Answering Questions From Atheists

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[DuramaxLP]

As an atheist, I appreciate you answering these questions so openly. I watch your videos because it gives me a perspective on other people's beliefs, I find it interesting.

[pipebo]

Having grown up a Christian, but largely agnostic in my adult life, there’s still a thread that binds me to the Church. So much of the time, that thread is simply your outstretched hand. Thanks for being there, even when I didn’t know I needed you.

[saipranav]

Atheist here. I wish more people (both believers and non-believers) were like you. I hope you live a good life. ❤

[John-evrw]

God speaks in whispers, but he can also rock you to your very core. I used to work in a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center. It was a very difficult job. Clients frequently misbehaved, violated center policies, tried to sneak in drugs, etc. One night, it was worse than usual. A fight broke out, the police were called and I stayed at work for an extra two hours giving the police statements and filling out incident reports. I got out of work at roughly 1am and my nerves were shot and I felt like garbage. I prayed to God and said “Why am I doing this? What’s the point of tormenting myself trying to help these people when they just want to destroy themselves?”

Eventually I started driving home and I knew I wasn’t going to be able to sleep for a while. I was just too shaken. So I went to a 24 hour Walmart to pick up a few groceries just to do something productive and to waste some time while I tried to calm down.

At 1:30 in the morning at a random Walmart, I ran into two former clients from the rehab center. It was near Christmas time and they were out buying stuff for an ugly sweater party they were attending with their Narcotics Anonymous group. They both looked happy, bright eyed and healthy. Both of them had been nightmares at the rehab center, but eventually came to take the program seriously and here they were turning over a new leaf.

I asked God “why?” And he showed me. I think it’s the most dramatic answer to my prayers that I have experienced.

[gabrielvalerio]

I'm happy you returned.
We all missed your videos, your wisdom and your teachings ✝️🇻🇦.

[westerbandev]

It's good to see you again, Fr.! God bless you 🙏

[cat-lyjb]

Love to see a new video from Fr. Casey!

[Patrick_]

When I was 15, I became an atheist because I believed the church didn't have an answer for these questions. I couldn't have been more wrong. People much smarter than me had tackled these questions over the centuries. Each of these questions could have an entire book as a response. But you get a great job giving a succinct answer to each one. Thanks, Fr. Casey!

[DaleHodgson]

Got baptised this Easter vigil, from Eastern Orthodoxy to Catholicism (for clarification I wasn’t baptised as an Eastern Orthodox I just went to a Church and I agreed with their theology)

[carmelgangi]

I've been catching up on your older videos. It's great to have you back!

[alphacause]

"Why Christianity Over Other Religions?" (4:53 - 5:26)
My answer: I choose Christianity because no other religion articulates, and has at is center, such a profound expression of love by God to humanity. At the heart of love is sacrifice, and it is only in Christianity that we find the most extreme sacrifice that demonstrates an undeniable love.

[NainoLoL]

Very well made video. I believe US evangelicals have done so much damage to Christianity in the US that now instead of being seen as a religion or a way of life Christianity is seen as a political stance. Glad to hear people from the Catholic church speaking about all of these things.

[lizzysmom]

Happy you are back. I know it’s been tough. You were missed

[kylesparks]

I really appreciate the way he admits that their isn't really proof, he simply has faith in god. I respect that.

[ilcyclista]

On suffering, yes, sometimes suffering makes us stronger. But there are kids suffering in wars at the moment in certain places I can't mention here. Is that making them stronger, purifying them?

[BigFUNShirtCompany]

It’s great to have you back, Father. Your videos have helped me immensely understand my Catholic faith

[p]

Father I'm so happy you came back! I love your videos, they are very good!
Praying for you! 🙏

[elisabetta]

Good to see you back, Father Casey! I missed your wisdom and engaging homilies!

[eternalgaming]

you have a way of speaking that every work comes across respectful and its truly remarkable, you seem like an awesome man. as an atheist this video is incredibly refreshing to be see a video that is explaining the ideas and principles and as apposed to the badgering and forward way some Christians approach these topics. love the video.

[jaclowho]

So happy you are back Fr Casey. God Bless You .🙏🏻