Comments by "ANDROLOMA" (@ANDROLOMA) on "Destiny" channel.

  1.  @abdullahanselin8474  Paganism is false. Monotheism is false. Science says that order came from chaos. Religion says that order came from chaos. Second law of thermodynamics says all will return to chaos. What kind of supreme being would create order from chaos, just to let it lapse again? That means if there is a supreme being, chaos is greater than it is. By that logic, it's best to worship chaos. And who wants to do that? So humans invent gods to blame reality on. Thus, gods are fiction.
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  2.  @supernatural_forces  I recommend you decrease the LSD dosage you're currently using. True intelligent design would spell "design" properly.
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  3. How to understand if your god is a mental delusion of yours: Does your god tell you how to look and what to think? Does your god have specific favorite political affiliations? Does your god agree with everything you criticize about science that seems to conflict with that god's dogma? Do you think that you should be automatically entitled to rewards after you die, instead of punishment with no further administrative review? Does your god have the genitalia to create humans after his own image? Does your god have a navel, or does his flowing white robe cover it up? Do you believe this god has children? Do you believe this god even knows who you are?
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  4. Good question.
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  5. "If there had been one single truth hidden in your piles of arguments that have been repeated over and over again for so many centuries, without a doubt it would have been discovered, and the universe would have been agreed at least on that point. If that truth was necessary, as the sun is to the Earth, it would shine like the sun. It is an absurdity, it is an outrage against the human race, it is a felonious assault against the infinite and supreme being to say: there is a truth essential to Man, and God has hidden it." -Voltaire
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  6.  @michaelbariso3192  You should tell your amazing revelations to the world's scientists, instead of me. They could use a good laugh.
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  7. Do you believe other planets are flat?
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  8. ​ @ladislavholub3547  Occam's Razor stipulates that the most likely answer is the simpler conclusion. What you've done is quote Genesis to me, which proves nothing. Occam's Razor does more to disprove than prove gods. I'm currently doing research on God's genitals. What color are they? Is his penis circumcised, or uncircumcised? Did he use holy semen to impregnate the virgin Mary's unholy egg? Did he use the Holy Spirit to do this deed in a ménage-a-trois? If God has no genitals, then shouldn't we use gender neutral pronouns when speaking of him, instead of gender specific pronouns? Does God have pubic hair? Did God insert said penis into Mary's vulva, or did he magically fly the sperm into the egg? Was her placenta also holy enough to be saved as a relic? Did Mary have an orgasm during her immaculate conception? Did YHWH climax? If your god does not have genitalia, how can it be said he created humans in his own image? If he does have genitalia, then why does he if he doesn't need them or use them? Do you people ever even think about the crazy ideas you create then cherish?
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  9.  @ladislavholub3547  "If there had been one single truth hidden in your piles of arguments that have been repeated over and over again for so many centuries, without a doubt it would have been discovered, and the universe would have been agreed at least on that point. If that truth was necessary, as the sun is to the Earth, it would shine like the sun. It is an absurdity, it is an outrage against the human race, it is a felonious assault against the infinite and supreme being to say: there is a truth essential to Man, and God has hidden it." -Voltaire
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  10.  @ladislavholub3547  The precept of the scapegoat is old Jewish doctrine, where sins are expatiated by sacrifice. Modern readers of the Torah and Tanakh can discover many other lapses in logic which discourage veneration of such obviously flawed books. Reference the obvious anomalies at Isaiah, the prophet who mentions unicorns (Isaiah 34:7), satyrs (Isaiah 13:21; 34:14), flying serpents (Isaiah 14:29), and time moving backwards (Isaiah 38:8). The Laws of Leprosy, in Leviticus 14:49-57. On temptation: James 1:13 with gen 22:1. James 1:13 “Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God: for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempteth he any man:” Genesis 22:1 And it came to pass after these things, that God did tempt Abraham, and said unto him, Abraham: and he said, Behold, here I am. Why would a perfect god be described in such an imperfect text? Do your own research, and ask yourself why you'd believe such impossible things to believe.
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  11.  @craigpenninga9847  I'm not trying to outsmart God. I'm trying to show those who believe in God that God isn't in the pages of the books that people say God is in. Now do you finally understand? Humans who describe gods without meeting gods prove themselves dishonest, not divinely inspired. If they were divinely inspired, there wouldn't be so many factual contradictions among the words. A perfect god would have a perfect book. Since the book is imperfect, the god must be too. We try to teach you children that you should avoid thinking past mythology means present reality, and yet you persist in the error of your ways. We type our fingers to the bone nagging and scolding, and do you have any idea how hard it is typing with boney fingers? Have you no regard for science and logic, that you should disregard them for metaphysical theories, while bickering over details the entire way? Will the Muslim get 72 virgins in the afterlife? Will the Christian get a halo and a harp? Or are you all just fooling yourselves? Which sounds more plausible? If you've wasted your life, why wouldn't you waste the afterlife as well? Atheists laugh at gods. How may every knee bow if we're supposed to all be spirits on Judgement Day? Spirits don't have knees, and brains to process neural responses of pain and pleasure sensations. I'll produce one 100% inaccurate Bible prophecy, and you try to explain why it failed so utterly: Matthew 16:28: “Truly I tell you, some who are standing here will not taste death before they see the Son of Man coming in his kingdom.” Of course, in the manner of all prevaricators, you will insist that this prediction is true and that my understanding of it is defective. Such does not make me defective; such denial makes you deceptive. See how that works? If your gods don't prevail in the face of logic, then they fail the test of reality and need be relegated to the psychological abnormality of all other, previous mythologies. What kind of sadistic god metes infinite punishments for finite misdeeds, or the crime of exercising the freedom of disbelief? Only the gods that live inside your head. And try as they may, they can't hurt me from inside such a hollow wasteland. 😁
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  12.  @ladislavholub3547  The words will remain as they are written. To pretend you know the intent of what words actually say to ancient Jewish texts, when they're obviously meant to be comprehended as written, is some of the worst dishonesty and deception humans practice on each other. If you had any integrity, you'd be ashamed by the attempt. I refuse to be a victim of such deceit. So stop trying.
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  13.  @justiceiria869  I understand contradictions in logic. If the texts can't maintain logical coherence in its narratives, all the claims those texts make mean nothing. If the god you worship can't comport itself logically, it invalidates itself. Christians and Jews claim to worship the same god they call YHWH. Jews believe in Sheol, Christians believe in Hell. If the Jews are wrong and Christians right, then Hell is only 2000 years old. If Hell was real, the Jews would have noticed and warned everyone, but they didn't. Only Christians did. Does no one ever consider these massive lapses in logic?
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  14.  @justiceiria869  Jews don't claim YHWH punishes unbelievers with Sheol. Christians claim the same YHWH god whom they named "God" punishes unbelievers with Hell. That's pure contradiction. Such suspicious scare tactics are only for the schism that Christianity fits the definition of, as well as being a heresy. Now, what real god would utilize a heresy and schism to get a message across that he should have gotten right 4000 years earlier? Why venerate an inept deity?
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  15.  @justiceiria869  Reading the Bible is what caused me to adopt atheism. From beginning to end, the texts are rife with deviations from reality as humans experience reality. Scriptures contain rather than clarify contradictions and factual errors. Refer to the Laws of Leprosy, in Leviticus 14:49-57. Quite unclarified.
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  16.  @justiceiria869  Contradictions in logic are contradictions in reality. You're defending the indefensible, to explain your visualization of a god you call God that was described in Jewish texts as illogically postulated as earlier Greek mythology. That's not wisdom. So it is wise for me to dismiss. The Laws of Leprosy are primitive medicine that emulates magic, not a true cure of a bacterial infection by Mycobacterium leprae or Mycobacterium lepromatosis. Its own inefficacy is described in detail. As a cure, it proves itself errant.
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  17.  @justiceiria869  So what good is an errant god?
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  18.  @justiceiria869  er·rant /ˈerənt/ adjective 1. erring or straying from the proper course or standards: formal, humorous "he could never forgive his daughter's errant ways"
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  19.  @justiceiria869  This world is not a creation by a Jewish god. And the books that describe the mind and intents of this god are filled with errors. I can cite verses all day long that prove scriptures are the work of humans, not deities. If your god is so great, why didn't he write the books himself instead of inspiring humans to do it? That's the first lapse of logic your god indulges in. A real god would write his own books, so there would be no dispute.
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  20.  @justiceiria869  Because I can't understand the bible means the book was poorly written. A well written book would be understandable. If anyone can't write on any topic well enough to make it understood, the writer proves himself incapable of understanding the topic as well. What good is a book that is full of mistakes and is difficult to understand? If there had been one single truth hidden in your piles of arguments that have been repeated over and over again for so many centuries, without a doubt it would have been discovered, and the universe would have been agreed at least on that point. If that truth was necessary, as the sun is to the Earth, it would shine like the sun. It is an absurdity, it is an outrage against the human race, it is a felonious assault against the infinite and supreme being to say: there is a truth essential to Man, and God has hidden it.
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  21.  @justiceiria869  We try to teach you children that you should avoid thinking past mythology means present reality, and yet you persist in the error of your ways. We type our fingers to the bone nagging and scolding, and do you have any idea how hard it is typing with boney fingers? Have you no regard for science and logic, that you should disregard them for metaphysical theories, while bickering over details the entire way? Will the Muslim get 72 virgins in the afterlife? Will the Christian get a halo and a harp? Or are you all just fooling yourselves? Which sounds more plausible? If you've wasted your life, why wouldn't you waste the afterlife as well?
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  22.  @justiceiria869  How I know religion isn't true is by how much the religious insist it is. Such repetition indicates desperation to salvage the credibility of written words by humans that can't conform to reality as reality is experienced.
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  23.  @justiceiria869  "God's intent before the foundation of this world was even created was to save us from ours sins." You claim to know God's intent. That's sacrilegious. To affirm such primitive beliefs with certainty is to delude oneself that one understands the purpose of the cosmos, which is a mental disorder of rife self-delusion.
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  24.  @justiceiria869  God would make better miracles by making better human beans. Does Mr. Satan never make miracles? Or Mr. Jesus? Considering these fictional deities we're referring to are all technically ghosts? If the possibility is that no god occurred, then it's any real god's obligation to dispel such fallacies in a bid to remain relevant, or remain silent and affirm its lack of existence. What matters isn't any god's lack of existence, but lack of relevance. Irrelevant gods are inconsequential.
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  25.  @justiceiria869  I understand the words as written mean what they say, until some phony tells me I fail to understand what I see plainly written in black and white. The Bible is rife with factual error from beginning to end. Alpha and omega. The existence of other religious books contradict what the Jewish religious books say. And that itself is no proof of anything other than deceit. If you want proof of errancy, research the laws of leprosy in Leviticus (14:49-57) and try to rationalize such impotent magic yourself. It makes no sense under any scrutiny. We know from 1 Kings 22 that God sometimes intentionally misleads true prophets so that they utter a false prophecy. In Ezekiel 14 God punishes the prophet he previously seduced, because why wouldn't he? There are over 3000 contradictions found. Why would your god allow such mistakes?
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  26.  @justiceiria869  The history of YHWH's evolution is plausible when realizing humanity's propensity to reform its own institutions with the advent of successive generations. Every religion evolves. The process is called progress. The various denominations of religions reveal a lack of doctrinal consensus. You'll do yourself a favor by calling your god by its real name: "For thou shalt worship no other god: for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God." (Exodus 34:14)
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  27.  @justiceiria869  How to understand if your god is a mental delusion of yours: Does your god tell you how to look and what to think? Does your god have specific favorite political affiliations? Does your god agree with everything you criticize about science that seems to conflict with that god's dogma? Do you think that you should be automatically entitled to rewards after you die, instead of punishment with no further administrative review? Does your god have the genitalia to create humans after his own image? Does your god have a navel, or does his flowing white robe cover it up? Do you believe this god has children? Do you believe this god even knows who you are?
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  28.  @justiceiria869  Are you even reading the examples of contradictions I'm providing? Or are you that illogically stubborn?
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  29.  @justiceiria869  "For thou shalt worship no other god: for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God." (Exodus 34:14) I didn't write this verse from the Torah. If you disbelieve my assertion, find out for yourself. You're in some serious denial of reality. These are the words of your god itself, and yet you deny? Argue the point with the Jew who wrote Exodus, not me. I quoted verbatim.
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  30.  @justiceiria869  "I am sure you don't read normal books like this so why treat the bible like this?" I treat the Bible like this because the process is called "logical scrutiny," and I treat every book I read like this. If any book fails the process of logic, it gets regarded as fiction instead of fact. Perhaps you should try being more discerning?
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  31.  @justiceiria869  I find it suspicious why Jews and Christians claim to worship the same deity, but Jewish doctrine fails to mention the scare tactic of Hell for unbelievers. Nothing indicates a perpetuated fraud any better than the coercion of fear mongering from a schismatic heresy that Christianity is, by the strictest definition.
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  32.  @justiceiria869  The greatest conundrum of Christianity is that the religion assigns more credibility to Jewish scriptures than Jews do. Jews don't take their own writings literally, only heretic Christians do that. Because Christians understand the schismatic feature of their heresy when it leeched onto the antiquity of the Jews. Why would a real god they called Jealous YHWH perform abandoned attempts at theological reform? The devil made him do it?
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  33.  @justiceiria869  I've read the Isaiah references to hell (Isaiah 66:24, Isaiah 14:15, Isaiah 5:15). They were deliberately vague. Additionally, Isaiah, the prophet who mentions unicorns (Isaiah 34:7), satyrs (Isaiah 13:21; 34:14), flying serpents (Isaiah 14:29), and time moving backwards (Isaiah 38:8)? How logical is that lack of logic? You need to provide specific references to the other verses, since I don't have the time to look them up. You are also assigned to elaborate how Sheol has lakes of burning fire and demons with pitchforks stabbing unbelievers eternally. That's heretical doctrine, not Jewish doctrine. And be mindful yourself of bearing false witness: you tend to affirm positively certain postulations you cannot possibly know, but only assume. The crux of this entire matter is your imagined visualization of the Jewish god YHWH. Have you contemplated the mystery of God's genitals? Why would your god have genitals if he doesn't copulate nor urinate? If he doesn't have genitals, then he doesn't deserve the masculine pronoun and cannot be said to create in his own image. Why would this god create dinosaurs? Do unbelieving dinosaurs go to hell too? And have you no answers to all the contradictions in the gospels I cited previously? Languidly awaiting your anticipated apologetic and contrived response.
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  34.  @justiceiria869  So your god is a eunuch? Then it didn't create after its own image. And shouldn't be referred to with masculine genders. Neutral genders would suffice.
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  35.  @justiceiria869  As a Christian, why do you assign credibility to Jewish mythology more than the average Jew does? Only orthodox Jews do that, and they don't accept gentiles.
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  36.  @justiceiria869  I submit to you that it's you who fail to understand. I take the words at face value, with all the incredible, unreal, and illogical claims the Jewish texts make, and see how they deviate from reality as humans experience reality. To claim that I misunderstand while you understand is inferring the statistical impossibility for me to be wrong 100% of the time. Such would rather indicate that I'm being lied to, by someone who claims to know that which he cannot possibly know. Your whole attempt to establish credibility of previously written mythos detracts from the contradictions in logic I point out. As is typical, religion has answers for which no questions are allowed. That's not intellectual inquiry, that's the tyranny of absolutism. What type of insane god punishes the majority of humans for the option of disbelief? Only a human-fabricated demonic deity. Not a true god. If there was any reliability to the god YHWH Christians coopted, the Jews would worship Jesus and convert. Yet they don't, because they see Christianity as heresy. Which faith is true? Or are they both mystical, metaphysical superstition? Do you really believe the magical necromancy concerning the Witch of Endor in the first Book of Samuel? Or the Laws of Leprosy in Leviticus 14? Such departures of reality are why skeptics exist.
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  37.  @justiceiria869  There is no god named God. That's a human appellation. Do you call yourself Human?
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  38.  @justiceiria869  Jesus and Jehovah could not have existed before the letter J existed in the 15th century. If you prayed to any deities with the letter J in their names before the 15th century, then your prayer went to the wrong deity; and if it was addressed incorrectly, wound up in the dead prayer office as "undeliverable." According to Jesus Theory, your prayers MUST be properly assigned. If you pray to Molech or Baal, or Odin or Brahma, your prayers go there. To gods that don't exist because no gods truly exist outside human brains. As any convenient fiction would.
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  39.  @justiceiria869  You weave your perceived realities through a process of explanations which wouldn't be necessary if there weren't ambiguities. For a deity alleged to be omnipotent, he sure created some intellectually stunted believers. One god for 1000 different religions claiming they're the only true one. Easier to conclude none of them are the right one, and to dismiss you all outright.
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  40.  @justiceiria869  Your English grammar is so poor, I can conclude accurately that you're not a native speaker. Now, why would I assign any credibility to such a flawed intellect? You don't even form proper sentences.
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  41. Dog.
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  42.  @josephdouglas7532  There's nothing you can know that isn't known.
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  43.  @josephdouglas7532  That which wasn't known.
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  44.  @josephdouglas7532  Such as the fictions of gods, until men are taught those fictions.
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  45.  @josephdouglas7532  How to understand if your god is a mental delusion of yours: Does your god tell you how to look and what to think? Does your god have specific favorite political affiliations? Does your god agree with everything you criticize about science that seems to conflict with that god's dogma? Do you think that you should be automatically entitled to rewards after you die, instead of punishment with no further administrative review? Does your god have the genitalia to create humans after his own image? Does your god have a navel, or does his flowing white robe cover it up? Do you believe this god has children? Do you believe this god even knows who you are?
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  46. And it's inoperable for another reason.
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  47.  @FatheredPuma81  Not worth the effort.
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  48.  @eon-x9690  You want more amazement? Read the whole Torah. Read the whole Tanakh. Filled with so many errors in logic that it can be only seriously regarded as primitive, Iron Age mythology.
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  49.  @eon-x9690  And your English grammar reeks too. Do something about that, huh?
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  50.  @eon-x9690  Just passing through, pardner?
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