Thanks for watching and for the tips! I'm still learning on the editing side of things.

A great passage to consider on the topic, I agree!

@@gab1172 - Why is analyzing the Greek automatically justifying something instead of trying to discover the true meaning of the passage? Does it not matter what it originally said? I also don't condone booty shorts. Especially on men.

u literally should examine what it meant originally that way we won't know anything...

@@SquekretGenius420 - Thanks for the comment. I could've described myself with "sometimes I believe" at one point. Though I haven't watched the video yet, I think that's an impossible case to make. Jesus prayed/talked to God while on the cross, and even when He said, "My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?" was quoting from Psalm 22, which was a prophecy about the death of the Messiah. I'll be praying for you! I hope you stay on your search for truth, and end up with Jesus. Thanks again.

@@thinkingtoinfinity Well, he calls himself a Christian Atheist, which is probably why he sees it that way. It could be interesting to see a video that challenges his worldview. I only watched one brief video highlighting where his lack of belief in an actual, real God comes from. As for myself, I do still pray. Today, I prayed twice, asking God questions, which must seem funny since I don't always believe there is an actual being called God. But then other times, I do. I'm not really expecting to get an answer or hear the voice of God in my head like James Earl Jones. I've always had this part inside of me that's cold, and I've always had a tendency to look around at people and the world and say, "What a joke." Another part of me wants there to be a savior, not just for me, but for others who have lives far worse than mine-people whom most of us try our best to forget even exist.

@@SquekretGenius420 - The Bible does encourage us to talk to God (pray), though we aren't promised that we'll hear something back (though rare, it is possible). David, among others in the Bible, regularly asked God questions and expressed doubts and heartaches to Him. He can handle it and welcomes our interactions - though He deserves our being respectful as we do that. I, and others I know, have struggled with that coldness. I think it often comes from being disillusioned with other people based on our past, especially if we were abused, victimized, or betrayed by someone. I continually pray that Jesus will help me see people the way He does and treat them accordingly. I think it's a valid prayer to ask God to make Himself known to us. He rarely does it in an overt physical way, but I've known many people who say God answered that prayer for them.

@@lawrencewilliams1477 - Thanks for commenting! Care to elaborate?

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the episode.

@@MrArch777 - Thanks for watching and commenting! I'll add that to my list of topics to cover (no pun intended).

@@lindaknowles4793 - I agree! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment! Did you watch the video? I agree that obedience to the scriptures is top priority. But we need to make sure we understand them so we can obey properly.

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No problem - apology accepted. The video actually makes the case for God's ultimate goodness being the only logical explanation for objective morality, in response to many online videos that claim He is evil. I hope you have a great day.

I'm guessing you didn't watch the video?

I consider that a win. 😁 Thanks, Cam!

It makes my day to read comments like this - thank you!

In theory, yep -- that's why weapon retention training is also crucial!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

​@@thinkingtoinfinitykeep up the great videos

Awww, shucks. Thank you! 😁

Thank you 🥰

Pat her on the back for us. She does a great job and has great content. I share her channel with local females making 2a choices. I appreciate her work. Cheers

Love you sister! ❤

@@h.r.puffnstuff8705thank you!!

Stav, you are amazing! Blessings to yall from South Carolina 🙏 💓

Thank you! 🙏

Do the people on T.V. usually listen to you when you talk to them?

Me too. 😊

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.

Denise Matthews?

Yet you call me "brother"? 🤔

samson looked feminine too probably huh?

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You can have short hair or be bald head and still look feminine and I've met plenty of them. Not to mention I've met many gay men that have clean cut or shaven heads no different to conservative christian men. LOL

I think the Bible clearly disagrees with your last statement. Thus the importance of studying what *all* of the Bible has to say. It continually emphasizes our heart (intentions) over the physical details. Otherwise any woman going through chemotherapy or suffering a disease that limits her hair growth would be committing a shameful act, which obviously doesn't make sense. No set length was given for men or women, because it isn't about the exact length as much as the reasons we're wearing it this way.

Thanks for watching - and for the compliment.

Yep. "Conservation of Mass" and the "Principle of Causality" negate each other with a purely naturalistic, scientism view. Then they run to unscientific nonsense with zero evidential support to attempt to explain it (Multiverse! Spontaneous Creation happened that ONE time, then never again! It was aliens!).

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Thanks for watching and commenting! Glad you liked the video and found it helpful.

Thanks for watching! I'm curious to know your thoughts on the rest of the video.

In that time and place, it apparently was.

Exactly. Those guys toiled and argued for extended periods of time over the wording in those documents. George Mason even refused to sign the Constitution because he thought the wording was too ambiguous, and would allow slavery in the U.S. (he was right).

He be like that.

They are all embarrassing but the woman claiming that an AR weighs as much as 10 moving boxes? One medium sized moving box weighs 1.82lbs. Ten EMPTY BOXES would weigh as much as TWO rifles.

Hi Andrew - thanks for commenting. I'm curious why you think analyzing the original language used and comparing *all* of what the Bible says on the issue is "twisting" the scriptures? If I'm interpreting this wrong, please feel free to explain what I'm missing. Given your comment, how do you interpret the verse that comes right after this one in 1 Corinthians 11:16? "If anyone is inclined to be contentious, we have no such practice, nor do the churches of God."

Thanks for watching -- I hope the video was helpful in your research!