I just discovered this series after watching your For Honor videos, I didn't know you were this based. Keep up the good work spreading the Gospel, may God bless you, your projects and your life
My dad hates video games and wishes I'd watch church more, little does he know I'm getting them both from the same place lol. Loving the video by the way Raven. Lots of pastors lately like to "preach with love" and while love is important, you also have to hold firm in what the words of the Bible say, an nothing more.
I don't know what God has in store for me I know there's a war we can't see I feel like I don't deserve to be in the faith again. I've done things I wish I could do differently but sadly that's not the case but I'm going to listen to your Bible study and hopefully I can find a way to redeem myself for tuning my back on him, and say I am worthy of this armor and I must protect whoever is in the faith and give wisdom to those who have questions as best I can see you next time
i looked into the vegan teacher video but i could not find the one you said" at least vagans are real" did the comment got deleted? most comments were agreeing with you. anyways good video
I don’t believe in god because every example for Christianity I’ve been around does not align with my moral values of treating everyone with respect. Christianity is often used as a justification for mistreating or not supporting people who are different and then arguing that their faith prevents them from condoning their actions. I couldn’t reconcile this within myself. If god is real either their either cruel, or humans have horribly misconstrued his message in which case he needs to step in and fix it
Every example of Christianity you've been around? Then I fear you've been selective with your exposure to Christianity. Yes there are Christians who misuse the doctrine of Christ to do wrong. The Bible condemns such people. But just because the actions of a few are wrong does not mean the faith itself is to blame, and I believe you're smart enough to know that. If you're interested in listening to a Christian who is not like those others you've exposed yourself to, and if you'd like to hear the actual message of the gospel, then I urge you to stick around and listen. But if you are already choosing to dismiss my words and faith without giving it a chance, then you are no less guilty of the sins you accuse those other Christians of: being close minded and unwilling to engage things you may not yet understand. (Side note: He did step in. He literally sent his son to us.)
@@RavenKnightYT my experience with Christianity is not unique. Christianity was forced on my people by Europeans through violent and coercive means. And it is further used to push homophobia,transphobia, and sexism. I acknowledge there are plenty of Christian’s who do not share these views but to say I’m guilty of some sort of sin for acknowledging a religious practice that historically has been used to justify injustice is reflective of why I no longer subscribe to any theology
@@RavenKnightYT (he literally created the concept of sin and the ability to fall and is both all loving and has cursed humanity for the transgressions of their ancestors
...Ah...I see it's not that you yourself have suffered at the hands of Christians personally, you're looking to the evil acts of people in the past and judging the religion by that, and by the actions of, what you freely admit is not a majority, of Christians. Very well. So long as you know that works both ways and I could easily judge you by your ancestors and the actions of the minority of athiests. That blade cuts both ways, friend. Like I said. You're free to stick around and learn and perhaps have your preconceptions challenged, or you can ignore this series entirely. Eitherway, I'm afraid if your comment was intended to incite pity or empathy for your plight against Christianity, then I'm afraid I have none to offer. I myself have been persecuted and harassed for what I believe, so I'm afraid I will stick to my faith. You're free to do as you wish.
@@RavenKnightYT just because i brought up what Christians have done in the past does not mean i haven’t also suffered under Christianity in my own life. Also never did I say the majority of Christian’s aren’t bigoted. I would generally argue the opposite as seen by how the conservative right’s views on lgbtq rights, immigration, CRT, etc.
I just discovered this series after watching your For Honor videos, I didn't know you were this based.
Keep up the good work spreading the Gospel, may God bless you, your projects and your life
My dad hates video games and wishes I'd watch church more, little does he know I'm getting them both from the same place lol.
Loving the video by the way Raven. Lots of pastors lately like to "preach with love" and while love is important, you also have to hold firm in what the words of the Bible say, an nothing more.
Amen brother
I love the video
great video
I don't know what God has in store for me I know there's a war we can't see I feel like I don't deserve to be in the faith again. I've done things I wish I could do differently but sadly that's not the case but I'm going to listen to your Bible study and hopefully I can find a way to redeem myself for tuning my back on him, and say I am worthy of this armor and I must protect whoever is in the faith and give wisdom to those who have questions as best I can see you next time
I'm really enjoying this series thus far. It is really good
i looked into the vegan teacher video but i could not find the one you said" at least vagans are real" did the comment got deleted? most comments were agreeing with you. anyways good video
I don’t believe in god because every example for Christianity I’ve been around does not align with my moral values of treating everyone with respect. Christianity is often used as a justification for mistreating or not supporting people who are different and then arguing that their faith prevents them from condoning their actions. I couldn’t reconcile this within myself. If god is real either their either cruel, or humans have horribly misconstrued his message in which case he needs to step in and fix it
Every example of Christianity you've been around? Then I fear you've been selective with your exposure to Christianity.
Yes there are Christians who misuse the doctrine of Christ to do wrong. The Bible condemns such people. But just because the actions of a few are wrong does not mean the faith itself is to blame, and I believe you're smart enough to know that.
If you're interested in listening to a Christian who is not like those others you've exposed yourself to, and if you'd like to hear the actual message of the gospel, then I urge you to stick around and listen. But if you are already choosing to dismiss my words and faith without giving it a chance, then you are no less guilty of the sins you accuse those other Christians of: being close minded and unwilling to engage things you may not yet understand.
(Side note: He did step in. He literally sent his son to us.)
@@RavenKnightYT my experience with Christianity is not unique. Christianity was forced on my people by Europeans through violent and coercive means. And it is further used to push homophobia,transphobia, and sexism. I acknowledge there are plenty of Christian’s who do not share these views but to say I’m guilty of some sort of sin for acknowledging a religious practice that historically has been used to justify injustice is reflective of why I no longer subscribe to any theology
@@RavenKnightYT (he literally created the concept of sin and the ability to fall and is both all loving and has cursed humanity for the transgressions of their ancestors
...Ah...I see it's not that you yourself have suffered at the hands of Christians personally, you're looking to the evil acts of people in the past and judging the religion by that, and by the actions of, what you freely admit is not a majority, of Christians. Very well. So long as you know that works both ways and I could easily judge you by your ancestors and the actions of the minority of athiests.
That blade cuts both ways, friend.
Like I said. You're free to stick around and learn and perhaps have your preconceptions challenged, or you can ignore this series entirely. Eitherway, I'm afraid if your comment was intended to incite pity or empathy for your plight against Christianity, then I'm afraid I have none to offer. I myself have been persecuted and harassed for what I believe, so I'm afraid I will stick to my faith. You're free to do as you wish.
@@RavenKnightYT just because i brought up what Christians have done in the past does not mean i haven’t also suffered under Christianity in my own life. Also never did I say the majority of Christian’s aren’t bigoted. I would generally argue the opposite as seen by how the conservative right’s views on lgbtq rights, immigration, CRT, etc.