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That could have been written by our own montana, plad, stretcho, jerz, ian and any I forgot..Sounds exactly like what they try to tell us.
I know right!...LOL A friend sent it to me and I couldn't help but to put it out there for them and anyone else that can laugh...all their names kept popping into my head as I was watching it...LOL
While I liked this video, I felt that the premise shouldn't have been that "God is imaginary", but rather that "a personal god who answers prayers like the one described in the Bible is imaginary". I think that this video is describing a particular brand of god, one that is believed in by many people, but does not describe all types of gods that one might believe in. Therefore, I don't really think that the pro-atheist conclusion of the video is warranted. I don't like the assumption that the only two options are either the god of the Bible or atheism.
While I liked this video, I felt that the premise shouldn't have been that "God is imaginary", but rather that "a personal god who answers prayers like the one described in the Bible is imaginary". I think that this video is describing a particular brand of god, one that is believed in by many people, but does not describe all types of gods that one might believe in. Therefore, I don't really think that the pro-atheist conclusion of the video is warranted. I don't like the assumption that the only two options are either the god of the Bible or atheism.
I had this feeling too. I think the assumption is that the general populace does think of the Judeo-Christian God when they say "God". I think he might have just stated it that way for simplicity.
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