WOTMQ: If Christianity Were True
Jesus made some pretty bold, extraordinary promises to his followers regarding what they would be able to do — greater works than he did. No big whoop for an all-powerful, supernatural being, right?
In this video, we check out some specifics — looking at what Jesus did, and wondering why Christians don't seem to be able to do these "greater works" as promised. As I've said before, if any of these religious leaders were for real, we'd have all kinds of evidence demonstrating their connection to their supposedly divine, all-powerful source. No one would have to wonder. That's not the case, is it?
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Comments (7)
As always, Brian, you hit the nail on the head (and I bet JesusBoy felt that one too - hahahah. I love Crucifixion humor, don't you?)
either I was in an extra good mood, or this video was in rare form
Gawd, that was funny! And spot on! Y'know, if there were an afterlife, Joshua of Nazareth would be spinning in his grave to see how the Gospel writers embellished his existence, putting words in his mouth that were never there, and turning him into some sort of superhero Avenger.
Really? 9 "thank yous'? That's a little austin, texas...uh, i mean ostentatious. Let's keep it at 8 max, please. Another good video. Thx. Worth the $1 I send you for each video. :)
I enjoy your posts soooo much! Verily, verily!
Faith can move mountains, right? How come we've never heard of any moved mountains? I'm guessing he meant by magic, right? Not by bulldozers and lots of spare time.
All true! And really, look at the first 'miracle', turning water into wine for a wedding feast. Pretty small problem to use divine powers to resolve, don't you think?