Brad Wilcox has done it AGAIN! |
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- in 2021, Brad Wilcox spoke at New Zealand Education Week. Somewhat ironically given his audience, he tried to undermine a Pew Research study by claiming other studies, essentially, have shown that atheists are immoral, without citing said studies...
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Thanks for this, Nemo! Funny thing is the Global God Divide study uncouples religion from spirituality - and only uses spirituality as a measure. Plus nowhere does it give evidence of Wilcox's horrible, over-the-top conclusions. Wilcox is holding up a receipt for a Timex pretending he bought a Rolex.
More ignorance from Brad the Mormon: pushing the us vs them.
Love love love Faith Unraveled podcast!!
This guy had a meeting with Jodi Hildebrandt while she was engaged in torturing the Franke children and defrauding her Mormon clients.
So what?
#powerofdiscernment
The craziest people seem to get the closest to LDS General Authorities. Tim Ballard, Mark Hoffman, Jodi etc.
@devinhildebrandt2709 you don't think someone's association and interactions with religious leaders while they are actively causing harm to others and breaking the law is relevant? 100 percent this is relevant when the church claims discernment and the ability to judge someone's worth.
Demon meets with demon
He is woefully ingorant. As someone that has studied plane crashes, I can tell you that people of all backgrounds become very brave in their behaviour in a crash.
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Michaelgrey As an also plane crash expert and professional psychologist specializing in people who ride in said crashing airplanes, I tend to concur with your assessment of aforementioned plane crashing individuals.
I just listened to a military podcast about the Titanic sinking. No Mormons and yet there was no pushing.
Just for the sake of correctness, there WERE Mormons on board the Titanic, and at least one pair of missionaries died in the tragedy. It was an intersectional tragedy.
@@iwantcandy2 WHO, please?
Really.
Who were THOSE brave hearts?
They deserve respect along with all others. Then. And now.
Which, in any case, are not concurrent cultures, are they?
Scam comment. Titanic was not a military vessel, so why would it appear in a military podcast. Nemo needs to Roll Tape! on this one.
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You need to give your source material, on that.
@@Lovethisguy-kf1ku I made a typo. I listened to the Rest Is history podcast. Some times my thumbs make mistakes
My sons don't believe in God but would be the FIRST to help someone in a moment of crisis. I am so tired of hearing Brad Wilcox teach these things to the youth of the LDS church!
I agree with you. The fact that he works with young people makes me very uncomfortable.
@@jewelgazerYes, Brad Wilcox believes he is a gift from God to minister to youth. Don’t let your children near this creep. Besides, he’s developing jowls like Jeffrey Dodo Hollander. 😂
You don't have to be a member of any church to be kind.
This is a wonderful guy and I am sorry you don't like what he has to say.
Most people don't care for prophets either but oh well, doesn't make what they say less true
@@jewelgazerhes worked with youth forever. I remember him as a youth.
I worry more about people who believe bad is good and good is bad. I don't hear anyone complaining about this and the world teaches that.
This is one of the many problems of the LDS church. If you are a fellow member, you are a friend. If you are not a member, you are viewed as either a potential member or an enemy. Weird and cultish.
I have many friends who are not of the same faith, or even believe in God. I will be there to help others!
An enemy? Not true, “We invite ALL men and women to come unto Christ to receive His restored Gospel” that is repeated as a missionary every day.
Love your neighbor and love God are the 2 great commandments.
Where are you getting enemy from?
That's what they say, but not what they do. This is the theory. In practice, they tell you to stay away from "apostates", even tell their children not to hang out with children of members who are questioning teachings, history or decisions. They teach to look for the "lost sheep", but as soon a sheep is getting "lost" they turn away, don't want to find it, because the lost sheep could be causing trouble in their mind. That's the sad truth. They try to silence them and in some cases they just get excommunicated.
the experience of being endlessly sneered at by a boss who was convinced of his moral superiority over others. but OF COURSE that's not everyone, and I love your comment. Thanks for taking the time to post it.@@spencersessions
Christ doesn't demand you follow Him, He invites. No one is forcing you to become Christian -- which is why so many ignore it.
You must discover for yourself - no one can and no one will make you.@@sleepycalico
When RMN's plane was "going down in flames", he didn't reach out to comfort the "hysterical" woman. He just sat smugly, judging her and taking comfort in knowing he's saved.
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That was such a ridiculous story! I’ll never forget it lol
RusselMNelson's (fake) story, in his own words, states that his plane was going down in flames and he sat in peace knowing his soul wad saved. He said the lady next to him was screaming hysterically. So BW's claim that Believers are the first to reach out when the "train is going off the rails" is proven wrong by the (so called) prophet himself🤣
What could he have done more? And you completely added in the "smugly judging her" for kicks and giggles for divisiveness sake. If you're going down in a plane and you can't contribute to the solution how do you "save" others?
@@spencersessions Have you watched his talk when he tells the plane story? I thought that he was very, very smug when he talked about her. I know he is the prophet, but that doesn’t mean that he doesn’t judge people from time to time. Like the “lazy learners” comment - I felt that was name calling and grossly unfair. I’m sure he has said many good things, but it’s hard for me to give him a free pass when he is a prophet. A mere man yes, but as a prophet he is judged by a different standard.
Wilcox is full of BS. Empathy isn't a product of religion.
What is the purpose of empathy if there is nothing after this life? A short-term burst of dopamine perhaps? Might as well scroll on and get your fix rather than respond since empathy isn't rooted in eternal meaning.
Maybe for you it has to be rooted in eternal meaning. Maybe for others they choose a moral way because they don’t want to harm others. If the only thing keeping you from doing terrible things is your religion, that says more about you than the non believers.
Tapping into our eternal nature being brothers and sisters creates an innate desire to help. As we grow we can choose to be selfish.
Naturally most 2 year-olds want to
help another in a time of need. It's innate being children of God.
What should be conveyed (if Nemo decided to include it) is the true message Brad was intending to convey - but he'd rather make a buck presenting church leaders in a negative light.
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@@spencersessionsbelieving in an afterlife does not dictate morality.
@@spencersessionsWow! Do you know how many people who do not believe in an afterlife are empathetic and moral? Just stop it with your ridiculous theories.
Reading the subtlety of “Mormon speak,” he’s implying that a non-believer is anyone who is not a devout Later-day Saint.
They R the ones telling all non Mormon Christians ✝️ that they Aren't True Believers since 1830 : LOL 😂
Over and over, research finds that most people really step up in a crisis. It’s beautiful actually.
He is one of the most embarrassing and public faces of Mormon naivety.
He’s simply trying to point out that people who have a Christlike heart will put others before themselves.
No need to label him as embarrassing. Nemo and his followers love to demonize and take intent out of context to fit their ideals.
Notice he has to find 3 year old content to create a story? Come on. If you search for negativity, you’ll always find it.
@@spencersessions I hear where you’re coming from. And I’m not demonizing him. Brad is particularly fond of taking otherwise good Christian ideas and warping them to their extreme. Being other-oriented is the underlying principle, which is good. But saving yourself in crisis is NOT selfish. Just as helping others at the expense of your own safety is not virtuous. His particular hermeneutic of “faith” is really prominent amongst the leadership and it’s damaging.
And that is a high, high bar.
@@steve-ok2090 While Brad wants to be valiant for Christ he can say something that can be interpreted wrong. I have a family and I would save my family first before a stranger. That isn't selfish and I'm sure you'd agree. Having said that Christ invites us to lose ourselves in the service of others. It's a fine line to balance that God has asked of us.
Yes, religion doesn't have a monopoly on goodness. But goodness stems from something that is beyond earthly.
@spencersessions the video has been circulating online for the past week, nemo didn't find or search for it. He simply comments on what is relevant in mormon online spaces. Also, Brad can make comments about Christlike love and lift members up without tearing other groups down simply because of their lack of belief. That is the issue here.
I am a better human out of the church (20 years) than I ever was in the church.
Sheeple will believe any "faith promoting rumor" no
matter how ridiculous the rumor is.
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Brad.. you may want to open your King James version and reread the Good Samaritan story, you know the one where the non-believing non-Jew is the ONLY one who stopped to help?
Excellent point!
@jared. 💕💜💕
I remember when I was in YW back in the day, we were told that it was better for us to die in a rape attack then to lose our virtue. Here Brad seems to be saying again that it is selfish to have the natural instinct to survive. No-one knows how they are going to react in an extreme situation so I'd like to know about these studies BW is summing up.
Wow! I would demand to see evidence of that outragious claim. Having been in a plane that needed to make an emergency landing, we all stayed relatively calm. We deplaned without fuss and I felt like I was part of a lovely gang. Nobody asked about our religious beliefs.
Such horse shit. I think as many believers as unbelievers would act the same way based on their persona. Some would help and some wouldn’t.
Exactly, Nemo is taking an off the cuff response and asking for receipts when clearly the Savior tells us “ For whosoever will save his life, must be willing to lose it for my sake; and whosoever will be willing to lose his life for my sake, the same shall save it.”
Luke 9:24
All faith centric people believe in doing good. This is simply a way for Nemo to find content, stir up his followers, and gain more traction.
@@spencersessions not quite my point. I’m an atheist and I wouldn’t step over. I would and do help out where I can. Y’all don’t have the monopoly on humanity or morality. Cheers.
Completely agree@@harryfve5 . Christian's don't have a monopoly on it, but it provides an excellent foundation to build a society -- if we follow who Christ actually was. People don't know Him well enough and so this next generation deems Him as decisive. Exactly what killed Him in the first place.
I understand you don't believe in Him, but you have faith enough to believe that we're aren't on this spinning rock for no purpose.
@@spencersessions please don’t read any negative context in this text. I appreciate this dialogue and your tone. However I don’t know if there is Devine purpose. I’m fairly certain that all religions are made up to fit certain cultures politics and science. The Bible is a complete mess. I will grant you though that the fear of eternal hell is sometimes adequate to keep some of the more violent from acting it out. So you still win. Appreciate the conversation. Cheers.
I equally appreciate your tone, thank you. The bible can seem like a mess because there are so many authors and points of view. Perhaps some of the text doesn't translate to English as it should - nevermind that. Most Christian religions do believe in hellfire/ damnation. LDS church believes in the personal sorrow of what could have been if we were given a chance to do something about it. If we make mistakes we can rely on the forgiver (Christ). I know it sounds odd but I believe justice keeps order - even after we die. Even though this is the case - God I know is more merciful than we can imagine.
Also, my intent isn't to win the conversation but to find the truth and align to it. Cheers @@harryfve5
He said “studieS”-plural. I wonder if these studies were conducted by his friend, colleague & spiritual confidant Jodi Hildebrandt?
Muahaha! 😂
Religion doesn't give a person a moral compass. Religion only labels what the compass points at as "good" or "evil". Unfortunately this label system prevents some from following their conscience, the Holy Ghost, light of Christ, etc.
He does not need studies because the sheep will believe him anyway.
Lol
As a believer, I’d like to make a deal with you friend. For every incident you can find from a church leader in the last 10 years like this example, I will give you one dollar. I’ll even let you take the example out of context. In return, for every absurd Exmo idea you believe you give me ten cents. We will see who will win that money game. I’m fairly confident in myself.
Jokes on you I was never Mormon.
Wonderful, have you read the Book of Mormon, Another Testament of Jesus Christ? It will teach you much more than these websites.
@@Coastal1931I have read all holy scriptures of your Church and I have read the Book of Mormon twice, thank God.
I’ve owned a service business for 30 years and I’ve learned to not trust anyone who leads with their affiliation with the Mormon church. I’ve been burned many times by bishops and stake presidents. And customers who advertised their devotion to the church. I don’t believe Brad is referencing any actual studies.
Reminds me of the Scientology speech (possibly Tom cruise but I can’t remember). Anyway they are saying how when there’s a car crash or tragedy, Scientologist are the only ones who stop and help. Because they are the ones the care about others. Lol
The parallels between the two “churches,” as well as their founders, are remarkable.
I’d think in a survival situation, our nervous systems will take over. Fight/flight/freeze is just going to happen. To call that selfish or a consequence of non-belief is odd because it’s what our bodies are designed to do: ensure our survival.
@a_ blaster. 🌈🌈🌈. And the
over-riding RESPONSE
of our primal
nervous system is to RESPOND to someone ELSE or THING crying out in distress TO HELP THEM.
[Still, freezing is not necessarily condemnable, even if it SOME-
times seems contemptible.]
This "spot", however, IS BOTH .
He shouldn't be allowed out alone
Hahaha!
Well, alone would be fine. But letting him “preach” ridiculous 💩 from a church-wide pulpit to the youth should NOT be allowed. 🤮
Why shouldn't he be let out of his cage, now and then?
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Your emojis are funny.
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@@1JohnMills Haha!
Yes this was my first response, Show me the studies! This kind of 1980s Mormon apologetics worked when facts weren’t easily available. It doesn’t work now. He’s so completely tone deaf, it’s almost like an SNL parody of Mormonism. This is all part of the “where will you go?” narrative, right? If you leave us, you will have no moral framework for ethical decision making, virtue, kindness, it would be anarchy.
Nemo we love you! You’re the best !
Anecdotal yes, my lived experience has been the opposite of the assertion Wilcox is making
Mine too.
That’s not true, Brad!
Brad has a massive Rameumptom stand. Period. Someone please remove it!!
He continues to tell lies upon lies
@jessica. .... Lies upon lies;
Pretense upon pretense.
And they don't even actually
HAVE THAT RIGHT!
He's playing church and playing academia. He sure does like having an impact no matter the cost.
Thank you Nemo.. This guy is such a bag of gas. " We're better than you and we know it"
How disgraceful. So, those who dont believe in what they do, they are selfish? Oh my.. someone should shout at this guy in real time how he trashes millions of good people.
Let’s pretend this study isn’t a lie for a sec-So Joe’s church requiring people making a dollar a day down in Africa, to pay their tithing, ISN’T an example of “stepping on anybody they have to” for their own selfish end????!! The depravity of this church never ceases to amaze me
Moreover, Brad Wilcox doesn’t just mean believers in God. He means believers in Mormon God. It’s a cult tactic to keep members from leaving by telling them they are better than the cult non-members.
The church of brainwashing clients
I live in a small town in south East Idaho. Our volunteer firefighters and volunteer ambulance has few LDS members. We are mostly serving LDS people but I’m outside of the church now. My parents are in it and literally serve on both of these units and I think we have one guy on the fire department this Mormon.. no I’m a nonbeliever. I am one of the only non-believers of religion. Other people are other face but no we did not have a very high volunteer rate for Mormons in our community in any aspect.
Now those are good facts! I have been more interested in volunteering in my community since my faith transition. I get to choose how and when and who to help.
@@SuzySylvania , is what I think LDS members spend so much time with church they don’t serve on boards or in the larger community that they live. They don’t have time. They are serving their smaller community in the church.
@@KurtMathews-ko6rc Kept busy, assures VERY LITTLE OPPORTUNITY
to interact with any non-programmed
thinking, organized, non-self-seeking
others.
Busy-busy DlSTRACTION occupies the body unto exhaustion and takes the heart off line.
The mind only re-boots in order to RECRUIT.
And "the church" claims any "credit" it can and makes it last for all time.
In high school, Brad Wilcox had a holier than this attitude. He was thin-skinned and had no sense of humor. Guess he hasn’t changed.
Come on, Nemo, STUDIES!!!!
For some reason, that reminds me of a news article that said, "A recent survey shows that two out of three people [insert thing here]". That made me think, "You only got three people to answer a survey?"
My grandson’s “dad” is a man who is helping my daughter to raise another man’s child. He is one of the best people I know. Being an atheist doesn’t mean Lukas would not give his own parachute away, knowingly…
“Studies show” Brad met with Jodi Hildebrandt while she was actively torturing children and ruining lives with dishonest and malicious behavior. And rather than help the helpless victims, he praised and blessed the abuser.
Look, we can all play the “studies show” game if we don’t need to cite our sources.
BW trying to devide LDS from their community. Agree that he should support his arguments by facrmts.
I agree with you 144,000% !!!!!
Wilcox has been Toxic for decades going back to when he did EFY and the young adult circuit. He shouldn’t be giving advice to deaf hamster, much less anyone else.
I would very much enjoy going through the studies he is citing! Something tells me I wouldn’t be able to find them in google scholar though 😂
I am just waiting for the Wilcox Gay Sex Scandal to pop up. As a gay man, Wilcox seems to light up my Gaydar!
I thought the same thing when I met him 20 years ago…
When I was a believing member I thought that man was amazing and I loved his talks. Now that I don't drink the Koolaid anymore I'm often horrified at the way he twists his points to sound decent when they're not.
I’ve been in war and I’m a believer (not LDS), and I have to disagree with Mr Wilcox.
So how come a zillion photos and videos of just random people helping random people always come out of every big disaster?
What utter codswallop !!!
Studies show that you have no spirit of discernment when interacting with child abusers
If I met this man sight unseen as a complete stranger . His demeanor and mannerisms would immediately cause me to throw up my guard and we would not hit it off . Skuzzy and sketchy
Wow! I think he's delusional
Wilcox tends to pull most of the things he says out of his ass. since I`ve left the church I have found more kind giving people out side the church.
Ex-Mormons are very kind. I find they enjoy not being told to serve,for the first time they can see the need and act upon it.
@smallfairy. AND THERE ARE ALSO ACTIVE Tbms who are true-hearted and eager to be kind.
Sadly, one can VERY RARELY tell when it is sincerity or assigned duty.
And that is TRAGIC for ALL involved.
When you have LOVED THEM because you trusted them and then later, when you do not go for the perfection program, they "NEVER KNEW YOU", it makes a potty- mess of a reasonable mind. 🐙
@@sheliabryant3997
Happily, time heals all wounds.
God bless. 🎉❤
True. Bring the receipts or it's just words
Brad Wilcox is 💯 a hot air 🎈in need of 📌
Wilcox is a shameful shame
He has totally become unhinged demonizing, those who do not believe
The best way old Brad could preserve any semblance of integrity he might have . . . would be for him to keep his mouth completely shut. He seems to get more and more absurd as time goes on.
It's annoying that Wilcox uses his popularity as a Mormon public speaker to spew such absolute nonsense. He is a perfect example of how the church "others" people while claiming moral preeminence. What he is saying is BS. Discerning people know that is true!
What an insufferable person.
As he steps on all the non believers. Hypocrite.
Brad is just doing his job, as a spokesperson for his superiors.
(He speaks for them, just as they speak for God. Right?)
He’s always at it again, Brad is begging for an assignment in the top 15.
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The believers are too busy pleading or praying to God to save themselves and save no one. Non-believers not only know they can save themselves, but they " believe " everyone is equal and important. They will " turn" and sacrifice their own safety to help others first
The book The Plague by Albert Camus makes a super interesting point about this!! The atheist character says basically “when someone has a problem Christians will say ‘I’ll pray for you’ and sit back for God to intervene. But atheists know nobody else is coming, so they will step up and do the work.”
Now I’m a Christian and I hope that part about Christians isn’t true. But it did definitely give me some insight on how atheists could view Charity and still have really great works in their life. ❤
He remains the worst gaslighter. Illogical and easily proven wrong..is his mind ok?
...but what kind of gas is he "lit" on?
That's the real question.
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Really? This is the biggest gaslighting talk I've ever heard. People react to emergency situations according to their mental health. Like, Narcissistic personalities will probably run. Those who are stressed LDS never feeling adequate will pass out. You don't have to be Christian or Mormon to love your fellow man and to want to save them in case of an emergency. Judgemental man. Totally President Nelson talk... Lol
how's his bestie Ruby Franke?
Who is he talking about? Non believers ? I know a few ‘non believers’, some of the best people I know, would do anything for anyone! They are much loved by others. Great parents.
What a load of Tosh this is
This is insulting!
What study? Can you give us a link to research quoted?
As a non-believer, I too push people out of the way to *checks notes" uh, get out the door of the plane that's still in the air?
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Brad's argument is such BS! What makes more sense: Someone who requires promise or reward or threat of punishment (religious people) to do good and be moral, or people who find that doing good is entirely its own reward. The most moral and giving people I have known have been atheist.
What a bizarre notion 🤔 Doesn't anyone read and approve these talks before they're televised?
Hildebrandt and Wilcox prove you are only as good as the company you keep 😉
God is where our moral compass comes from. That's the breakdown.
This makes me so sick. It’s kind of how I was raised in Mormonism, I think there are similar feelings in Christianity and perhaps other religions as well. Wilcox is trying to make people feel good by belonging to a group that will help others while supposing the rest will not. I loved that he referred to the plane crashing as part of it all, thank you Mr Nelson for that “story”
False doctrine
GOOD GOD how is this actually a real talk
Brad needs Will Smith in his life...
Wilcox is putrefication with a mic to spout lies. He needs therapy. And the mic turned off.
What an awful thing to say. Brad needs to close his mouth and keep it shut.
who where when how are these studies done? studies show Brad’s bus went off the road a long time ago
Not all nonbelievers have evil desires. Just because I no longer believe in the church does not make me a bad person.
That was an extremely self-righteous thing for him to say. He just came off incredibly judgemental.
It's funny. He has the nerve to call nonbelievers evil when his church teaches its young women to only date returned home missionaries, that's messed up right there, the guy should look into his own church and wake up.
That's weird! President Russell tells his famous story of being in a plane crash. The lady next to him was hysterical. He was calm. Why wasn't he helping her??
Thank you for exposing him, such a terribke lie😔
The fucking audacity of this man.
Another reason that I stopped drinking the kool-aid.
Nemo is at it again. Right side in the light, left side in the shadows.
I am hurt and shocked! I don’t think every LDS member is like Ruby and Kevin Franke or Chad and Lori Darnell! The lack of crediting me with empathy or love for those around me breaks my heart for this man who holds this world view and believes he understands his God.😮
Prophet Nelson never helped the supposed scared woman .However, he did condemn her fear and not uplift her .Sounds unhelpful and selfish to me .
Truth was the story of the spiriling plane diving to the earth was untrue .Truth was after slight turbulence the plane landed at the airport and not in a field as he lied to make it look like he was saved by a miracle .(God protection etc. )
Because I don’t believe in the Church anymore, but I live the good principles, and yet, just as I am a regular active member, but because I say I don’t believe the Church anymore, I’m considered not an example to my family. So intolerant just like other extremist religious groups.
Hmmmm . I wonder if Todd Beamer, the American hero that was on Flight 93 , that led the charge on the hijackers that took the plane down in Shanksville , Penn., was taking the Mormon discussions? Yeah, he had to have been.
Even if believers save people in emergencies, that DOES NOT mean God exists. It just shows how religion can be a tool to affect people's actions, and in this example it is positive.
Hmmm, to say something faithful back in return of near equal matter, but chiding meter and address...
'O Hearken, and Marvel oh ye Believers! For thine Plane was prepared by the Lord to have been plucked by the very skies, to have been bathed with holy and with the ever giving radiant fires; to be blessed by the fiery hart and bosom of thine Lord, and to have been received by a place of mine that I have prepared for thee, a Desert Island.
Wherefore, if ye twain doth returned back to the land from where ye tarried, ye wouldst have surely died in the iniquity of that very land. For evils and corruptions perverted my holy people.
Weepeth not, to give unto thine misery and give
Rejoice for thou have been blessed and thou hast been chosen!
Wherefore, thine delieverance hast been assured to be on a righteous land, even so, by the mouth of a humbling servant, Brad Wilcox, however not a very fruitful land.
And lo, for dust eateth by low sobriety of mind and spiritual reprove, dust goeth here unto the same that tarry'eth upon that barren and unfruitful land, yea even unto that Desert Island.
What's the name of the talk where he shared such divisive message?
It’s in the description
I thought Brad was a douche wannabe Tony Robbins when I met him in 1993 and he still is.
😅😂🎉
He sounds just like Tom Cruise saying only a Scientologist can help people at the scene of an accident. 😂
As a believer I think a little accountability for saying something like this is fair enough. I wonder though if I followed you around, and held you accountable for everything you’ve ever said, what I would find. Nemo, I hope you dont think I can’t find something petty or wrong in your public catalogue.
You may well find those sorts of things, the key difference is I don't claim to speak for God.
Is that your standard Nemo? Someone is called into church leadership, they give a talk and God gives them perfect words. It’s not hard to see why you might be struggling with your faith friend.
This is a wicked thing to say; the natural instinct to survive makes us behave in ways we cannot even begin to foretell. Another slab of guilt to be laid upon the tender hearts of we mere mortals.
Why is it that we can only see someone for their mistakes these days, if Mr. Beast said something misogynistic he’d be wiped from RUclips, forget all the good things he’s done.
Do you mind if I ask for some context behind the clip?