Does Dr. Steven Greer Believe in God? (Part 18)

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In this clip, Vlad reflected on his previous interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson. Neil deGrasse Tyson was asked about his beliefs on God. Tyson clarified that determining which God was being referred to was crucial as there have been thousands of gods throughout human history. After contemplation, Tyson stated that based on his vast knowledge of the universe, he couldn't find any evidence of an intelligent being directing the universe and believed it all to be random. Similarly, Dr. Steven Greer shared his perspective, noting the varying portrayals of God in different religious texts and emphasizing his faith in evidence. However, unlike Tyson, Greer expressed belief in God and an afterlife, shaped by a near-death experience at age 17. He also explained his beliefs in higher dimensions and an unbounded, intelligent, supreme being, sharing experiences from the early seventies when he was a meditation teacher alongside the Maharishi. Greer suggested that people look within themselves to discover that great being instead of seeking it externally.

[wilhelmhesse]

The last few words he said are the most significant thing I've heard Dr Greer ever say..."most look outside when they should be looking inside"...so true...

[thegamingchef]

Anyone that studies Mathematics will know that the numerical chances of this Universe being a random occurrence is one in a Gazillion. There is absolutely no possible way that so much random stuff perfectly happen to create everything.

[justicewesley]

Finally a highly educated person with sense!

[SOLDSNAKE]

Love listening to this guys interviews. Nice change from all the normal guests

[aaronbarchanowicz]

Dr. Greer seems to be on the right track about the whole UAP/UFO question. I find him to be the most credible regarding this topic. The Wilson memo cemented it for me.

[acrlandon]

His perspective on this perfectly matches what I’ve thought about this subject for the last several years, this being we call God is not bound to any religion and that it’s more of a “source conciousness” that is living its own experience through us, just as we create scenarios and experiences in our dreams. We wake up and realize our existence was this source the entire time and we are that source ourselves

[wzupppp]

Being book smart doesnt mean youre wise. True wise people know this life didnt happen by chance

[ymprophet]

The most beautiful explanation I've ever heard ⚡

[Humblecitykid]

Matt 6:33 “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.”

[clarked]

God is the field of consciousness that we are all connected to

[ernestkersaint]

Amen bro I love they way he broke his perspective down if he believes in god smart man

[HeartlessWon]

What if when the alien reveal happens we find out Steven Greer was an alien this whole time? 😮‍💨

[UFO-Ark]

Great interview.
Please report on the UFO situation..

[shayna.e.]

Him starting out his adult life being a doctor in the ER… Makes perfect sense. He had to get to know the physical body… in order to fully understand everything else that has nothing to do with the tangible physical being.

[cidworks]

Something like this can't be reveled, or it would be fought over or sold. it's perfect just like it should be!

[porterbl]

I LOVE THIS GUY!!! he's def a blessing to have that beautiful mind

[eddieplata-daling]

- God is Energy and light, and EVERYTHING, all that was and is and ever will be...

[BakerMills]

I believe in the existence of 'God Almighty'

[drejohnson]

To not believe in some type of god is like believing that computors grew out of the ground.

[demetriustebet]

There is too much order to have come from randomness, I've heard it's like a hurricane going through a junkyard and building a 747. The tough part is making sense of what God is with this limited consciousness.