Christianity Exposed

Noobalt Logoffski goes deep undercover into the shadowy world of Christianity. Here he presents the astounding findings of his long investigation.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• atheist
• atheism
• christ
• jesus
• god
• religion
• satire
• comedy
• christianity
• freethought
• bible
• noobalt
• logoffski

[sirbestnameever]

Idint know Stevan Hawkins was on you tube

[FreeThoughtCrime]

@sirbestnameever

Who the hell is Stevan Hawkins?

[cnmmnc8852]

If you want to understand the hold Christianity has over the masses: picture a person with a gun held to their head, that's the Christian tradition, THREATS, LIES and CONTROL. Then they tell you that you have to wait until you're dead to find out if it's true! So the lie comes into view AFTER your alive. LMAO What a stupid people humans are...

[RPSM101]

This should be on the BBC as a documentary. I would donate to pay for this as a public announcement.

[Yahweigh]

what software is this?

[FreeThoughtCrime]

@macdavy70

Every religion has miracle stories. When you realize why you don't accept the miracle claims of any other religion but your own, you will realize why I don't accept yours, either.

[FreeThoughtCrime]

@macdavy70

And as far as Alexander's historicity, the man wrote documents and built cities bearing his name, which survive to this day. But more importantly, the standard of evidence for Alexander is much lower than for your supersavior. No one is claiming that Alexander raised himself from the dead and that he will exert superpowers over my soul after I die. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. And your "evidence" just doesn't cut it.

[FreeThoughtCrime]

@macdavy70

And those far greater men have never proved their claims, either. I am not denying the existence of a historical Christ-like figure operating in the middle east around that time. What I'm saying is that there is not shred of evidence to support the supernatural claims of your Jesus. What early witnesses are you talking about? Supposedly 500 people witnessed the risen Jesus? And not a single one decided to write about it? It took almost a full century for anyone to mention it?

[macdavy70]

@FreeThoughtCrime - Far smarter more learned men than me and you have debated this, but the general conclusion is he most likely existed, even Richard Dawkins has admitted that. The reality is there have been a number of sources of reference, and early witnesses were available, ( one could argue Alexander the Great had no first had witnesses.). Regardless there are many reasons to debate Christianity, that i will not deny, but weather Christ existed was dropped a while ago.