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I watched with an inquiring attitude. Sam Harris and Christopher Hitchens, he is not. I find hes now only using this new belief he has, as a forum, to still try to show others how great he is.

Is there a chart, that shows the years when the Synoptic Gospels were written?

Shut up ray Hill is a smart man

...this is all intellect; when the spirit convicts all your arguments go out the window you just want to run and hide and ask for forgiveness.

I've been convicted by the Holy Spirit three different times in sixteen years. When this supernatural, otherworldly experience happens, I am made to HATE sin, read the Bible and spiritual literature, give money to the poor, be nice to people, etc. Could you comment on your experiences with the Holy Spirit?

the black guy seems to have read anti catholic writings which there are many and fell for it and left the church and the people in the audience seem to have already accepted that it is false

To the ones who say they were forced into conversions, what do you say to the ones who were not forces and in an instant a blinking of an eye they converted?

That to the point lecture was truly the best. We both know billions in every generation go thought that forced conversion process jazz and soon become truly lost. In my case 39 years ago we had this quest loudmouth preaching fanatic whom used what had too be a wicked form of terrorism to win souls for? Was near the end of a long most boring sunday evening service when he said these hateful and most insulting words. He said,"please I beg you to come too the cross right now tonight and blah blah accept Jesus blah blah as your lord and blah! Then like any born again slave too that jew created word he went to damn far. Began to scream loudly this,"Hear the voice of your loving Heavenly Father, if you were to leave this service tonight unsaved and die in a fatal car crash there's a very good chance you would spend an eternity in hell with no way too ever escape those flesh consuming flames?" At this point many weak minds soon become permanently brainwashed while others with a better understanding of what is truth and what is a lie wisely break away as I did with zero regrets.

The 2012 PT article is actually "The Atheist At The Breakfast Table".

@ about 17:00 He talks about the lack of enthusiasm about dying as a Christian. @ about 18:00 He says what has been on my mind a long time: For instance "believing" parents will get their dangerously ill or seriously injured child to a hospital FIRST, and then later maybe think to pray. A little later he says that in his years as a pastor he has NEVER seen prayer work!

So he is a liar and a deceiver and got the boot out of his church but I bet he is telling the truth now..

I'm saving the whole video to watch carefully later, but I have to wonder how much this man's "atheism" has to do with his ejection from the clergy roster of his denomination because of sexual misconduct? Does he ever - has he ever - admitted this publicly in his quest to become a leader of this new dogma? I don't think I can believe anything that comes out of this man's mouth.

God is unlisted number. He doesnt take calls.

What a nice guy.

As a white guy, I find it encouraging to see so many black people in that audience. It's always blown my mind that black Americans not only acquired the religious beliefs of their slave owners...but actually ran with it and became *_more_* religious than other demographics. I completely understand why many slaves acquiesced to Christian culture to avoid being singled out; and even found hope in myths like Exodus. But, thankfully those days are over and it seems many black Americans are waking up to the legit harm of religion...and how their demographic suffers under it more than most. It's refreshing to see a crowd of atheists that isn't just a sea of white yuppies. Atheism is _truly_ inclusive. :)

He makes a great point about Christians not *_really_* believing the Bible is the best book ever written or inspired by any real god, about the efficacy of prayer, or the reality of heaven or hell. Their actions alone betray their proclamations of belief. It was realizations like _that_ that lead me away from faith entirely. I realized that I literally believed The Creator of All Reality wrote...a book; a book I had never read all the way through. Hell, I barely read 15% as a Christian. Once contradictions like that(and many more) became clear to me, I realized that I never *_really_* believed...and I finally had the courage to realize that was a *_good_* thing.

Sad that he rejected the Best.

Much good. The man explains and answers questions well. Bravo.

what type of God can be comfortable watching "humans" " he created" burning in an eternal lake of fire?...sorry I don't like that God. you can have him or her.....I suggest you find one that can understand....lol

"Black atheists experience"? So what? Black atheists shall experience writhing in the flames of hell just like white atheists.

erase all you want, he's so irrelevant, go home, hill, you're day is done.

I live in Houston, how can I take part in Mike Aus seminars?

Fml

I think this is possibly my favourite UA-cam comment ever. The line '(or if you go the other way, .000007 inches)' made me laugh until I choked.

Drinking beer while studying the BIble? Cool.

Nice video!My family are religious nuts and they love to criticize you. I can't talk, be, or even want to be around them it is to the point they shove it down your throat! I'm like okay that's nice but then they say No it's want you should and are suppose to think and be.I don't know what infuriates me more "them pressing their beliefs on me "or them telling me what to think with no proof!Add the mad amount of money being spent toward it and add the constant threats , why not leave?

Cool Beans, I am hear in League City

The "Were you there?" Counter argument is so insulting to the vast array of methods scientists use to determine fact. Also, it's a bit ironic, considering Ken Ham wasn't there during the "creation" of the Earth either.

I meant the Humanists of Houston just to make that clear

Interesting group; should have one in every city in my opinion.

I wish some of them were in public office

Have to go dry my happy tears. Good job yall.

That's awesome!

the rarest of them all a black middle age atheist from loisiana talk about feeling all alone in a hostile land

Witness testimony can be falsified. It is better to have physical evidence for a crime and combine it with what the witnesses say to see if everything fits. Or, you need a large number of witnesses who have nothing to do with each other. In the case of Jesus, the witnesses are all club members of Jesus's cult. Can't trust them.

As a Christian, I find Ken Ham's willful ignorance and manipulation of the truth extremely offensive and embarrassing. Sorry you guys have to listen to this junk. Not all Christians are like that.

Hopefully Mr. Ham will never be called to jury duty. He obviously can't believe in the legal system, particularly courts of law, because no verdict can ever be reached if none of the jury was there to witness the crime.

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good point, very good point

Or a small boat! ;-)

Great upload. Great guy speaking ;-)

How come The Creation Museum is having so much trouble building their replica Noah's ark? They cite construction, labor, logistics and money issues amongst other problems. Surely all they should need is one very old man and his 3 sons to complete the work? No? :-)

Ken Ham is on the very brink of losing his belief. He is an all-or-nothing believer in the bible, no cognitive dissonance or 'theistic evolution' for him. As he says in the clip, all that has to happen is for one verse, just one, to be shown to be incorrect and his whole faith would crumble around him. THAT is the reason he rejects evolution. He is SOOO close to atheism, but so entrenched in faith. He is totally correct when he says that evolution and belief in the bible are incompatible.

My response to Ken Ham's ridiculous argument made at 8:52 -- Teacher: "227 years ago when the Revolutionary War began.." Me: "Excuse me, but were you there?!" Facepalm to the extreme.

I am agnostic on whether Jesus actually existed, because there is not enough evidence either way. It is entirely possible he did, but it's also possible that the Jesus story may have been a combination of stories about several different men. Prophets were very common in those days, and Jesus was a very common name. So I neither believe nor disbelieve whether Jesus existed or not.If he did, he was a man with some radical ideas for his time.I'm an atheist as far as belief in god is concerned.

That's a priest with some balls!

Great video!

Very good show folks. Pleasure having you aboard!

Good jobs all.