This Non Christian DEFENDS Christianity, Bryan Callen @GeorgeJanko

This Non Christian DEFENDS Christianity, Bryan Callen @GeorgeJanko
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[AleksanderLydkunst]

WOW that was so perfectly clear and concise🤯 props to Mr. Callen👏🏼👏🏼
And to borrow from my guy Locke, “ALL TRUTH IS GOD’S TRUTH”🙏🏼

[AAVonthebeat]

why does bryan callen lowkey sound like jordan peterson? 😂

[Veria]

Its written on our hearts! Definitely interesting though to hear non-christians defend the faith effectively.

[arcguardian]

Loved this! Take nothing out and put nothing in the Bible. We are the ones that should change to be more pleasing before God.

[jdkingsly]

🔥🔥 This was much needed for me. Thanks bro.

[gokublack]

While I agree with what Bryan is saying, the standard response from liberals would be: "well yeah, but what about all the horrors done in the name of religion?". A lot of good and bad has come in the name of religion since we as humans are imperfect instruments and make mistakes on interpretation.

[shaunmcdaniel]

Slavery is in the Bible, but the slavery described was if someone borrowed or owed someone something and couldn't pay them with money, they paid them back with "slavery" or indentured servitude until their debt was paid in full as agreed upon by the "borrower" and the "lender". So the person borrower would be similar to a maid or servant sometimes for years. Depending again to how much was owed. That's why we are "slaves" to the banks if we borrow from them. The difference in my opinion is the lender in the Bible didn't charge interest. God bless.

[Quarantlne]

This is a great analysis!!! Thanks Ruslan!!!

[teravega]

1. Exodus 21:16 “Kidnappers must be put to death, whether they are caught in possession of their victims or have already sold them as slaves." Ya that was punishable by DEATH

[MeglynLad]

Jefferson cut out every miracle with scissors

[AnthonyyVanessa_]

Did you see Paul and George podcast where Paul broke down cause of all the things that happen to him after mocking God. Crazy!!

[phidalelopez]

Dude how don’t you have more subs!?
Great content 🔥

[mattyblakeman]

Ruslan, Dominion by Tom Holland. The Air We Breathe by Glen Scrivener. Get to work.

[MochaZilla]

You know what they say say, YHWH or the high way!

[justaguy]

The craziest part of Christianity is the ethics don't seem "self evident" even to modern people, but that modern people pay lip service to, like "love your enemies". Really? Love your enemies? Why should I love my enemies? They are my enemies for a reason. How could I possibly do that? That seems like something that would be only possible with help from a higher power, because I DEEPLY despise my enemies. Or, "turn the other cheek"? Why on earth should I do that? Or the fact that "honor your parents" is in the 10 commandments. If I was creating a 10 commandments, there is no way "honor your parents" would be on there. It seems like such an unimportant rule in the grand scheme of things. As I have studied my Bible, and have really searched out the truth about a lot of objections I have had over the few years I've been a Christian, I have found myself to be a lot more humble, and I no longer think that the Bible must be wrong if I run into something I don't understand. My first consideration is that I am wrong, or that I'm not understanding. I no longer fear asking the tough questions of Christianity, because I have seen it stand up to questions and objections. And coming from a militant atheist, I never thought this possible. Because my faith has been strengthened I am able to push deeper and ask deeper questions and to question the Holy Spirit, recognizing that there is an answer that will satisfy me. I just have to keep looking. I understand why faith is such an important part of the Bible. Its essentially a logical necessity for a created, finite being. Our deepest beliefs about reality can only ever be taken on faith. There's no way around it. You have to have faith in your senses, which is why dementia is such a nightmare. You will not go to a doctor unless you believe he can heal you, you will not learn from someone unless you believe they can teach you. You will not need Christ, unless you believe you are a sinner. You will not find the treasure in scripture if you do not have the faith that there is something to be found. The only way faith would not be necessary for a being is if that being is God. Eternally self-existent. For created beings, faith comes first in every single aspect of life. You cannot make a single move in reality without faith. The fact that the Bible teaches us this, is an astonishing level of wisdom, because faith has essentially been forgotten in the modern age. The scientistic "faith is believing something without evidence" people are so lost on this front and they are too hubristic to even realize it.

[LUCR]

Sincere question from an Agnostic: what experiences, values, wisdom, and life outcomes are exclusive to only Christianity? And how can that be demonstrated?

[thethage]

Thomas Jefferson DID NOT cut out pieces of the bible because he had a problem with miracles. He Cut out pieces of the bible because he was making compilations of teachings of Jesus. The first time was 1804 when he made a chronological compilation of the life and teaching of Christ. He made that and printed it to evangelize to native Americans. He thought it'd be cheaper than printing the whole bible and would be easier thant teaching the whole bible. He made a second compilation in 1820 to highlight 81 MORAL teachings of Christ. His reason this time was that Christ had the best moral teachings in comparison to ANY philosophies, philosophers, or religion.

[lovedofgod.]

"Come to God on God's terms."

Tell me, man what are God's terms.

[JoseRodriguez-dwdv]

I'm curious to know what key Bible verses they took out

[litchibber]

Jesus didn't preach a "religion" he simply spoke of love and family. Love is why right and wrong even matter 😘💕😘