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Uploaded by on Apr 26, 2006

We asked college students what they think of the church, or organized religion, and this is what they said.

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  • @gregrutz Totally...You can also tell by the bad haircuts and horrible acne. I'm guessing Oklahoma or Missouri...possibly Kansas.

  • Funny that they don't even ask What Church. Must be from the bibble belt.

  • @madikwechef Wow, you talk about Jesus and God and in other videos you call people faggots. You're quite the hypocrite and a failure.

  • @madikwechef

    With my piece said thank you for your conversation. I appreciate you taking the time to express your beliefs. I wish you nothing but good luck, and hope you use your faith for positive goals.

  • @madikwechef

    My point proven. Rather than attempting to look up sources you blindly refute it. I have seen this 3 times and have never personally worked with an autistic child who has a spiritual belief (I've personally helped rehab 12 with different levels on the spectrum, so no, not a "guy 50 years ago, its common). I have also read of brain injury doing the opposite. I challenge you to do your own research. I also find it ironic you insult science, using a medium created by scientists. Wow:)

  • My point proven. Rather than attempting to look up sources you blindly refute it. I have seen this 3 times and have never personally worked with an autistic child who has a spiritual belief (I've personally helped rehab 12 with different levels on the spectrum, so no, not a "guy 50 years ago, its common). I have also read of brain injury doing the opposite. I challenge you to do your own research. With that said, thank you for the conversation, and expressing your opinions to me. I wish you luck

  • @belziewelz

    No injury or anything else can make you lose your ability to believe in God. God said that nothing can come between him and his people (people being everyone in existence whether you believe in him or not for he is the creator)

    You might argue that science proves otherwise but it really doesn't matter. who said that this was not made up by some weird old man 50 years ago in his office??? There is no proof for this unfortunately and I do not believe in it just a you don't believe.

  • @madikwechef

    I will continue my ? from the previous post. So individuals who have suffered injury to the pre-frontal cortex and temporal lobes of the brain can lose the ability to believe in god. It requires many intact brain regions to process such an abstract concept (read up on autistic children also). My question, are children who lack the brain structures necessary to "believe" inherently evil and condemned to hell? Don't skimp on your answer, I want yes or no! Oh, and bad assumption BTW.

  • @madikwechef

    Well don't feel sorry for me fella. I know that each individual reality is the product of coordinated electrical activity in our brains. The way you were brought up has solidified these neural pathways, and as a result your thinking will exist within a predetermined box. Let me pose a question to you, and this time I want you to answer it. I work with children who have suffered neurological traumas (brain injuries). A common byproduct of injury to the pre-frontal cortex.. cont next

  • @madikwechef

    I have heard the exact same argument from Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and Jews. Prayer is a conversation? Did the almighty speak back? If so you must be a profit. Tell me exactly what our creator said? Verbatim... Oh, you can't because the conversation took place entirely within your own brain. Like many religious folks you glossed over the questions I posed and chose to answer in simplistic and condescending terms. The classic "I feel sorry that you don't believe like me."

  • @belziewelz

    Believing in God and his Son Jesus Christ is something that you can only experience to understand, I can sit here and tell you all kinds of things but you need to experience it for yourself. It's alot like falling in love, you can't control it from happening, it's a feeling of redemption and release. "Jesus was a socialist" what does this have to do with the price of eggs??? Social equality??? of course he was, we should all strive to live like Jesus did, we would be better people.

  • @belziewelz

    God did indeed speak to me, It's called prayer. Prayer is a conversation and nothing more. I am sorry that you have not yet experieced God's love and peace. I believe in God, I believe that he gave his only son so that we may have eternal life. I believe that Jesus is the son of God. Unfortunately other religions are not really relgions at all, they are blasphemy of what God's plan is. Furthermore I don't believe in religion at all but rather a relationship with my savior.

  • @madikwechef

    God said that? Did he speak to you personally? Or are you assuming that all things in the bible are directly the "word of god?" How many times has the bible been translated? How many teachings did the church reject? Religion is a purely man made construct, and ones religion is purely an accident of birth. Had you been born in Saudi Arabia you would likely be Muslim. In Greek times and you would worship Zeus. In India Vishnu. BTW Jesus was socialist (Mark chapter 10:21-25).

  • Church is a man—made invention. There's nothing godly about playing church. Some call it sectarianism. It's mammon worship. Hebrews 9: 11—12 But Christ being come an high priest of good things to come, by a greater and more perfect tabernacle, not made with hands, that is to say, not of this building (creation); Neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood he entered in once into the holy place, having obtained eternal redemption for us.

  • Group worship is unnecessary, like a cult???? really??? God said that when 2 or more people assemble in his name, there God will make himself seen.

  • the dude at the beggining obviously hasnt read the bible to say it is "peaceful" people should OPEN THERE EYES

  • 2:07

    young, american, boris johnson, creepy!

  • Poor persecuted..... ignorant, men.

  • none of that organ playing acoustic guitar playing music to be honest....it's really is annoying there's allot of Christian bands and hip-hop artists i like like "demon hunter" and "Toby mac" that's a really good metal band and he's a really good Christian hip-hop artist so whatever you think allot of Christians like musically that's just a total stereotype another good Christian band is flyleaf go check um out

  • actually not every Christian thinks the kind of music they play in churches are all that great to listen to im a Christian myself and i purfer secondary style music like rock metal hip-hop etc

  • What the heck...are they no non-white people in College or was the question specifically directed to white people?

  • to answer ur question, bad thing.

  • My original comment had nothing to do with music, it had to do with this video trying to seem like it's giving "street opinions" which it most certainly is not.

    YOU are the person who changed the subject

  • i'm just saying if you don't like the message of the video then voice your opinion about that, the video isn't about the music, and there are some songs by pink floyd that i wouldn't consider mellow, like dogs of war, but i'm not going to waste any more of my time on you, bye

  • There's a big difference between "mellow" music and Christian music.

    Bob Marley plays mellow music. Pink Floyd plays mellow music.

    Todd Agnew doesn't play mellow music, Todd Agnew plays shitty acoustic ballads that have been re-canned and re-sold to Christian audiences under the pretense of something "new".

    Christian music is a business, nothing more. Those morons wouldn't know the first thing about being Christian any more than they would know how to write an original song.

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