Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "Residents Worried After River Turns Red in Argentina" video.

I’d bet everything I own he won’t.
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@ You’re willing to take that bet with me? Jesus said he’d return before the followers he was speaking with died. That didn’t happen. Even one failed prophecy is a failed prophet. I promise, you’re going to lose that bet. And it’s spelled you’re - not your.
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@ Yes, I’ve read the Bible multiple times. I’ve actually studied the Bible and attended Seminary. I’m sure you’ve done neither. Yes, the Bible makes claims, but there is no evidence to support those claims. The Bible makes claims about the earth being created within six days, but all evidence proves this is wrong. It also says there was daylight before the sun, and that plans existed before the sun. Those claims are also false. But the Bible also claims God sent a flood,and it drowned all the babies…and everyone else. Is this “Love”? It also says God made slavery permissible by his own laws. Is slavery “love”? Drowning babies and slavery are immoral. Not loving.
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@ People that don’t exist can’t love anyone.
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@ Name any supernatural claim you can support with evidence. Or be honest and admit you can’t.
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@FrostyRL123 That is all fiction. The claims you’re making have no evidence and can never be shown to be true. It’s fiction. No offense. Santa Clause doesn’t exist either.
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@ You haven’t studied the Bible, and you haven’t attended Seminary. It doesn’t matter which version of the Bible it is, they’re mostly entirely fiction. All supernatural claims are fiction, regardless what book they come from.
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@ Most likely? No. No, he didn’t return three days later. That is fiction. And no, he won’t be returning. And no, I won’t regret it. You’re just wrong. You believe in magic, but real magic is fake and fake magic is real. Just like every God.
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@ Nobody has experienced anything supernatural. They’ve only imagined it. Sorry.
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@ Yes, you live by faith…which is to say you use self deception to accept claims which are not true…because you don’t have evidence. Every religion depends on faith, which should prove that faith is unreliable and wrong.
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@ I haven’t “fallen” from faith. I realized faith is just lying to yourself, so I stopped doing it. If people of different faiths use faith, then faith cannot get you to truth. It just means you stop looking for evidence and just accept false claims. You’re still just believing things which have no more evidence than unicorns and leprechauns. Do Muslims and Mormons use faith?
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@ Everything God does is imaginary, just like every God. And you cannot demonstrate otherwise.
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@ You won’t know why this river is red because you don’t understand science. 🤷‍♂️
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@ Sounds don’t exist, Karla. You’re betting there is a sky daddy, and I’m smarter than that. 🤷‍♂️
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@ There are no eye witnesses. All you have is hearsay. There are no first hand eye witnesses to any miracles. Not a single one of the gospels contains a first hand account of witnessing a resurrected Jesus. Sorry. Seems like you’ve never read it. Someone reporting that they were told by others that there were five hundred witnesses doesn’t mean there were five hundred witnesses. It means it’s hearsay, and a literary creation. 🤷‍♂️
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@ Someday Harry Potter will fly around on a broom stick. Sure.
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@ The Romans crucified thousands upon thousands of people. It was a regular thing. I’m not denying that some regular guy was crucified. I’m deny the supernatural claims, and I’m siding with historians who don’t accept historical supernatural claims…because they don’t ever happen in reality. Yeah, you think that is proof enough….and that is the problem. But you don’t accept any other miracle claims outside of your favorite fiction. Did Mohammed split the moon in two? Was Julius Caesar the son of God? Does Vishnu exist? I’ve read more about this than you do. I also have a better grasp on reality, apparently, too.
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@ Abominable deeds? I never made slavery permissible by law, like God allegedly did. Nor did I ever send a flood which drowned all the babies. Meanwhile, you’ve been fooled…by what a book says. Quoting a book of lies can’t help you here.
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Jesus is fiction.
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@ It’s fiction. It’s Imaginary. And you have no evidence to the contrary.
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@ Actually, we can use induction the same way we do for unicorns and leprechauns. Technically, we don’t have evidence those don’t exist. Do you believe they do? And if your best evidence is that we can’t prove something that doesn’t exist …doesn’t exist, that isn’t a good argument. As it applies to every Imaginary being. Which helps my argument, not yours. Real magic is fake, fake magic is real.
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@ How many Gods can you prove don’t exist?
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@Fishing4life2213 Jesus, a mundane human likely existed. That isn’t evidence a God exists. So you are still stuck with the magical Jesus you believe in being imaginary.
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@jazmineguy7605 can you prove unicorns and and leprechauns don’t exist? God = leprechaun.
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@ So, do you believe leprechauns exist? Can you prove they don’t?
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@ I’m not afraid or scared to answer any of your questions. I don’t know what question you’re referring to, but ask again and I will answer it. Some of my comments are not showing so perhaps you just can’t see the responses I made. Jesus may have existed as a human being. That doesn’t make him magic and isn’t evidence of any God. And you can only imagine Jesus was God, you have no evidence he was anything more than just a human, if he existed.
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@Fishing4life2213 How many God can you prove don’t exist? How about leprechauns? How many can you prove don’t exist? How would you or anyone else demonstrate any God exists?
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@ You claimed Jesus was the most proven person in history. We have more evidence for every U.S. president that we do for Jesus. And we have exactly NO evidence of the supernatural. Can you admit you were wrong?
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@ Those are all magical claims which have no supporting evidence whatsoever. All you have are claims made in the Bible. And even the gospels contain NOT ONE first hand claim to witnessing a resurrected Jesus. The Quran says Mohammed split the moon. I bet you don’t accept that claim. Was Julias Caesar the son of a God too? These question prove your evidence is non-existent. That’s like arguing that Harry Potter really is a wizard. And that Darth Vader could use the force.
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@ All you have are fictional stories, and no evidence those stories are true. Mythology isn’t reality. You’ve got nothing. Can you prove leprechauns don’t exist?
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@ No, Trump received more votes. Nothing magical about it. Nobody has to prove to you that miracles are magic when miracles are fiction. I’m not sure you’re smart enough to understand any of this, or honest enough. When I compare miracles and magic it is because neither can be shown to exist in reality, and neither offer any explanation as to how they work in physics.
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@ You own the burden of proof that miracles happen, and you can’t meet that burden. Because they’re imaginary.
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@ Answer my question about leprechauns. Or are you too afraid God is a leprechaun? One a scale from 1 to 10 with 1 believing that they don’t exist, and 10 is believing they do exist… Where do you stand on: Leprechauns? Unicorns? Darth Vader? Harry Potter?
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He can’t.
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@ I already know better. And since your best argument is that you don’t currently have evidence, you lose.
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@ Your best argument is that you don’t currently have evidence then, right? One day you might? Lol. That means you’re just imagining it.
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@ Whoever told you that Jesus s the most proven man in history is lying to you. The is more evidence for President Reagan, obviously. I don’t have to prove Jesus didn’t exist for this argument. I can even agree that such a human being existed. I don’t need to demonstrate magic isn’t real, because you can’t demonstrate it is real. If you make claims for the supernatural, it is something you are only imagining and don’t have evidence for. I notice you don’t bother to answer whether you can demonstrate leprechauns and unicorns don’t exist. Do you believe they do?
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The Bible is mostly all lies.
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