That’s his son??

@@joshfigueroa7847 yep

He has to be, he looks dead on him😂

I thought so they move the same !! 😂😂😂

They regurgitate the same utter bullshit

Why should anyone. It's sad that ppl still believe this kind of stuff and actually still think this way

@@heathenthatheretic5960 this coming from a self proclaimed heretic/heathen, I doubt you could hold a logically consistent conversation with me. Even if you could I presume you have already deluded your philosophy with dogmatic cynicism that would keep us from having mutual premises and any kind of fruitful discussion.

@@Ommateum let's give it a go and not assume what or what a person can do based on names sake. See you're already making a flawed error by underestimating a person you know nothing about . Way to go

@@Ommateum oh dogma is a religious thing. Based on the fact they accept something as truth based on a foundation of claims. Soooooo. Where are my dogmatic views when it comes to religion?

@@heathenthatheretic5960 dogmatic has nothing to do with religion but sure you can say that

That is very true.

Then a question one may ask is why create the earth in the first place if you’ll come to take them to heaven. I think preachers have their own interpretations on how they view God.

@@fishdawn1804 He created it for us to serve but it became corrupted. Notice how God said he is going to destroy heaven and earth and make a new heaven and a new earth? clearly if he wanted us to live here for the rest of eternity he wouldn't destroy it.

@@christiandanario But that's just a narrative or false interpretation of what people think God said. I also disagree with the narrative that rapture will occur when Jesus comes and take away all those who believed in him and that He will create the new earth and heavens. My question is if those who died in Him are with him in paradise why are you as Jesus waiting for your second coming to resurrect those you claim are already with you in heaven? I mean you're with them in Heaven why are you raising them? Does it make any sense? There is no logic in these narratives, and another contradiction that is consequently highlighted is at funerals. You would hear a preacher say "may his/her soul rest in peace" and you wonder which part of him/her is resting in peace and which part has gone to heaven?. I think there is a disconnect between these myths and reality. Is God/ Jesus going to raise all these people including those who died in ancient times (Abraham, Moses, David, Jacob, Isaiah, John the list is endless)? These gospels of antiquity have by far been mispresented by people with fallible tendencies and those who claimed to have been inspired by God.

@@fishdawn1804 with your first point, i don't see how that debunks the fact Jesus literally said he was going to destroy heaven and earth. If he wanted us to live here he wouldn't plan to destroy it and make a new one so this proves to me God doesn't like what its become. Your second point however doesn't make sense. Are you saying when we die in Christ our souls don't rest in peace with God?

@MENTAL SLAVERY MENTAL SLAVERY Do u have anything to counteract what he said?

He is at the lowest level . Cliff ,spend your money on poor and homeless people. Poor people need food and shelter. You talk too much ,so start helping the poor ok.

Maybe for someone who hasn't learned the counter arguments.

@MENTAL SLAVERY MENTAL SLAVERY 1. Please point out examples of his garbage. Substantiate your position or withdraw it. 2. Christianity is not a religion. It's a relationship...

@@thatone8085 "start"? How did you conclude he doesn't already?

Yes, and appreciation for Who He is. He literally inhabits the praises of His people. "One thing have I desired of the Lord, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to Behold the Beauty of the Lord, and to inquire in his temple." ~Psalms 27

What I find amusing is that if God exists, which I believe he does, people act like they wouldn’t be in awe.

The correct response he should give is to admit he's homophobic.

Fast forward 120 years, and if everyone were gay, humanity would no longer exist. From that we see that it could not have been God's intention.

this

Not only a person- but God, and logos/ the word of God in the flesh.

Yeah kidney stone minerals

@@heathenthatheretic5960 you atheists are summting else 😭😭😭😭

He sounds like he doesn't understand the meaning of words.

​@@dperkins01 projection is a hell of a thing.

Amen precious bro!

Yes,very true... My wife of 13 yrs went there to get her masters while we were married...then during a cultural class for government leadership, she took the professors teaching to heart... Thru away a 16 yr relationship to pursue selfish gain & individual happiness....other married students also separated & divorced.... Sad & devilish...

I disagree

Will you go out of your way to help an enemy who killed your own child? Exactly! Christ forgave a serial killer who was nailed to a cross next to Him.

Josh Jeggs what?...are you saying the rapists desire to rape is ultimately good?...I don't fully get your comment

​@@cameroneagle4370 HI. You have good Desires and you have Bad ones. a rapists desire to rape is bad, but he has free will which can stop him from doing it. it is the principle from the scripture... *Deuteronomy 30:19-20 - I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, [that] I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live* For us to choose God we have to surrender our desires unto him. so if we feel like robbing a bank to get money, we choose not to for the sake of our father If we believe in Christ and accept him. we accept his morality. so our desires like rape, will be unacceptable to us thus Christ knows we have chosen him and will be justified in giving us Christlike desires only , in the resurrection unto life

​@@cameroneagle4370 How did you come to that conclusion after reading his comment? Learn how to read man.

@JohnjOcampo I can't read , can you please teach me

@@cameroneagle4370 seek God instead.

Guess he’s crap at world building.

Hey Terrell, fellow UK citizen here. Suffering comes in many forms, what would you say to a mother who's just watched her child die from something like cancer, and suffer intolerable pain?, what has that child done to deserve to die in such a terrible way?

@@bonnie43uk hi bonnie. Id try as much as possible to console the mother and her family in whatever way would be best for her at that time. I already know what your trying to get at here so I'll even ask that question for myself. If I was ever a father and I seen my child go through pain, would I be angry and upset? Yes of course I'm human. Would I be grieving? Yes there is no doubt. But would I honestly ever blame God for it? I hope that I wouldn't. For me it doesn't make sense to blame God because I was born into sin and I acknowledge that, and when we talk about death, illness, suffering and pain etc, because of sin these things are bound to happen so it wouldn't surprise me at all. No its not a punishment at all but in reality, like cliff said the wages of sin is death. And with regards to your other comment, in my opinion I don't think anyone one can just be born into a religion. For example, just because my parents are Christian, Muslim or Hindu etc and I say I am because they are, does that really mean I am? When people are born and we experience our life , have you ever question why we say things like ' when in this age, I want to be married, or own a house, or have children or learn to drive a car' for example. Dont you think it's interesting that no body ever says when I'm this years old or reached a certain point in my life, I would like to know God! Why? Because we're already cut off from him and suffering In my experience can actually be useful into questioning my purpose in life and then form relationships with my creator. We can't go looking for christ, but christ can sometimes enable certain things to happen, weather if we view it as good or bad, and use it for him to find us. I sincerely hope this helps.

@@tezmull Thanks for that Terrell, yes, the question of why innocents suffer is not an easy one to answer from a religious perspective.. you could of course argue that "none of us are sinless", .. but even there, are you seriously suggesting that babies commit wilful sins when they're only a few months old?, yet we know that babies are subject to diseases which are not only deadly, but also cause intense suffering. I think it's worth taking a step back and asking why a supposed 'all loving' God would allow that to happen, .. the "free will" argument doesn't come into it as i can see. .. a new born baby that has a terrible illness that's going to kill him/her hasn't brought that illness on itself. The truth is, as far as i can tell is that we are an evolved species that shares this planet with millions of other living organisms, some of which are very harmful to man, some of which benefit man, eg: plants with healing capabilities. The planet we live on wasn't specifically designed for mankind, most of it is completely inhospitable to man. We are not the be all and end all of life, it could even be said we're now at a point in history where we are causing more harm and damage to our planet than at any time in the past. Past generations would have known absolutely nothing about carbon emissions, or how deforestation is having a major impact on our lives. Anyhoo, I have a few chores to be getting on with now. Good to know you, whereabouts in the UK are you Terrell?, I'm in Swindon Wiltshire.😊

@@bonnie43uk honestly your more than welcome like I said I hope it's given you some food for thought. You definitely have given me some, which I do see as a good thing and I hope I've done the same. I understand that obviously there's a difference im opinion here but it is nice that we have done it in a respectful manner which is definitely positive expecially during these times. Thats cool I've never been to Swindon before, I'm a massive football fan so I've heard of Swindon Town but that's about it, and myself I'm from Birmingham but currently living near Wolverhampton. :)

@@tezmull Nice to meet you Terrell, I seem to get accused of being a troll on here by some people ( they're welcome to their views btw), I've watched these Ask Cliffe video's for about a decade or more now, I've found them quite interesting to watch as I was born and raised into the Christian faith, but it never sat easy with me, I struggled to believe in the supernatural elements of the Bible, and the more I thought about it, the more those doubts played on my mind. I have a particular interest in miracle claims, so I'd be very interested to know if you have any good evidence of that. Also being raised Christian I also struggled with this whole concept of eternal hell. Surely if we're hellbound then shouldn't we at the very least be aware of the terms and conditions of Hell?... it very much depends on which Christian you speak to, whether it be actual eternal damnation ( which sounds horrific beyond comprehension), or whether it's some kind of absence ( or separation) from God. As I don't believe there is anything after death, an absence of God is perfectly fine with me.. i will be in exactly the same state I was in before I was conceived.. and it didn't bother me one iota. But the other option of some kind of ever lasting torture is not something surely any human would want. Even someone as immoral and corrupt as Donald Trump would not deserve such a fate. Nobody would. Heh, can you see why I find these conversations so interesting?😊

Then do not call him omnibenevolent then😜 oh and there is no such thing as Sin only moral and imoral actions. The percieved whims of your imaginary friend are irrelevant.

Just one reason really They are comfortable in their sin

I partly agree with you. I don't think this applies to all of them. I sense a lot of them are genuinely confused when they ask their questions. The gospel can be pretty hard to comprehend for a person who doesn't understand it's essence, that's why i appreciate cliffe's patience and self restraint with them. In my opinion, he's approach is a very effective approach for reaching out to this generation of young people. They desperately need more people like cliffe.

Forever learning but never coming to the knowledge of the trut

They are content with their lifestyle and don't care about their sin or their arrogant attitude.. They will rather give excuse after excuse to the point of being annoying rather to just accept the obvious...

Then live your life how you want. Consequences happen whether good or bad. Free will

Problem is there is no tangible evidence that buddism is a path to God, or that its from God. Its based on 100% blind faith. That is what separates Christianity from all other religion on earth, its the only one NOT based on 100% blind faith. It actually offers real and tangible evidence its God's word through Christ, the gospel, the prophets, etc. Most of the Bible is NOT metaphorical, but Jesus did teach in parables. And if you read the gospels Jesus answered the question straightforward as to why He taught in parables. The simplicity of the gospel and eteranl salvation through Christ is not difficult to understand at all. None of us can hide behind the excuse of it being too hard to understand.

now about the perfect Lamb. becoming spiritually alive goes beyond reliable and demands a perfect sacrifice. why sacrifice? because I acted against God's perfect will and a price must be paid.

I commented this within 2 seconds of seeing the video btw

What's a "man bro", and how do you become one?

@@cameroneagle4370 🤣

False, homosexuality is a perversion of our sexuality just like my heterosexual lust is.

you have answered your own ? GOD is all knowing and knows your free will at the end. hope you see this. GOD BLESS YOU.

@@thechosen2545 I’m at 7th day Adventist and we do tithe also I do give to the Needy that are on our street corners whenever I have the opportunity to. I don’t understand your response to my first message to you we need to keep God’s moral law including the fourth commandment that was never abolished

Revelation 12:17

What do you mean complete extermination in hell?

@@universe8649 There is much that we do not know, but because God has given us the intellectual capacity to reason, there are conclusions we can arrive at, which aren’t necessarily doctrine, because they are just our suppositions, which might be true. Therefore we cannot be absolutely sure, because essentially they are just our best guesses, based upon what the Bible tells us. But invariably these opinions become our dogmatic positions, which we stand upon pointing the way to others, instead of being content knowing that we don’t know for sure. However some seem to have been more enlightened than others, such as Ellen G White. And whilst she was not a prophet like those from the Old Testament, nevertheless she is indisputably a prophetess. She was a godly, God fearing person who never called herself a prophet, although she never denied it. Her mission was simple. It was to inspire those around her to lead holy lives. Her visions and prophecies,all of which helped the God fearing ones around her. The only time I have ever seen through the prophetic eye was when I was shown that the suicide bombers would stop going into Jerusalem. However I know a prophet when I see one and she is one. If she is a bucket of water, I am a single drop of rain. And whereas the positions I have arrived at are suppositions, she by contrast, I believe, was often under the direct influence of God via the holy angelic realm. To me there seems to be an ambiguity on the subject of hell, regarding souls being there in perpetuity. The words death and perishing and destroyed, along with Satan being ashes under our feet, alert us to the possibility of it not being a place of perpetual torment. Also our reasoning tells us that eternal torment is a punishment that doesn’t seem to fit the crime. However it is clear that God will ultimately get rid of every trace of sin and therefore that include the sinner. But perhaps God will not destroy those sinful souls until they have fully recognised that they were wrong to disobey God and that they made a mistake. One might conjecture that if God destroys a soul before it fully repents, albeit their repentance is too late to save them, their attitude of unrepentance, even though they’ve been destroyed, might still linger on in the spiritual realm as an entity or a contaminating atmosphere. And if this is the truth we can therefore understand the double purpose of punishing souls in hell. Firstly it’s to exercise justice but also it could be to eradicate every trace of sin, including bringing the soul to a point where it sees its sin and knows its guilty and therefore agree they are worthy of destruction, as God’s perfect ending to their lives.

@@universe8649 A follow on from my previous post further explaining the repentance in hell could be as follows. When the flood came and took them all away, they wanted to get on the ark and save their hides. But it wouldn’t have been accompanied by true repentance. It would have been a repentance of necessity. But in hell God will see to it that they eventually face themselves, although it will not be through necessity, to escape their torment or hasten their final obliteration. Instead God will see to it that they can freely admit to themselves they were wrong. I suspect that Satan and his demons have never let themselves be cornered, in such a way, whereby they have to face themselves, instead of continuing the charade of trying to exonerate themselves by continuously blaming God. And perhaps when the devil and his demons eventually relinquish their unjustified anger against God, and come to terms with the wrongness of their rebellion, God can potentially destroy them, provided they have received sufficient punishment. However we do know that their punishment will be great.

@@paulwilfridhunt ahh I see. How long have you been a Christian? And are you specifically a 7th day Adventist or do you just agree with some of there teachings?

@@universe8649 Yes I’ve been a believer for a long time. 34 years. I do call myself a SDA because I keep the 7th day sabbath and believe that Ellen White was a true prophet of God. Many SDA’s are not born again. Other than that I don’t really know what their main tenets of doctrine is. I’m not interested in that.

I agree it's a way to not take responsibility... If I acknowledge it I have to take responsibility for it... I hope people find the truth before it's too late

He's saying you or anyone else does not have the capacity to love the way God loves. We are incapable of comprehending the love God has for us.

I don't get it

@@blackhaze6662 it was to make a point. Not meant to be taken literally. You can take anything that is said in the Bible and give it a whole meaning from what the author actually means. That's why you have to read in the context of the text in order to fully understand what is being said. Otherwise the meaning can be twisted.