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[Virtuous]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=807885014283530747&hl=en

Watch it if you are a intelligent Christian.

This is the best explaination yet.

[Waramp]

im a dumbass and im agnostic. can i still watch it?

[Virtuous]

Of course, lawl.

I'm tired of arguing with people why the bible is the biggest joke of all time.

[sPiN]

haha I loved that video, I also find it funny that we believe other peoples religions and beliefs are wrong, but theirs isn't. (like Native Americans and stuffs)

[Thc-Matt]

This shows that god is not real or the milk jug is God =O

lol good movie got a couple of good laughs

[Inexorable]

I liked it. Very straightforward, logical and to the point.

[GODZ!]

dude is raged everybody doesn't think like him.

[Grim04]

If god is real (and I do believe in God), then you can't scientifically prove he exists (just like the study [also, they only told the groups strangers will pray to them... they actually didn't get strangers to pray for them]), because then it wouldn't be faith.

A positive attitude will help you live longer, same as being happy, because it actually strengthens your immune system.

Just because something happens (or doesn't happen) because you happened to pray to a milk jug means nothing. It doesn't disprove God, because he hears every prayer. Christians don't say that he hears every prayer to him.

The maker is trying to rationalize on faith, which isn't possible... since it's faith.

I mean, in his book... he tries to prove the fact that God didn't write the bible.

We know God didn't write the bible, and infact the bible is nothing but a bunch of stories passed down until finally written out. There are also numerous bible "books" that were decided not to put in the bible, for specific reasons, and that all records of those "books" were destroyed.

Recently we found the book of Judas, which describes Judas being told by Christ to have him arrested.

Whether it was true isn't known, but some factors of why the book wasn't put in the bible is that it hints at a relationship with Jesus and Mary.

The stories aren't 100% accurate, because they survived as oral stories for hundreds of years before they were written down, so details got lost (like in Genesis, it could have been reversed).

Hell, he keeps going on that the bible was written down by the smartest people in the world, but infact it was written by people who could write.... and the people most likely added their own beliefs into the stories to shape Christianity (just like Limbo was never officially in the Catholic religion but was being taught for hundreds of years until they abolished those beliefs).

Edit: Why won't god heal amputees? Because then it'd prove he existed, and you wouldnt need faith. God doesn't prove he exists, because he wants us to use faith to believe in him.

[Jerkazoid]

faith unfortunatly contrasts so radically that it causes more harm globally.

infact when it starts shapping global affairs/foreign policies, and even human rights, or say start... genocides?....and so much influence over a super natural faith.

if it cant be agreed upon, measured or seen by the natural world, then it has no basis for an existance and should be ignored.

if i beileve in a flying speghetti monster thats my right....
but when my beilef starts lining the pockets of my friends and removing food from the belly of your famiy... u might get a little reactionary.
now we have two zealous individuals willing to fight strongly over faith..... , here is where i am going to critisize.

our imagination was an evolutionary advantage to forsee a disaster and oslve problems. utilize that reason with faith and i think you can come to the same conclusion.

faith in the super natural is dangerous. with technology now less humans are needed to create global catastrophe.


beware of god.

[Aug]

Unfortunitly I didn't watch the movie becuase I'm at school and they have everything blocked. Both Grim and Jerk have valid points, but I'm siding with Grim because like him, I believe in God.

[Dao Jones]

I love videos like this. People who are so passionate about disproving the existence of God are exactly as zealous as the very people they are seeking to "enlighten".

I'm not going to get into a "god exists/doesn't exist" debate, because we beat that one into the ground a while back. But I am going to make a point, and that point is that the guy in the video only looked at one study. Prayer can and does occasionally have an effect on someone, in that it can psychologically bolster the individual.

Random people praying randomly for others isn't going to work. You praying passionately for the well-being of your wife isn't going to work. But if you're praying passionately for the recovery of your wife, and your wife believes in the power of that prayer, there is a studied psychosomatic effect in some cases that your wife's faith in your prayer (and her belief in its effectiveness) will cause psysiological processes in her body to slightly speed her recovery.

So please, anti-religious nuts. Leave the religious nuts alone. (Same goes for you proselytizing religious nuts.) Just enjoy your faith or lack thereof in peace. Those of us who are truly enlightened know that an perpetually open mind is superior to dogmatic "faith", no matter which side of the aisle it's on.

[Knifer]

great slurpee...sacrifice yourself for me oh nectar of the gods

[Goky]

Man, I sure am glad a low-quality poorly edited youtube came around to finally prove Christianity wrong after 2000 years. Boy do I have egg on my face!

[zarc]

if someone chooses to believe in god they are simply doing what they feel is right. I do not at all believe in god. I think individual fait is fine but being religious is not a good idea IMO. Organized religion is like organized crime.

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