Comments by "Daily Wire Third Stringer" (@DailyWireThirdStringer) on "'Highly volatile' New Zealand volcano poses threat in search for missing l ABC News" video.

People go visit active volcanoes at their own risk. Dormant and extinct volcanoes, however, are generally very safe. Your odds of dying from a vacation to one of those are lower than getting struck by lightning. Some are huge tourist attractions, just look at Mount Fuji.
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@SUGAR_XYLER So have you spoken to Moses? Were you there when Jesus was born and died on the cross? Did you watch him die slowly for a whole week, and are able to confirm that his body never disappeared and never came back to speak with his disciples? Yeah, I think not. People should believe whatever the hell they want to believe. I don't care if they think a noodle monster is the supreme power in the universe, as long as it's not harming anyone no one has the authority to tell them they're wrong and can't pray to it. It hasn't been scientifically proven that a noodle monster doesn't exist, so that remains their prerogative.
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@SUGAR_XYLER You're idiotic for judging my inteIligence on a few rhetorical questions. Are you this hostile in your daily life? If so, faith may serve you some good as you may learn to be more appreciative rather than spending all your time attacking everything that doesn't meet your unrealistically high standards.
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@SUGAR_XYLER And by the way, I consider myself an agnostic. I'm not ignorant enough to say with absolute certainty that supernatural forces or beings don't exist, but I'm also not currently practicing any particular faith.
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@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190 So tell me, which religion is right? The Jews? The Muslims? The Mormons? Buddhists? What about the Hindus, the oldest religion on the planet? Or maybe the ancient Egyptians were right all along? How about the Greeks, or the Romans? The Norwegians? How many gods are there? There are literally thousands of religions, and within each of them dozens of subdivisions. Even in Christianity we have the Catholics, the Protestants, the Methodists, the Jehovah's Witnesses, need I go on? How can any god expect us to choose the right one and everyone else goes to hell? I have no issue with anyone practicing their faith, but this dilemma is something to consider if you're expecting the afterlife to be pleasant and joyful. Maybe I should go about my life trying every single one and hope that that one day of prayer lands me somewhere decent. Yeah no, I think I'll just read the Bible when I'm old and retired and got nothing better to do. That's been my plan from the beginning, and I think I'll stick to it.
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