradonich3982]

Glad I’m not the only one thinking that

[@scienceexplains302]

And unfrozen? So... fresh?

[@toomuchsci-fi]

@@kathrynradonich3982 You saw me dancing at uncle louie's polka party!

[@sandakureva]

@@toomuchsci-fi No comprendo.

[@DaveMayorzStark]

As an ex-Seventh-Day-Adventist who grew up with VeggieTales, is very amusing to have the man behind a great part of my childhood explain to me facts about my former religion I didn't know. Thanks a lot for inviting him to your show, Paul.

[@kevinhouse2605]

Same!

[@jacocrause]

Same!

[@yoopergamerboy]

Adding my voice to the "Same!" Category.

[@matthewherzel264]

@@yoopergamerboy Same! :) There's a lot of us ex-SDAs in these secular communities I bet.

[@callmedavid9696]

Milo says hi

[@pockydreamer]

Former Christian here, VeggieTales shaped my sense of humour and I still have the songs ingrained in my head

[@peniscapture068]

The Manatee song is ingrained into my soul and I think about it at least once a week. I haven't seen it in 10 years

[@melissasnape9133]

“Wheeerrrre is my hairbrush?!” 🤣

[@goldencalf13]

@@peniscapture068 never forget Barbara

[@Chance57]

"ingrained" Nice.

[@gamotter]

"Ham on Nye" - Oh Wow, biggest laugh in a bit.

[@shriggs55]

And"trying to throw us under the Ark." What a gas!

[@mohammedfarrukh3902]

Phil seems like a good dude....has a pretty good sense of humor as well.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

If only we could somehow work in Bob the tomato.

[@iansaxby9264]

Hey Phil, if you happen to read the comments - thanks for dropping by. You're the kind of Christian I admire; concerned with living an honest life and being kind to others.

[@darklitebug]

I wana say thanks for doing episodes like this. Sometimes I get to into my own brain case and start to forget christians can be good people. This channel helps me remember that they're just people, just trying to get through the day, like me. Some are just...less polite.

[@foppishdilletaunt9911]

Well put, mate.

[@jaysonedson]

You need Ham and Eggs to make you remember someones religion doesn't make them a bad person?

[@soapygreens1557]

@@jaysonedson -- It's called being in an 'echo chamber'--it happens to everyone. Of course, people tend to forget about the 'sane' folks on the opposite side of a point of view because we tend to consume information that aligns with our viewpoints. Thus, watching Paulogia interviewing a seemingly 'saner', self-described neo-evangelical--helps those of use who watch Atheist/Secular channels *remember* that not all 'believers' deny mainstream science and can be progressive socially (if that matters to a person).

[@witchypoo7353]

@@soapygreens1557 That’s kinda like how I’m a Wiccan but, I listen to atheists far more than other Wiccans. Y’all help ground me & to question everything including my own beliefs and practices

[@InterestsMayVary2234]

Same. We spend so much time hearing from the Hams and Hovinds and NIBF slugs that, when I hear someone like Phil, it's "Oh that's right, they're not all science-denying morons!"

[@1Dropboys]

"he's showing how oppressed he is" "oh okay" That's the sound of someone who could really not give a shit less XD

[@geekdivaherself]

Yeah, I'm a Presbyterian, and the first time I heard the expression "War on Christmas," I groaned and sank my face into my hands.

[@scottfleck2223]

As someone who is no longer a believer, I still LOVE veggietales ❤️ Tons of childhood memories. Phil seems like such a cool guy.

[@nikkio.9990]

Phil's podcasts keep me sane in a world full of right-wing evangelicals....

[@nonewmsgs]

I dont know if I was ever a believer. I didn't like religious things but veggies tales and silly songs with Larry were always good

[@hireahitCA]

“I am aware of no intelligent fundamentalist who believes the earth is 6000 years old”. As true today as it was then.

[@noreverse1152]

Uhh, don't know how to say this, but....these people have an uncanny skill of compartmentalizing their heads such that they are quite functional in real world but still believe that the Earth is young, god made the universe in 6 days and they observe the sabbath. Ah, and Ellen G White was a prophetess and Jesus is coming any moment now.

[@benscott4434]

What’s wrong with observing the Sabbath? That’s not based on any truths about the world except that humans weren’t made to work constantly.

[@EdwardHowton]

-“I am aware of- no intelligent fundamentalist -who believes the earth is 6000 years old”- Fixed that for you. That's married bachelor territory.

[@samhardy6030]

@@EdwardHowton Maths and Science is based on fundamental concepts, fundamental thinking isn't incompatible with intelligence!!!

[@EdwardHowton]

@@samhardy6030 And baseball is played by swinging a small flying mammal at a thrown ball. Just because the same word appears in two places doesn't mean it means the same thing. You use a wooden stick, not a flying mammal, to play baseball. Fundamental concepts and fundamentalist cult-insanity are not the same thing. You don't know what a bat is. You're dumb. Shut up.

[@danielthrasher1738]

🎶 We are the pirates Who don't do anything!🎶

[@DanDan-eh7ul]

🎶 We just stay at home And lie around! 🎶

[@stringtheories9820]

I really want to go to Boston in the fall...because of this song

[@jordancarter9064]

@@Bdfhvj We will tell you!! we don't do anything!

[@azsli2]

Me too.

[@lynndavinci4753]

Oh my god! I can’t believe Paul got the Veggie tales creator! What?? Thats awesome! It’s a show that I loved growing up and still can listen to the songs as an adult! So nostalgic and fun.

[@donwanna3906]

Without looking it up, what's the Polish word for "lips?" xD It's a lip it's a lip it's a lip lip lip!

[@EnkiduAk]

@@donwanna3906 and just like that the song of stick in my head again...

[@lynndavinci4753]

@@donwanna3906 My friends all laughed... USTA! I cracked up at the “and I just waited for the fire company to come get me and they had to use a crow bar” line lol. I don’t remember it exactly but I still think that joke is pretty funny.

[@elmardox3146]

Where is my hairbrush?

[@Hurricayne92]

Where’s my Water Buffalo?!?!?

[@drlegendre]

Paul, this is some of your best work to date. The historical background info on YEC as a resurgent early 20th century phenomenon is tremendously interesting and a powerful counter to AIGs view of biblical authority. Please have Paul or Phil or whatever (lol) back again, he's an engaging guest and a great complement to yourself.

[@gsnaponfire]

I got a Christian based streaming service ad before watching this, and it featured veggie tales...

[@utubepunk]

Praise be to the mighty Algorithm!

[@glennxserge]

Lol, same

[@TheLuckySpades]

At least that means they got something good on it

[@dramaticleftistgoblin1367]

I know I'm late to the party, but this was a great video. Since becoming an atheist, I've had to kiss so many of my Christian role models and heroes goodbye--so it's really nice to see Phil Vischer being, frankly, awesome with one of my favorite youtubers.

[@mrapistevist]

Having held teaching credentials, I must object most strongly to referring to Ken Ham as an educator.

[@Paulogia]

ha!

[@DanDan-eh7ul]

I may be Atheist, VeggieTales is the Christian hill I die on.

[@bryanaperry8760]

Same honestly. I get that some of it is very indoctrination-y, but i can still say the fast bit in I Love My Lips and i'm not sorry.

[@angryhairpeice]

I can probably still sing along with all the songs, and I was an Atheist (always have been) when I first saw an episode.

[@lelandstone35]

@@angryhairpeice Right!? How can ANYONE not enjoy "Oh, No! What We Gonna Do?" 😁

[@lelandstone35]

You will not be alone on that hill! 😁

[@ChrisFineganTunes]

The question is, where is your hairbrush?

[@losttribe3001]

This was one of my favorite Paulogia in some time. When Phil Vischer linked flood geology and the young earth creationism to Ellen White...I had some crazy flashbacks to when my family lived abroad (we’re from the US originally) and we lived in a place that the only school which taught in English was a Seventh Day Adventist school. So for 3 years, I was taught SDA religious beliefs everyday! Yikes. Flashbacks. But what’s funny (to me) is that my family came from the Mormon traditions and it was a constant intellectual battle to be taught SDA theology during the week and Mormonism in the evenings and on Sunday. (I also attended a Catholic high school😆). It’s why I’m an agnostic atheist now. Not because of science...but because I was at the front line of all sorts Christian traditions (my best friends were a Presbyterian and an Assembly of God members) all fighting for the poor souls of the indigenous population. I saw missionaries from many different denominations and even in my young mind thought “well, they can’t all be true”....and then as I got older, it all fell apart. SDA, Catholic, and especially my family’s Mormonism!

[@dancingnature]

That’s what happened to my youngest at age 9. He started asking me theology questions so I told him to get it from the horses mouth. The Catholic priest, the fundie minister and the Rabbi all answered his myriads of questions . He even liked all of them ( we aren’t atheist , Jewish , Catholic or fundie) and came to the conclusion that they were all just guessing.

[@losttribe3001]

@@dancingnature That almost sounds like the set up to a joke! A person with an inquiring mind asks a Catholic, Fundamentalist, and a Rabbi... But good for you for encouraging your youngest to ask people of different points of view!

[@manualdidact]

A Christian brings some of the most crushing critical commentary on the foundations of Ham's entire career ... This is a pretty remarkable episode.

[@user-qs9xd4gw2l]

I never expected Phil to be a guest

[@drlegendre]

Is it safe to say that... you weren't prepared for that?

[@asherikamichaela8425]

Aw, poor Kenny. Woe is him, right? Forget the tiny violin. He gets the whole microscopic orchestra. 😂🤣

[@chloew925]

All playing off key lol.

[@asherikamichaela8425]

@@chloew925 So true lmao

[@d.m.e.b.m.f7649]

Ken picks out some Tweets about him and then complains because they're just people insulting him. You picked them out Ken, if you wanted to argue valid points pick better Tweets.

[@donwanna3906]

"...if you wanted to argue valid points...." Not his style.

[@falsenarrativecults6235]

@@donwanna3906 stop true. He also speculates what one is saying about him as veggietale pointed out many times in this video.

[@Luubelaar]

@@donwanna3906 - exactly. He doesn't want to argue real points. He just wants to obfuscate and distract, and cry victim.

[@moonbot7613]

Ended my night with watching Paul on TAE with Shannon and starting this morning with some Ham and eggs. Pretty good 2021 so far

[@vernonchitlen8958]

Believing maybe abiogenesis will be demonstrated this year too?

[@thewick-j1837]

Not going to lie, without VeggieTales I would not be nearly as funny

[@witchypoo7353]

That’s adorable

[@JCTheSniper15]

I was homeschooled all the way up with Ken Hamm and Jay Wile. Those two are the main reason I'm not a Christian anymore.

[@utubepunk]

Heartwarming to see theist & atheist come together to dunk on Ken Ham!

[@geekdivaherself]

It was my first introduction to both. I had not seen anything more than a meme of VeggieTales, but alas I had heard of Ken Ham before, although I try to forget his name.

[@ginalahue8694]

Knowing that you two "know" where the animatronic dinosaurs go to poop at the Creation Museum made me spit out my coffee and laugh too hard! That was a good one!

[@jonathanstern5537]

It's rather fitting. He condenses 14 Billion + years into 6000, of course he's going to condense a 22+ minute video into exactly 5 minutes.

[@CallinWire]

Today was a good day. The creator of VeggieTales explained the history of Young Earth Creationism on Paulogia's channel and I learned a lot!

[@eccentriastes6273]

Didn't know the Veggie Tales guy was this based.

[@beatduck]

Phil is witty and hilarious. Great episode!! Had me laughing out loud.

[@vrencan9735]

Thank you for having Phil on, Paul. It was interesting to hear the history behind flood earth geology. Hopefully christian's like Phil can make some headway in counter acting groups like AiG.

[@elly-kz1eq]

I'm doing Veganuary but I'll never give up Paulogias ham and AiGs

[@inefffable]

Nice good luck! I know the salty Ham can be pretty triggering.

[@pancreas258]

18:28-18:36 His impression of Ken Ham sounds like an Australian John F Kennedy

[@JamesQMurphy]

I thought the same thing! Actually I thought Ted Kennedy at first, but definitely an Australian Kennedy!

[@charlestrulear6873]

In my mind it bordered a bit on Mayor Quimby.

[@drlegendre]

@@charlestrulear6873 Yep, I heard Quimby as well. "Paid for by the Mayor Quimby for Mayor, mayoral election committee. Vote Quimby - If you were running for mayor, he'd vote for you!"

[@stay_at_home_astronaut]

I am soooooo disappointed that the Scopes Monkey Trial didn't have Monkey Lawyers.

[@SatanasExMachina]

I love how at 20:57 Ken is in the middle of a sentence making his argument and Bodie throws out a random "YES!" well before Ken's done. As a yes man, Ken is definitely getting his monies worth out of that sycophant.

[@Gdwmartin]

First time he's heard of Creationist Pope? Wonder if h'e's heard of Ken's other nickname: Amish Wolverine!

[@sunlizard9593]

I wonder if he’s ever seen that meme where he’s the “missing link”

[@autobotstarscream765]

Or "The Hamster"! 🐹 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3Slq5dugNd-gtE

[@pureone8350]

Or Ken Sham

[@serpentscoil326]

When Ken Ham is so bad that the Creator of Veggie Tales isn't safe from Ken.

[@catelynh1020]

I get a dopamine rush when i hear the ham and eggs song now. I don't know if that's good or not. Just like, the song started and i smiled and felt happy

[@RikardPeterson]

That is good.

[@mikehatalovsky881]

Yep! Every time!

[@amandaallen5038]

Here I am in my thirties, and I am still taking life lessons from Bob the Tomato.

[@RedAngelSophia]

Every time I hear that Atheists Eat Babies trope, I think of the second Austin Powers movie and wonder if Fat Bastard is an Atheist.

[@autobotstarscream765]

Well, he is a Scotsman and therefore part of heathen Britain, yes?

[@sandakureva]

"GIT IN MAH BELLEH!" - Atheists, probably.

[@matthewpopp1054]

The irony of a guy named Ham using Noah’s Flood to make theological points. Wasn’t Ham cursed by Noah?

[@darcevader4146]

no canaan ham son that was cursed but funny

[@iluvtacos1231]

Never thought I'd see Phil Vischer just ROAST Ken Ham, but here we are!

[@TheVeryHungrySingularity]

That big bang joke was good

[@jakalair]

Ok, I am halfway through this episode so far and I have 12 different tabs open with different sources and references that have been mentioned. This is riveting stuff! Also, where is my hairbrush?

[@nero3901]

I really like this guy. I didn't think he was this cool

[@autobotstarscream765]

Phil has a grand life story indeed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqi4ZoJ4l9lnZ7s

[@robdotgif]

Dude I love it when Paul has guests, it's always so fun

[@ilikeitabc]

Thank you, Bob the Tomato 🍅🙌❤️

[@Harpsoup]

Did I ever expect to see Phil Vischer hanging out with my favorite person named Paul (somehow beating out McCartney) talking about church history while dealing with the ramblings of my least favorite ham? No. But boy am I glad this exists.

[@kenbee1957]

2021 may just be a great year, huh?

[@BlackEpyon]

Probably one of the best episodes I've seen in quite a while. As an atheist who grew up watching Veggie Tales, I have a newfound respect for Phil Vischer, and I laughed along a lot!

[@brendandmcmunniii269]

Ham's just a grifter

[@emilygordbort7300]

Seeing a conservative christian on Paulogia's show makes me smile, I'm very happy that some bridges are being built

[@gracesprocket7340]

I'm going to hazard a guess that "YEC is a recent movement" is translatable as "a still warm turd".

[@ps.2]

As much as their people love to throw in "millions of years" as a joke, can we say YEC is less than 6000 years old?

[@imagomonkei]

I love this colab! Paul and Phil are two of the most likable people on KZbin.

[@inefffable]

VeggieTales (before Phil left) was bangin'. It actually helped me realize as a kid that some of the biblical stories were just that: stories. Although I didnt leave the church for another 15 years or so, this did assist me in breaking past the notion of "you cannot question any aspect of the religion." I'm sure this wasnt Phil's intention, but I'm appreciative of his work!

[@inefffable]

@@Bdfhvj I was pretty lucky to have a mom who also had qualms with the church. When I started being vocal about it around 13, she confined in me her own disagreements. Glad you're here, Cyann. Hahaha such a classic! We are the pirates who dont do anything is my life's moto now ;) heheh

[@thomasdoubting]

Call a "seventh-day adventist" a "sixth-day adventist" and all hell break loose!😆

[@koljag5]

Wow, great guest. I'm glad he and you can have a great conversation like this.

[@Amateur0Visionary]

According to the ad that played before this vid, there are brand new episodes of Veggietales streaming soon! Ain't it amazin!!

[@charlesmtaylor31]

I see you got the ad, too.

[@brunozeigerts6379]

Did anyone in AIG look at that picture of humans and deadly, vicious dinosaurs and realize it makes zero sense for them to co-exist?

[@epsilon-eleven]

Ham seriously claims that all dinosaurs were originally herbivores, and that the large, pointy teeth were for eating pumpkins. In ancient Israel. You know, where pumpkins are obviously plentiful.

[@diamondflaw]

Oh my gosh this was fun.

[@onepetalleft]

This video is EVERYTHING I ever needed, and didn’t realize it. I think Phil Vischer is my favorite theist.

[@NotTheSameAsIWas]

As a recovering fundie that grew up on Bob & Larry, I appreciate this conversation so much. It’s quite a juxtaposition to think of the “newsworthy“ story I’d heard way back when was that the VT creators were lauded bc they couldn’t be bought when approached to take their show mainstream as long as they cut out the God stuff... and now to hear this. What a finicky business the public face of religion is. I guess I’ve known that for a long time- I grew up in the same town as Jennifer Knapp and saw that worldwide backlash front and center. It’s different to see from this side though. Way different.

[@autobotstarscream765]

I recommend Saber's video about VT to everyone thinking on the topic of Religion, Inc. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqi4ZoJ4l9lnZ7s

[@NotTheSameAsIWas]

@@autobotstarscream765 I'll check it out! Thank you.

[@autobotstarscream765]

@@NotTheSameAsIWas You're welcome, hope you enjoy it. 😇

[@aturtlethatisred]

I am intrigued and want to know more about the Jennifer Knapp stuff. I’m going to check out the video linked here!

[@geekdivaherself]

​@@autobotstarscream765 Do you remember what you were talking about back then? It got deleted at some point for some reason. I'm just curious about it and also Jennifer Knapp.

[@Smarticus69]

The other day I said to a friend "Veggie Tales was the only good thing to come of Christianity". And now I know why that is, Phil is a pretty chill dude!

[@TheLuckySpades]

Prince ot Egypt is also a pretty fantastic movie

[@witchypoo7353]

@@TheLuckySpades yes, yes it is. You are both very much correct

[@simongiles9749]

I dunno, I think there are some pretty cool Gothic cathedrals and Renaissance art out there.

[@Caelinus]

A lot of really good science came out of the Christian church as well, as the clergy were the only ones who had the time and resources to perform it. The anti-science Christians are not representative of the entire history of the church luckily. A lot of major discoveries and philosophical movements were originated by priests trying to understand reality.

[@suziwolf4830]

Ken Ham took something out of context? I am the shock...

[@technopoke]

"Who ordered the Chaos?" I've got a Chaos with fries here? Anyone?

[@utubepunk]

God & Satan raise their hands at the same time.

[@babsbylow6869]

Nope. Not mine. I ordered my chaos with fried rice

[@cyanchaos4490]

What are you gonna do with those Emeralds, ancient water deity

[@babsbylow6869]

There's a blue hedgehog here who wants to have word with your manager.

[@celestialangel666]

“Why are we reading these?” “Because he wants to show how oppressed he is.” *unhappy sigh* “ok...” Me: I agree with the veggie tales guy. Also good on the history point out.

[@mugglescakesniffer3943]

I went to William Jennings Bryant college for a year. What a waste of money but I do like the old man that taught OT survey who at the time (1992) said "My class is more exciting than Batman."

[@bodan1196]

I wouldn't have thought that I could to this degree enjoy a Paulogia video where Paul speaks so little, as I have enjoyed this.

[@kendrabueckert3240]

Oh that was great Paul!! Good job! Can’t wait for Hammy new year!!!👍🏼👍🏼☺️☺️

[@utubota5522]

This has been one of your best videos. Phil is believable, a little self deprecating, and quite humorous. Thanks. Ham et al will continue to be whatever they are, and can't be taken seriously.

[@tonituesdaymusic]

I've been so excited for the Paulogia take on this!

[@bopeton]

Love Phil's impression of Ken

[@Dan_C604]

I’m glad to see Mr. Vischer here as an opposing intelligent view with ours. But I disagree that you can’t be extremist in Catholic Church. As a former catholic I can assure you that you can be a very extremist one within Catholic Church too.

[@KneedleKnees]

I just finished some ham and eggs on a biscuit, so this is perfect timing

[@chrisgreen8803]

I’m guessing you have a different meaning of “biscuit “ than I do here in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😂😆

[@TazPessle]

@@chrisgreen8803 you don't eat your bourbons with ham and eggs on!?

[@chrisgreen8803]

@@TazPessle Too small mate 😂😆

[@dancingnature]

When my cousin came to the USA from England I thought she’d like English muffins . She’d never heard of them. And of course I had to explain Fahrenheit temperatures and to ask for cookies if she wanted a biscuits

[@TazPessle]

@@dancingnature wait... English muffins are what we just call muffins, but i think it might then be a northern thing. I assumed they had then all over the UK.

[@michaelkierum42]

It was this video that got me to start listening to the Holy Post podcast. The hosts are evangelical Chrstians but extreamly reasonable and compassionate. They are honestly wonderful people.

[@DigitalinDaniel]

As a fellow atheist I must admit, what an amazing guest you managed to find!!

[@PatrickGagnon1]

Best Ham and AIGS episode yet!

[@kmn1275]

Paul, congratulations! You've outdone yourself. What an outstanding video. We raised our sons on Veggie Tales, and as young men they would be very impressed to watch this. Keep up the great work!

[@eplane]

I really appreciate the respectful way this was handled. Even when people disagree on their beliefs, respectful dialogue enhances everyone’s understanding of each other. Ken Ham is a stunning example of Judge not lest you yourselves be judged…..

[@user-uu2cj9ct3j]

Talking Seventh Day Adventism today? Lovely, it’s my old turf 😂😂😂

[@Josiah_Cornett]

Oh my god... I’m a victim of their indoctrination by homeschooling plan... I know for a fact that my parents believe this as sincerely as anyone can believe anything, so I don’t blame them for this. But holy crap... My mind is blown right now. I feel more lied to than I’ve ever felt.

[@Paulogia]

I'm sorry to hear that... but the side with the truth is worth moving to.

[@Josiah_Cornett]

@@Paulogia I have been on a slow migration to the side with the truth for quite a long time now, but this is the first I’ve heard of the history behind yec. Very interesting, but it does make me feel even more lied to than I ever have. Thank you for your content, Paul, it helps me A LOT with my deconstruction 😁

[@EmeryPigg]

Keep up the great work, Paul.

[@PZMyersBiology]

I've been saying for years that YEC is a recent invention, just as Vischer is saying. I guess that I'm an atheist means my views were dismissable. Also, Ron Numbers, *The Creationists* is a good source of info on the history of creationism.

[@Paulogia]

You're an atheist AND you'd like people to be treated with respect... so you obviously can't be trusted. Double-whammy.

[@normanwolfe7639]

Came across Phil’s evangelicalism and race relations in the US series. Some of the best historical summaries on the topic. Lays it out perfectly. As a former evangelical I really appreciate his approach. Thanks for having Phil on.

[@Steven_Andreyechen]

What a crossover

[@ggeraven]

I just love the jingle for Ham and AiG news.

[@noneofyourbusiness7055]

It never ceases to amaze me how every person in every denomination of every religion is personally sure their own interpretation of scripture/dogma is the right one, even if they are literally the only one who sees it that way. Gee, it's almost like religion is one big Rorschach test of selfish self-affirming confirmation bias...

[@razielfaustus9733]

i respect the fact that paul has guys like phil on his videos and talks to even eric hovind on good terms

[@Grace-vn8of]

This was so educational and entertaining. Also I still love veggie tales as an ex Christian.

[@BertNielson]

This was wonderful! I haven't paid attention to Veggie Tales since my kids were little over a decade ago. Phil was delightful, informative, and just hilarious.

[@jesss2830]

7:04 okay the t-rex eating a watermelon absolutely sent me

[@ladyfreedomrocks]

Ham and eggs, Hamm and AIG, flipping, flipping Hamm and AIG! Is that somewhere to be loaded to use as a ringtone?

[@AschKris]

I love VeggieTales and Phil Vischer is awesome Loved seeing his history on Saberspark's video.

[@kaylabingus]

As someone that went to a Christian school where we watched veggie tales and went on TWO field trips to the creationist museum, I find this very amusing lol

[@deanjoseph2868]

This is the most informative video I have ever seen on this channel. Your videos are highly informative but there is something in this one for me that stands out. Thanks for the enormous effort you put into what you do.

[@synthdriver8817]

Doesn't Ken realize that creating unnecessary division is a sin in the bible? This kind of Christian animosity towards each other is only going to fragment and turn what few strong holds of the religion remain into fringe groups who will die off within one generation.

[@JackDesert]

Ken Hamm: But mah persecution!!

[@lnsflare1]

I mean, so is bearing false witness, and that's pretty much his entire business model (along with not giving unto Caesar that which is Caesar's).

[@Payne2view]

I think Ken doesn't regard non-literalists as real Christians, so for him its not dividing one from another but real from false. He thrives on the them & us narrative.

[@mind_onion]

All true Christians know that they have always been a small minority, surrounded by false Christians and nonbelievers. They're not at risk any more than they've ever been. ;) Narrow is the path after all. Now, if only people could figure out which ones are the true Christians, since most of them think they are. XD

[@sirjuliusnorris7513]

Shhh :-D