*First Time Hearing* George Carlin- Religion is Bull
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00:00 - Intro
03:52 - Reaction
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He was raised Catholic, knows the bible quite well. He says in one of his skits, that was a believer "until he reached the age of reason."
yep. i was raised catholic therefore im agnostic
"So, I was a catholic for......2..........2 and a half years"
Technically, according to the Catholic church, anyone who has ever been baptized is still a Catholic. It removes your original sin and puts a permanent mark on your soul that can only be removed if the pope himself excommunicates you by name.
@@nickhaas9185 Let's say there is a transcendental being that spoke matter into existence. The idea that a man can "remove your original sin" or "be the one who this that and whatever" is hilarious to me to think they believe themselves somehow worthy enough to be imbued with that kind of power. They're just dudes lol. Literal guys or ladies whove convinced themselves they have the power to remove something as powerful as the cosmic supernatural force of evil lol.
@@nickhaas9185 what soul? Ooohh....the Catholic soul that doesn't exist and is all a bunch of tools to subjugate women and children and control the masses. Oh, okay. Exrodinary claims require extrodinary proof and so far, there ain't no proof of the supernatural. Thanks
This classic Carlin bit never gets old. Religion seems to be the only thing that society encourages you to believe in without a single shred of good reasons, and that in itself makes such belief highly suspect.
George Carlin is arguably the stand-up comedy GOAT. I was lucky enough to see him perform live in high school and nothing has come close since. He has many great bits, but my personal top 3 are: “Save the Planet”, “The Public Sucks”, and “You Have No Rights”. Enjoy Big Daddy 🤓
Doug Stanhope is real close along with Bill Burr
And if you want to go old school, " A Place for Your Stuff".
Richard Pryor
Chappelle is right up there with him and Pryor.
child worship is another good one
You're on your way. I was a believer as a kid. By the time I got to high school I was an agnostic. By the time I hit my 40s I hit atheist. He was right, the longer you live the more you realize things are f'd up.
I’m stuck on agnostic. But the stories and music are good.🤷🏽♀️
And that's why I believe most people do what we call an emotional reaction.just because there is evil doesn't mean there is no god .u can't conclude that just with the presence of evil.there might be a God who is letting evil happen because some good might come out of it or maybe there is an evil god out there .both these conclusions are reasonable possibility but concluding there is no god is a logical fallacy.its called god of the gaps which means that i see evil therefore there is no god.u just concluded a statement while leaping over the previous one.its called a logical fallacy and in normal words it's illogical .
I kindly disagree from my point of view. Was raised a Catholic, but not heavy duty, but never gave God a thought to be honest. Things change in life after you go through traumatic events and you get older. I'm not a Christian or in any religion, but I have my own ideas which are not traditional. I'm trying to open up my eyes and listen better - not everything needs to be spelled out to you.
@@Xenor999 Evil doesn’t exist either, at least not in the way people think of it. Nobody does anything purely for the sake of evil. Everyone that does bad things from stealing to mass murder does it because in their mind they are justified. A person that steals thinks of the world as unfair. Why should you have something and they don’t? if they take yours, you’ll probably just get another one and then you’ll both have one.
Every person that kills believes that either the person they kill deserves it, or they have no empathy and they think of them as irrelevent, like killing a video game character. Anyone that wants to kill has been hurt and wants to turn that hurt on other people because they see everyone else as evil.
People that con people for money or power do that for the same reason. When you feel that other people are evil, you have no empathy for them when you take their money. It also makes you feel superior to them.
There is no such thing as evil, there are only people.
@@ROArecords2 equivocation fallacy. "evil" is a word with various meanings. most people have no problem saying that mass murder or rape is "evil", whatever arguments may be made to the contrary.
“Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil?
Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?”
― Epicurus
Maybe because the evil happening make us learn some lessons and appreciate life more.this life is given for us for Granted so maybe these evil things are for us to learn lessons from or maybe appreciate life more.god doesn't want to prevent evil doesn't mean he is evil.it just means it might be beneficial for us in some way and it might be a lesson for us to appreciate life more and according to my religion life is a test anywag so of course hardship
will occur.thing is god not preventing evil doesn't make him not capable of doing it .there might be a wisdom behind every evil .we don't know.god has a the whole picture and we have just the pixel so we might not see the wisdom behind it.
@@Xenor999 Ah, yes. The whole "pain and misery gives life meaning" schtick. Can't appreciate the sweet without the salty and all that jazz. But life doesn't require a meaning to be assigned to it, because life is meaning unto itself. Think about it, when was the last time you heard about a couple enjoying the sunset and then this conversation happens: "You know what this moment could use honey? A little more pain and misery."
"You know dear, II was just thinking the same thing. Stay here, I'll go grab the flogger."
@@Z-one1000 obviously you haven’t met people who are into extreme BDSM.
If God is ominipresent, is he up my butt? Also, if God is up my butt, can I skip the colonoscopy & ask him to give me a report next Sunday? I just turned 50 and I am not looking forward to this experience.
@@Z-one1000 not really religious myself, but im curious here. if god made us free people, with a free will to do things. are you free if youre not able to do evil things and only do good things? do you know what good things are if there is no evil/bad things in the world?
i think everything is about perspective. you wont know what good things are if there is no bad things to compare it to.
and youre not truly a free person if you cant choose to do evil or good things.
its not about adding pain and misery to good/enjoyable situations. its about being able to enjoy good times and enjoyable situations because youve had it rough before, and you know bad things can happen and does happen.
it gives perspective. and its the other way around too. how can you know what bad is, if there is no good things in the world?
GC was more than a comic...philosopher, professor, prophet and poet. You need to explore more of him
Brown person here raised catholic. Combat cured me of any notion of a benevolent God. A God wouldn't allow the pain and suffering of children.
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@@BigDaddyMoMo1 Enjoy your reactions. BTW posted that before you said keep it light. Sorry.
Interesting
Logical fallacy .just because there is evil doesn't mean there is no god .u can't conclude that just because there is evil.same as u can't conclude there is no police just because there was no help when u were getting kidnapped.
@@Xenor999 the police aren’t omnipotent, don’t you say god is? I mean he created all this right?
He also did a bit about the 10 commandments, definitely worth checking out
YES IAN! She must find that!!!!!
Yes, please react to that one!
Was wondering if anyone had recommended that yet! His bit on the death penalty also ties into religion and is a great watch!
To Carlin, his jokes weren't really jokes. He thought of them as truth told in a funny way.
George Carlin was more than a stand up comedian, he was an astute observer. His command of the English language was on par university profs. He made us laugh by making us listen. When you listen, you learn. That's why he is so popular 6 years after his death. I first saw George on Johnny Carson in the 60's and watched his transformation into who he is on stage. He rejected the tired, canned jokes that passed for comedy, preferring to embrace the changing social mores coming up from the young folks. He demanded to tell the jokes he wanted to, not what he was told to do. His 'Seven Words You Can't Say on Television' is part of that. Please check out more of George's stuff, he was an amazing American icon.
RIP this man was an absolute legend
I Lowe George Carlin! I feel that his voice is needed in this day and age..
George was a master story teller. Most of his standups from the 60's and 70's still hold up today, even more so in some cases.
Watching the younger generations discover Carlin in all his glory is one of my guilty pleasures these days.
Bill Burr on religion is funny too! "You made this!"
Yes. Good one
This is about 1000 times better than any of the so-called standup-artists today. Carlin was so much more than just a «comedian», he was a philosopher. He made you THINK, remember when people used to do that..? He would have been totally horrified seeing what goes on in today’s society.
Joe bless us, everyone.
George was Catholic and he said a bit about them in his acts.
That's not true! He was only RAISED Catholic "until he reached the age of reason." George Carlin was an Atheist throughout his whole career!
@@marcgyver677 I was just giving his background from childhood.
Faith is merely fear dressed up as virtue.
He is STILL a LEGEND in my book...EVEN BEYOND HIS GRAVE...
I'm so happy you reacted to this. This is my all time favorite bit of george carlin! 🤣
"At least priests have their fun here and there.." .. boy you said it, lol. 👿
Your intro that included your basis of belief is a well-known philosophical argument called Pascal's Wager. There are many flaws with it, but I definitely get why you look at it that way (I also have Catholic guilt to this day, but I was raised Catholic, and thankfully escaped in my teens). Thanks for the Carlin reaction!
As you are new to George Carlin, I am new to your channel, this reaction, why I came I have seen this reaction from over 100 reaction channels, but I always love to see the next persons reaction, because I been following Carlin since 1974 and I have seen everything he has ever done so it's cool when I see other people first reaction then I share stuff.
It's hard to believe that it's been more than 56 years since I first heard Carlin on radio. "The Hippie Dippy Weatherman"
George is so spot on here
The Joe Pesci reference was put in as he was a good friend of George and he was in the audience that show (I even think it was his birthday but not sure about that)
she's back!! let's go.
Hey first time here and I really enjoyed your reaction. Carlin spoke truth to power through comedy. He once said that he's not trying to make people think. He's letting people know that he's thinking. There will never be another George Carlin.
Love when someone reacts to this stand up. It really makes people think. Just want to say belief is not a choice. It's a level of conviction.
You're in for such a treat if this is the first you're seeing of him. How you said that was one of the most captivating bits you've ever heard, the same can be said for literally his whole career, I bet any given bit of his you find will have you hooked. Best to ever do it
@3:00 Christopher Hitchens: Pascal's wager = religious hucksterism
Not gonna lie Mr Carlin makes very valid and entertaining points, I choose to walk by faith and not fear, have not attended a church service in some years now because as a young adult I noticed things that Mr Carlin points out with a lot of churches now a days. I find my most connected place is off on my own in the wilderness where anything could get you
The thing with George is listening to him, he made you think.
I saw him twice in the late seventies/early eighties after hearing him foe the first time in the early seventies.
One of his best bits, from the early seventies, is "7 Dirty Words".
Jim Jefferies - God drunk at a party
Or maybe a lovely anti theistic compilation of the best Hitchslaps :>
Everything is energy and vibration. This is his message. Reality is NOT in the things you see but what you FEEL! Love and Light. xxx
Wonderful George Carlin reaction! I am a big fan of his and yours, this was a great one! I like the background you gave, I always wonder how some people feel about these reactions. Take care!
Thank you Sky! I appreciate that. ALSO HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY!! YOURE THE BEST I HOPE GOHAN AND THE FAMILY IS WELL ❤️🎉🎁🎈
@@BigDaddyMoMo1 Oh my god!? Thank you very much that's so nice of you! We are well thank you, hope you are too!
That conundrum you talked about in the beginning is called Pascal's Wager
Fellow brown atheist (or future atheist for you) you aren't alone. We may keep it more silent especially with family but we are out here. Growing up I could never reconcile believing in the religion forced upon my ancestors during slavery. That led me to start questioning everything.
Friendly Atheist here.
There's no reason to bring it up unless somebody presses you on it.
@@davidfitnesstech so you are suggesting atheism is living through it's own version of "don't ask, don't tell" for this generation?
I agree with your advice specially in places where it could cause trouble at work or a safety risk in society, but in general, the less anyone speaks about it, the more people who disagree will feel justified to tell you off or take matter into their own hands and "fix it".
There is, however, a big difference between talking about it and pushing back by attacking anyone's faith
@@RadeticDaniel
Sure..I agree.
When I deconstructed years ago and realized I was an Atheist, I actually became almost obsessed with religion and the Bible.
Sometimes I have to check myself and what I say.. so I don't become obnoxious about it.
Usually, I just release some steam in religious video comment sections.
Loved your reactions to this video. Your smile and laugh brightened my day! 😊
Should definitely check out his 10 Commandments sketch
He was the greatest stand up philosopher ever. 😎
He made some good points because he was laying down the truth. It’s just something that makes people that have grown up believing without question uncomfortable.
Your riffing at the beginning was sweet, it also reminded me of the way Woody Allen riffs in his comedies ... that's a compliment btw
Love this stand upp and he makes awsome points, i saw this for the first time right before i saw the movie Dogma were he plays the best bishop ever😂
He plays a cardinal in Kevin Smith's Dogma, which makes it all the more a classic for any happy heretic. Carlin was hilarious from start to finish, though he began more family friendly. Then went comic activist of sorts. I miss the man, since he was the comedian my folks only allowed half an audio cassette tape(yah, I'm old) at a time to prevent asthma attacks from laughter.
Hi it's Michael from Australia here. Loved your reaction. George was one of the most intelligent comics on the planet. Rest in piece. Please watch "saving the Planet, as recommended below.
The tenants of religion, guilt and fear.
Any god worth worshipping would not need the threat of hell looming over you nor would it condem you for simply not believing it existed.
Through comedy George Carlin makes us think, he does not tell us how to think but he makes amazing observations on religion, but also on so many other topical issues. Great reaction you looked shocked and also saw the funny side of his routine. George was a deep thinker.
Dark Souls also taught me to Praise the Sun \`[-|-] /
My college roommate Zeeshan (Guess the skin color) became an atheist over the first decade that we were friends. And he was waking up super early for Fajr when I first met him.
other good bits of his are "Flying On The Airlines", "7 Dirty Words", "Our Similarities", "Soft Language", "4 Groups That Gotta Go", "10 Commandments", and "Save The Planet".
George Carlin was raised in a Irish Catholic working class family. George Carlin suffered loss and extremely tragedy in life, drug addiction, alcohol addiction.
Hi sweetheart- I want to thank you for being so open minded about this video, and even enjoying it. You were correct ~ George Carlin was raised Catholic, and like him, I became an atheist after 13 years of Catholic School. I commend you for sticking to your beliefs, and I loved how completely understanding you were, and how you don’t stand in judgment of others for who they choose to be. You are an all-around outstanding human being, and I am so impressed by your candidness, your open-minded sense of humor, your above average intellect, and your fun and hilarious presentation. Other “reactors” are not nearly as genuine as you are, and I could listen to you all day! I wouldn’t be “worried” about your God “insecurities” at all ~ because if there is a God, he knows what’s in your heart of hearts! Trust me when I say that even He would enjoy your presentation! I have watched it seven times with differing groups of people, and you are EVERYONE’S favorite so far! Keep up the great work, and by the way ~ George and I are DEFINITELY Feminists! And if you are correct with your belief in God, I guarantee that He’s a Feminist as well. Thank you for the wonderfully brilliant and hilarious response to George’s video!! From your huge fan, Jonathan!! ❤️💕🌹😂😂
George Carlin is funny as hell. He's shockingly intelligent. Kind of the Bill Burr of the 80s.
"Kind of the Bill Burr of the 80s"
Actually, it's exactly the other way around! George Carlin was one of Bill Burrs greatest role models.
This bit was from his special "you are all diseased" that was released in 1999 . It was one of 14 hbo specials he did in his over 40 years of comedy.He died in 2008 not long after doing his 14th special at the age of 71.
I love watching your reactions. You have a beautiful mind, a beautiful smile, and a beautiful face. You bring sunshine to my ageing eyes.
Thank you!! 😊
Your man there is North America's Billy Connolly: warm, funny, bloody funny, offended folks that needed it, a true Humanist.
Very good reaction it was funny
Thanks
George Carlin used to say his "job is essentially thinking up goofy shit, or reminding you of things you already knew - but forgot to laugh at the first time "
Brown, godless, and proud
Faith is not a problem in itself if it does not hinder your appreciation of the Sciences and the wonderful world it opens when it comes to answering the age old questions we ask.
Raised Catholic, I grew up and 45 now, atheist in the meanwhile for many years. This act is one of my favorite in comedy, because he explains it in a way that is rational. I believe most people believe religion as they are afraid to perish and simply be gone, end of story! Not the way I see it: after billions of years of universe and evolution you exist, that in itself is a miracle. You get born out of almost nothing, get to live a life, enjoy a life partially on your own terms, which species besides humans can say that on this planet alone? And when you die, your energy goes back to the universe, in our case our planet. Isn't what way better then religion? No guilt, no ownership, it's nature and you're being a miraculous part of it, having the privilege of being a human...you could have just as well been born a fly
About 9-10 years ago, during the time i used to be running my own freelance business, there was one particular day, bad things just kept happening throughout the whole day... and at the end of it.. i was like talking to myself like "i can believe the luck" and I kind of spoke and asked.. is there really a god. I questioned it's existance. truly i asked this question... It was one of the lowest points but i still tried to be positive.
The next day i was waiting for one of my clients... and again it started getting shitty.. he was late. in fact about an hour late .. i was like oh man.. another day. He turned up finally but i wasnt that peeved, then he treated me to one of his beer bottles that was actually not meant for sale. He imported some really special beer bottled by the monks and it was a limited edition sort of thing. It was called Deus.
React to Monty Python's The Spanish Inquisition.
Always nice to watch a reaction with Durrrrrrrdy…..
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The more you think "Maybe there isn't a god...", each time it gets longer, easier and the more George makes sense. Not to mention all the times you no longer have the conflicting thoughts of belief and reason. In the meantime, enjoy the journey with George! 😏😁
I can speak for a fairly good sized chunk of brown people who are athiests that were raised christian in the midwest. Growing up surrounded by people that are all varying degrees of racist, a lot of us left the church when we finally had the freedom to do so.
He was the Goat MoMo I read like 17 of his 23 books. Truly the KING in my book! Thanks, fantastic reaction!
I find it interesting that some of the most devout Christians are Hispanic, African Americans, and the Irish... The people who had the clergy beat into like crazy.
I totally understand believing in god or some higher power, i don't understand worshipping him and thinking he's a good guy.
I think we might just be blood cells inside a larger body.
@@douglasbriel6103 could be. There’s a lot of mysteries about our existence that we’ll never know the answers to, atleast not in our lifetime
Finally I'm meeting people like me what God would 'Test' humans to the level a lot of people in 3rd world countries are tested everyday
@@jeremyroberts8822 We'll see if the 2001 monoliths appear.
He is 100% correct in my humble opinion.
I came for the Headliner but the opening act was pretty good too.
What is worse when you die and stare up at Nergal/Anubis/Hades....
Also look up his revised 10 commandments
I encourage you to come out. Whenever one person comes out, it makes it slightly safer for others to do the same.
Unfortunately, many (if not most) people need religion of some sort.
Or a substitute.
I think this ties directly to drug use and crime.
For some reason, my home-town - Adelaide, South Australia is the freakin'
Meth Capital of the world!
Which if you visited would surprise you...
it's a nice city. 😏
Point being, this seems to be concurrent with people's abandonment of religion.
Nothing higher to live for, and no higher accountability.
True, imo nobody would need it if their parents didn’t tell them there’s a god when they are children, since children believe basically whatever their parents tell them. But yeah I’ve known many people who got out of control with drugs that used religion to help clean themselves up, it’s not the only way but it is like free therapy if you don’t take in to account all the stress of thinking there’s a hell that you might go to if you eat shellfish on Sunday or whatever
@@BWater-yq3jx Still better than believing in something that isn't real and doesn't exist. That would make you an idiot.
Do 10 commandments from him next
Worth it
This man is so hilarious may he rest in peace 😭
One has to consider - there's a difference between religion and what constitutes a soul.
Raised Catholic, developed with reason and absurdity, and honed on cannabis, LSD and cocaine.
RIP my friend. Cheers!
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One of my all-time favorite routines.
subbed, hes a legend
I just feel like religion has caused more harm than good. It’s great that people have their faith to keep them going in tough times but I mean there have been literal wars fought over this stuff that we don’t even know if it’s true or not. To me personally it’s wierd that people will just believe whatever is written in some book and spend their entire lives worshipping a god that may or may not exist. Idk if there is a god or not we’ll never know but if there is why does he/she let so much evil run rampant in the world
Monotheistic religion
Faith is required absent of fact.
George on Saving the Planet 😂🤣😲
Did anyone notice how many times she said the word LIKE???😂😂😂😂😂
If God is so high and mighty that he/she can't stand being made fun of or being insulted then he/she has no business being God. God should be wiser and more mature than we are.
LOL why in the world would anyone have to put up forever with being insulted in their own house? like most social media posts - no sense whatsoever. I invite you to my house, you come over and trash it and then when the trash stats affecting your health you say I should have fixed it even when I told you not to trash my house.
@@tonymarks4694 well good thing God doesn't exist then huh?
@@jasongalley604 No the good thing is that you saying he doesn't isn't compelling or relevantto the 90% of the world that says he does.
You are allowed to be who you want to be regardless of skin color. Don't apologize for being you.
Faith is a weapon that is used to keep people from asking critical questions.
Faith is a weapon that is used to get people's money, and to make you feel horrible if you have to use "their" money to feed your own kids. Oh yeah, it is also used to convince you that you are diseased and they are the cure - again for that low low price of 10% of your money. And if you want a reward, well then, you are going to have to wait until after you die when the statute of limitations for fraud expire, sucker
Aww you are adorable!! great reaction. Prof carlin requires a seatbelt... WELL DONE DEAR!!! ♥♥♥
He wasn't just any other comedian, Momo. But he was a *philosopher,* actor, author and social critic and a very smart man. Born and raised as a New Yorker, and was known for his black comedy and reflections on politics, English language, psychology, religion and various taboo subjects. He and his *"7 dirty words"* comedy skit(which was a pretty funny and relatable one and recommended) were central to the 1978 U.S. Supreme court case F.C.C. v Pacifica Foundation, in which a 5-4 decision affirmed the government's power to regulate incident material on the public airwaves. And widely regarded as one of the most important and influential American stand-up comics *OF ALL TIME,* and not to mention he dubbed by the newspaper to be *"the Dean of Counter culture comedians".*
The guy said a lot of facts and yet was funny about it at the same time, told it like it is and wasn't afraid to speak his own mind and was a true comedic legend.
Keep the George Carlin please you'll get to know him better as a comedian and of his material and where he's coming from and he doesn't hold back and he tells it like it is and he wasn't afraid of expressing himself. If some of this gets didn't make you laugh you would make you think.
A follow up for this skit is definitely "the 10 commandments"
He wasn't a feminist as such but was against inequality, he said in an interview about how those who abuse their positions of power are normally men. Look up dave allen religious joke for stuff of a similar nature.
Great reaction, thank you!
Beautiful reaction. Please do more George
I highly recommend his “American Dream” bit and his “Euphemisms” Routine
Love this bit, he's amazing live.
One thing I've noticed is that alot of the disease, famine, war, murder, etc. that people use to disprove God usually boils down to free will. Unfortunately at our stage of being people as a whole just suck.
Check out bill burr Religion it’s really good
Love ❤️ your reaction
Hey, philosophy teacher here. If you ever want to get past that "I shouldn't even ask that question" point and have a friendly examination of these topics or even just a conversation, just give me a shout. You seem to be interested in the topic and let's put it this way: If your scrutiny makes your belief stronger, God wouldn't mind. And if your belief doesn't hold up to scrutiny, there is no God to worry about...
I am from a heavily Catholic country (Ireland), thankfully not heavy anymore. I wouldn't say I'm an Atheist but rather Agnostic, my parents are Catholic though but not heavy, they ain't the type to browbeat others about what's right or wrong and they only go to church when it's a funeral or baptism. My parents remember a time when the church had more control in the state, Priests and Nuns were their school teachers and were extremely harsh, even though my parents are Catholic even they don't want a religious state for the next generation as they already lived through that and agree that a secular state is better than a religious one. In fact the vast majority of old Catholics I speak to on the subject of theocracy have said they don't want to return to that, the older generations remember when they were beat in school and when their children were torn from them and put up for adoption simply because the parents had a child out of wedlock.