Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "SO BE IT!" channel.

@Deity333 It doesn't pray to you. Who are you anyway?
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@Deity333 Lord what. Voldemort?
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It's never gonna happen. They reject the teaching of your book.
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They're just words written by ignorant men (women were kept illiterate), who didn't know any better. How about some actual proof that your supposed "son of god", and his dad exists?
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@juempe77 Prove it? If you can't, then you're gonna be ignored.
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@emmanuellerousseau7314 Boil away.
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And just who are his "chosen people"?
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@protestant77 Why would I or any other person capable of critical thinking, based on logic, reason and facts to determine truth. Be interested in anything your old book has to say. My advice to you, is to not just restrict yourself to only having ever read one book. Especially, when their are thousands to read at any library.
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Which lord?
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@protestant77 Not Lord Voldemort then?
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@protestant77 I'm going with Voldemort, with Joe Pesci as his dad, and ruler of the universe.
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They're just words written by ignorant men (women were kept illiterate), who didn't know any better. How about some actual proof that your supposed "son of god", and his dad exists?
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@lordofthestings “Now I am become Death, the Destroyer of Worlds”. These words, from the Sanskrit scriptural text the Bhagavad Gita, are famously attributed to J Robert Oppenheimer, the architect of the atom bomb. Oppenheimer later referenced another verse from the Bhagavad Gita when recalling his state of mind as he witnessed the Trinity explosion in the New Mexico desert on 16 July, 1945: If the radiance of a thousand suns were to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendour of the mighty one. These verses refer to the sublime form, “Vishwarupa”, Lord Krishna takes in the Bhagavad Gita when he reveals his divine nature to the warrior prince, Arjuna. “Who are you?” asks Arjuna. “I am Time,” replies Krishna, “powerful destroyer of worlds, grown immense here to annihilate these men”. Arjuna is blinded by Krishna’s radiance even as he quakes with fear at God’s capacity to destroy evil with the fire emanating from his ferocious visage. The Gita is more than just a sacred text of the Hindus. It distils insights from several schools of philosophy in classical India.
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@Powerduo88 Repeating your comment doesn't make it true.
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@patriciaroberts308 Only in your tiny mind. What about the others who don't buy what you're selling. Or are you "special", or something?
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@patriciaroberts308 What do you pretend to know that others don't. Those that don't buy the words you spew out? Words which have no evidence to support them. It's the same reason why the Loch Ness Monster isn't real. BTW, unnecessary use of words written in all capital could be the sign of an inflated ego. And we all know how much your god hates bigheads.
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@angelotrippy What good's a sword in the age of Thermonuclear Weapons? Of course, jebus forgot to mention Nukes first time round. If he was god, and knew everything, including the future, then why not?
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@kais4303 How about not being baptized? You can still lead a decent life, without it. Millions do already.
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@vivetmendonza4684 It insulting to the efforts of doctors to say you were healed by an imaginary friend. Are you saying you don't seek medical help when you're ill? If you broke a leg would you pray for it to be healed, or go to the hospital? If you'd go to the hospital, then you're a hypocrite.
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@kaynanLisboa Your god doesn't exist. Unless you can prove he/she/it does. Where's your evidence? (Quoting from an old book doesn't count).
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And just what is your god doing?
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Why, 8they reject your Nazarene as being their messiah. Do you expect them to to change their ideas?
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@qkcmnt1242 That part of the Middle-East has a lot to answer for. ALL religion is mental illness, and the sooner a cure is found the better.
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Actually, I and millions of other people live quite well with need for your god-bothering.
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They're just words written by ignorant men (women were kept illiterate), who didn't know any better. How about some actual proof that your supposed "son of god", and his dad exists?
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@reneebrooks2722 Paul wasn't god. Romans was a letter containing his personal thoughts, NOT the word of your supposed god. The two aren't the same. Opinion is not the same as fact.
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They're just words written by ignorant men (women were kept illiterate), who didn't know any better. How about some actual proof that your supposed "son of god", and his dad exists?
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@Hawkes-Moce What about the so-called prophecies which failed. Wouldn't just one that didn't happen prove the whole thing was a lie? Also, what are those events just being born. Give a few examples. Nostradamus was big on predicting future events too. Was he a god also?
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@Hawkes-Moce Yeah, well I did bring Nossy into the conversation. His predictions are way more accurate, than those in your old book. "You'll know that if Yeshua isn't the messiah. then theirs no messiah." What are you even talking about? BTW, it's "there's", not "theirs".
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@lifeworker9550 If that's true, then why didn't your god reveal the name of the alleged messiah in the old testament? Isn't your god meant to be all knowing, and book is the true revealed word of your god?
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@renitairudhayaraj4548 About who?
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@randlebrowne2048 Wonderful. Do you like all the gen0c!de, sl@very, and the @buse of women and girls, in your old book?
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Why? They deny that your Nazarene was your alleged "son of god".
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They're not interested in your jebus. They think that he was a fake.
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@randykrahn3786 But you know any sort of god-bothering is irrational right?
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@randykrahn3786 Again, based on what evidence? There are 1.1 billion Hindus, who don't believe in your god, or heaven. They believe in reincarnation. Are they all wrong, and yet you are right? Even the different religions can't agree with each other. You could have backed the wrong horse. The logical answer is to have nothing to to do with any of them. You're only going to find out the answer, when its too late anyway.
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