10 Scientific Facts Misunderstood in the Bible

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[DidWeMakeIt]

Once, years ago, I criticized you for what I believed to be an error in your logic. I never expected you to respond, yet you did. You showed me how flawed my own viewpoint was. I can honestly say you're the reason I dropped my baseless beliefs and embraced logic. Thanks Aron, truly.

[mohammedchihadih]

Arab ex-Muslim atheist here, and I must thank you for your hard work in exposing the Abrahamic religions and their fallacies, Aron.

[MrCanis]

If the medical world were to use the Bible as a reference, our life expectancy would quickly drop back to about 30 years.

[CteCrassus]

The whole part about how the Bible could've saved millions during the Black Death is mistifying to me; What particular religion does Ray think medieval Europeans practiced?

[captainkelley]

The longest wooden hull ship ever built was a six-masted schooner named "Wyoming" that launched in 1909. With a deck length of 350 ft, it was shorter than the 300 cubits of Noah's Ark. She was so long that the planks would twist and let water into the hold, so pumps had to run constantly in order to keep her afloat. Noah had no such pumps. In 1924 she floundered and sank with all hands aboard.

[mdug]

About Ray: "He hath given himself to the Lord and the Lord hath provided." Translation "He found a grift that has made him very wealthy off the naive."

[tranquilthoughts]

Come on Aron, saying biblical healthcare is as bad as american healthcare is really unfair. To the bible. At least the writers of the bible didn't know any better.

[martinnyberg]

I like the cozy coffe shop background. Feels like being back in college, studying at the coffee shop just outside the gates to campus and having Aron as a study-buddy. 😊

[bigskye]

I can actually admire how well Ray Comfort plays the role of a sweet, innocent, naive and nerdy Christian, while knowingly and blatantly lying about what the Bible authors actually wrote. It is a testament to the lack of any real effort on Christians to read the Bible for themselves, relying instead, on the con men that profit on their apathy.

[Jeremy]

My aunt is 67 and a believer. She didn't know that we orbit the sun, and that the sun is the biggest thing in our solar system. I was shocked. She had retained a bible based world view, and was ignorant of science. I sorrow for those who read the book of lies, and don't learn actual facts.😮

[NumberZERO]

I love his example that the Bible says to wash your hands... But Jesus came along and said there's no need to wash your hands.(after you use the bathroom) It's what comes out of your mouth that makes you sick. Not what goes in. That worked out wonderfully 🙄

[DanielJaegerFilms]

This is why I’m a channel member. When Aron says he will do something, he does it. While I admired that kid’s bravery in the previous video to go live with you, I also started to feel bad for him with how badly he was owned throughout that entire video. I don’t think he realized how badly he was in over his head. Great work as always Aron, keep it up.

[rabblewolf]

Thank you for being one of the forward-thinkers and putting in the time to make our lives more educationally relevant.

[utes]

The whole "Blood is the life of the flesh" one is so incredibly funny to me.
How on earth could ancient people have figured such advanced scientific knowledge as "If something bleeds a lot it dies"?

[woodyh]

I’m from WV and currently work with a guy who is in his mid 50’s. He is convinced that T-Rex never existed. I gave up trying to reason with this guy. I used to think that if people were shown evidence that they would change their minds. Man, was I wrong…

[verdatum]

The biggest thing that bugs me about Ray is that he is far more focused on winning arguments than changing minds. So they show the shot of the atheist on the street who has been silenced by the fallacious argument, and they never looked remotely convinced. Instead, they just look sorta irked to realize they've been chatting with a douche. Meanwhile, more skilled people can use fallacious arguments and completely change people's minds, at least some of the time.

[peterboissonnault]

The kid said he doesn't know why people laugh when he mentions Ray Comfort? He must not know why Ray is called the Banana Man?!

[IanM-idor]

To be fair, raccoons are quite intelligent. Which puts them a few steps above Ray Comfort

[DJH]

"I don't understand why people laugh at Ray Comfort." Two Words, Banana Man.

[Rune-Wolf]

Nearly spat out my dinner at the solar-powered germs bit 😂