Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "Comedian Rob Schneider Discovers Jesus, Forgiveness: "I Needed...to Be Home'" video.

  1. Nobody ever really finds Jesus. He’s been dead for thousands of years.
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  2.  @amypickinpaugh4014  Within the fiction, perhaps. But not within reality. What you could learn to do is differentiate imagination from reality. Once you do, go ahead and demonstrate your claims go beyond the imagination and can be shown to be true in reality. That is where you will miss, every single time.
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  3.  @SUZANNECARPENTER-ou3je  Yeah, I’ve heard the stories. They’re fiction, fantasy, mythology, legend. What YOU cannot ever do is demonstrate your claims are true.
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  4.  @SUZANNECARPENTER-ou3je  Oh, Jesus loves me soooo much, that if I don’t love him back…he will torture me….forever. Forever. Forever.
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  5.  @SUZANNECARPENTER-ou3je  What actual evidence do you have of a resurrected Jesus? Exactly zero.
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  6.  @brucegraystaff7428  Neither of us have a pet unicorn.
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  7.  @thekoof562lbc9  Instead of shifting the burden of proof, why not just admit you can’t demonstrate the god you believe in actually exists?
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  8.  @cindytrotman6297  You don’t understand the true nature of reality.
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  9.  @SUZANNECARPENTER-ou3je  I don’t believe any God exists. Apparently, you do. So ask your God what would convince me he exists. Then, tell me what he says. If he exists, he should know. If you tell me, then I will be convinced. We will both be convinced. So, are you considering asking? Or do you already know this won’t work?
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  10.  @thekoof562lbc9  I certainly can, if you claim he’s a married bachelor, right? Or the tri-Omni god, also a logical impossibility. But generally speaking, no…nobody has to disprove the god you claim exists, but can’t demonstrate exists. Unless of course, you want to accept Big Foot and Unicorns exists, was well as Thor and Odin….when YOU can’t prove they don’t exist. Classic shifting the burden of proof doesn’t help to make your imaginary friends exist in reality.
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  11.  @Tommyboy463  I’ve read it multiple,times, and have attended Seminary. I’ve also studied it’s history. Since we’re just handing out unsolicited advice…I recommend you learn about science. Since you clearly don’t have any understanding. Also, maybe question why you worship the god of slavery.
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  12.  @Tommyboy463  Certain Y of a God exists, he would know what would convince me that he exists. He could voluntarily offer up that info to either me or you. Would you be willing to ask him, and tell me what he says? Or do you already know, deep,in your heart, that can’t work?
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  13. Keep dreaming. Fiction is fiction.
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  14.  @janaelliott9321  Make-believe.
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  15.  @statesashley0416  Are you excited for good people to be tortured for eternity?
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  16. “For the Son of Man is going to come in the glory of His Father with His angels, and will then repay every man according to his deeds. Truly I say to you, there are some of those who are standing here who will not taste death until they see the Son of Man coming in His kingdom.“ (Matthew 16: 27, 28 Morgan Freeman: but all of them tasted death, and Jesus never did return.
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  17.  @leaozturk9923  Ask God what would convince me he exists. Let me know what he says.
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  18.  @kanieraliapeng724  Why would that matter? Remember, Hitler is in Heaven if he asked for forgiveness, and Anne Frank is in Hell.
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  19.  @brucegraystaff7428  That applies to everyone, whether they regret it or not.
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  20.  @KodeLiMe  Remember, not everyone believes in the god you’ve been taught to believe in. And you can’t demonstrate the one you were taught to believe in.
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  21.  @cindytrotman6297  Sure, and if you can’t grasp the concept of requiring empirical evidence for such a claim, then all you’re referring to is an imagined nature of an imagined being. You don’t understand the nature of reality if you think imagined beings exist in reality.
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  22.  @ginaphillips2180  Truth is what we call statements that accurately reflect reality. If you make an assertion about reality, and it is accurate, then the assertion is true. What do you mean by “absolute truth”? Asserting a God exists when you cannot demonstrate one does seems dishonest. You certainly can’t say it is true without such a demonstration.
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  23.  @ginaphillips2180  I’ve already answered that. And unless you can tell me better what you mean by an absolute truth, I can only repeat what I have already explained. Reality exists. Truth is what we describe a sentence that comports with reality. If it comports with reality, it is true. So, what do you mean when you ask if I believe there is an absolute truth?
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  24.  @ginaphillips2180  Yes, reality exists regardless of an individual’s perception. Asking “who’s reality” is as senseless as “absolute truth”. There is reality, and there are claims about reality. If the claims comport with reality, they are true. If they don’t, they’re not. And guess what? Real magic is fake. Fake magic is real. The same applies to God and gods.
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  25.  @ginaphillips2180  Well, despite asking…you haven’t been able to define what you mean. Can you offer a definition and/or example?
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  26.  @ginaphillips2180  A statement which corresponds to reality would be true. The extra adjective isn’t useful.
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  27.  @ginaphillips2180  Reality is everything that exists. Guess you still need to demonstrate a God exists.
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  28.  @tarasundeen3628  That is all fiction. Please learn science.
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  29.  @joemenzaart  Novel, testable predictions are used in science. Anything that demonstrates the being exists in reality, and not simply in people’s imagination. But think of this…if a God existed, it would know how to convince people. It should know, and have the power to do so. If a God exists, you could ask God what would convince me or others. Right? I mean, whether God exists in your imagination or in reality, you could ask him. But you won’t ever get answer. And that in and of itself is an answer. So, it isn’t up to me to tell you what definitive proof would look like, when I’m not the one suggesting it exists.
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  30.  @SmokeyJoe4444  Oh, I see. You’re the one who is angry, and trying to project.
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  31.  @SmokeyJoe4444  Well, you’d be wrong again. I know as an absolute fact that you cannot demonstrate any God exists. The question is whether you can be honest enough with yourself to admit it.
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  32.  @Anchoviesaredisgusting  I’ve read the Bible multiple times. I’ve attended Seminary. You haven’t. I have a far better understanding of what the Bible says than you do, without a doubt. You’ve just admitted your “God” is a subjective experience. Like anything else you imagine. And you’ve admitted you can’t demonstrate any God exists in reality. In the New Testament, Hell is described as a place where both soul and body could be destroyed (Matthew 10:28) in "unquenchable fire”. And you still have no evidence that your God exists.
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  33.  @Anchoviesaredisgusting  OK, Believer. I’m not the one making supernatural claims, which we both know can’t ever be demonstrated to be true.
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  34.  @KamiNoRanger99  Read some of the posts here, broaden your perspective. Try to live life more honestly, perhaps.
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  35.  @chrono2959  Can you demonstrate that you can or have “walked hand-in-hand with him? Of course not. You imagined you have walked hand-in-hand with him. You’ve never met a unicorn, personally, right?
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  36.  @katjo71367  Nobody has to, when you can’t demonstrate any God does. But let me ask you this… Is that the standard you would really,use for anything else? Can you prove other Gods don’t exist? How about Unicorns? Can you prove they don’t? Are you telling me you believe unicorns and Big Foot exist because….you can’t prove they don’t? More precisely, if a God cannot be proven to exist one way or the other, its existence becomes an unfalsifiable proposition. Which means you wouldn’t have warrant to believe one does.
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  37.  @tomholder3808  Here is a challenge for you; could you…pray and ask God what would convince me that he exists? Ask him and tell me what he says. If he is god, then he should know exactly what would convince me. Now, are you willing to ask? Or are you already considering excuses why this can’t work?
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  38.  @fullvelocityx  Sure. Until you actually take the time and discover your beliefs aren’t warranted. Plenty of people who once truly believed were able to reason their way out of the fallacious positions they held. Enough said? Ha. You’ve said more than you should have.
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  39.  @fullvelocityx  Sounds exactly like fiction. Go ahead and prove your claim isn’t fiction. Oh, right…you can’t.
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  40.  @therealchristfollower  I know better than you. My world view is evidence based.
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  41.  @therealchristfollower  Ok, sure. Demonstrate your God exists. You can’t. Or…ask your God what would convince me that he exists. If your God does exist, he should be able to answer. Ask him, and tell me what he says. If he is correct, then I will be convinced. We both will be. So, are you willing to ask? Or are you already thinking of excuses why God can’t answer?
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  42.  @therealchristfollower  Stop lying to people. Please.
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  43.  @therealchristfollower  It doesn’t matter. No temporal action deserves an eternity of suffering. That would be both unjust and immoral. But your God already doesn’t exist. Don’t feel tortured by the fact that your imaginary friend…is imaginary.
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  44.  @therealchristfollower  Looks like your accusation that I do t know anything was just another lie. An emotional outburst not based in reality. And…you still can’t demonstrate your God is anything but imaginary.
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  45.  @carmie3307  Really? You don’t think you lose anything? What about all the time you’ve wasted? What about the unreliable method your religion teaches for accepting lies as if they are true, based on faith? What about the concept you carry with you that people are deserving of eternal suffering? What about money you’ve donated? And I’m not saying you’re an LGBTQ hater, but it is the religious community that vote against equal rights for these innocent people.
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  46. Gross.
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