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Halleluya!!!

And so, the angel Gabriel did declare unto Satan: “Thou are not him.”

And thus saith the Lord, "Get gud, scrub."

he literally got biblically ratioed

@@Anthintendo And ye, the scroll was opened, and Gabriel spake thus to Satan "L & Foolish One & Trodden Upon & Downcast & Thou Art Fallen & Weighed in the Scales and Found Wanting"

@@darksim1930, now I’m just imagine Satan and Gabriel are VTubers fighting on Twitter

Also loved the video. I sat through the whole thing and greatly enjoyed it

This is what got me into all this so many years ago

@@m1k3_flo gonna create a metal song based on paradise lost A WHOLE ALBUM

metal pipes 😎

God*

yea but not even his frist wife sooo

@@dragginmeout4553then who is then if she’s the second person to ever exist and was made from him😂

@@Messup7654 some depictions have Lilith existing before Eve, who was made the same way Adam was, instead of from Adam's rib.

​@@shovel1353 depictions from where? Because if it isn't from the Bible who cares? Lots of fan fiction out there(like this very story and vid)

It’s from a different religion it’s not Christianity

i loved this as well ❤ it gives me so much hope & comfort

Satan doesnt carry hell though your "god" does, that is his domain he is creator of heaven and hell lucifer was just banished there

Uriel: Damn…that kid’s going through the motions. Wait a minute…

"you see those scales in the sky? i will body you in an instant" - gabriel

That killed me🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Awe, poor little buddy.

By far the Finn quotes

Now that you said it is *is* kinda hilarious

Lucifer bodied Gabriel in the story on the battlefield, until he amped himself with gods power

@@KevinJohnson-cv2no who’s side are you on lol.

Satan will always lose that’s something to laugh at. The way he uses people to laugh at you or whatever it may be to knock you down .. just remember where his doom awaits. Lmao

@@OLDIRTYDAVID My own. These are fictional stories lol, although Lucifer being a representative of ambition & self-interest naturally leans me more towards his point of view. Certainly not on Gabriels side, the worm was a glorified errand-boy; like all of the people who bend the knee to the neckbeard in the sky.

You made me breathe out realy hard

Virgil the goat🔥

he’s on a mission 💪💪

hows florence?!!!??!?

If Paradise Lost was written by Dante.

@@johnnyfamous @WJT. is quoting a meme xd

The snake tried to get her with the Apple. Thankfully, Eve was an Android woman. She also votes Trump. The snake got grilled on the barbecue. Don’t step on snek 🐍

"Nah, it'll be fine."

The snake being Eve

@@MrFurley69What I find interesting about the story of Adam and Eve is how she was the one to be fooled by a nefarious influence. This reminds me of how the majority of advertising is directed towards women because historically they have been more easily manipulated. Women in the US maintain the majority of all credit card debt.

That reminds me of the movie The Book of Eli

impressive.

Credit to his daughters as well

Couldn’t his daughters just read notes back to him

Of course women did the work! What a surprise 🙄

Nobody would suggest that love has come to an end because of this. I reckon the real takeaway is that we have to swallow our pride in order to truly love one another. That's just me though.

best comment 😂

Ngl that sounds like me cancelling plans last minute

"uh oh, snake hours" (turns into snake) (starts crying)

Get ready for the Hell Channels "Snake Week" this year hosted by The Rock

Sad serpent hours sad serpent hours

They tried to with Bradley Cooper being cast as Lucifer, but that production eventually turned into Gods of Egypt.

There is a second production that's supposed to be in the works right now that's crazy immersive and really let's you lose yourself in it. I'm actually in it, and I can tell you, it's kinda boring for most of it, but the highest points are pretty good and the low points are moving. I just wonder if this is a video game, or a movie.

A movie couldn’t even do it justice

​@@letoddfrank and that was an abysmal movie.

Not religious, but would totally watch that movie.

It’s not a celebration of humanity at all. It’s a celebration of our capacity to good which is not at all our inherent nature. To think milton is stroking human ego is to totally misunderstand the message of the work. He is not saying we are inherently good, or even good. Just that through a power beyond us we can choose to be good.

@@bun197it’s up to you as a person to be good or bad

I hope you find Christ, or that he calls to you as he did me.

@@schultemeister6975only God is good

​@@snortsnailsGotta love how I'm going through the comments and the most loving and wholesome one comes from a non-believer and then there's immediately a condescending response from a religious person I think that says it all right there.

Oh my friend, it's never too late to start! I recommend you dive into it, like the book of Samuel, Ezekiel, 1st and 2nd kings, Daniel, the gospels or acts. It's really Interesting stuff.

“Consider yourself beef jerky, while I’m filet mignon” -Gabriel to Satan probably

but i love beef jerky

Lol narratively I hate it but it’s funny

"With the power of God, I will body you" -Gabriel probably

"By the might of God, you are tiny stupid baby man" - Gabriel, definitely

When I clicked the link, there was an ad of Goku being Goku . Like literally the timing 😂

@@yoofij4724 HE AINT BEATING GOKU

@@tanner6163 😂😂😂😂😂😂

WHO WOULD WIN??? THE INFINITE POWER OF GOD? OR GOKU? FIND OUT THIS TIME ON DEATH BATTLE!!!

@@justicemcintosh3294 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I have to wonder if that particular interpretation was actually invented by satanists. I doubt any genuine scholar would seriously believe that in his time that the author would take such a massive risk. Unless your audience is already comfortable with the idea of Satan being a role model I don't think most people would reach that conclusion without some help. It's already difficult for audiences to understand the nuances of satire; basing your argument on the premise of people's entire world view and cosmic belief would not have made for a very popular story, nor an effective satire. Satan is the archetypal villain, by including him in your satire you're basically telling your audience "don't be fooled by this character's charm, they're the literal embodiment of evil as you know it". There's probably many different ways to interpret a text like this especially when so much of the context is lost or obscured by the sands of time. I even think it's valid to interpret the text with Satan as the anti-hero so long as you admit that wasn't the point that the author was making. I would expect that most people who say that they think that's the point haven't read the story or even had it explained to them properly, they're just repeating an interesting or controversial seeming opinions because they expect it will get a reaction.

i wonder how christopher hitchens would retort about the claims of tyranny

​@@kenzboardA supposedly benevolent and wise dictator is still a dictator. God is claiming to be omnipotent, omnibenevolent, and omnipowerful. However, these three things contradict each other at a fundamental level. Omnipotence means he has all knowledge of what has happened, is happening, and will happen. He knows who will make what choices and how it will all end up. This essentially forces you to accept predeterminism, the idea that free will does not truly exist and God had it all planned from the jump. This works well with the idea of God being all powerful, as it gives him control over basically everything down to the finest detail, but it directly contradicts the idea that God is purely benevolent because he essentially made us the way we are. He designed Satan in such a way that he would never be satisfied with the current order of things, dooming him to fail from the very moment of creation. He created hell and then created sinners to populate it. He orchestrated every act of evil. He knows it will happen because he chose for it to happen. This is not benevolent behavior. So say you aren't a Calvinist then, you believe in free will. That necessarily means that God is either not omnipotent or not omnipowerful-he either cannot see the future or is powerless to control it. This leaves him available to be 100% pure and good, since he has no ability to control evil, but it either strips him of his power or foresight. Christians have been attempting to square this particular circle for literal centuries.

Well, if you actually look at Milton's God, holistically, he does look a bit strange for a supposed, "all loving, benevolent" God. In the poem, God actually, very briefly, gives his reason for everything he's doing. He specifically says, this creation, the fall of Man and their eventual redemption, is "so shall my glory excel." This video is kinda fine, Wendigoon actually misses/misinterprets some details of the poem (ex. the poem, while it does praise Eve, actually repeatedly says God made woman lesser than Man, and it is suggested that she is even less intelligent); and there is a reason why some academics view God as being tyrannical, and it's not just because "everyone is stupid" (lol?), it's partly because Milton's God actually demonstrates some extremely questionable traits. He openly mocks and laughs at the rebel angels in derision when they first plan their revolt (all kind and all good?), and when Adam asks Raphael on the nature of the universe, he doesn't actually explain everything, and says that not everything should or could be known to man---God "laughs" at man trying to understand his creation. Satan also doesn't actually transform into a serpent in this poem, but possesses the body of one against its will. In Heaven, God says he won't punish the serpent for tempting Eve, since it was Satan's Sin---Satan took control of the snake, but when God (as the Son) arrives in Eden, he punishes all serpents anyway, for an action that was made against their own will. God also basically punishes all of his earthly creations (the entire animal kingdoms) for Adam and Eve's Sin too (again, for something that wasn't the animal's fault)--all of Paradise falls to disarray, Death comes, and animals are forced to kill each other for survival. If you're not actually religious and don't have a (unintentionally biased) connection to Christian belief--Satan still certainly isn't a good character (but not completely evil, as Wendigoon does cover), since he's motivated by jealousy and hatred, but he gains praise from some scholars for his unrelenting conviction against an irreconcilable, unconquerable force of oppression. Wendigoon missed this part of the poem, or at least failed to mention (or at least I didn't hear him mention it): Mankind in the poem, was created to replace the rebel angels who fell, and they would eventually ascend to join God in Heaven. This would occur however, if they only obeyed--their true purpose, was to obey God. God's reasons in the poem, are basically: obey me, for my glory. Which is also part of the tragedy of the poem (and why some people view this God as being a tyrant), even if we accept that God is completely good (by accepting his word, and the word of his angels who are subservient to him), he doesn't give enough reason or evidence to the angels or man to fully believe that. Satan even says, if he knew how powerful God was (and also, implying if he knew the circumstances of his birth), he would never have betrayed God, since he wouldn't have reason to doubt him. Milton's God purposely keeps knowledge from man and the angels, and wants them to blindly obey him, for his glory. Any unbiased reader could rightly see this God as being questionable. Milton's God basically invented a scenario that will cause suffering and death, and of course, since he is omniscient, he knew this anyway. It basically boils down to: obey me, or suffer (but God knew this anyway, so he purposely created a universe where people/angels wouldn't obey him, and he could cause them suffering). (Edited for spelling.)

@@MrBarfingRainbows I do not want to write a full essay in response, but there are numerous examples of "tyranny" like God mocking the rebellious angels and such that are not necessarily contradictory to his all-loving nature. The thing about the fall of man so his "glory shall excel" is a kind of Calvinist theological concept, so I wouldn't say tyrannical. Also, why shouldn't we live for and worship a being perfect and infinitely greater than us? That's all I have time for now, but I do have one more question. Are you an atheist, or religious at all?

I feel like exploring Adam and Eves true love is not done enough, I’ve always seen them as just the first humans who were kinda puppets to both god and Satan but this depiction of true love and being each others other half and equally dedicated to each other got to me too 😭

I've legitimately wondered, the devil definitely wouldn't be like this, but are demons just simply not conscious and do they only act on instinct? It would make sense to me, but I don't remember anything specifically about that from biblical writing, but I would have just missed it, it would be there. Either way, I'm gonna go back and look

@@metalstrophe6471 most biblical demons have been shown to have complete free will and their own desires and intentions. Way more complex than instinct as the syn of man is not instinctual in nature.

@@Hjea that makes sense really

I think its great, reminds me of real people blaming others for being awful

Angels do not have free will, humans do. Satan was always to rebel. Which begs the question, why would he be punished?

Some people think Homer was blind too

@@Laocoon283D’oh!

At the beginning of book three, Milton once again calls to his muse, and even mentions his blindness; how he’ll never again see the beauty of the world, or the divinity of the human face. But he also says that’s okay, because it further allows for the light and inspiration of the Holy Spirit to shine from within him. I thought that was really beautiful when I read it.

​@@jamescooley8099that is really beautiful, beliefs aside

​@@Laocoon283The prevailing understanding is that there was no Homer, it was rather a collection of authors building a 'genre' known as Homer. Of course, any understanding of Homer needs to be understood from the concept of Troy. Homer wrote of Troy and was seen as a myth for millenia... until the city was found exactly where Homer wrote about it.

Where is the “did the snake write this?” In the video

@@crazybrowexists in his "rant" towards the end when he's talking about how so many ppl think Satan was the good guy/sided with Satan

@@crazybrowexists1:49:39

@madisonperdue4216 these are my favorite parts too 🥰

@@theworldsperson5705 :)

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Nephilims?

​@Bora! Giant conspiracy? Tell that to Yao Ming ... pal 😎

Can you explain what the reference is? He's always going GIANTS with this wink wink attitude but I have no idea what he's referencing. What's the joke?

Some say that God dwells in the 13th dimension, I firmly believe the Father/Son/Holy Spirit come from this place

And wholeheartedly true, in a beautiful way. There is a universal law, known as the law of freedom, if that law is broken love is destroyed and rebellion arises. And another universal law is the law of love, if this is broken undeniably death is likely to follow, since love is the action of giving and receiving, such as the way of life as we know nowadays. This is a simplified explanation of a book based on certain principles found in the bible. So when I heard it the first time, I couldn't help but to think about these laws, amidst others.

So what about the free will of Mary? You know the woman god raped? Where was her free will, her freedom to say no, or her right to tell God to go to hell instead of forcing her to give birth to Jesus? No matter how deep it sounds we can not forget that God forces his will on others when it suits his need or to make a bet with the devil and ruin a man's life. So tell me again about this supposed love and free will again done by God.

@@valor1omega if you actually read that section of the Bible you’d know that an angel literally came and visited her to tell her she was gonna bear a child by God in the future and she was all for this, literally celebrating. Second God did not rape her, he doesn’t need to have sex to impregnate someone. He can literally do it at the snap of a finger. Your just spouting some nonsense you probably got off TikTok.

@@valor1omega I guess she could have refused, but would anyone do that? Imagine, you are Mary all alone in your house, then suddenly an ANGEL appears out of nowhere and tells you that the god you belive in choose YOU to give birth to his son. You can chose the interpretation of the story of course, but to me it wouldn't make much sense to refuse.

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Wendi speak from the heart, not from the book I'm not a believer at all, but this man is wonderful at telling stories in what he believes

Also this story is Bible fan fiction, it's 100% apocryphal and has 0 basis in actual faith. Many people just enjoy it as excellent fiction alone.

this truly..

BRO FOR REAL!

If I recall correctly, Wendigoon is also a part-time pastor at his local church. Don't quote me though.

My favorite part of the entire Bible is Jesus speaking of the parable of the prodigal son. It’s such a beautiful message you are never apart from god you were made beautifully unique I hope you the best in life

Hey bro I don't know you but everyone deserves a chance to be loved. Love is the most powerful thing, it creates and protects, it's selfless. If you're not happy with how you feel about yourself you should see what can you change to fix that. Become a person you would feel safe&loved next to. It's never too late for anything, pls don't give up! Think you messed up? Learn from it! Wishing you all the best

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I wonder if Milton was trying to draw a comparison to the royalists after the civil war. Personally I think Satan's characterization is more comparable to Cromwell.

Most of the book is basically one big mental breakdown related to the reader via increasing angst and I'm here for it.

Really its what makes it such a fundamental piece of western culture. Its not only incredibley well written, but its focus contains deep insights on one of the bigger paradigm shift in western culture

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"Wonder if I should say something?"

You're the only one who mentioned shitting and pissing, just to be clear. Lmao

@@pegleg2959 Ik, I just can't help but laugh harder with that bit added tho

@@NAME-yg8sl "You good bro?"

"Huh, that uhhh... that cherub is really going through the motions isn't he?"

Same!! I kept tearing up with him, and then he’d say something like that and I’d lose it 😂 perfect combination

I highly recommend reading Paul’s writings they are incredible and portray the love of god and christ

"devils may, though." ✍✍🔥🔥

@@namesurname8474that's hotter than the pits of hell

@@namesurname8474 I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING

I immagine him just seeing the cherub cry, instantly thinking:"damn, he is going through a lot......". 20 sec of him just staring at a cherub worried and then:"wait a minute, cherubs don't cry.........oooooooohhhhhhhh fuuuuuuucccccckkkkkk, I gonna go get Gabriel"

That gave me a laugh reminds me when I used to smoke pot and laugh about things

That's a horrifying revelation, and even if its in a biblical sense here, I can definitely see this being very familiar to the modern world from... certain political stances to something that hits closer to home for me, being an artist and writer and not taking some time to get feedback for the ideas that I make for my own works.

Ngl as someone who follows a lot of nsfw artists and knows a lot about the medium(obviously not supporting the worst parts of it) I was pretty much desensitized to the concept but this really sheds a new light on it

The fact that he was able to come up with something that represents the idea of sin birthing more deplorable sin is, for lack of a better term, beautiful. There’s nothing I can imagine that could represent this concept better, and that’s a testament to his writing talent.

@@airplanes_aren.t_real bruh

I feel like this describes Twitter pretty well.

Don't worry. They're in heaven now at least.

@@user-xm4fv5bn1n How do we know that?

​@@user-xm4fv5bn1n what makes you think there in heaven

How can you not when god knew it would all happen

You and I are just like them seeing as we are their descendants we are even worse

Cringe

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+no Eden

+pathetic

+You’re an error to be corrected

Bro, please send a link or give enough info for me actually find that.

@@jacquelinedavis9948 first search result under Paradise Lost Ian McDiarmid, channel hosting it is Bent Outta Shape Chess.

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@@nogoaway7540 thank you for that 😊

(Eve's about to take a bite of the forbidden fruit) Satan: "Dew it"

Also the fact you had the strength to (almost) cry on camera without cutting it out takes more strength than hiding it from the public.

It is very hard to not weep at Milton’s poetry, specifically when it deals with so deep and so tragic a story as the Fall of Man. I do not know if you already have, but if you ever have the chance, read Paradise Lost itself. Even when one is not Christian (as I am), it enraptures the soul, and I have seen even Pagans and Atheists moved by it.

Well said 🙏🏻

I’m agnostic, always had a spiritual side of me, but never really dedicated myself to a certain religion, but these Christianity and Biblical stories have been so interesting to me lately, it does make me think.

@@cryingisthenosebleedoftheh790 The first time I saw this I thought it was a picture of me and I thought I was going crazy

the character moving the story is the protagonist, but the protagonist is not always the good guy

@@hydroxide6552 oh,okay, I'll edit the comment.English isn't my first language and I kinda mixed the definitions,thank you) *For some reason I used to think that protagonist is a good guy in the story ,not just a character telling the story.I know, I'm stupid;)

@@peppernytsia You weren't exactly wrong. In modern media the protagonist is often a flawed individual that, despite their flaws, endeavored to do good and so this has become the common misconception. Disney has been a major factor behind this.

Everybody loves an antihero!

@@peppernytsia eh in middle school (mind you English I the only language I know) I though the same thing because the pro in protagonist, to me, means positive and the ant of antagonist, again to me, means anti... so good and bad... then I watches attack on titan.. where the main character genocides 80% of the entire world just so his people (mind you he had already killed lik half of his people) wouldn't be "threatened" and tbh I know the main character was necessarily a good guy... but I'd do the same thing... it's why I prefer villains over heroes... heroes will sacrifice you to save the world where as the villain will sacrifice the world to save you

Much respect to you!

Adam and Eve, especially in the context of the ancient world is also fascinating. You should look into it :)

@@swankelly I'll have to do that then, thanks for the recommendation

All the fan fiction about the Bible is way more interesting than the Bible itself. Not even from a religious perspective, just from a literary one.

You know, it's easy to write religion down as silly fairy tales, but most of religious texts (be it the Bible or the Vedas or Egyptian mythology or anything for that matter), are the wisdom of mankind crystalized into a canon. Up to the point of being written, they are what humanity knew was so important, it had to be written and kept dearly close to their lives.

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As well as Patient Zero for Main Character Syndrome.

May I use this quote?

@@SophieB_Ofcl please do! 💚

Based.

Actually a beautiful quote!

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Like a wacky little B plot to the actual Fall of Man

I really hope someone make this a movie. I just love the comedic and serious tone of this story.

I think people just like to be contrarian and look clever without having to do any reading but I like your interpretation better.

An even funnier image is him jumping the fence like Liam Neeson did in Taken 3.

Sorry that you’ve experienced that, hopefully it’s gotten better and/or will get better

Thank you, and thankfully it has gotten better. Recently I've come to have a relationship with God again and work through the trauma. It's still difficult to talk ab religion with others or go to church, but I'm happy to be at peace with God now.

That sounds very familiar to a character I’ve seen in a game before. That isn’t important right now. Hopefully you’re healing and doing well right now.

@@niveth1 what game are you talking about, if you don’t mind me asking ?

@@christopherlowery3797 the game of Life

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@@stproducciones9140 who doesn't lol

you speaking about wendigoon...??? 😂😂😂

Melissa you despicable flirt you

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Even though Adam and Eve were fundamentally altered and doomed to die through sin, their love and devotion for each other never left

It's also the fact that Adam started constantly blaming her since then broke me even more. I think it were those moments that made Eve realize just how big of a mistake she made, since Adam's right - He bared her sin with her just because of her own selfish idea to have Adam all by herself instead of letting him have another Eve (and I'm not saying this as a bad thing, after all Adam was being selfish too by disregarding the consequences just to be with Eve) and now he has to suffer for her sake too. That amount of guilt is probably what made Eve break down first.

I would have left

Why are you an atheist?

this needs to be seen more

his valid arguments are based off lies?

@@Jonap2001 his argument appealed to the pride in those angels that sides with him. But I don't think he necessarily lied, he said to those angels "let us go to war against God and I will treat you all better than he ever did". Something to that effect. It may have been untrue, but a lie must be not believed by the person speaking, and I think Satan truly believed he stood a chance, blinded by his ego and wrath. No doubt though he would have said anything he thought would turn the most angels to his cause, so he very well may have lied, but to his audience, the angels of whom he wanted loyalty, he had to make a very convincing argument so that they would see his as a just cause and rebel against their Lord God. When I say his argument must have been valid, I don't mean it was righteous by any means, but effective at convincing those angels to side with him. He no doubt played on their own pride and jealousy, but his argument was effective.

@@noahfenech3369 He literally did lie to them, if you reread or listen to the story, Satan lied to them saying they weren’t created by God and was equal to him if they had attempted a coup. It appealed to them because he deceived them. There’s a reason why he’s considered to be The deceiver. it’s not a valid argument at all if it isn’t based on the truth

@@noahfenech3369 I suppose I just personally disagree with it being valid since he used lies, but in a way it is well written enough for you to see how the angels were convinced using his arguments

↖️I should do something with my own F.E.A.R😱😰😰😰.....

I just wish we could squeeze more blood from the stone. Spends alot of time in the mines already I imagine.

@Kurtis damn you

Gee there sure are a lot of fucking bots in this comment section! Get your shit together, Isaiah!

@YeaMan then why haven't I heard of you..

I imagine the idea of deceit is new to ol' Satan and frog just happens to be the first thing he thinks of.

sort of like how loki disguised himself as a fish from the aesir after murdering baldur

Pepe the frog, monkaS

His emotion made the video even better

@@shaskins15 1000%....always does

Crying is never cringe when it's tears of joy or in reaction to something beautifully touching.

@@AshleyWilliamsN7 Amen.

@@AshleyWilliamsN7 The comfort part made me shed tears of joy, I felt happiness when I heard it. It may not be accurate to the texts, but even as a portrail it was beautiful and comforting.

I am not Christian, Jesus is still awesome.

Amen

That sounds so alien it makes no sense.

No no it does, you just dont get it.

@@RSainman on which point please elaborate?

@@burningbronze7555 what? i think he recounted it in a pretty easy-to-understand fashion lmao. love endured even before they were taken up to the mountain, which was the whole point of man in the first place.

@@beaniefaust4144 if humanity was made to love then we are really shit at it.

It creepy to me. Like that one fanboy who was crying over the Star Wars trailer. Except in this allegory the cult of Star Wars is a bloodied ideology that is responsible for killing and torturing innocents while holding back scientific and cultural progress.

Indeed very good

Yes, it was.

It's a story....lol

@@ConstitutionallyProtectedMedia A story of our creation and nature*.

Ty for being opened minded. Next. I want you to listen to the audiobook called outwitting the devil if u haven’t. Just as informative as this. The book is an interview with satan but I can see where he sandwiches 🥪 lies between 2 truths

I'm the same way!!

What did u feel before this video and how do u feel now?? What kind of terms ? Sorry just curious.

Nah its definitely cringe haha cool story tho

I guess where one person sees cringe another sees inspiration. One man's garbage is another man's treasure.

Imagine really sympathizing to someone with a 'If I can't have it, no one can!' mentality. Edit: People here can be quite dense.

The devil lied to everyone, and almost caused the universe itself to end, because he was jealous of Jesus. To sympathize with him seems moronic to me.

This is the moment where you got manipulated by God

@@angelgjr1999 so feeling sympathy for a innocent and ignorant being that pursued the concept of power he was foced into is moronic? understand that satan is not an actual demon with horns and maybe youll be more mature about this

@@angelgjr1999 what if you're being manipulated by God? This logic can be applied both ways.

double yes

Hit me out of nowhere. I have tried to read paradise lost before and found it obtuse and boring. But his reading of it made it clear how beautiful the poetry was and how heartrending the story could be. I was genuinely moved.

Anytime I stop to think about the debt of sin being lifted from us, paid in blood by the son of God, I am compelled to weep. Tears blurry my vision as I type this. The warmth and light of God's love is a feeling like no other.

it hit me hard

I thought I was crazy because I'm just here in my room crying trying not to make a noise

He probably always heard them coming 😏

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Yeah, it shocks me to hear how people read Eve’s deception and sin to be a “woman stupid-bad, man wise-good” argument when Milton clearly portrays Eve as something so good and so beautiful. Somehow, people see misogyny in places like Eden. It makes little sense to see it this way.

Adam and eves love in this story is so fucking cool… they went from perfection to disgrace and despite it all, despite pain hatred envy rage fear uncertainty and guilt … chose to love each other … I like to think that ends up being the thing that saves them… their love for each other… and when they finally get into the perfect paradise… nothing about their love changes… because it’s already perfect even if they argue.. even if they tell and disagree… even if they hurt each other.. apologies come afterwards.. because that’s what their love has always been… even in sin their love is perfect

Respect for a rib, no thanks.

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@@pissgobbler9406 if you mean soloing the destruction of mankind, sure. The world would be better off is she stayed a rib.

“Look at the charts, pipsqueak” 😂😂

aight sit down for me this graph 📈 is my power level this graph 📉 is your life expectancy

God bless bro

I’m sorry but born Catholic is quite a hilarious way to put it, like it seems you’re biologically Catholic or something. But then I’m born Christian but am still trying to find my own believes, but this is indeed a very touching description of what I considered as just a tale.

I mean he's just describing what was written. And it is very wholesome.

@@nen4965 I mean, people say they're born Jewish and say that it's just a religion and then say it's a nationality and not a religion. Do what you must with the idea of being born Christian, or even better born again.

@@nen4965 we don't have much choice about being baptized or not, so "born catholic" isn't too far off anyway.

Oh right forgot ppl would get forced to be baptised… But then again if you don’t believe in it wouldn’t that be inconsequential?

T H I S

Make him become the Sunday school dad he is.

Yeah I second this!!!! Please!!!!

“I wouldn’t preach it like the Bible” well then preach from the Bible!!!

I hope he sees this

Absolutely

Yesss

Agree. It would be wonderful.

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Bone of my bone. Flesh of my flesh. Sin of my sin

I like adams backstory in record of ragnarock for the same reason. He’s just an absolute man. Loves his wife, loves his kids, loves gods creation. Simple as.

I cried listening to it. Pure love dude. It is tragic, but so goddamn beautiful.

@@carolinescmprn9196 the sad thing is he wasn't rewarded for that sacrifice. it bought him strife with eve that we inherited

It's well done but amazing how so many rely on what was told them instead of what is written. Eve did not convince Adam. Adam was right there as she bit into the fruit and handed it to him. Read again.

Same! His way of explaining is beautiful. If every preacher was like him I would go to church every day.

I can only agree. I was raised Catholic, but distanced myself far from it once I was able to think independently about such things. Ten years ago I had the thought that maybe it would have been different if I was raised Protestant, since almost all of my criticisms have to do with the Catholic Church. Your videos got me thinking that maybe it would have been different if it had been other, more open-minded people teaching me. But what has happened, has happened. I am an agnostic now and like to listen to all faiths and mythologies - as long as they don't try to convert me.

The stories in the Bible have incredible depth. I don't trust organized religion, but I think personal faith can make life a much more meaningful experience.

His faith can also give you comfort and delight as well :)

It's the passion of a man who knows God is real. Most churches are, sadly, led by people who only think God is real.