thanks for the reply, i appreciate it.

Are you going to repost the video "The ontological argument (The Introduction)?" You can re-take the video the original creator. He has it reposted on his page without the spelling errors.

My philosophy is that you can take the scriptures with you wherever you go! You can take them to work, shopping, while driving, or to school! Have the scriptures constantly playing in your subconsious mind instead of some popular song! I used to dread going to work until I started internalizing the scriptures, now I look forward to it!!!

I know I really shouldn't pick on Christians and other religious knuckle-heads but it's SOooo much fun!!!!!!!!

Hey there...just stopped by to say hello and to check out some of your videos...God bless!!

God bless you and bless your channel for jesus christ.

Quick question. How can someone look at this world and not say" Wow! what a masterpiece of art!"?

Hello. Just stopped in to say hi and to subscribe.

And to AllNamesWereOccupied:

try change your perspective for a moment. Everything you've written stems from the thought that God must be a PERSON that is located somewhere else. What if God is not a person?

Before asking "where is God" maybe we should ask "who/what is God"?

Doesn't it even say in the Bible that in the beginning, there was nothing but God? And if the universe was created by God, what did he create us out of? What exactly was Jesus talking about when he said we are "children of God"? What do you think?

Although I'm not a Christian, I read about Jesus sometimes and I like his stories. He loved to use metaphors. If Jesus really lived, I guess he was a special person far ahead of his time, full of wisdom that other people weren't ready for, so he tried to get the message across using a lot of metaphors.

I think when he said we're the "children of God" it was a metaphor again.

@ApologistChris973

Just stopping by to say hello :)

I read your comments on the video "Man who dies comes back to life" and I enjoyed them greatly. Love your sarcasm ;)

I'm not a Christian myself, in fact I don't consider myself a part of ANY religion. I feel very attracted to Buddhism, however.
Anyway, I do believe in God even though I haven't chosen a particular religion. Religions can be useful for people to practice their faith in their everyday lives, but It's not absolutely necessary, is it? I feel I don't need a church to be close to God...

But I respect everyone's choice of religion. I think it's nice that God has given us plenty of ways to discover his beauty.