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  • I just figured it out! Atheist are here to unit all Judeo-christians religions!

  • @parsivalshorse Unless I'm telling the truth. Then I can't be removed anyway. Have you asked yourself what my goal is?

  • @jg7687 Buddy you aren't even making sense, your responses do not even relate to the posts they resond to.

  • @Enginmaster Too late again. Scroll back. Gilgamesh/cuneiform it's been covered.

  • @parsivalshorse All I hear is "nope can't be". The supernatura, like the biblical text, has never been disproven. Denial works both ways.

  • @jg7687 You have a talent for evasion, and little else.

  • OUCH OUCH OUCH hahaha what dumbasses

  • @Enginmaster I've been here for hours offering/defending (to no purpose) evidence while hardly any was likewise given. It was as much as I suspected but I'm weary of the mental stroke job. You're too late Sheldon.

  • @steviej321 You'll believe the Noah account was plagiarized though there is no better evidence, by your standards, than it wasn't. Wow. What is 'proof'? It has no power over "nope". But let's forget about who's right for a minute? Doesn't it interest you that there is not one single indisputable slam dunk that exposes scripture? I mean, there is all that material to work with but...nothing.

  • @jg7687 There are hundreds of indisputable 'slam dunks' that expose flaws in scripture. For starters, Donkeys can't talk, the earth is not flat, the sun does not orbit the earth, all humans do not descend from two individuals, a global flood is impossible, you can't live inside a fish, there was no exodus, no Noah, no Moses.

  • @jg7687 "You'll believe the Noah account was plagiarized though there is no better evidence, by your standards, than it wasn't."

    How about the texts in mesopotamia pre-dating the supposed flood, made out of clay (which wouldn't survive an actual global flood) detailing a similar god-warning-man of flood legend with too many parallels to ignore. That's a slam dunk, as you say, alright. It's good to learn. Too bad your imaginary friend disapproves of learning.

  • @parsivalshorse What a cop out.

  • @jg7687 What cop-out? What are you talking about - I'm willing to discuss any evidence or challenge you wish to discuss?

  • @jg7687 If your accusation of a 'cop out' refers to my comment that I do not claim to know 'how things came to be' - well that isn't a cop out, it's just the truth. You don't know either - nobody does, so how is that a 'cop out'?

  • @steviej321 Garbage on both fronts I'm sorry. You guys screech for explanation and greedily tear what's offered apart. But you don't have the courage to stick your own necks out there.

  • @steviej321 You're cheating. I said the epic wasn't claimed to be historical and you said "exactly...neither is Genesis...of historical value". The question was never about value but claim. Also, I already explained why the epic is older as the Genesis account was recorded long after the events happened. You have no problem believing things (plagiarism) when they suit you.

  • @parsivalshorse You gave me a "little tip" for ancient document viability but gave me no example. If you knew anything you'd know that ancient historical records are extremely hard to nail down which is why I have such respect for the scribe system used by the Hebrews and the finding of the papyrus which I am satisfied is a worthy companion to the text. Btw, I know you're not a creationist but how do you explain how things came to be?

  • @jg7687 "You gave me a "little tip" for ancient document viability but gave me no example" - Of course I gave no examples, I made no claims based on historical evidence. Why would I need to provide examples of evidence for claims I haven't made?

    How do I explain how things came to be? I don't.

  • @steviej321 As far as I know the cuneiform tablets containing the epic of Gilgamesh were never claimed to be historical. By the way I view the epic, and all of the hundreds of flood legends worldwide, as evidence of an actual event as recorded by Moses long after Noah lived. This is why the gilgamesh tablets are older; the delay in the written account between the flood and Moses.

  • @parsivalshorse For example? I already asked for a better one in ancient history but you ignored they didn't you? Also, I must chuckle if you think I'm waiting for you to take me seriously. You believe in a fantastic cosmic accident but my offering is implausible right? Btw, correction: Simian

  • @parsivalshorse You set the protocol? Please. I don't expect your acceptance, that's a given, but you're deluded if you think your denial has any bearing on what I accept. Btw, stop saying bananas. My Symbian DNA is going wild for some dinner.

  • @jg7687 Sure, let me leave you with a little tip that will come in handy if ever you want to be taken seriously; In order for a document to be considered as evidence for a given historical claim - it needs to make some mention of the characters and events involved in the historical claim in question.

  • @parsivalshorse I'm shocked (not really) that given the written oral accounts from the Torah, that Ipuwer doesn't satisfy as evidence. Btw, you and Stevie are wasting your time telling me what 'no historian' thinks. That's false. You'd both like deny my use of the Torah as a historical document. That's absurd. Please show me a better example of an ancient record.

  • @jg7687 So you are 'shocked' that the Ipuwer papyrus is not accepted as evidence for events that it makes no mention of? LOL, that's completely bananas buddy.

  • @steviej321 Without will there is only chance thus guilt does not exist. Therefore the actions of the theist are innocent and you have no complaint. Btw, MaxwellSDSU's comment just now cracked me up. That was some clever writing.

  • @steviej321 Someone should contact the Smithsonian Institution and let them in on your knowledge of history so that they discontinue treating the bible, including the Torah which records the Exodus of the Jews, as a historical document. In contrast, you should look up their response to The Book of Mormon to get an idea of how documents that don't cut the mustard are received.

  • @jg7687 So you say - and yet you claimed that the Ipuwer papyrus was evidence of the exodus even though it contains no mention of any of the characters or events of exodus whatsoever. Was that a lie, or did you simply claim it as evidence of exodus by mistake?

  • @steviej321 This is like when you enquire and search for the glasses perched on top of your head or when you call your wife fro the car and ask if she's seen your cell phone. Btw, you never replied about the nonexistence of guilt if the will doesn't exist. I've let you slide more than once Steve.

  • God just spoke to me. He said.... "Don't argue with the morons my son, or I won't be able to distinguish you from them." BAAA HA HA HA! Still... nobody willing to step up? I'll make you denounce atheism when I drive a spike through your stupid heads. I'll have you screaming for God to help you, unlike Jesus who would NOT forsake his Father. Nobody has the balls to put your lack of faith on the line? Thought not. Pansy ass wimps.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic

    Given the age listed in your Youtube profile:

    1) One of your kids/grandchildren was posting on your Youtube account

    2) You were drunk and posting

    3) You have the spoken discourse skills of someone in Junior High School.

    ...I hope for your sake the answer is #1 or #2.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic Oh... I love this response. "I'll make you denounce atheism when I drive a spike through your stupid heads" For it is that logic that killed your pretty little Jesus.

  • @parsivalshorse As I said in the beginning, there is overwhelming historical evidence, archeological and otherwise, for the Exodus. For one, we have an unbroken historical record of these events. Our record is both a written record, recorded in our Torah, and an oral record passed on by word of mouth from parents to their children (like we do the night of Passover). See our "Historical Verification of the Torah". Rabbi Mordechi I

  • @jg7687 Sure - you cliam that there is overwhelming evidence for the exodus - and yet gave an example of that evidence the Ipuwer papyrus, which contains no mention of those events or characters whatsoever - clearly what you believe to be evidence includes documents that do not even mention the events that you are claiming they are evidence of.

  • @jg7687 Perhaps you should tell us what you think 'evidence' means? For most people a document that does not mention the characters or events in question would not be considered to be evidence for those characters or events - and yet you clearly feel differently, so what do you mean by 'evidence'?

  • Like shooting fish in a barrel...

  • @steviej321 Now you want evidence from me after what you just did?

  • @freethinker801 But we are related to chimpanzees and everything started a screaming piece of space debris? Easy isn't it? That's magic.

  • @steviej321 If that had been my offering instead of yours, you would have asked for evidence.

  • @Atharkas I'll mention here just one piece of archeological evidence, the Ipuwer papyrus. Found in the early 19th Century in Egypt, this document describes events which parallel remarkably events described in the Book of Exodus: Violent upheavals in Egypt, starvation, drought, escape of slaves with the wealth of the Egyptians, and death throughout the land. Scholar have been scrutinizing this for millennia, you think your claims are more than scoffing?

  • @jg7687 You mention the Ipuwer papyrus - and yet it does not contain a single reference to Moses, the Jews or in fact any aspect of the exodus myth. How do you imagine that the Ipuwer papyrus is evidence for exodus when it makes no reference to the characters or events described in exodus?

  • Who's gonna step up? Who's going to let me nail you to a cross to defend your beliefs? Mybe we're all correct here. I'm thinking conservatives were created by God, and liberals eveolved from APES. Now THERE'S a theory I'd entertain. BWAAAA HA HA!

  • It's entertaining screwing with these tards. Atheists are always liberals. Why? They take the EASY way out of everything. It's simpler to not believe in anything. But you can bet they run to religious hospitals for free medical help, and take advantage of anything FREE provided by the churches. "archeology." LMAO! Now THERE'S a science to depend on. A bunch of publicly funded college bone diggers.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic Poor sad little bible thumper. So filled with envy and wrath against those who, unlike you, took the time and effort to get an education. You see them wearing nice clothes going nice places, talking about things far beyond your understanding. You screech and screech "Talking snake! Magic wand! Dancing zombies!" to no avail. Nobody pays any attention to an ignorant moron who can barely read and write. But keep on thumpin', little savage, keep on thumpin'.

  • @parsivalshorse Archeology supports scripture otherwise, like the Book of Mormon, it would have been debunked long ago. In order to bark about what has yet to be uncovered, you would first have to lay aside the mountains of archeological evidence that has and hope that the unsuspecting has no knowledge of it. Btw, Jericho has long been discovered and even proof of the Exodus though the Egyptians did not rush to record the victorious departure of their slaves.

  • @jg7687

    "otherwise, like the Book of Mormon, it would have been debunked long ago."

    The scriptures have been been debunked since long ago. Archeology shows the Israelite never went to egypt.

  • @jg7687 Scripture was debnked long ago buddy, there is no evidence whatsoever for the existance of Moses or the Exodus, Jericho was not even occupied and Bethlehem did not even exist at the time. In the exodus it claims that the Jews fled to Canaan - well Canaan was an Egyptian province, so apparently they fled Egypt and ran to Egypt.

  • @jg7687 "Archeology supports scripture..." Silly little bible thumper. Magic wands don't part oceans, really old guys don't build really big boats (what about all the plants and trees? They missed the boat!), goats ain't got spells in 'em, people don't live in fish, zombies don't leap out of graves and do the twist, and nobody's seen yer satyrs, dragons or unicorns. And how 'bout them witches!?! Got any photos of them witches? Them demons? So much for your silly fairy tales.

  • ...lol anti-climatic.

  • You go girl! Rofl!

    

  • @PorkFrog I'm arguing that it's not sexist to call Him "He". You brought up sex not me.

  • Te PROOF that there is a God? Jesus said so. And he KNEW the TRUTH, as did His apostles. Any one of them could have been SPARED the torture and death of Crucifixion. All they had to do was denounce God. Yet none did. I doubt ANY Atheist would die on the cross rather than admit God lives and I'll gladly put any of you to the test. For 2,000 years atheists had the chance to change history and deny Christ ever existed, but NONE of them did. So there's your proof ya pussies.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic lol and calling people pussies sounds really Christ-like. lol 

  • @233259 There you go ASSuming . Who said I was a Christian? Man. There is no cure for willful ignorance. If I was defending paraplegics you'd swear I was handicapped, LOL.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic If you believe in Christ - then you are a Christian, furthermore if you are surprised when people assume you are a Christian when you are talking about your belief in Christ - then you are a moron.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic lol Silly me, I just "ASSumed" that when you talked about there being proof of the Bible, you were a Christian.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic I'm so embarrassed for you. This pathetic circular argument is all you have? I mean besides name calling.

    If you god existed and your religion was real, wouldn't it be easy to defend with evidence, logic and reason?

    You've really made a great case for the woman on the video.

    You could be the poster child for Blind Faith.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic "For 2,000 years atheists had the chance to change history and deny Christ ever existed" - You got that backwards buddy - for 2000 years no good evidence that Jesus even existed has ever turned up, and much of the bible (the exodus, Jericho, genesis etc) has been contradicted by archeology.

  • The problem with some atheist is that they are very conclusive/"round off mentality" that they dismissed accounts even with possible or higher probabilistic value.

    Even Dawkins (famous athiest)with all the knowledge/exp is slowly opening up and becoming an AGNOSTIC.

  • @junjunjun233 No, he's not. What he said about not being 100% certain God doesn't exist is the same thing he said in The God Delusion. He also says the same thing about Leprechauns and fairies.

  • @233259 Actually he just gave it a percentage on the topic of ID (not God) in a probabilistic sense using the darwinian principle (Possibility of Advanced Civilization). He only compared leprechauns and faries to god of which he clearly dismisses and improvable.

    And yes! He does sound agnostic on certain topics not necessarily god.

  • @junjunjun233 Most atheists are agnostic - Dawkins is not 'becoming' agnostic, he was agnostic from the start, as are most atheists.

  • @boxxer221 Be honest, science gives you some answers and some conjecture and the bible gives you answers you dismiss.

  • Some people just watched "science" and lose their ability to question "science".

  • @PorkFrog I don't know why a child cannot be humble in a relationship with it's Father. The bible conveys His desire that we seek Him and that He first loved us. Also, He is described as 'He' and as "Our Father".

  • @TheAmazingMrBruce That made me chuckle. But, how are we on the same team?

  • I'm in love with that woman.

  • Science would dictate that humans are so insignificant in knowledge of the universe and beyond, that anyone who professes knowing enough to conclude there is no supreme being, is a retard.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic The Universe is all known and unknown space there is nothing beyond it. I would be open to the concept of a god, It's just that the availiable evidence seems to suggest that it is a cosmic coincidence without any deep philosophical reason

  • @LarryHarveyMusic There are few people who do conclude that (they are idiots), even Richard Dawkins says that he doesn't know there isn't a supreme being but, like many others, i believe that the religious belief systems are all just fabricated by humans (quite obviously) , which doesn't mean i dismiss a supreme being because there is no evidence countering that, nor other theories of our origin. What theists do is fill what science can't tell you with bullshit, which is equally as retarded.

  • @spore0808- How would you know if the 'bullshit' you speak of is in fact truth if you can't prove it with science? Actually I'd need more info about what religions you are making reference to for me to gain a better understanding.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic Just because I can't prove a god doesn't exist doesn't therefore mean a god EXISTS

  • @LarryHarveyMusic but currently science gives all the answers we know, religion gives ZERO. So if you believe religion over science then your a retard.

  • @boxxer221 NO. The RETARDS are the ones who claim they KNOW everything there is to know. SHOW ME the science which PROVES there's no God. You can't! There is none so stop you mindless blathering.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic

    There is no proof that he exists. There is no proof that there isn't an invisible and flying pony in my room. Your comment is invalid the most overused comment religious people use.

    PS:Sorry, english isn't my first language

  • @LarryHarveyMusic No the retard is you because your arguing about something i didn't even say in the first place, stop believing in stuff you have no evidence for and you might get further in life.

  • @LarryHarveyMusic Show me the science that proves that there IS a god.

  • @TheAmazingMrBruce Why were you ever allowed in the deep end, you could've drowned?

  • @jg7687 I had armbands 

  • @steviej321 I'd understand better if you admitted that science points out how little we know. An honest scientist would concede that we are playing it by ear and just along for the ride barely scratching the surface of knowledge. What is known is torn down, restructured and re-known. I'm not waiting for them to acknowledge that it takes their breath away and I'm ignoring the confidence among them.

  • Why do people even need to dicuss this at all, the bottom line is if you cant prove it, it ain't true.

  • @boxxer221 It's in the slim hope that they'll question their faith, rather than accept it blindly

  • @boxxer221 EXACTLY! And you can't prove it. There are trillions of FACTS within all the libraries just ere on Earth on subjects YOU don't know anything about. That doesn't mean they aren't true cuz one little pissant had no awareness of them.

  • @PorkFrog Your humility argument seems for the sake of argument. The bible says that God created us to have a personal relationship with Him. An eternally distant God is unscriptural. Btw, I'm not knocking your 25 years of study.

  • @jg7687 If he wants a personal relationship why doesn't he reveal himself or spend time with his creation, rather than allow us to kill each other in his name?

  • @jg7687 That wasn't meant to be confrontational btw. I know were on the same team

  • I think it's funny that the Christians appear to be flagging all the reasoned comments as "spam." I just unflagged 12 logical responses to theists comments. When you can't fight with logic, you just make it go away, huh???

    This is like a microcosm of history right here!

  • @PorkFrog Since when is accuracy sexist? Reality operates apart from/despite wishful thinking and is only tampered with by those that entertain mind over matter hopefulness.

  • @PorkFrog "Most everyone" I don't subscribe tip the extra-biblical concept of an unapproachable God who cannot be known.

  • @steviej321 Without will there is only chance and thus guilt doesn't exist. Therefore all the actions of theists are innocent and you have no complaint. Also, scripture speaks pretty plainly and doesn't suffer from the vague, burdensome offerings of evolutionary explanations.

  • @steviej321 If evolution were true then we are related to chimps, hence the 'evolved monkeys' comment. I like to laugh a little but not personally at you. Also, where does the hydrogen and oxygen come from for your stew? And, are you saying that God can't grant free will because of his omniscient, omnipresent nature? You'd chastise Him even more as a tyrant if it were not so. You have choice therefore there is judgement for both of us soon.

  • @pinball281 So your offering bible passages as fact.......boy they got you good

  • @PorkFrog Who said God was beyond empiricism to anyone? Was ID supposed to give other options? Why don't you aim the same line of query at 'nature'. I believe in science, but children are playing with it.

  • @steviej321 No one is stopping 'evolved' monkeys from giving creation a try.

  • @PorkFrog Design is observable and ignored. Chaos is proclaimed to have brought order from a statistically impossible stew birthed from nothing. It takes more faith to be an atheist. Btw, if God can be manifested by special revelation, then He wouldn't be beyond empiricism.

  • "No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws him, and I will raise him up at the last day." John 6: 44

  • I'm also an atheist as well and one thing I'd sure love to do to other atheists with this typical type of modern age arrogant elitist attitude that this woman has is to royally fucking smack them right in the mouth.

    "I'm not a believer because I'm so much better than those of you who are," is essentially what's she's saying.

  • @steviej321 Electric signal decide what we decide? Then the penal system is monstrous. Isn't not believing without evidence the same as 'seeing is believing'?

  • Kate Smurthwaite gott married in the New Unity Unitarian congregation in north London. I am proud to call myself her minister!

  • @GrayGhost30 Science itself points out that we know so little. But 'seeing is believing' is still uttered despite the fact that the human will cannot be seen or explained by science yet it's existence is known.

  • @Atharkas I know your joking, but feigning ignorance won't sweep away/remove anything. When He was murdered, He came back. What can you do with that kind of victory?

  • @TucsonDave111 I listened, prayed and chose what demonstrated was not man made. I looked for love and found it was near. I know you'd like to think everyone approaches this with ignorance. Btw, I don't concede, as some do, that there is no evidence. I concede that in light of all the evidence, it is pointless to try to convince anyone of it.

  • Faith in Islam has proof and evidence.

    she is ignorant.

    the things you DONT SEE however are those you believe they exist . but ONLY after you believe in the Messenger from GOD to be true and not a LIAR. and GOD gives him the proofs which are the Miracles that a human cant do... the Miracle of Islam is the holy Quran GOD words in speech. word by word. not from man. has signs still appearing till today.

    the other Miracles of the prophet people can claim "we didnt see them" the holy Quran is here

  • Im christian and i find this funny as hell

  • 0:56 Kill Face

  • @barbonification Defenceless he said