Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "New study says young adults are dropping out of church, why?" video.

Love thy neighbor, enslave the rest.
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@ambrossmbunga4664 The gospels were not written by Mathew, Mark, Luke, or John. We don’t know who authored the earliest manuscripts. We know we don’t have original manuscripts either. By demonstrating I mean being able to show someone. For example, if I claimed to have a cow, I would be able to demonstrate to you that I have one by showing it to you. If I claimed I could hop on one foot for five minutes, I could demonstrate it by hoping on one foot while you were watching.
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@ambrossmbunga4664 Do you know who authored them? Or are the authors anonymous, as the Bible suggests?
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@jesusislord3321 Not a religion so much as a great con.
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@jesusislord3321 So, one day there will be evidence? Well, then that would be the time to be convinced. Until then, all you do is make claims for which you don’t have evidence. So please, tell me why you would worship the god of slavery?
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@ambrossmbunga4664 You’re not even aware the authors are anonymous. We don’t even have original manuscripts, You hold high confidence in a belief unsupported by the evidence, which by definition is irrational. So, why do you believe?
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@ambrossmbunga4664 I think it’s funny that you pretend to know whether I know something. I think it’s funny you can’t have honest conversation. Very telling.
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@ambrossmbunga4664 You haven’t spent enough time, apparently. And if you’ve spent any time, it was probably with a bias to confirm. You’re not even aware, it says in the Bible the sources are anonymous. You’re wanting me to demonstrate what the Bible claims? Lol. There is historical evidence that suggests the legends are based on an actual historical person. Supernatural events cannot be confirmed this way. Just so you know, I spend a lot of time investigating what historians say on the subject. I’ve also attended Seminary. If you don’t mind, I recommend looking at the content on MythVision. They have almost daily interviews with Biblical historians.
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@ambrossmbunga4664 So, your conclusion is that my position is based on fear of it being real? You just proved why you’re wrong and I am right. You form conclusions without evidence that warrants the conclusions. You believe in magic, yet you have no evidence for such a conclusion. Yes, I am biased towards true beliefs, and biased against false ones. Put the Bible aside, and you have nothing to support your claims. Even with the Bible, you have nothing to support your claims. You don’t even understand that truth comports with reality. So, something isn’t true to me or true to you…it is either true or it is not. And you know here were you’re wrong? There is no evidence any gods exist, yet I still have meaning in my life. As for morality….you literally worship the god of slavery. So I win the moral argument because slavery itself is immoral. Now, I know you’re probably emotional and angry. But you didn’t bother to even look at the evidence. If you’re interested in honest dialog, let me know.
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@ambrossmbunga4664 You claim my arguments have no grounding, yet I am going specifically by what the Bible says. So it seems you’re not even familiar with the Bible at all. In fact, I bet you weren’t even aware your god made slavery permissible by law. And even when shown the Bible says the authors of the gospels were anonymous, you didn’t accept it. You just doubled down on your own false belief.
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@ambrossmbunga4664 So what is your evidence that any god exists? It seems you have none. All you have is a book. And book that makes claims. A book that makes Supernatural claims at that. Those claims require evidence. You can’t offer any. You were convinced before you learned to reason.
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@ambrossmbunga4664 You think it’s naive to remain skeptical of claims for which there are no evidence? If I am naive,why are you the one who can’t answer simple questions about your own beliefs?
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Everything you think you know about your God comes from what you learned from other people. And the gospels were written anonymously. Can we get an independent verification on any of your claims about your alleged God?
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@jesusislord3321 That comment is a parallel to Mehta the Bible demands. Have you never read it? Why do you worship the god of slavery?
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@ambrossmbunga4664 Aren’t you going by what anonymous authors from thousands of years ago say? A couple of Anonymous zealots, right? Can you offer any demonstration that any gods exist in reality?
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@ambrossmbunga4664 Please don’t get offended when I use Harry Potter books as an analogy. If we have 5000 hand written copies of a Harry Potter books, how would we know if they were copied and translated accurately over time (centuries) if we don’t have originals to compare it with? And if Harry Potter books were first passed along through oral traditions, by zealots, not written down….when they finally were written down, how accurate could they be to the original? How do you know the copies matched the originals? Guess what….you can’t. The copies we do have definitely show changes over time. Even the four gospel accounts don’t match up. Can any supernatural claims be accepted from strictly a historical account?
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