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All right, let's talk about this
article from Life Science via Yahu News by

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Harry Baker, published July twenty one, twenty twenty three. Science supersedes creationism,

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Einstein said. Einstein tells religious students
and newly revealed letter and this was

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a letter that Einstein sent to a
teacher who wrote him has recently been put

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up for sale for a one hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars. A teacher

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wrote Einstein and asked if he could
tell them basically his thoughts on God and

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how that coincidence was co exists with
science. And Einstein responded saying, basically,

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that's sorry that science does not refute
the religious attitude, but in a

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certain sense replaces and supersedes. Said
he also had more to say, and

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he said, as long as the
stories in the Bible have been taken literally,

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it was obvious what kind of faith
was expected from the readers. If

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you are, however, to interpret
the Bible symbolically metaphorically, it is clear.

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It's not clear anymore whether God is
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a person, which is somehow analogies
of humans. In that case is difficult

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to sense assess what remains of the
faith in its original sense, and this

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kind of echoes his thoughts about God
and science from some other letters that he

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has as well. I'm going to
kick it over to Cynthia first. Oh

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my goodness. So we are talking
about some old letters that have been dusted

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off from Antstein himself. And boy, did you say one hundred and twenty

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five thousand dollars is going off for
sale? Yeah, give me ten percent

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pun intended. Well I'm goodness,
but I'm gonna go ahead and after my

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terrible pun tao because you the residential
cartoon that is south south South south south

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of US. What are your thoughts
when you actually read the article? Oh

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yeah, this is one ainsting.
You know, there's a mart dis guy

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from their time. Apparently, I
tend to fight against misinformation, so I

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always have to clarify a lot about
Astain because many believers love to think that

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a Stay was quotation mark on their
side, that he was a believer just

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like them, only because when asked
about God, he answered that he believed

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in Spinoza's God. And if you
know anything about Spinosa's God, that is

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just a very condescendant way of saying
I don't believe in a God. Don't

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ask me stupid things. But yeah, it's like, no, God is

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everything is the universe? Is everything
that is around us? Is the matter

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is the universe. Yeah, it
means I don't believe in a god.

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Guys, And yet this blitter Now
it's it's interesting to read. I have

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spoken many times about that. That
class where Ainstain supposedly said, oh,

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yeah, evil, it's just the
absence of God in human's heart. He

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never said anything like that. Actually, a Instint was well known for rejecting

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the idea of a personal God.
I got able to intervene or to you

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know, interact with people, to
hear prayers or all that. There was

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a letter written to the philosopher I'm
going to badger this name Eric got Kined

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or got Kinds. In nineteen fifty
four, Anstey wrote, the word God

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is for me nothing more than the
expression and product of human weakness. The

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Bible a collection of honorable but still
primitive legends, which are nevertheless pretty childish.

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And the first thing that I read
this was like, what anysty thing

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in the same way that I do. Interesting except for the honorable part.

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I disagree with that, but that's
it. We already know that Anstey was

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not a believer. We already know
that he dismissed all the belief as legends

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and myths that shouldn't be taken seriously. Why do you still have to teach

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people about these things? All right? Because we have to teach this to

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the same people who believe that there
was a world flat, that the world

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was created in six days, and
evolution is not real, those silly beliefs.

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I hope that they'll start reading this
new letter from any Stein and they

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don't start trying to find an excuse
to say no, no, no,

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no, when he's just lessing the
creation, he's actually supporting the creation or

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something like that. You know how
some people are, no doubt, It's

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like they make up things to suit
their own narratives. Who was clutching their

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imaginary pearls right now? Wash your
mouth out with so I know, I

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know I'll go ahead and do that, But I'm going to let you go

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ahead and talk first, Infidel,
before I go to the bathroom and do

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such thing. Well, you know, I first had to start off with

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admitting that despite the assertions and many
theists I've come across, I don't have

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a shrine to science, nor no
worship sciences prophets. I believe those behaviors

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are the ones with God's prophets and
empty promises. Now, Einstein did have

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a significant impact on this field,
but he was one of many. I

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don't think any of us stop attending
church because they learned about Einstein in school.

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For me, that was okay,
okay, all of us probably accept

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afia didn't quit going to church because
of Einstein. But you know, it

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is interesting, as Teo noted that
he really pretty much said that if you

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take it and remove literal faith,
it's pretty much metaphors with nothing left,

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just stories and words without contact.
Pretty much sounds like religion. Now,

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I have to admit he was a
lot nicer in this letter to the religious

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studies teacher than I would have been. To me. It would have been

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a very short letter and they probably
wouldn't been able to sell it for anything

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because it would have just said your
God is not real. But I did

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notice that Rob Nathan Rob he's the
one as head of the curator of the

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one selling it says not only was
this letter written Milbert Einstein, one of

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the greatest figures and scientists of all
times. It speaks of the ongoing powerful

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debate between science and religious I gotta
say, I don't see a debate at

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all. This is not an echotomy. Religion may be literature or even sociological

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nature, but it's not even remotely
comparable to rigorous science. Religion tells stories.

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Science observes and tests to find quantifiable
data. I think it doesn't disservice

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a science and treat him the msique
because for me, truth doesn't deserve myths

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do not deserve a seat at the
adult tape. Any thoughts, TEA,

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Yeah, I have a few,
So you know, when I was reading

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this, I had a few thoughts, and one of them was that I

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don't want to commit an appeal to
authority fallacy and say like this letter from

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Einsigin proves something previously improven or anything
like that. But I will say that

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he in this letter he confirms and
reiterates an important point that the goal of

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science isn't to refute religion, as
many religious people think, it's simply by

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its nature replaces it and supersedes it. Many religious people see science as antithetical

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to their faith and as an enemy
or something they have to oppose. We

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see this all the time. I
see this all the time with apologists accusing

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atheists or nonbelievers of scientism. You
may have seen this, and having faith

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in things like the theory of evolution, you'll always see them say like,

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that's your religion, as you know, evolution science or something in the way,

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the same way fanatical religious person I
have faith in their belief. It

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just to show that religious people always
see progress in truth as the enemy and

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always have. There's a large contingent
of people who see such things as a

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theory of evolution as a devil's attempt
to get people to lose faith in God

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instead of a true, verified,
confirmed, factual theory based on scientific evidence.

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Yeah, I you know, it's
it's kind of interesting. I was

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just thinking about. I was in
a let's like a debate show, let's

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call it that, in an informal
debate with a colleague of mine concerning you

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know, some you know, political
some political subject matters, and then we

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got onto the whole COVID nineteen debate
and some of the different events that happened

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as as you know, vaccines were
developed, and also congressional hearings about you

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know, did the coronavirus COVID nineteen
specifically emerge from a lab in Wuhan,

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or was this something that happened specifically
in nature. And one of the things

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that I told the person that in
my own research and listening to different sides

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of the argument concerning this whole subject
matter, is that all the things that

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was specifically said about where this particular
virus came from, versus who lied about

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it, versus who got big money
from it, have not been verified.

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So if they haven't been verified to
be true with evidence, empirical evidence,

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why should I waste gray matter in
believing it, believing the conspiracy theory.

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And I was told believe what you
want to believe, when I was like,

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no, no, no, no, no, no no no.

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I don't do believe. I don't
do believe. As my partner says,

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beliefs are for children who want to
go see Santa Clause during Christmas. I

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don't do believe. I have I
want to do things that have at have

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been verified justified verification using fossifiable methods. That is what I And then once

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that happens, I can say if
such thing is factory right, and I

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think that this is something that you
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like an aside when it comes to
Einstein and other scientists too who happened to

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want to use data through methodologies with
the scientific method per se, specifically in

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order for them to come to come
up with testing hypotheses to see if they

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turn into theories or if we can
actually say that this is a law.

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You know, it never changes no
matter what this is what it is like

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physical law. And one of the
things that I would even say, even

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when I believe the person who wrote
the letter their religious studies teacher who happened

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to be Jewish, I believe her
name was Monk, Miss Monk, basically

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say well do you believe? And
you know he's like nah, you know

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nah, and and per se when
he said, like, you know,

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super science actually supersedes creationism is because
that a lot of things that we have

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attributed to supernaturalism, deities, God
playing foot seas with us gets once we

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actually have like a natural explanation,
it actually cuts out any type of God

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or supernatural explanation for it. Uh
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that like of course, especially being
part of the ACA and listening to different

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people who have called into the atheist
experienced talk heathen, and even true wanted

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that we still have folks who would
equivocate atheists who happened to listen more so

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to a preponderance of science, more
so than they would pass or a preacher

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or even the Bible, that we're
used in science as a religion. I

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was like, no, no,
a science is not a religion, and

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atheism is not a religion. It's
just a question to one to one thing,

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do you believe in a god or
gods? And and the majority of

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us who you know, will say
that, you know, based on a

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lack of evidence to support a god
of God existing, I don't. And

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and and in this particular case,
when we're saying when I'm believing that,

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when Einstein is saying this that based
on the lack of evidence, no,

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I don't. And especially I have
participated in experiments that actually show natural reasons

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for things that we used to attribute
to God. But I'm going to stop

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right there, because I'm not a
scientist. I'm not even an Einstein at

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nine at nine nine, nine nine
nine. You know, he did some

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cool things. He had crazy hair
like me. But at the same time,

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I didn't want to ask you,
guys, because there was a specific

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quote that was in the article Cold
that was attributed to another letter that's sign

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that he wrote, where he said
that as long as the stories in the

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Bible have been taking literally, it
was obvious what kind of faith was expected

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from the readers. If you are, however, to interpret the Bible symbolically

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metaphorically, it is not clear anymore
whether God is in fact to be thought

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of as a person and therefore not
a monotheistic deity which is somehow analogous.

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And now and now I can never
say that word analogious whatever analogy us I

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was so terrible. You're gonna fix
that quote, Hinesight wrote in case.

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In that case, it is difficult
to assess what remains of faith its original

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sense. Now now when you all
hear that, and I believe it was

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written, you know that was right
before. Is this something that you agree

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with? When I can agree with
Einstein and an if you do or don't,

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why or not? I'm going to
start with, say on this go

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down a lot. I mean,
yes, I totally agree with him.

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I guess I want to go with
what the guy said about not being you

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know, scientificist, like not worshiping
people who were just smart. I mean,

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instant could could be saying, you
know what, I see no evidence

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of God, but I'm a Christian. Therefore I believe in Jesus and that

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couldn't be evidence in favor of Jesus. So at the same time, he

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not believing like any perfectly rational being
human being that small scientists are. It's

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just not evidence against God. It's
just just means that believers don't have,

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you know, a false tool to
say, yeah, I instant believed,

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therefore us he was very smart.
He this must be an evidence in favor

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of God. I like that we
have the tools like this letter to say

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that's like, that's not true,
because I guess we can understand that,

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Yeah, an instinct believing or not
believing in God doesn't prove anything. But

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many people who are not very honest
when they try to prove their existence of

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their God. Do you not understand
that? That's why I went to congratulate

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the guys who here who said that, yeah, they we don't worship anystect

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We don't. I personally don't really
care much about these beliefs, but I

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like to know that we have this
confirmation of what we already knew, that

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he didn't believe in any god or
stuff like that. And I think I

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went to a tangent and I didn't
answer your question. If I didn't,

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you can repeat it now. You're
fine, Thank you, thank you.

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I would tangents here. It's all
good, tim What are your thoughts?

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Yeah, I mean, I think
for a lot of people, and I

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know, especially for me leaving religion, the unraveling began with taking things metaphorically

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right. Well, I can't find
it within myself to believe the sixth day

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creation account and to believe a lot
of the stories in gener assist the flood.

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You start rationalizing around these things.
Maybe the flood was a metaphor,

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an analogy, a myth. You
know what else was? You know,

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why wouldn't why wouldn't the resurrection of
Christ also be an analogy, a myth,

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a metaphor. If this wasn't real, then can I call myself a

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Christian? You know, do I
do I actually believe this? Do I

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actually believe any of this? I
know for a lot of people, that

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starts the unraveling, And some people
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I know, probably the majority of
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would probably say, you know,
yeah, a lot of a lot of

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Genesis is metaphorical, but I believe
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would find no inconsistency in that.
I know that that's probably the majority of

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Christians. They don't, they don't
do a lot of thinking beyond that,

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and that's why they're still and that's
why they're still Christians, because once you

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start applying critical thought to what can
I even consider real about my faith,

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it quickly unravels. Yeah, I
was just gonna say, doctor, Doctor

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William Lane Craig says that, like, you know, he attributes like at

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least about a good portion of Genesis
and a lot of the supernatural happenings of

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the of the Old Testament to myth
or metaphor, but still believes that,

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you know, the death and the
resurrection of Jesus Christ, and therefore that's

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why he's a Christian, even though
like there's no there's like no good evidence

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to even support a death and resurrection
of any person. I don't. I

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don't care how many times that you
may have watched like a video from the

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seven hundred Club that dies too.
But I'm going to stop my rant,

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infidel you're not well. First,
I want to say that you got me

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nervous there for a little bit because
I thought you were going to say something

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like Santa wasn't real when you talked
about your partner, and you did get

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me more than a little bit unsettled. I'm so sorry, but I'm getting

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over and I'm a little emotional,
but I can handle it, okay.

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But you know, it is a
valid point because the truth is is that

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whether whether Einstein believed than twenty gods
or no gods, it really doesn't have

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any bearing on me today. It
is interesting, and I am glad that

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we see further clarification of his position
being far more distant than the there's an

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attempt to rationalize things, but you
know, for me, I wasn't raised

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young Earth. I also knew evolution
and I accepted evolution, and Timothy is

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exactly right, because you know,
those things stood for a long time.

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But when I really started stepping back
and going, Okay, if this isn't

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true, what else isn't true?
And when you start taking more and more

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metaphor, you start having to ask
yourself, you know, how do I

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you know, I don't have the
lens that the magic lens. That what's

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Brigham Young? Not Brigham Young,
the first guy, the Mormon guy who

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had the gold goggles that translated the
place. Yeah, Joseph Smith, thank

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you. You know, I just
have problem with it. You know,

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it's written a book faith. What
can I say? Now, if you

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look down at the bottom of the
screen, it'll say infidel. Okay,

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gotcha. So you know, maybe
that explains a little bit. You know,

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at the end of the day,
I do find this article interesting and

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definitely interesting to see where it goes
and how people interpret this over the coming

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years, because it'll be viewed and
analyze of death, because that's well what

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we do. But you know,
as as Taoe, I think all of

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us have alluded to them some part, except Cynthia that you know, we

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don't worship scientists, we don't pray
to them. And even though I am

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lying when I say I don't have
a shrine to Einstein, you know that's

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just not the way it goes.
But I did find it interesting, I

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gotcha. Well, dear viewer and
listener, if you do find what we

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