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(h) TROM - 2.22 Religion

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    [Religion]
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    Usually, before we believe something, we want proof
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    or as much proof as we can get
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    Before you buy a car you try to check it out
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    Before I try to skate across that frozen lake
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    I'm going to make sure the ice is solid
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    But when it comes to the supernatural
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    Yes, the psychic powers, astrology and so forth
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    Lots of people have a different standard
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    They believe because they want to believe
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    They care less about proof because believing makes them happy
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    Now if you are only 4 years old it's ok to believe in things we know not to be true
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    like Santa Claus
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    He lives in the sky
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    - Who does?
    - Santa Claus
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    Tell me about the Easter Bunny... he's real?
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    - Where did he go?
    - He's at the candy [store]
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    To learn more about what psychologist call magical thinking
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    Professor Robert Kavanaugh Williams College in Massachussets
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    Devised a test that involved an imaginary animal in a box
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    He repeated this for us as ??? 4 to 6 years old
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    First he divides the kids into pairs and then
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    his research assistant calls the kids' attention to the large empty box
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    [Assistant] - You guys have been sooo good...
    [Kid] - What's in the box?
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    As we watch from behind the two-way mirror the children are shown that there's nothing in the box
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    [Assistant] -Empty!
    Then she tells them a story about a a hungry fox who lives in the box
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    [Some chatting]
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    They are told that is just pretence
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    [Some chatting]
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    and she again tells them it was all make believe
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    [Assistant] We are just pretending and there is no fox in the box...
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    Then she tells them that she has to leave them alone for a few minutes
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    [Assistant] I'll be right back
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    Now I assume that the kids having looked in the box will know that there is no fox in there
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    but they don't
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    some hear the fox...
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    [Some kid chatting] I hear something ???
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    They worry about it
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    [Some kid chatting] ??? that was just the wind
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    Some go to the box to listen but are afraid to open it
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    [Some kid chatting]
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    but one pair does
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    Some kids accept that there is no fox in there but most kids aren't sure
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    [Some kid chatting]
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    This is what happens in test after test
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    Almost every child begins to believe that the animal they helped create
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    might be real
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    [Assistant] - Hi guys, thanks for waiting
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    [Some kid chatting]
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    Even when the researcher explains again that there was no fox in the box
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    Most children believe it was there
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    [Some kid chatting]
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    even Ema who looked in when Isaac opened the box
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    [Ema] - Isaac opened the box and he saw the largest fox.
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    Sometimes when we form beliefs,
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    those beliefs persist against logic or evidence to the contrary.
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    When I talked to the kids later, many were still convinced that the fox was in there.
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    [Journalist] are you sure?
    [Kids] - No!
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    [Kids] - Yeah!
    - There is a fox, I saw one ???
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    Now magical thinking is fine for kids, [but] it's another thing when adults do [it].
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    As you can see all the children show the same symptoms:
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    strong hallucinations and lack of reason.
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    Can this be something "natural" for a human being?
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    It’s because we are raised with fairy tales, stories without reason.
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    Form your own conclusions.
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    Religion is an idea such as is true on Earth.
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    Professions like priests and bishops exist solely because of this idea.
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    They are paid by the system even though all they do is confuse the population.
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    In the same system we have a contradictory idea,
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    called science, which seeks to find answers rather than make them up.
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    I say this because religion is based on the idea
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    that the world was created by divine intelligence,
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    because of some ancient writings,
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    and science has discovered that the world that we know,
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    the universe,
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    was formed in a completely different manner.
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    Religion observes by definition,
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    which is extremely dangerous,
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    and science defines by observation because it appears to be the most logical approach.
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    Religion not only confuses humans
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    but is also accepted as a job in the monetary system.
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    Lots of money is given to religious institutions
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    while at the same time millions of people are starving or have nowhere to stay.
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    Religion might help people with their confrontation with death,
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    but it's unacceptable for human evolution to allow people to lie to themselves,
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    especially because we are able to explain so many things we couldn’t before.
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    For what are you living? Just to please your senses ?
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    If you were an eagle,
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    would you lie at the foot of a fruit baring tree just because it is comfortable,
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    because it's cool there,
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    because from time to time fruit falls?
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    With your amazing ability and great big wings,
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    you accept such a situation just because you feel more comfortable?
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    or because you're afraid not to fall when you fly?
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    Because I see no evidence whatever
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    in the christian dogmas
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    I examine all the stock arguments including the existance of God,
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    but none of them seem to be logically valid.
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    Do you think there's a practical reason for having a religious belief for many people?
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    Well it can't be a practical reason for believing what isn't true
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    That's quite... instantly ruled out. It's impossible.
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    Either a thing is true or it isn't. If it is true you should believe it, if it isn't shouldn't
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    and if you can find out whether is true or it isn't you can suspend judgement.
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    But you can't... It seems to me a fundamental dishonesty
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    a fundamental treachery to intellectual integrity
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    to hold a belief because you think it's useful and not because you think it's true.
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    Well, I would think in those people who find
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    some kind of religious code, helps them to live their lives,is in a very strict set of rules
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    the rights and the wrongs
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    These rules are generally quite mistaken
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    Great many of them do more harm than good.
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    and they will probably be able to find a rational morality that they can give back.
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    if they drop this irrational traditional taboo morality (that) comes out of savage ages
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    - What's is the point for...?
    - We are only human beings. We pray for all kind of things
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    I'm told by people who pray
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    I say to them "Suppose God doesn't answer your prayer."
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    they say "Well then it's his will, I will accept his will"
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    but what's the point of praying in the first place if he gonna do what he wants to anyway.
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    There is supposedly a divine plan. how ??? arrogant as to ask him to change his plan for some narrow reason whether is
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    health or wealth
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    We are arrogants, we all think the world is revolving around us ...
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    But you think prayer works?
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    I pray to Joe Pesci and I get the same results.
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    I get the same results that I used to get from God when I was nine years old
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    and I believed in the invisible man in the sky.
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    You get about half of the things you pray for, it's lots of probability,
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    half of things you pray for you get, half of them you don't, you write all the have ???
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    and it's just a game, it's a form of mental illness
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    - No...
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    Relax, relax, try to relax , try to relax, try to relax
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    So you think god will throw a lightning bolt to you also?
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    I think, he think that what I've just heard, as insulting as that is,
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    - There is no God...If It is a God, well will he struck me dead right now? Will he?
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    [Carlin] he doesn't dare,
    [Black] I hope not...
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    [Carlin]he doesn't dare,
    [Black] I pray not to.
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    [Carlin]he doesn't dare, he doesn't dare
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    [Black] (God) doesn't care about our individual ears???
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    [Carlin] - I have a good point.
    [Host] - Yes
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    [Carlin] You know when you talk about god in this society, when you profess you believe in god
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    They just toss the name around.
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    Every ??? and every politicials speaks "God bless us all, God bless you, God bless America"
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    [Carlin] and let me say this, -
    [Indian?] and God bless you and god bless ??? number one.
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    That's lovely, he had ... to do with that
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    It's all individual human ... Oh please let me explain something.
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    God it's a wonderfull idea, it's a nice fantasy, it's a way of keeping people in line
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    it's a way of controlling people
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    There is as much proof for the existence of god, or even evidence, forget proof
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    There is as much evidence for the existence of god as it is
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    for the existence of ufos and extraterrestrials and yet
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    you mention them for a moment you are considered, outside, beyond the pale, you are
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    a coup, you are marginalized, you are crazy
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    if you mention , if you don't love god there's something wrong with you
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    [Indian]What if it makes people feel bad?
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    [Carlin]That's a different thing, if you wanna give the universe the name God that's fine,
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    The universe exists, we are equal parts of it, we are
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    made of the same stuff.
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    Most religions are based on the idea that somebody in someway through player can make you ???
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    - Yes but why do you need to make up stories?
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    [Host] Why this supreme being have to be just like...
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    - Because life it's hard, and you need to make up stories.
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    [Host] As long as you realized that is mine.
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    [Carlin] - You need that, you need that help
    [Black] - You ??? the arrogance of things
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    [Indian] I see a lot of strong minded people, who are very very sincere and believe.
    [Woman]
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    [Carlin]he is strong minded, but if they really believe that there is a man in the sky keeping score
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    something is wrong in it.
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    [Woman] As long as you believe in something that makes you ??? for the day
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    [Carlin] I believe in the vastness of the universe, and in the infinity, I believe in family and friends
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    I believe in love
    [Woman]- So that's your god
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    [Carlin] No it's not my god, those are not god!
    [Woman] That's your notion of ... That's your spiritual ...
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    [Carlin]God means and old man in the sky - doesn't mean
    [Woman] It doesn't mean that to me.
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    [Carlin] - Why do you use the word?
    [Woman] - I don't believe in an invisible man in the sky?
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    [Carlin]Why do need the word god? What is the word god?
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    [Woman] I don't need the word god actually
    [Carlin] - Does it decides things to you?
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    [Woman] No he doesn't. I don't believe in he at all, I believe in the universe. I don't have any answers
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    [Carlin] - You have a more sophisticated approach
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    [Fresco] But we go to church on Sunday, and say
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    -Dear God do this, do that, or God bless America or something-
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    Here we are telling god who to bless, which is an insult through all religions.
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    If you feel god made everything in the universe
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    He's ultra-smart
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    you don't have to tell him (that) "you are in and he is sick, ease the pain please", he is all.
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    - Gee thanks for telling me
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    You see, We made god as dumb as we are
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    So all religions are crap today, they don't understand what they read.
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    I remember a minister telling me that God knew everything
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    Made every planet, every bug, every leaf, every thing
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    knew everything, and the Jesus persist to insult God.
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    Let me tell you where he did.
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    Just before they crucified him
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    he said, "Father forgive them, for they don't know what they do"
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    and God (said) "Gee, I didn't know that"
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    so can you see, Jesus was a nice guy, but not very bright.
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    People nail a piece of wood together and then they kiss it, and before the don't kiss it,
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    until you nail so it looks like a cross, then you kiss it.
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    You know what I mean. So what was it a day before it was cross?
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    Two pieces of wood or some copper that wasn't cast in the form of cross.
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    And a cross is a crucifix
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    which was long before people Lord?? it was to crucified people
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    now this is symbolic depending on what culture you come from.
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    And that's why I can't accept anything excepting sciences
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    The shape of an airplane wings is designed for certain lift,
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    The shape of the plane is designed to certain conditions.
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    Many people have tried to explain the origins of religion
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    and the mystery according to which this story is believed to be true even today.
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    Some even proclaim to be atheists,
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    but their approach is misguided because they are creating conflict by opposing religion.
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    If we dismantle all existing ideas on the planet Earth we will choke to death.
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    Religion is an idea, and those who support it must come to show the proof that it is true,
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    otherwise it's not of any use.
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    It's much easier to observe and define than to take each definition and analyse it.
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    Religion is a selfish idea designed to comfort those uncomfortable with ignorance,
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    so if you want to believe, fine,
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    but do not present your idea as evidence when it’s impossible to verify- especially to children.
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    Hello my child.
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    Welcome to this world.
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    Before you grow up, there are a few things I need to tell you.
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    You were born worthless,
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    corrupt.
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    You were born a sinner
    [Surely I was a sinnful at birth , sinful from the time mother conceived me. - Psalm 51:5]
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    and the wages of sin is death.
    [Therefore just as sin entered the world through one man, and death through sin, and in this way death came to all men, because we are all sinned. - Romans 5:12]
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    Someday, where you are old enough to understand
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    you must ask forgiveness.
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    Not for anything you've done
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    but for what others did thousands of years ago with the beginning of the world.
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    Also, you must tell god how sorry you are for murdering his son Jesus
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    I know that happened generations before you drew your first breath,
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    and it was ultimately part of God's divine plan
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    but the responsibility is yours.
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    You are guilty, and you must ask to be forgiven.
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    A portion of everything you produce in your lifetime
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    must be given to God,
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    who will never accept your offerings personally.
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    You will listen for him, but his voice will never be heard audibly.
    [Thank You God]
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    You will thank him, for his direction and guidence, but his mysterious ways will confuse you.
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    In fact, although you are more important to god than anything else in the universe
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    he will never show you his face, or reveal himself in any probable way.
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    I know this seems strange.
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    To truly know god, you must study a book,
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    an ancient book,
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    written thousands of years ago in a language you do not understand.
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    You must fulfill a great commission.
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    To make others see the world as you do,
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    to have them believe as you do,
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    to live as you do,
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    and then to go out and convince even more to do the same.
    [Go into the world and preach the good news to all creation. - Mark 16:15]
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    As a reward for this you will be given the privilege of praising God
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    without end, for all the eternity
    [HEAVEN]
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    in a hidden happy place that can only be seen by the dead.
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    You must pledge your entire life on this earth
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    to your invisible father and its great commision
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    or he will send you to a dark pit
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    where the flesh is roasted from your bones
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    and you ride??? an unimaginable agony for ever
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    and ever and ever
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    [HELL]
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    But you must not do this because you'll feel horrible torture and pain,
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    you must do it because you love God.
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    No matter what happens throughout your lifetime,
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    the more your world seems to defy everything I have taught you here,
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    just continue to say the word out-loud: God is real
    [GOD IS REAL]
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    God is good
    [GOD IS GOOD]
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    and one day you will look into the eyes of your own child
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    and you'll teach him this very same things
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    so that he can someday teach his own children
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    and their children, and their children,
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    for generations.
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    You 'll hold them in your arms
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    and you'll look down to them and say
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    "Welcome to this world"
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    Let's stand to our feet.
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    Alleluia!
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    I need you to get serious serious with God
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    [Teacher] Say God!
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    [Kids]- God!
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    [Teacher] I'm here to be trained
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    [Kids] I'm here to be trained
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    [Teacher] I'm here for an education
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    [Kids]-I'm here for an education
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    [Teacher] I'm willing God
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    [Kids] I'm willing God
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    [Teacher] I'll do what you want me to do
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    [Kids] I'll do what you want me to do
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    [Teacher] I'll say what you want me to say
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    [Kids] I'll say what you want me to say
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    [Teacher] In Jesus's name
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    [Kids] In Jesus's name
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    [Teacher] Amen.
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    [Kids] Amen.
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    [Teacher] You don't open your mouth, the Holly Spirit can't talk.
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    All right now I want everyone to raise your hands. We're gonna pray in times.
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    Alleluia! Let's do it! All we love you Jesus!
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    [Speaking in foreign Language]
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    Holly spirit fall!
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    Please here.
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    Feel his power. Feel his power.
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    You talk there. And the Holly spirit just will be whispering here what to say.
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    [Black Boy & White boy saying jibberish]
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    [Teacher] don't stop!, don't stop!
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    This is the greatest thing at your life next to the day you got saved.
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    [Girl] Alleluia, Jesus.
    [Girl saying jibberish]
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    [Teacher] Let me say something about Harry Potter
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    Warlocks are enemies of God,
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    and I don't care what kind of hero they are
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    they are enemy of god
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    and had he been in the old testament, Harry Potter would have been put to death.
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    You don't make heroes out of Warlocks.
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    This is a generation that is gonna stand for purity and righteousness
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    and holiness and you gonna serve the Lord all the days of your life.
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    And we declare all those things over you.
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    I believe this so much, that I've given my whole life
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    to see to it, that you get there.
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    I sense in my heart tonight, when I heard the Lord sayQ
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    Is it there some kids here,
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    that say they are Christians,
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    they go to church all the time,
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    but you are one thing when you are in church and another thing when you are at school with your friends.
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    You are phoney and an hypocrite.
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    You do things you shouldn't do, you talk dirty just like all the other kids talk dirty,
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    and it's time to clean up your acts.
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    Come up here and get washed.
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    Because we can't have phoneys in the army of God
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    Is that you? put your hands up here
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    Wow baby!
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    Wash your hands!
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    Father we just wash them with the water of your word!
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    We say no more diabol ! No more!
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    say it was a grace in the name of Jesus
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    you know exactly what you need to be ???
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    Name it!, Name it out loud!
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    Name it! What do you need to be forgiven of?
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    No more wishiswashy???! no more hypocrisy!
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    Now you got somewhere and pray. And you start doing some ??? here.
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    Speaking of that,
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    watch this video in which a priest from Moldova drowns a child during a ritual called baptism.
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    Many say it was an accident,
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    but the ritual was not an accident
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    because if religion did not exist those people wouldn't put the child
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    into such a risky situation.
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    Observe how the child is sunk according to priest's words,
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    not taking into account the child's integrity
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    but the ritual and the spoken words.
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    It's the most shocking video that shows how a completely innocent human being,
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    an animal without any control of the situation,
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    is killed by the selfishness of others who,
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    either because that's how they were raised,
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    or from their fear of death,
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    they accepted religion which promotes such events.
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    [Speaking Foreign Chants]
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    [PRIEST: "BE QUIET!"]
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    [Speaking Foreign Chants]
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    The religion idea saved many lost minds,
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    but who created those states in the first place?
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    Religion offers a peaceful death, it's true,
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    but it's like taking Xanax for all your life in order not to be worried about death.
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    Would you?
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    If yes, then give up religion and do it!
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    And the cool part is that you can start the treatment when you get old.
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    I'm not making fun of this,
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    but if you're accepting religion only for this reason,
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    death, then this is a real solution.
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    [Voice 1] How about you are about to be executed.
    [Voice 2] Oh I'm about to be executed?
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    [Voice 1] You have nothing except your knowledge and your... your knowledge of science, your experience.
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    [Voice 3?] I would request
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    that my body in death
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    be buried, not cremated, so that the energy content, contained with in it
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    get returned to the earth, so the flora and fauna can dine upon it
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    just as I've dined upon flora and fauna throughout my life.
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    Another person comes up and say "I'm a spiritual person". I'm sure you've heard that shit.
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    and I say: you are spiritual person but of you have lots in your door
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    and there's poor people you invited in your home and feed them
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    Oh no! what the hell do you mean with it -soneone says that-
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    all he says ??? mean by spiritual
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    what do you mean by, a person comes to me and says: I'm a member of a club of "higher consciousness"
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    I say "I wonder: What does that mean?"
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    Higher consciousness, ??? your kidney? Not sure
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    How fast is the blood moving from your vein to the artery. I don't know.
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    What do you mean by higher consciousness?
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    A lot of people is full of shit as a christmas turkey
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    because they will don't know what they are talking about.
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    On a laboratory we have reproduced every aspect of the god experience
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    every essence, every component of it, from the rising sensation,
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    to the feelings of ecstasy, to the feelings of a sensed presence,
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    to the feelings that you are one with the universe, we can do that experimentally.
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    Proffesor perssenger ?? has gone straight to the source of creativity, emotion and fantasy.
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    by stimulating this area, the temporal lobes and the limbic system,
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    with complex magnetic fields that set up electrical charges in the brain.
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    In our presence one subject had a near death experience.
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    Certain wave of darkness.
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    It's a distant point of light.
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    No two people respond in exactly the same way,
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    but all of them come out of this chamber with the profound sense that something huge and significant has taken place.
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    It's a sound chamber that doesn't allow anything from the outside to come inside.
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    and I started hearing voices
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    I started seeing things.
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    Started with faces, there's a lot of faces,
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    but distorted faces, moving kind of...
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    almost like seeing something through heat
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    I felt the presence behind me,
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    like having staring down at me and
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    it seemed very strange
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    This presence wasn't , it wasn't frightening at all, it was very comforting actually
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    It was like dreaming but I was awake.
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    Just like when you have a dream you wake up and your dreams are just so...
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    they were was so real.
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    I saw bright lights and I heard voices.
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    Was that God speaking?
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    or was that proffesor pressenger just flipping a few switches?
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    All we have found is that individuals who have shown a temporal lobe sensitivity
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    or creativity
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    and who are very religious, in that setting, they would have a religious experience.
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    we can generate the synthed presence which is defined as God.
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    E'erybody fightin' over this religious shit. You understan' me?
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    The Christians say, Jesus is the messenger
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    The Muslims say, It's Mohamed
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    I say who gives a fuck who the messenger is
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    did you get the message?
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    They got the same damn message.
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    Do ?? to others, as you would have do ??? to you.
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    Science proves that to be a fact.
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    For every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction.
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    Don't fuck with me
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    and I won't fuck with you.
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    Among other ideas are divinity , 2012
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    and the end of the world or other conspiracy theories.
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    I'm not making fun of them, I'm not saying that those are not true,
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    but are just like religion, ideas,
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    and until they are proven to be true
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    will keep that status.
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    Lets see how some of these ideas are viewed from a scientific standpoint:
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    The planet ?? it's a marvelous work of fiction
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    Oh yes
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    Yes there is no such thing as planet "Nimbubu" or whatever they say it.
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    It's just fiction
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    and they cite sources that cite NASA sources
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    they don't cite NASA.
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    Just check their website and you'll see.
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    It's all related to the doom day predictions of the year 2011
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    Yes that's where you get in at, that's behind your question, isn' t it?
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    Yes
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    Yes
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    Yes
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    You wanna know if the world it's gonna end on the December 21st 2011?
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    Because the same website that tells you about planet X
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    This secret planet that would have a strongly elliptical orbit
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    that will come into our zone in 2011
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    and knock earth off it's axis
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    combined with on December 21st 2011 that center of the galaxy
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    the sun and the earth will come into perfect alignment
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    and the excess gravity will then also tip her of his axis and would be the end of the world as we know it.
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    This is what these webpages will tell you.
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    (It) turns out, if you go to december 21
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    and look at the star charts
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    it's true, the center the galaxy, the sun and the earth
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    will come into perfect alignment.
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    It will, it's true, it's true.
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    What the site does not tell you, is that it happens every year on December 21.
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    They left that out of the account.
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    So it's a fun work of fiction
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    earth will be here before January after 2012. ???
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    I would add that the movie 2012, that's big marketive right now
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    That's gonna come out in 2012
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    and they want you do all the homework for the movie so they say
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    just google it, and if you google 2012 it's filled with thousands of webpages of doomsday
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    writen by people who didn't take enough science in school.
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    So you google it, I saw some of the previous for it
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    and I was worried that , you know all of us in this business
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    will just be inundated with having a sort of correct misconceptions.
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    Then I saw what they actually show in the movie.
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    And the movies is like: Aliens come and they take over the capital.
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    That's all, just another sort like the movie "Independence Day", that's fine.
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    It's just hollywood
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    Remember: it's much easier, and safer, to observe and define,
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    instead of believing such ideas
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    and trying to find arguments that support them.
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    In fact it's a total loss of time to analyze all these ideas,
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    those who support them must come with evidence.
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    In addition to this it is impossible to prove such a negative.
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    How can we prove that Santa Claus does not exist?
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    We follow all the houses on Christmas Eve
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    and if we do not notice Santa Claus then does it means that he doesn't exist?
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    No, it means that he didn't appear that Christmas.
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    We go even to the North pole to look and we don't find him.
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    But we still have not demonstrated that he doesn't exist.
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    We just proved that in that night of Christmas and in that time on north pole,he is not present.
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    That's all.
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    You can not prove that Santa Claus does not exist
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    but only, maybe, that he is unlikely to exist.
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    The same thing happens with religion, God, conspiracy theories and so on.
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    Remember: it is impossible to prove such a negative.
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    Do not forget: the universe exists, what is happening is happening.
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    Human beings are just trying to observe and define,
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    that's all.
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    It makes no sense to invent convenient stories.
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    All these ideas are accepted or promoted by the monetary system
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    so we can blame it for the poor educational program
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    and promotion of false values.
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    Many people have been trusted
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    their decision making to government.
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    Bingo!
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    and many people
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    have also given that decision making to the deity. They created the deity,
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    and they say: He will make the most appropriate decisions.
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    Prevent my house from burning down,
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    prevent my children from being killed,
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    and help us along, away.
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    But, it's going to take time for people
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    to take on the responsibility of managing
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    this wonderfull gift of nature the Earth,
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    water, all the wonderfull things we have (on) topsoil
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    and we have to take care of the Earth.
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    We have to assume responsibility.
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    We have brains.
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    And the brains can be programmed in many different directions.
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    They can go into the abstract region
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    which has nothing to do with improving our lives
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    we can invent reasons for nature
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    or we can say: I don't know how nature works
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    and hold that in advance??? and try to find out
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    That's a difference between science and religion.
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    Religions has answers. Many ???
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    ..The Lord works in strange ways when they can't account for anything.
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    The science says: I don't know.
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    What are you gonna do about it? It goes into the lab and try to find out.
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    What's the best shape for a boat?
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    What's the best arrangement for sails to get the most effective movement from the wind?
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    It says: I don't know, so he sets up an experiment.
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    An experiment is: truth seeking,
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    potentiably truth seeking.
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    But in philosophy and theology you sit back on an armchair.
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    You say: "I guess the trees are here to give us oxygen.
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    The science says:"The trees are here to produce oxygen and that enable us to survive"
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    They are not here for that purpose.
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    Because there are many remote islands that have trees ,without any humans, (that) produce the oxygen.
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    You know? And there are many tidal waves that go over islands without people on them.
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    so they are not there to punish people
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    [Journalist] Humans are amazingly anthropomorphic.
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    [Fresco] Terribly so.
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    [Journalist] Oh, yeah it's all about us.
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    [Fresco] My brother??? used to be like that. He used to say: "The ant's going home to feed its young"
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    I say: How do know that? Maybe it's going home to eat it's young,
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    you know like the spiders,
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    the mate, then the female eats the male.
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    And I'm not talking about pornography, I'm talking about digesting them.
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    [ Alternative Solutions ]
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    Education about the issue of death,
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    the reality which tells us that we are the same with the universe.
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    Scientific reality could make you feel different about this process called death.
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    There is the telescope itself.
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    It's conduit to the Cosmos.
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    It's a physical, it's a tool, it's a conduit
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    My special.. was the ...of the milkyway galaxy
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    And I sit there and I reflect on it. My specialty was the Center of the Milky Way Galaxy,
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    30.000 light years away.
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    And so I had my digital detectors, I got the telescope, it's dark,
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    it's just me on this mountain and the universe.
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    And look up, and I just think to myself: "They are photons.
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    They've been traveling for to 30.000 years.
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    And I'm sort of snatching them from this journey
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    and planting them into my digital detector.
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    And then I start feeling bad for the photon.
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    Maybe it want to continue. But I got in it's way.
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    But then I say: "No, those are probably happier photons than the ones slammed into the mountainside.
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    That would go un-analyzed, and will not contribute to the depth of the understanding of the universe.
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    But so... So there is not only the fact that I'm in the mountaintop,
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    there is the knowledge and the feeling,
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    that I'm reaching out to the universe with this methods and tools of science.
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    We can trace the elements. They would forged in the center of stars, high massed stars, they went unstable,
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    at the end of their lives they exploded,
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    scattered their en-riched content across the galaxy
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    sprinkled into gas cloud and then collapsed
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    and form stars, and planets and life.
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    And so these ideas, these cosmic perspectives
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    this a pilgrimage to the Cosmos.
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    The people who say this makes me feel small
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    because I need see the inmensity of the Cosmos.
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    I say: "no you are not thinking about of the right way"
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    you know, by the way when we opened out facilities I got a letter from a psychologist
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    from the University of Pensilvania,
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    he's seen our show, which is a zoom-out from Earth
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    and Earth just shrinks to nothingness and you go to the edge of the universe,
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    and he wrote me a letter (that) says: I specialize
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    in the psychological effects
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    of
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    how did he word it, excuse he said: "Hello Dr Tyson, I'm... you know, Jonny Joe, I'm a psychologist specializing
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    effects of things that makes people feel insignificant.
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    I thought "??? of a job man. Is that what you do for a living?"
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    and he said, "needless to say your show was the greatest elicitor of feelings of smallness I have never seen.
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    would you allow me to conduct a survey on the people who visit your show?
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    And I thought to myself, "there's something wrong here cause why does he feel small?"
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    When I look up in the universe, I feel large.
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    Then I realized the problem was his ego was too large to begin with.
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    he came to the problem
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    thinking highly of who and what he was to begin with,
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    because then everything that happened to the show
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    destabilized his self image.
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    Whereas I know that molecules in my body are traceable
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    to phenomenon in the cosmos
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    and that, and it's fifteen pounds of gray matter that figured this out.
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    There is a kinship with the Cosmos that resonates deeply with New Age thinking,
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    but I'm not apologetic about that, it's what we find.
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    if whoever we find resonates with whoever, (then) go ahead take it.
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    but what I wanna know is... We are one of the greatest centers of Neurophysiology.
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    I want somebody to put electrodes on my head
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    and when I reflect on our kinship with the Cosmos
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    when I do the calculation that shows that a 50-ton meteorite
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    that we have at the in the center of the Raw Center of Earth and Space, it's an iron meteorite.
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    right to the calculations that shows, that if you take all of the iron from the hemoglobin
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    of the people in the tri-state area of New York City
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    you can recover that much iron out of their blood
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    and realize that the iron from that metorite and the iron from your blood has common origin
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    in the core of a star.
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    Tell me what part of my brain is lighting up, because that excites me.
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    That makes me wanna grasp people in the street and say: have you heard this?
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    There is not simply... As Carl Sagan says, we are star stuff but
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    there is a more poetic and I think more accurate way to say it.
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    it's quite literally truth that we are stardust,
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    in the highest exalted way one can use that phrase.
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    And so, I feel
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    and I use words, I bask in the majesty of the Cosmos.
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    I use words, compose sentences
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    that's sound like the sentences I hear out of people that have revelations of Jesus
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    who go to, who go on their pilgrimages
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    to Mecca.
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    There's some commonality of feeling.
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    I know it... well I don't know it, I want someone to do that experiment, because the day you do
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    if the same centers in my brains are excited
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    by this cosmic thoughts as they were going on in the mind of the religious person,
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    That's something to know, that's gonna be a really interesting finding.
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    Because what that tells me as an educator is
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    let me offer the universe to people.
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    And they will start taking it in
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    and they will start achieving those feelings that they had before
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    and I don't so much care whether they abandon previous feelings
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    I've got an offering that keeps growing
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    that keep becoming more majestic.
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    When the Humble Telescope was announced, that we are gonna cancel
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    oops...
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    When it was announced that we were gonna cancel the Humble Telescope,
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    the greatest outcry to not do that was not the astrophysicists,
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    it wasn't within NASA, it was the public.
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    It was all over the webpages, and in the talk shows.
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    The public took ownership of the Humble Telescope because,
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    the universe is coming into their bedroom
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    into their living room, onto their computer.
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    They were participant on the frontier of discovery.
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    And I far as I can tell, if you let them know
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    there is something that we are in the universe,
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    but in fact given the chemistry of it all,
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    and the nuclear physics of it all,
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    not we are in the universe,
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    the universe is in us.
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    And I don't know any deeper spiritual feeling
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    than what that brings upon.
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    I'm gonna to leave you with those things
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    [Jiddu Krisnamurti] You see, we have made life into a tedious thing
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    living.
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    life has become a battle
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    which is a not obvious fact
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    constant fight fight fight
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    and we have divorced that living from death.
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    We separated death as something horrible,
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    something to be frightened about,
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    and we say, and towards this living which is misery
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    is we accept, if we didn't accept this existence as misery
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    then life and death are the same movement
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    If the general picture of the a ??? big ban,
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    followed by an expanding universe is correct
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    what happened before that?
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    Was the universe devoid of all matter
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    and then the matter suddenly somehow created, how that happened?
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    many cultures, the customary answer.
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    is that a God or Gods created the universe out of nothing
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    but if we wish to pursue this question courageously
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    we must of course ask the next question
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    where did God come from?
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    If we decide that this is an unanswerable question, why not save a step and
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    include that the origin of the universe is an unanswerable question.
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    Or if we said that God always existed
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    why not save a step and conclude that the universe always existed.
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    There is no need for a creation. It is always here
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    These are not easy questions.
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    Cosmology brings us face to face with the deepest mysteries
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    with questions that once treated only
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    in religion and myth.
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    The bizarre behaviour of human beings that invent and then try to prove,
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    it's normal when they do not have the knowledge and technology to discover.
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    So human beings must be properly educated.
Title:
(h) TROM - 2.22 Religion
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http://tromsite.com - Full documentary, very well organized (download, youtube stream, subtitles, credits, share, get involved, and many more)

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TROM (The Reality of Me) represents the biggest documentary ever created, it is also the only one that tries to analyse everything : from science to the monetary system as well as real solutions to improve everyone's life.

A new and ´real´ way to see the world.

"Before the Big-Bang, till present, and beyond."
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Video Language:
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Duration:
46:42

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