Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "The Victims Of Emoji-Based Oppression | Ep. 887" video.

As a non believer of any God story I’m fascinated there’s such a thing as agnosticism. I’ve also never met someone with your belief system…so here’s my honest, respectful question: Do you also think we “cannot know” whether there’s an Invisible Pink Unicorn In the sky who’s responsible for the universe and life?
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@philbridges3033 ..Thanks for the response. Are you saying it’s also possible there’s a unicorn in the sky who created everything since there’s no proof it doesn’t exist? Your answer isn’t clear on this point.
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@philbridges3033 ..Again, thanks for the response. Lol…My friend, you’re definitely leaning hard to the God side! A true agnostic would believe anything is possible, including a unicorn in the sky. You said it yourself…when there’s no proof something doesn’t exist…it could. You might as well just pick a God story and go with it. My recommendation would be to pick a story more original than the ludicrous Jewish/Christian/Muslim God story. For example, the Jesus myth is a blatant copy of previous myths in human history, particularly those in ancient Egypt. Why not pick Hinduism? As a polytheistic religion they have multiple Gods (I.e. Krishna and Vishnu) whose stories predate the Jesus myth by centuries. Hinduism is also a copy of previous religions but at least it’s more original than the Christian cult. Geez, even Scientology’s God story is more plausible than the Jesus myth. Meanwhile, I’ll remain a non believer of all God stories. And I’ll remain a non believer of the possibility of a unicorn in the sky. On that, we agree. Thanks for the chat, have a good one.
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Don’t forget the millions who are neither Christian nor Bible believers. We’re the people who don’t believe ridiculous fictional stories from a time in human history we thought the sun revolved around the earth and didn’t know what caused diseases or earthquakes.
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