the impossible game

The impossible game is the hunt for gods — each path in the game represents a particular proposed god/groups of gods. The paths are not 'life paths' or 'world views'. The goal of the game has nothing to do with being a good person, or finding personal fulfilment, or any number of other relativistic enterprises. The goal is very specific: to find a god/gods that exists.

You will hear claim after claim on whatever path you choose. You can play for years — but will you actually find any gods? Up to you whether you wish to play the impossible game.

The clip is taken from the second video in the series 'there are no gods' series.

music © TheraminTrees

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[bottlecapbill19]

I take it this was inspired by Pascal's Wager.

[TheraminTrees]

I can see where you're coming from. But no — it's a fragment from another video, where I'm looking at the argument that gods hide themselves deliberately because they want people to seek them out. This part of the video addresses the impossibility of that task.

[VBros360]

Your voice sounds remarkably similiar to Sam Worthington's. It has his warthm and almost harsh comfort and experience.

[TheraminTrees]

Sam Worthington? I'll have to keep an ear out next time I watch Avatar.

[mrthebillman]

In the age of the internet, your ignorance is a lifestyle choice.

Your 'God' is a story, told to ease the fear of death.

Your religion is a death cult. The belief that you will personally benefit by the murder of another human being is morally reprehensible.

[mindopen002]

GREAT VISUAL! Also, short and directly to the point. Love all your videos.

[Andrew Giblin]

Hahahaha yeah... ok :) I do give myself a pat on the back sometimes... :)

If you made it through these comments you deserve a medal :)

Blessings :)

[MysteryPatron]

My favourite parts of your comments are the smiley faces, which are somewhat like you saying, "Yeah. What I just said made sense."

[IrrelevantPlease]

wow, depressing. at first.

[Andrew Giblin]

You only think it's a perverted concept of justice because you don't think sin deserves death... you underestimate the seriousness of sin big time...

All the best :)

[Andrew Giblin]

You only don't want Jesus to suffer and die for you because you don't see the seriousness of your condition... you think you're ok... I don't celebrate Jesus' death as much as the TRIUMPH of his sacrifice... death AND resurrection... the perfect sin offering for humans and all because of God's love for people like us... It's good stuff arkalius... I highly recommend it if you're game... :)

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