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@@christiankove7 i don't understand the hype of prank channels anymore it's absolutely repetitive

@@AzogticMettroskik worshipping ur face lmao

@@christiankove7 Evolution is true, and it is what got us here, let’s not forget that your religious ideology has fought long and hard against evolutionary theory until it lost credibility

@@AzogticMettroskik nope God is truth

Mf you learned a couple of evolution facts on the internet, don't act as if you know shit. Evolution doesn't disprove that God created the universe.

@@slot0000 The Bible explicitly state that God created humans in his image, and that there was Adam and Eve, but we know that’s not the case considering the empirical data available that tells us that there was no such thing as Adam and Eve, and also that we weren’t created in Gods image, but rather shared a common ancestor with primates some 6-7 million years ago. Like bro, you’re coping when you believe in God, don’t kid yourself, we are a product of a blind process, not a product of some intelligent designer.

its actually crazy bro 😔

@@BangaWangaTschanga what antisemitism did he promote. As soon as he mentioned a group of people he got completely cancelled

​@@EthoVAL Not his not, you that don't have the vision everything he's say is true about the system the awful of celebrities

@@cauasilva1130 Your knowledge of basic english tells me everything I need to know LMAO

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@@Test_749 no im not liberal

@@redditfm4578 ya bro

i used to be nervous on if islam is true, i spent countless hours on youtuber listening to debates and much more on why christianity is the truth. it takes time, learn the arguements on both sides and come to the conclusion urself.

@@christiankove7 alright well I’ve been doing that for 4 years but 4 years more won’t hurt ig. Also, you have a new subscriber now. Personally I think you’d be a great reaction channel too.

Using the bible to try to prove Christian beliefs are valid. Wow

i didnt piss off a single christian lol

That’s a lot of words… But i ain’t reading all that

@@Christismessiah-n3l Maybe if you diversified your ideas a teensy teensy bit you could possibly be able to achieve critical thinking.

And saying it's alright.

Well the way you’re thinking of it isn’t really right…like we’re not worshipping Jesus because we’re afraid of hell, so why should we push that mindset on you? Also…it’s not just a random book 😂

@@stupidpointlesstvof mate it's random for anyone who isn''t a christian, besides how come you say you're not afraid of hell when you spend your whole life trying to avoid it and fear-mongering people into believing in jesus?

Um no i dont Jesus said “before Abraham I AM”

​@@christiankove7 thanks for pointing that out! proves yet another contradiction out of many: "The Father is greater than I" - John 14:28 Yet again proves the bible was corrupted by time and written by anonymous people to indoctrinate people like you, and you fell for the trap. Jesus (PBUH) was given birth to by Mary. You worship a finite human being who was clearly dependent on the creator, had to eat, rest, go to the toilet, etc. If Jesus was dependent, he cannot be God as God is far superior and independent. It even says in your Bible that Jesus fell on his face and prayed, so much for putting himself above abraham as falsely claimed in the bible and which Jesus (PBUH) did not do. Why would Jesus pray to the father if he was before abraham? Even if you do some research, Jesus spoke aramaic, and if you search the aramaic word for God, you would likely be in for a surprise. It's Ilah. Jesus was indeed a prophet and was sent mainly to give the message of Islam (Islam=submission to god) to the misguided Jews at his time, not to be worshipped. There is absolutely nothing wrong with seeking or spreading knowledge (corruption in your case), but to say that if you are non-christian you will automatically burn in hell tells me that you have some sort of illness towards others, let alone the ones who are actually correct. May Allah guide you.

Let’s take a look at these verses in context, because isolating them without understanding their purpose or time period doesn’t give a fair picture of what the Bible teaches. In Leviticus 25:45, this verse refers to ancient Israelite practices regarding servants. While slavery was common in ancient cultures, the Bible also laid down strict rules for how slaves were to be treated with dignity and fairness (Exodus 21:2, Deuteronomy 15:12). Furthermore, the Bible’s overarching message, especially in the New Testament, is one of freedom and equality for all in Christ (Galatians 3:28). Genesis 17:10 speaks of circumcision as a sign of God’s covenant with Abraham, symbolizing belonging to God’s people. It’s not a command for harm but a spiritual symbol, later transformed into a broader inclusion through faith rather than ritual (Romans 2:28-29). Numbers 31:17-18 is part of a historical narrative of warfare. While it can seem harsh to us today, it reflects the brutal realities of ancient conflicts. The Old Testament is full of stories showing the consequences of human actions, not necessarily prescriptions for future behavior. Jesus later teaches love and peace, fulfilling the law and calling us to a higher moral standard (Matthew 5:38-39). In Ephesians 6:5-8, Paul addresses the social reality of slavery at the time, but he emphasizes serving others as though serving Christ, transforming the relationship between master and servant. Paul also encouraged the freeing of slaves (Philemon 1:16) and taught that all are equal in Christ (Galatians 3:28). Isaiah 60:16 is a prophetic vision of Israel’s future restoration. The ‘milk of nations’ is symbolic language for receiving blessings and honor, not oppression. Many prophecies in Isaiah are poetic and use metaphors to convey hope and God’s ultimate plan for peace. Psalms 137:9 is an expression of deep pain during Israel’s exile in Babylon. It’s a lament, not a command. The intense emotions reflect the grief of a people who have lost their homeland. The Bible records human experiences authentically, including anger, but it teaches us to forgive and love our enemies (Matthew 5:44). Ezekiel 23:20 uses metaphorical language to describe Israel’s unfaithfulness to God, depicted as adultery. Ezekiel often used graphic language to shock Israel into repentance. The Bible uses such imagery to illustrate how deeply God desires faithfulness, but it’s not endorsing sinful behavior. In 1 Corinthians 14:34, Paul’s instruction to women must be understood in the cultural context of Corinth at the time. It was about maintaining order in worship services, but the New Testament also makes clear that women played key roles in the early church, such as Priscilla (Acts 18) and Phoebe (Romans 16). Many of these verses are cultural references from ancient times or specific instances of grief, lament, and prophecy. The Bible’s central message, particularly as fulfilled in Jesus, is one of love, mercy, justice, and redemption, not promoting harm or oppression.

well this is in fact what I believe if u dont agree with me thats completely ur choice. God bless

I mean, atheists can't debate someone who lacks critical thinking of any kind.

its not weird u choose to not follow god so u go where u go. I believe God created me and u and this earth so its his way.

@@christiankove7 Throughout my life I’ve been to various places and my various ppl with different beliefs; despite my opposition to their viewpoints I wouldn’t wish harm on anyone of them. Why shouldn’t I or any Christian feel the same way about the afterlife; bc God says it is and nothing more than that? Hence why I ask why not place non wicked nonbelievers that has no paradise but no torture. After all, I’m pretty sure it’s said in the Bible that individuals who’ve lived but not heard of God are judged on their morality; what makes a nonbeliever any different?

@@christiankove7 There are 10 major religions, all equally as possible to be true. Why are you so certain that your one is true? Why believe in a god when the only reason to believe in him is a book, where many of the statements can be proven false.

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verse? non believers will go to hell, if i disobey god i will too

ya its 50/50 i knew this video would be controversial this video was intended for christians that keep trying to convert people that do not care to convert

​@@christiankove7I mean your execution of this video is pretty horrible

I do not believe a child that is not christian or people that never heard of jesus will go to hell. God is just, he is fair

​@@christiankove7 Spending people to hell for incorrectly guessing what the correct religion is isn't fair, it is the exact opposite

@@StrikerEureka13it’s not about guessing it’s about logic, if you spend time to research religions you will find that the most logical is Islam, if you would like to find out more just look up miracles of the Quran, they are extremely relevant even to this day, if you read the Quran and learn about it you will say it’s impossible for a human to have written it, just do your research if you are really interested and have a nice day

@@archy300hz8 Funny, because every single Christian says the same thing. So does every other person from every other religion

@@StrikerEureka13 that’s why I encouraged you to do your own research 😄

Never regain it even if hes real he doesn't deserve respect

well my friend, I would recommend reading the gospel of John and read how beautiful Jesus is. Jesus wants us to choose him through faith. As Jesus said "Blesssed are those who believe in me that never saw me"

r we gonna forget about christianphobia? as if millions of christians were and still are getting murdered

@@christiankove7 the same thing goes to muslims bro, they keep getting murdered

@@christiankove7 the same thing to millions of muslims

Its almost like people dont like when you say "if you dont have the same views as me, youll suffer for eternity". Theres a reason theres a lot of discrimination against christianity and islam, but much less against buddhism or hinduism.

@@Kelebora yeah like wtf, keep your religion to yourself, just because we do not care about it, that doesn't mean you have rights to spread anyway

Jesus is the way

@@christiankove7 let people believe what the want. i'm a nihilist. i believe in nothing. i believe nothing matters. i am happy. if you are happy that is great. i am happy and that should be great. if you believe i will go to hell that is fine. i would never say you deserve hell, death, slavery, eternal torture for not believing in what i believe. why do you say that i will go to hell? is it because your god says that? sikhis would never say i will go to hell. they are a very peaceful people. sikhis believe in "oneness" as in all is one(more so you can achieve oneness). sikhis also make it their duty to do only good. sikhis helped the jews from being persecuted by the muslims and christians. gave the muslims/jews/christians/buddhist/hindus and many others absolute hospitality. their religion is based on equality and peace/self defense. but these sikhis will go to hell because they don't believe in jesus. even though these people never had a history of colonialism (unlike christianity and islam) and racism (unlike christianity and islam). these people being known for helping and saving jews and other qroups, will go to hell. :( that's fine if you believe that. but for people like me and sikhis, that will only scare us away from your religion. why respect a religion that doesn't respect me. i don't respect a religion that doesn't respect me. i may respect you as a person. but i don't respect your religion. i respect sikhism and sikhis because their religion is nice to me (a non-sikhi) and the individual people respects me(a non sikhi). respect for the religion ≠ respect for the individual. i respect you as a person.