Youtuber Claims He Met JESUS and SATAN | Atheist Reaction

Christian KZbinr Logan Mayberry released a video claiming he met Jesus and Satan, and filmed it. Is it just clickbait? Has he had a remarkable religious experience, or is his newfound faith an avenue to get more clicks on the internet?
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[@EmmaThorneVideos]

Do you think Logan has renewed faith, or is it all fabricated for views? Is the title pure clickbait? I’d love to hear your thoughts down below! (No trolling Logan though! If you do visit his channel as a result of this video, spread a little love or be a quiet observer. Hate is bad no-no). If you’re not sure what to say, do me a favour and comment [fart noise] down below, it really helps the algorithm and also is extremely funny :]

[@icravedeath.1200]

I betcha he thinks you can pray away autism. (Being autistic myself, I believe that I can speak for a lot of us by saying THAT WE DONT WANT A CURE, WE JUST WANT TO BE ACCEPTED).

[@michellejean11]

Sounds contrived to me, the big mistake they make is over writing the script.

[@suburaniumbrowzer]

I truly believe he's making shit up

[@michellejean11]

@@suburaniumbrowzer Made p with really bad writing and he needs to learn to act.

[@CollinGerberding]

"Hate is bad no-no" I feel like this should be on some merch.

[@Bundle0fNeuroses]

An Uber driver named Jesus. Coincidence??? Yes. Yes, that is a coincidence.

[@visaman]

But, as Joan Osborne sang, What If God Was One Of Us? Maybe that was Jesus.

[@annabeinglazy5580]

Reminds me of the time i was invited to a Job Interview and the Email Said "Go to the reception on the First Floor and ask for Jesus" Jesus and i Had a really productive Interview and i got the Job. Nice dude

[@visaman]

@@annabeinglazy5580 Sounds like the plot to the film Oh God!

[@dannycomellas]

In South Florida? Who'd have thought?

[@annabeinglazy5580]

@@visaman It was a bit trippy since im myself from a country that would never use Jesus as a Babyname. And we dont use first names in official communication. I gotta check out that movie ;)

[@fgzhtsp]

"There was this woman being harassed in broad daylight. It was so sad. We just had to ignore her. So sad." Ah yes, Christianity. The arbiters of moral authority.

[@katarinatibai8396]

💯💯💯🎯 this. But what should we expect, when their sky - daddy is a genocidal psychopath 🤷🤷🤷

[@Andrew-db6qy]

This guy is exactly the epitomy of Christianity: finding ways to benefit off of struggling people so he can make money and go home to his nice neighborhood where everyone looks like him so he can feel good about himself because he stooped down to the level of the poor and downtrodden to throw them a little bone and feel good about it because sky daddy was proud of him. Obviously not all Christians are like that but that's the Christianity I see all too often.

[@saltydinonuggies1841]

Yeah and it gets worse when its fundamentalists. A *lot* of fundamentalist sects will often be downright cruel to people that dont believe in their version of the religion. Its disgusting. Jesus wouldnt have acted that way but they think thats how he wants them to act (im agnotic and lean more towards pagan)

[@RandomDragonEXE]

@@saltydinonuggies1841 Aw sweet, hello fellow pagan!

[@Andrew-db6qy]

@@saltydinonuggies1841 I bet it's fun celebrating holidays the way they were originally meant to

[@sassylittleprophet]

@@saltydinonuggies1841 as someone who was raised in Christian fundamentalism since I was 6 years old, I can confirm this is 100% true. I'm now an agnostic atheist and have discovered I was queer.

[@sarahallegra6239]

Hi fellow pagans!!! And yes, it is fun/irritating to feel smug/annoyed when I pass by the dumb “Jesus is the reason for the season” signs and have 18 reasons why he’s most definitely NOT pop immediately into my head. When my husband and I have our own place (we currently live in a back house so if we decorated, no one would see it), I want to put up “Odin is the reason for the season” signs. My husband just sighed and asked me to not get us kicked out of whatever neighborhood we move into. He supports my beliefs and dislikes the Jesus signs as much as I do, he just doesn’t want me to start a holy war on our block. 😂

[@tanglewife]

"she was a pretty girl; she had potential" Excuse me while I actually pick my jaw up off the floor.

[@doneestoner9945]

Cringey. That guy really pisses me off.

[@stampandscrap7494]

Obviously thinks an ugly woman has no potential

[@spaceman081447]

That sounds exactly like what a pimp would say.

[@aporue5893]

incels be like 😡

[@georgesears934]

That's a very old testament view, that the ugly/visibly ill/disabled/those with birth defects are inherently evil because they bear the mark of wickedness on their flesh. There's a reason the Hunchback of Notre Dame... is even a story that exists. The point was he was cloistered away for fear the Christian citizens of Paris would kill him, and Frollo didn't save Quasimodo out of Godly duty to HIM, but to his (pretty) mother whom he accidentally killed. It's barbaric superstitious caveman logic that shoulda been left in the dustbin of history. But, here we are.

[@romichi2354]

who is going to tell him the name "Jesus" is very common on latinoamerica (specially brazil)

[@rd6203]

I was about to say... I work with three of them.

[@fornamnefternamn1532]

I took a course with Jesus. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@thembill8246]

It's incredibly popular anywhere that you have Catholics, and it literally just is the latinization of Joshua, which was one of the top 10 English language names from 1983 to 2010, as well as most of the English language's existence. There's a lot of white guys he needs to thank as well, plus a lot of Middle Easterners named Yeshua, and all the other permutations thereof.

[@SA-mo3hq]

He's stoked to meet Jesus? Wait til he meets my friend Carlos! He's super funny

[@matthewcaddis4746]

And is more to be pronounced "HAY-ZOOS"

[@Nerobyrne]

You know what the really messed up part is? If you ask him if he'd vote for any policies that would actually help these women, he'd probably say no. At least, if he's like the average US Christian. And that's what moves them from cringe and annoying to actually being evil. They convince people that they want to help, while actively opposing real, proven methods of helping people.

[@xtinkerbellax3]

They think all help should come from private religious organizations aka be conditional.

[@daydays12]

Exactly. Well put.

[@notdirkstrider]

The video title should be "Christian man founds out drug addicts and homeless people exist (EMOTIONAL)"

[@RichWoods23]

Subtitle: "GOD and SATAN not present (EVER)"

[@milkenobi]

“It was so sad”

[@whatabouttheearth]

Probably has more to do with being privileged middle middle class or upper middle class.

[@stylis666]

That (EMOTIONAL) part cracked me up! :D

[@katarinatibai8396]

​@@whatabouttheearthDefinitive uper middle class.

[@chessmyantidrug]

"She was a pretty girl! She had potential!" Apparently unattractive people do not have potential in Christianity.

[@Uneclipsed]

Okay so let me get something straight. They filmed a girl who was on something, did nothing while she was getting attacked, and then prayed for the man who is implied to be her attacker because he was also out of his mind on drugs? And then monetized this experience? Are you kidding me? Insert gif of his friend saying “you can’t make this up”

[@EmmaThorneVideos]

With a side of "it's sad because she was pretty" and the dude who was 'all over her' in whatever 'disgusting' way is actually a good guy

[@jospinner1183]

@@EmmaThorneVideos I particularly enjoyed the fact that the guy implied that the prettiness of the girl made her more worthy of their sympathy. Classy. 😠

[@newms3450]

But did you hear that it was sad?

[@LaraBee]

@@newms3450 no, must have missed it…lol😂 I thought he was happy this whole time 🤣

[@RichWoods23]

What sort of world did he grow up in where he thought it was a good idea for two men to invite a woman into a car, when she didn't know them, and to ask repeatedly when she refused and just asked for a dollar instead?

[@TheShootingDuck]

Good for her not getting into the car with two strange men offering her food… She’s more in control of her faculties than this guy is that she realizes that’s a horrific idea and he doesn’t.

[@liampoulton-king7479]

I love saying you “met” Satan. Like, you were at a convention, and Satan was doing a meet and greet.

[@jospinner1183]

Satan's shorter when you meet him in person. It can be a bit of a let-down when he comes to cons.

[@blueeyedchippewa8271]

When I met her, she was way different than I expected.... 😜

[@jospinner1183]

@@blueeyedchippewa8271 Genderfluid Satan FTW!

[@visaman]

The word Satan means "adversary" so we have met many Satans in our lives.

[@TheAndeye]

Satan used to give free hugs in Salem before the thing.

[@tod1way]

As someone who was briefly homeless recently, I ended up in a Christian shelter. It was very difficult to deal with, because they sort of made me feel like a pariah for not attending daily worship. I never announced that I'm a non-believer. But, just not attending seemed to upset them. But, there are extremely few secular charities here in the States and I haven't found any that have shelter. So, I had no other choice.

[@AdaTheWatcher]

It's really a shame these religious nutsos can't just help people in need without shoving Thier fairytales up Thier throat, as if that would help homeless people who suffer under clear stress

[@mikearchibald744]

Our community food bank puts out a bunch of christian 'literature'. Fortunately its over at the side and not really pushed on anybody but the fact its there creeps me out. I get marketing vibes from it "this donation of food is brought to you by.....the divine trinity....yes you too for the low low price of your immortal soul can gain inward peace as you struggle for the daily life's subsistence.....act now and recieve a special message from Mary, the mother of god.." Fine print: does not include access to any kind of decent life, it'll just make you a more happier poor person.

[@madelinecoven6428]

And literally Heaven forbid they help people for the sake of it.

[@mikearchibald744]

@@madelinecoven6428 For the sake of it, whats that mean?:)

[@madelinecoven6428]

@@mikearchibald744 I mean, helping without gaining religious adherence

[@Uneclipsed]

“Her being attacked was in an area where no one is ever going to do anything” Okay, so why didn’t you do anything?

[@evelynmatt2000]

Exactly, so true. He also did nothing !

[@fornamnefternamn1532]

I literally had to stop the video to scream exactly that to his face on the screen like a crazy person. So annoying! I know it's scary to interrupt crime but those guys look like they can be intimidating to an old guy.

[@GameLeaderR]

Guess helping her wasn't part of God's plan lol.

[@atheistechoes9594]

Exactly what i was thinking top comment

[@mayuzumiis]

Exactly what I was going to say! How about, instead of making a fake-crying KZbin video for pity views, you actually help the girl???

[@mickaellundgren6390]

Praying over someone is exactly the same as doing nothing at all!

[@Ramsimation]

I'm not buying it, Mr Krabs isn't playing a tiny violin, its not sad in the slightest.

[@cim6205]

Didn't you hear him though? It was sooo sad. So sad. Also crazy. And sad.

[@aporue5893]

LOL

[@Msz_Riot]

“ this is a load of baarrrnicles”

[@Brunnen_Gee]

"Get over their addiction and find Jesus." That's called replacing one addiction with another.

[@winterwombat]

I find it noteworthy that his entire story about the drug addict/sex worker woman shows absolutely no empathy. He mentions over and over how sad he felt at her situation, but it's always HIS feelings. He's sad because she's on drugs, sad because she's engaging in prostitution, sad because she's too pretty (wtf?) for this, but he never feels sad out of empathy for her own pain. Instead, it's like the instant he realizes she's "on drugs and alcohol" he assumes she's incapable of having any kind of inner life. It all sends shivers down my spine, and not the kind that mean I've got God holding on Line 2. Ick.

[@katheryne-bois]

Yeah! And it gets under my skin at the same time! I'm an escort and I decided that life! I decided to do something I love to do! But peoples still think we are too good or anything for this, like, what does that even means, can we just have our simplest liberty to do whatever we want with our body without being shamed because of what we do with our own body? They don't own our body after all! It is just soooo cringe how they are reacting about peoples like me!

[@Roozyj]

@@katheryne-bois Pff, people do choose sex work as a career. Why don't people understand that? Some people don't mind building stuff and they do construction work. Some people don't mind sleeping with people and they do sex work. Sure, there's a problems and abuse in illegal prostitution, but that doesn't mean the work in itself is bad. That's like saying it's bad to work in a factory, because there are factories where people are being extorted.

[@katheryne-bois]

@@Roozyj Finally, someone with common senses! It’s not complicate to understand, and still, they are continuously complaining, as if everyone is getting extorted and abused! It’s like you said about any job’s work! Yes there’s pimps and Sex Slavery in the Sex Work Business, but it’s the same thing for more standardized jobs, that still has some companies abusing their employees, it’s like that everywhere, it doesn’t mean every work is an abusive place to work! On the same way, in Sex Work, we have Escort, (The most Secure way to do sex work, as you’re the one deciding for everything happening that you’ll agree or not, to what the customer would like to do with you) who are independent Sex Worker, working by themselves and managing themselves without anybody, and it’s the most secure way to do it, as we keep an up to date Blacklist of Bad and Abusive Customers, so we can share our Blacklist to some other more Escorts so they can do their job safely without getting them abusing them! We have as well Sex massage Sex Worker, but that one is a bit more taboo as it have risk to be run by pimps , we have, Curbside Sex Work, a bit more dangerous as anyone could take those sex workers so easily and do anything they want against their consent! And lastly, we have the most disgusting part of Sex Work Industry where peoples engage peoples to do sex works and end up putting them as a Sex Work Slave!

[@Roozyj]

@@katheryne-bois I think a lot of people just don't understand how somebody can do sex work willingly? Then again, if you like sex and connecting with new people, it sounds like a pretty good business to be in. Maybe it's easier for me to understand because I've lived in Amsterdam for a while. I know at least one person who has done sex work in a club and enjoyed it. I also know a few people who are fierce allies and help raise awareness for the unfair treatment of sex workers by society. They are generally simply small business owners, but it's hard for them to open a bank account or find an accountant, because even though it's legal around here, it's still a bit taboo.

[@scribblescrabble3185]

tbf. one can only fell ones own emotions and I would have been even more put of if he had attributed his emotions too her. What made this so emotionally cold is the total lack of imaginative wording, if he feels something in this recollection he is utterly unable to convey it and the contrast to the background music that is (trying to) plucking at your heart string makes it so overbearing and uncomfortable.

[@britnicox3929]

There’s something that’s so unsettling about the number of times that he has mentioned that this man was “all over that [sweet girl]” that they just watched and did literally nothing about that really gets under my skin

[@txellblanxer9060]

That piano music is killing me, literally. Is getting in my nerves, I hate it

[@bradweir6993]

Millions of nutters are dancing and crying to this. They love it . They have my pity and l'm close to tears.

[@IAreSpitfire]

It was so sad watching a woman get assaulted that instead of actively helping we drove away. Sounds on par for the Christian types.

[@katarinatibai8396]

It would not hurt his damn fingertips to daile the police number. He doesn't even call the freaking police. And his friend also done a f*ing big nothing.

[@SarcasticShrubbery]

So he went to a "bad" area to find homeless people to make videos about, and found some homeless people; the next day he was close to the same area and saw one of the people again; and then he learned that people who use drugs are humans. Cool story, bro. Also, I don't believe his emotions are real for a second. He goes around actually making an effort to find homeless people, and he's "never seen anything like that"? He must've not been paying very much attention, then.

[@MGC-XIII]

This is like when televangelists/pastors tell stories about how they met an atheists and convinced them god is real.

[@seraphjohanson3402]

As someone who also grew up Pentecostal, this guy may very well not be lying at all. He probably believes everything he says. How he talked, the crying, the confirmation bias and genuinely believing that his emotions are God Talking… that’s all programmed in. And yes, it’s intensely selfish and self-serving, but you are convinced that it’s not, because you are God’s Child. So you can’t be selfish. I just… ugh. I would have known he was raised Pentecostal without him saying it.

[@Fiona-68]

This. Long time recovering penty

[@neglectedpizzacrust90]

Very true

[@kxjx]

I suspect also that this kind of expression is rewarded by others within the religion. By talking in this manner he would be getting positive feedback from others within his religious circles. Can you confirm this?

[@stylis666]

Not to object to your conclusion, but I do feel I have to object to using crying as evidence of belief. Your emotions are a response to thought, not to actual events. If you make up a sad story and tell it, you will feel the emotions as if the story is happening in real time. It can make you cry because you are imagining it. It's not evidence that it actually happened or that you believe(d) it. It's evidence that the words that come out of your mouth are also in your mind, but we already knew that. You may not remember every word you said, but you did at the time you said them.

[@hardywatkins7737]

You forgot the soft piano music, that's programmed in too.

[@tylersimmons6524]

"There's nothing I can find that makes this more emotionally devastating than any other homeless person..." Didn't you hear Emma? She was PRETTY. If beautiful people can be homeless and it isn't just inferior people, his worldview is challenged.

[@HollyOak]

He said he had proof he met Satan. Now he's saying Satan was in this guy - who stood there quietly and allowed him to pray for him.

[@kenbee1957]

Hey! Spoilers

[@HollyOak]

@@kenbee1957 Don't read the comments before watching the video

[@kenbee1957]

@@HollyOak A lesson has been learned

[@madelinemitchell104]

It's like all the videos of "possessed" people at deliverance ministries...these "demons" just growl and make a couple of funny faces, no levitation, no vomiting pea soup, not even any actual blasphemy. Just once I want to see the "possessed" tear out the pastor's throat with their teeth, or spontaneously combust the congregation, or something. Not that it would convert me or anything, but I'd find it damned amusing! Go demons! 👍

[@neptunegrl3425]

Lol yeah he might need a shrink.

[@alexevanspoppsychedelicren4158]

As someone who's been in and out of addiction, this kind of content is just so incredibly insulting, objectifying, and insulting. We. Are. Just. People.

[@insertnamehereplease4975]

I went to a Pentecostal church throughout my teens and attended youth group because it was the only way I was allowed out of the house. This dude reminds me of all the guys in youth group who told wild stories of demon encounters all the time. When they weren't fighting demons, they were being slain by the spirit (being filled with the Holy Ghost and fainting). I am a church survivor who has deconstructed their indoctrination. Peace out!

[@jospinner1183]

Like, literal physical demons? That's wild. Do they ever bring back monster parts? Devil horns? I just have a born-again cousin who insists I'm possessed by a demon because I date both men and women.

[@insertnamehereplease4975]

@@jospinner1183 Yes, "actual" demons. I'll never forget being on a youth retreat in a national park and our youth leader was recounting how, at a youth rally he had attended, he saw "30 or 40 demons flying over the conference centre". We were also made to participate in book burnings and the destruction of secular music media. It makes me cringe to think of my 1980s teenage self being instructed to break a bunch of classic vinyl in the middle of a busy downtown street with a bunch of other youth group hooligans. My mother wouldn't let my sister and I do yoga because 'it's a cult'.

[@jospinner1183]

@@insertnamehereplease4975 Wow. That's amazing. I'm glad you were able to escape that sort of madness!

[@Fiona-68]

I was in the Pentecostal church (cult) for 27 years as an adult, just left this last October. They do believe in literally having demon and speaking in tongues etc. It gets crazy, regular people would not believe it,

[@insertnamehereplease4975]

@@Fiona-68 congratulations to you! It took me decades to unravel all of that. The speaking in tongues thing is a particularly sore spot for me because we were locked in a dark assembly hall at a remote youth retreat and made to stay there until we spoke in tongues. My sister and I faked it. The minister later announced to the congregation that all youth at the retreat spoke in tongues. That was my first real clue.

[@tinazzz4688]

I showed my fiancé this and he was so upset that these guys basically saw a woman being sexually assaulted and did nothing. They just drove away feeling "sad" for her. My Man would have intervened for sure and he is an Atheist

[@johnnytr0uble]

As an addict myself it really bothers me when people try and say all you need to recover from it is to find Jesus.

[@charleybarley914]

Look at how Mike Lindell turned out....good luck to you btw.

[@jessicadavis3989]

My thoughts exactly

[@jessicadavis3989]

I have done the best in my life as a an atheist!

[@wunnell]

"[...] there was nothing we could really do for her other than pray for her and tell her that Jesus loves her". So there was nothing you could do for her at all then.

[@kyleepratt]

She asked for a dollar, they showed that on the tape (I assume made without her consent). They could have given her a dollar. Or more!

[@DirtPoorWargamer]

_“…a part of town where nobody is going to do anything.”_ So what did you do? _”I drove away feeling really sad.”_

[@amyshew1151]

Last week I went to eat dinner with my mother at her church. The woman sitting next to me was going on about how she just had to -praise Jesus ! That the recent tornado didn’t break her figurines . I asked about the peoples homes that were destroyed ? Did she think they weren’t praying their homes would be saved ? Was god mad at them ? Had they forgotten to be forgiven if their sins recently enough ? Why were their homes destroyed by god and hers wasn’t ? She had no response and asked what I thought . I said , sometimes weather just happens . Praise god your house was saved : It’s just gods will if your homes destroyed . Total cult . Gods always infallible - it’s your own fault of bad things happen and gods grace if good things happens . Absurd .

[@hellepost1439]

JESUS GUNS BABIES 🟠KANDISS TAYLOR🌎🥳

[@plaguedbysociety]

Either he’s faking it or he’s really just displaying a perfect example of a privileged life. All of these things are just every day occurrences of many people. It’s not that crazy. Why do you think there are people fighting for better social services in our country, duh.

[@gilly_axolotl]

Right, it's embarrassing. When he said he thought the boy was selling candy for boy scouts I literally felt like he's never met poor people before

[@Abrahamwaffle]

@@gilly_axolotl "I was at starbucks working on my macbook and then i called an uber" i dont think you could come up with a more privileged sentence if you tried

[@breestringham1063]

Honestly, this is how I perceive most religious people. I think most genuinely believe what they do provokes "God" to help people in need. It's hands-off (and doesn't actually help) but that's not how they see it. There are religious people who actually do stuff that helps, but I think most are like this guy.

[@katarinatibai8396]

​@@gilly_axolotl💯💯💯

[@TheZerothbase]

It was so sad. I just want to emphasize how sad it is. It makes me really tear up when i see someone sooo bad at emotional manipulation and making clickbait videos.

[@AngelA-ws7qn]

i love when Christians make "the chills" out to be this big powerful thing from god. like, bro I've watched asmr, I've listed to some good music, and I dont think the chills are gods way of saying his message is through nail tapping and metal music.

[@roobard2700]

I've gotten the chills after a good poop. Holy shit. (Pun intended)

[@cakecinema9385]

As a writer, I call that 'the fizz' and its basically the way I tell if what I've written has a good pay off. As far as I understand it, its basically a rush of dopamine from something we enjoy. Like literally anything, from eating cereal to beating a boss in dark souls.

[@CollinGerberding]

And it's easier to experience in a group of like-minded individuals...

[@Tera_totally]

Guys I just watched a woman pour soda in a cup ice and I literally got chills, is this a sign from god?! 😱 /s

[@Speederzzz]

God and Jesus ASMR

[@martynbealing79]

He met the same dude twice? A human being in the same general area? Twice!!!! Well I'm convinced that it was so amazing and so sad, what a Wang!!!

[@Alresu]

Hey, it was more than 15 miles away! If you are just strolling about you need about five hours for that! That's humanly impossible!

[@nickthepeasant]

I again applaud your ability to sit through insulting / ignorant nonsense without literally smashing something. I would have reacted in horror and anger just at the abysmal story telling, score and lack of good editing, let alone the cynical and absurd content. You aren't taking part in the exploitation at all - I personally value your insight and perspective on this stuff, keep it up.

[@genXstream]

This is the most heart-felt, redemptive story of confirmation bias I've ever heard. Crazy!

[@WhoKilledLenny]

I haven't gotten to the end yet. But let me say, as a person in recovery from addiction and homelessness (and also as someone who has worked with three Jesus-es), and also a former Christian.. This guy grinds my gears. How condescending, first off. Second off, way to exploit this poor woman's story for views. Yeah, you 'couldn't get anywhere with her' because you're not even trying to meet her at a level she can relate to and probably didn't spend more than 10 mins "trying." Saying "God" does not make people fall to the floor with grief that they've strayed from the flock, even devout Christians in addiction. Who even is this guy? People need help. Like months and months of help from professionals who know what they're doing and base their process on science and what actually works. Sure, you can add religion to the mix if the individual finds that helpful, spirituality can be powerful, but like.. I've made it 6 years clean without ever turning back to religion. And I would have been way more put off by my treatment facility if they pushed religion. Luckily, most of our workers were non-religious and didn't ever push this idea that you need god to stay sober. Sorry for the rant. I just feel a bit.. Upset by this guy. I know people like this and it's just like they don't live in the harsh reality with the rest of us. What do you expect to accomplish doing what he and his friends do? Driving around like that? The only success they'll find is someone who was already Christian who feels immensely guilty for letting God down. Religious guilt adds an entirely new (horrible) layer to psychological issues, and best case, these guys just send an already broken person over the edge into more guilt that may, MAY, possibly get them to seek some actual help. Doubtful, though. But they're not out there changing lives like they seem to think they have the power to.

[@jospinner1183]

Thank you for this comment!

[@harrisonpeterson3733]

Thank you for this!

[@huepix]

No, no, no. If you hold your hands the right way, say the ancient words and enact the sacred rituals, bingo, saved. If not, it's YOUR fault. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️

[@LordTails]

Congrats to you on being clean. To add my experience to this, I was in the hospital a few years ago for psych issues. They had an AA meeting there so I went for curiosity and because I had literally nothing to do. It felt so unsettling that there were these people who claimed to be powerless and only faith was keeping them from alcohol and everything, meanwhile they were clean for years. It felt like a vicious cycle with faith and resisting addictions (if they really had addictions) and they really pushed the whole "pray your troubles away" thing (which in itself was something I saw too often from "preachers" at my uni). I started therapy after being in the hospital with a therapist who is religious but not once had pushed faith on me (in fact she actively encourages me to use my own reasoning/counsel and never throws God or prayer into it). I consider myself lucky I didn't heed the advice of the AA people and instead listened to my therapist. I know I'd be even more of a mess than I was back then otherwise. This guy definitely brought back memories of that whole AA thing and it irks me a lot too. You wanna do the religion thing? Cool, but why not first help them empower themselves first rather than just throw a prayer and an attempt at conversion their way? I can say from experience that religious guilt does not help at all. It just makes things worse.

[@daydays12]

I sympathise with you.. This video guy is a selfish creep

[@thewarehaus7740]

My goodness....how does this man NOT have an Oscar? 😂😂🤣🤣

[@hellepost1439]

JESUS GUNS BABIES 🟠KANDISS TAYLOR🌎🥳

[@Human-ui4uo]

Fuck I’m genuinely about to start sobbing. My ex-lover grew up on the streets and took drugs daily before we met. He had to live in that environment and ultimately, after a traumatic event happened, it shattered him and he fled right back into his despair. Not only was I abandoned but I had to watch somebody dear to my heart suffer immensely. For this man to make a mockery of something that destroyed the person I loved, that tears apart families, that kills and ravages the poor and hopeless, it makes me absolutely sick. How dare he use his religion to minimize these very real struggles. How dare he prey upon these people. How dare he make money exploiting them. If there is a hell, I hope this man rots in it

[@stylis666]

Yeah, well... First of all, I am very sorry that you went through all of that. It's awful to see a loved one suffer and to be powerless to help. I am also very sorry that there are people who are so fucked up in the head that they'd promote their fantasies with such disregard for reality and the emotional (and practical) impacts that come with real life experiences. If it's any consolation, there is probably no hell, but people like that will always have their personality with them, just like you and I. When you're in deep shit, you probably have people who know and love you to help you and comfort you. When he's in deep shit, he _is_ in the hell he has created. The people he trusts are liars and con artists and their victims - theists. Not exactly the people you or I would want near us when shit hits the fan ;) I don't believe in karma or an afterlife, but I do trust in reality :D

[@lincolnsixecho51]

This is a christian! This means, 1. he is responsible for nothing, because everything "comes from his" (damn) "god"!, 2. he is maximal bigotte! 3. He fled from life, from reality and from true feelings, 4. he lies and lives from lies and finds nothing wrong with that ... He makes me goose-bumps of antipathy ....

[@dgwachtel]

With a last name like "Mayberry" he should watch reruns of the old Andy Griffith show and note particularly how his character treats the town drunk with respect, patience and a place to stay, an unused unlocked jail cell. Those old shows were often schlocky but also demonstrated some valuable lessons of kindness and understanding. -dave

[@bonacloud]

I mean ultimately helping others isn’t bad, but the reasons for that can be bad and exploitive

[@TheBlissCatalyst]

I pray for all the lost souls who harbor hate in their heart against anyone. 🙏❤️

[@atrution]

"There was like this metal bar fence, and she was hanging onto it, while he was trying to pull her towards him, and this was in an area where no one was going to do anything." - paraphrasing this guy. How the hell, is he who was with another grown adult, not going to even try to intervene. In general there is the concept of if a group of people witness something in public they all expect someone else to call the cops, but he expressly rules that out. Why would he or his friend not intervene if they feel so certain, no other aid will come? And then he is so affected by it, like that woman is not the victim, he is. What?! Then he prayed for one of the people around the girl and that was good enough?!

[@jospinner1183]

This. If you see a potential crime taking place, and it's safe to intervene, then the moral, ethical thing to do is to intervene. (However, calling the cops may not be the right answer here, either, considering the woman was already on some type of probation, was (supposedly) engaging in sex work, and was intoxicated. Cops are pretty good at turning on victims in situations like this.)

[@lizcollinson2692]

In an area where no one was goings to do anything, so we did nothing. Well done thats what Jesus talked about, walking by 🚶‍♂️.

[@vorpalhit5952]

Sees possible se*ual assault, does nothing, god bless.

[@ira__s]

Exactly what I thought! He was just like oh that's sad and terrible... No one will help her, better to drive away and pray for her instead of actually helping. He's so full of bs. Disgusting

[@saltydinonuggies1841]

@@jospinner1183 yeah thats definitely smth to think about. Cops can make things worse. It can be hard to make that decision and sometimes you just have to call but its not always the best.

[@Wizardofgosz]

Wait. So he's in what he has already called a bad part of town, and he's surprised that he is constantly running into down and out people who need help? SHOCKING. (edit. I posted this comment right before you said the exact same thing)

[@katarinatibai8396]

And when he has the opportunity to help, he just drives away.

[@MsRedkitchen]

I totally agree with your thoughts on the emotional piano music. This is also a tactic used by preachers during altar calls and invitations to "accept" Jesus into your heart. It's so manipulative.

[@whatabouttheearth]

It's generally used in theatrics to stir emotion, one of my hobbies is to listen for subtle quiet music cues that your not supposed to notice in shows (I'm a music/audio/"foley" nerd...Foley is especially fun), 'House MD' with Hugh Laurie is really good at the thoughtful more subtle music cues.... evangelicals are as subtle as a baseball bat to the kneecaps. Yeah, evangelicalism is especially manipulative.

[@Greenmaninthedesert]

Upon seeing the title of, “I saw Jesus and Satan” my first thought was, “What, were they playing golf together?”

[@RyleeCoyote13]

As an addict that lived on the street for 6 years (12+ years active, in recovery now), THESE ARE THE ABSOLUTE WORST PEOPLE TO INTERACT WITH. They make us feel so worthless, uncomfortable, disgusting, guilty, etc. And no part of their offers are ever felt as genuine. Because they're not. They interact with us to feed their egos and use us for bragging purposes amongst their peers. (Not speaking about all people of faith, speaking about these clout chasers that make up the worst parts of religion. This video riles up such a deep and serious upset in me, so I'm trying to keep this short. I could write an essay on these religious scum. Actually, I might have to come back to do just that. I'm BEYOND angry right now. I usually try and avoid these gross public acts of pure exploitation.)

[@RB-zh1eq]

As a former heroin/cocaine addict, who has done 17 years in prison . . . no Jesus needed. Want to change your life? Change it. Take responsibility for your own actions. The end.

[@HeyItsmeImAlex]

He talks like someone who is in a cult. Very culty vibes I get.

[@luna-p]

Or like someone trying to start one...

[@joypomeroy1452]

It IS a cult.

[@liamodonovan6610]

@@joypomeroy1452 religions are pure cults nothing more

[@Annie_Annie__]

He talks like a LOT of the young adults in the evangelical churches I grew up in. It made me uncomfortable as a kid, but I could never express why. Now I know it’s the falsehood. My mother is a narcissist and I grew up knowing that she was constantly lying and manipulating us and I *hated* it. I only wanted the truth and genuine feeling from her, and never got it. These types of Christians gave me that same vibe. They just didn’t seem as skilled at it most of the time. Though, the people around me seemed to buy in to their lies and manipulations, so maybe they were better than I thought.

[@liamodonovan6610]

@@Annie_Annie__ iam sorry you had such a abusive manipulative mother most christians think they are better than non believers that's why they say "I'll pray for you " basically you'll suffer for all eternity unless i pray for you we did fine all along without your prayers and we will continue to thrive without your prayers

[@trinalynnb]

Oh my gosh the Easter bunny part. I’m laughing so hard. Love your fake cry Emma! 🤣

[@starophie]

the love of my life has been homeless multiple times, and is an addict in recovery. this shit makes me SO. MAD. evangelists like this don't actually care about the people they claim to want to help - actually helping people requires listening to what they need and helping them get it. that woman asked for a dollar, and they wouldn't give it to her. instead they kept pestering her to get in their car with them?? which i am SO glad she didn't do, because it shows that she was aware enough of her surroundings and conscientious enough to be able to protect herself. they actually did help that little boy and his mom, but not in the exact ways they asked for. it's entirely possible that they were grateful for the clothes/food/etc, but it's so invasive of logan and adam to just insert themselves into this family's life? idk, this gives me the same vibes as vigilanteism. like, if you really wanted to help, you could work through proper/respectful channels...but it's way more about you and your image than it is about the people you claim to care about.

[@jospinner1183]

Yeah, I was appalled when they tried to get her into their car. No rational woman would get into a car with strange men in it. That's how you get raped, murdered, and your body found in a ditch on the side of the highway. The fact that this guy seemed genuinely surprised that she didn't immediately get in was bizarre. Why didn't they just give her some money and move on?

[@valolafson6035]

Whoa. No way. The guy at a bus stop yesterday, is in a different location today?! I wonder how that could happen. It must be some kind of miracle.

[@Alexis01295]

Dude definitely came off as one of those self-congratulatory folks who offer temporary solutions without addressing the long-term problems, and still find a way to blame the individuals who aren't well off. The emotional manipulation was just right there, and yeah. Also, Neegle Feegle is my new favourite term. Gonna need to remember that for future.

[@Abrahamwaffle]

like seriously, "It's so crazy and super sad how poor people go through horrible things and end up in situations of adictioon and assault and no one helps them, we should do somehting about it... let's pray for them, they'll find god and everything will be okay" in his eyes the best solution is the one thing that changes literally nothing but it makes him feel good about himself

[@nicole.5346]

I’ve never been so annoyed by a piano in my life.

[@sh3lboo]

the guy who literally assaulted that young woman was then prayed for a called - not a bad man- a good man just because he was off drugs- absolutely bull- he had still done that harassment to that woman and that youtubers savior complex - like a lot of other christians is just baffling

[@antonywhitehead3993]

I saw a squirrel that was drunk on fermented fruit once. It made me so sad i just wanted to cry. This squirrel was a good guy but because of the alcohol the devil had gotten inside him. It just made me realise that god is real because later that day i was in Aldi and they sold fruit and cider and nuts... It just cant be a coincidence. I cried so hard that night it was so so sad.

[@whatabouttheearth]

That squirrel didn't drink alcohol, he wasn't an alcoholic... he drank spirits, that squirrel was a spiritualist

[@TheCeruleanCrayon]

This is the most inauthentic display I’ve seen in a while. Evangelicalism is inauthentic enough already (I grew up evangelical and I can say that every thought and emotion is manipulated), but this guy clearly doesn’t feel any of these emotions and I would bet anything this person shows a lot of narcissistic traits in his life. This is all for attention and making himself feel like a hero. It’s truly gross.

[@andrecastro552]

With all these storms, i had time to see things in youtube. I have to say you are one of the most interesting and intelligent persons i have seen. Congratulations for your work, it's really funny too.

[@Dynocation]

My jaw dropped when he said he watched a girl get attacked and didn't do anything. "We don't help people around here" is what he said. Like wtf! Literally treating his fellow humans like they're worthless. That girl wasn't being mean to him at all and was polite, nothing she did was rude. She wasn't christian is all so he decided "she deserves what shes getting". Absolutely enraging.

[@katarinatibai8396]

💯💯💯🎯 That is the famous Christian love and moral...

[@davidburr513]

Once again, you hit the nail on the head with this guy.

[@theghostatlevel6507]

What I heard was: 'The guy... was so horrible. Such a handsy creep, pulling the poor woman back and forth. We just watched for 20 minutes until we decided it was enough. Then, the next day, GOD taught me that he /wasn't/ a handsy creep, but a really good guy, and the drugs and alcohol are to blame. Not the guy. He's a good guy. It was the alcohol. It was like he was possessed by the Devil, even... But the guy was a good guy. GOD said so.' Wonder who he's trying to convince here... and about whom. Like, he insists so much that the guy was soooo good after his preceding description that I have to expect Logan himself acted out of hand when he was drunk and reeeeeally wants the other party to forgive him and blame the booze.

[@ritchie6162]

Im so glad you mentioned how manipulative music is its in EVERY RELIGIOUS TESTIMONY

[@soyburglar77]

“This guy was a totally different person. He was not the same person at all!” What if it actually was a different guy 😂 Like, they were both Hispanic men and he just can’t tell them apart lol.

[@EmmaThorneVideos]

Oh my god 😂

[@SaraAB98]

Omg can't stop laughing at this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣it very well might have been!

[@shmehfleh3115]

As they say: Pray in one hand, and shit in the other, and see which piles up first.

[@yolandaponkers1581]

Well, since Jesus’s name wasn’t even Jesus, as “Jesus” is an anglicized version of his actual name, it’s barely even a coincidence. 😂

[@skott025]

Home with Covid and I discovered this channel. Loving it and thank you for being you 💙

[@BoredSoprano]

Kept waiting for the point of his story, it was a very click-baity title that didn’t exactly tie in with the content of his video. And agreed prefer secular charities to religious ones.

[@ozlemaktas6446]

You absolutely nailed it. All fake click bait. You had more patience than me with that guy through that nothing video.

[@ethelwulfmountbattenderoth2286]

When you get right to it, you have a person that is self-medicating with drugs and booze to deal with the underlying problem of mental illness. She doesn't need self promoting Christian Bro, she needs professional help and proper medication.

[@keithcaldwell6379]

Your commentary is “gold”! I find myself smiling non stop listening to you.

[@craigbryant9925]

That piano music makes me wanna throw up. HE MET A GUY NAMED JESUS IN FLORIDA?! What are the chances of that? That's irrefutable proof that he MUST be right. Emma, that top you're wearing is amazing! Not sure if I want one more for my mrs or myself.

[@DeathProductions200]

Meet a guy named Jesus in san Diego. So, I met Jesus? He works at a hotel if yall ever want to meet him

[@johnway2699]

Logan was sad witnessing nobody helping the woman who was possibly about to be raped. He didn't help her, but he was sad about it--what a good person.

[@kitcalie]

There was a group here that was making food and essentials for people who where still without power and needing help in NOLA. They annoyed me so much because they ended up only doing around 100 boxes even though they got more donations than that simply because they only had 100 bibles to give out... They ended up featured as a church doing good on a local news segment. This video reminded me of that church.

[@cursedcat6467]

He met Mr Satan from Dragon Ball? The undefeated martial arts champion? How unbelievably lucky!

[@tristonanan]

As someone who works with a non-profit that helps youth & young adults experiencing homelessness and housing instability (and has life experience on the matter) I feel 100% confident that he is exploiting these people. You can do good deeds without filming it or tying it with conversion. If you must make videos about it, especially if that is how you're able to afford to help out, fine, but don't dehumanize the people you are claiming to help. Saying that there was a demon inside a guy just because he was drunk and/or high is literally demonizing him.

[@chuckp6667]

Emma covered the reactions I was having to this bro pretty well. It was all just so melodramatic and contrived and a typical reminder of why I never want to be anywhere near people like this. It was gross and he was gross but I do appreciate that they are willing to do this. It reminds me that I want nothing to do with anything religious and helps me remember that I'm not a terrible person for disliking it so much and why I want to be so far away from any of it. I'm actually angry now, that probably has a little too do with my PTSD from actually experiencing extreme traumal and watching this guy try to make this all out to be anything other than, "I went out looking for something and found it, I can't believe it". All I saw was a person desperately trying to portray what they think empathy is. Just gross

[@gamozzie]

“It’s in an area where nobody’s going to do anything”….I don’t know, maybe YOU are in a position to DO SOMETHING

[@emeligadz1015]

Coincidences happen!! While studying religions in college, and reading books on druidism and other Celtic religions, I needed to take a bus to another town. My driver's name was Merlin and my birthday was scratched into the window where I sat. Was this a sign that the druids were with me and I needed to become one? LOL! It was memorable to be sure and gave me a good laugh.

[@gypsylee333]

How insane is this guy? He says this guy is actually Satan, and he got it on film, but doesn't even show any of the film of this "Satan", and he met Jesus by seeing a drunk Satan guy sober up? So much wrong with this video, but the clickbait title especially annoys me.

[@visaman]

Not quite he got Jesus on film. Satan just happened to be hanging around one day.

[@mark7166]

The thing I've always found incredibly strange, even while I was a Christian, was: why does God seem to do so much for some, and so little for others? Why does God seem to work so blatantly in some peoples' lives and not in mine? And most egregious of all, why does God seem to be so good to believers in the West (especially those that coincidentally are all middle class or up), and yet he turns a blind eye to the suffering of children who are sold into s

[@hellepost1439]

JESUS GUNS BABIES 🟠KANDISS TAYLOR🌎🎭

[@Scatscar1985]

I started looking for the "Skip Ads" thing as soon as Farage appeared!

[@Tera_totally]

I was listening to the video while drawing so I thought I had an ad and when I heard Emma talking over it I was surprised lol

[@hardywatkins7737]

His tears seem very real (at least at the beginning when he started cracking) but he's just pumping himself up emotionally, like he's a victim of his own piano music.

[@joshuamoore8560]

*cue plaintive piano music* I met Cthulhu once. Nice guy. Really considerate too; he asked me HOW I wanted to be horrifically killed when he returns. No one's ever actually given ME the option before. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn, and all that. *sniffs, wipes eyes* I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm just so emotional about it.

[@ricklawrence2515]

Poor people panhandle in order to survive. It's the craziest thing. I never thought I'd see anything like it!

[@ForestRain44]

I do find it amusing that someone fervently praying and someone high as a kite on drugs are so easily mistaken for one another.

[@scerdy3]

Nigel Farage suddenly appearing in a spam ad, that must be horrifying. The price of living in the UK.

[@jerizzome]

I didn't even realize I had this at 1.25x speed. This dude was speaking SOOOO slowly.

[@rowanwolfe3066]

Your commentary is the only thing that made that video watchable… and it was hilarious!

[@Nehji_Hann]

If I were to try to tell anyone "god has a plan for you" I think I would vomit before I got halfway through the sentence. It goes against my core self that hard

[@kedrone5814]

I think parts of this may be sincere, but for the most part its obvious manipulation. That damn music is pure torture as far as I'm concerned.

[@luna-p]

At least the music is more sincere than he is

[@kedrone5814]

ya got a point there for sure

[@erimgard3128]

"She was pretty, she had potential" yiiiikes

[@SamObigbesan]

Here is an idea for a game, take a drink every time he says how sad it all was.

[@susancorbett8155]

And crazy.

[@katarinatibai8396]

🥶🥶🥶 We end up ded.

[@sfshinz]

A liquor store, next to the Salvation Army? WHAT A CRAZY THING!

[@hanagara1907]

thanks yt for not telling me until literally the Patreon shoutout. Appreciate it

[@Jumpingonpaws]

“An Uber driver named Jesus” JESUS TAKE THE WHEEL?!

[@JaapZeldenrust]

6:00 While secular charities are preferable to religious charities, I would like to add that government programs are preferable to both. Charity can be revoked easily by the philanthropist, which gives them a form of power over the beneficiaries of charity. Getting the social safety net out of the hands of private and religious capital is one of the most important accomplishments of various socialist (and to a lesser extent liberal) political movements of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It's disheartening to see how successful conservative (and to a lesser extent liberal) political movements have been recently at undoing that work.

[@chase001]

He has risen after 2000 years and is still tech savvy.