Kirk Cameron Nightmare

Remember cute Kirk Cameron from the sitcom Growing Pains? He's all grown up now and a born-again Christian who wants to make sure no one dies without Christ. So he televangelizes. We've isolated a few minutes from a half-hour religious program co-hosted by Cameron and Ray Comfort, to bring you this clip in which Comfort demonstrates why the banana is "the atheist's nightmare."

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[toooomzi]

This is fucking ridiculous. Christians please wake up and accept that there isn't a 'magic man' that created all things on this planet and that yes it would be absurd to think that there isn't life elsewhere other than this tiny planet we call earth. Embrace 2012 and go watch zeitgeist

[SteveSabbai]

...i love how Non-Scientists try to explain Science...give it up Ape-Man!...

[kbarrett051]

This funny because bananas as we know today were genetically transformed over a period time by scientist to be a more covenant fruit

[Scott St. Louis]

LOL. I never laughed this hard in my life before. LOL is this a joke?

[phymor]

Comfort is presented as not a serious debater and presents the subject in a comical way. Comfort is healthy for everyone because such evidence is very comfortable for him and fun for others. He entertains atheists.

[Raziel Galizur]

And they have the right to do so. I have no problem with that. They can believe what they want. My problem rests with the theists who claim and try to convince others (or myself) that their beliefs are 100% true without any proof and tell us we'll be burning in hell because not believing in their god is a sin.

[Lindsay Hands]

Well all I can say is that people believe god created everything just so they can be happy. I mean most Christians probably don't believe in creationism (well at least the ones I know aren't) but one reason they believe in god is to feel happy. I mean some people DON'T want to really go into details on how the universe is made because they want to feel happy.

[Raziel Galizur]

Well, if no one has any confirmation, why do some of us make up an answer and simply believe in that? There was obviously a cause for the origin of all things. What was that cause? The honest truth to that question is... we don't know.....yet. And I think that is sufficient for now. Also, if you're referring to evolution, it doesn't explain the origin of life at all.

[Lindsay Hands]

Well, I'm not saying God created the life we know today, but as in what he created billions of years ago when he made bacteria that evolved into us. Can anyone explain how a rock in the middle of the universe could have bacteria that evolved into life? I mean it had to come from somewhere. And exactly is that somewhere? We don't know and some of us say it was God, others say it was Anti-matter but we will never know the truth.

[Raziel Galizur]

Again, what makes you think that life was "created"?

[Lindsay Hands]

OK. What created life?

[Raziel Galizur]

1) What makes you think it's a "who" rather than a "what"?

2) What makes you think life was created in the first place?

Please avoid the many-times-refuted "watchmaker" argument. Thank you.