Andrew Tate's Religious Evolution Wasn't Accidental 

This video is part of our new "Whaddo They ACTUALLY Believe" series! Let us know down below who you would like to see us cover next!

Had a prison guard say it best. "When dealing with a truly faithful Christian, never confuse 'meekness' with 'weakness'".

Folks immediately label forgiveness as weakness. I see it as the opposite also. It takes so much strength, to look at a perceived enemy and say… I forgive you. Quick to anger and a emotional/possible violent response, always comes off as childish, weak in itself.

If pride were a religion, then this guy would be the founder. He worships himself really.

Tate does have a point: sometimes, weak people disguise their weakness as moral superiority. We should be strong and stand up for ourselves - while also knowing when and where to do so, and when to be humble and forgiving.

The best explanation ever!!! Tate disguises a weakness as strength. It’s easy to revenge but hard to forgive.

Andrew Tate was never any type of Christian

I don't believe that Tate's conversion to Islam is accidental. I think he is part of "the Matrix" and his goal is to draw the young western men to convert to Islam. May YHWH Bless You Ten Fold for the work you do, dear Content Creator X

We don't bend on our beliefs either, but we don't go killing people for it. "A true warrior, doesn't need a sword."

I don't know how to take this guy. I am not a fan of people who aspire to be over everyone and dominate people. Humility is a power in itself. Great video

As Christians, we recognize that winning in this life is not the goal.

As a Muslim i accept that you have a personal bias against Islam and I'm not here to talk about that, but I'm glad you are able to identify that Tate's desire to take up existential beliefs aren't based on the beliefs themselves, but the presumptions he makes of the community around said beliefs. This was as unbiased as it could be and perfectly summarises tates drive for ideology. Its whatever he thinks is powerful. Thanks

Thank you for being what feels like the ONLY person on the internet who sees Tate so clearly. I am SHOCKED by how many are totally fooled by him.

Wow... You hit the nail on the head, bro. You can definitely see how Tate got to where he is with the way he sees things.

When I first heard him, I had a hunch that he is a narcissist. The more I watched, the more I became sure he is a narcissist. And now, the more and more I watch I start to get the hunch that he is not only a narcissist, but also a psychopath. What a weird person man.

My dad raised me to not mistake his kindness for weakness! Just because someone's forgiving or even kind does not make them weak. Just because someone turns the other cheek does not make them weak. You said it right the hardest thing is to walk away and that to me makes you the strongest! I Am 1st A Christian and then rest follows

So basically, his pursuit of religion, not the spiritual life, is motivated by his own vanity and deep insecurities.

Bro your way of explaining things is such a gift from God.

People often focus on Christians and their failings to be like Christ, rather than Christ Himself. We need to look to Him, and we will see true goodness, love and power.

Thank you for your analysis. I agree with you. He has chosen religion as an esthetic, of how it looks and matches up with his brut-force persona. He never knew God on an intimate level. It was all surface level, never requiring beyond what the outside of the cup looked like.

I just saw this video today & I thank you very much for putting it out. It confirmed a dream I had about him yesterday morning that woke me up. In this dream, we were in a radio station, he was on the other side of the glass & I was telling him that his problem was seeking everything else outside of Jesus Christ & that's why he's mixed up & confused. & then I told him to give Jesus a try, the usual 3 month probationary period, reading his Bible & praying & see what God would do in his life. I woke up talking to him. I believe that the Lord wants me to intercede for him, because he's a lost soul & he needs Jesus even now more than ever, amen? Amen God bless

I think this series is a great idea. A lot of celebrities claim to be Christian, But what do they actually believe? You should do a video about Kanye.. I would really love if you did a video on this rise of ppl like Brandon Tatum and Bryson Gray, who claim to be Christian but deny Christ is God.

What is so ironic is the views that traditional Jews had concerning the messiah in the Old Testament (such as physical force and military takeover to establish a physical kingdom )were the very views that Jesus had to correct. The kingdoms of the world is completely opposite to the kingdom of our God and Andrew is failing to see that. Power is in our submission and sacrifice. This reflects what Christ has done for us on the cross, destroying the power of Satan, sin, death and grave. FOLLOW HIS EXAMPLE

One of the scariest thing is to be vulnerable. No one likes to feel vulnerable, especially if you are a believer, thinking of being vulnerable in front of God is scary. I assume Tate seees vulnerability as a weakness because it does not project visible strength. I wonder how he deals with his insecurities (if he does), since he has a power mentality, it may seem that he is not going to extend grace and forgiveness to others and himself. Great video! Stay blessed and keep praying!

It’s really interesting how you break down the common thread for different people. I had been told by a former addict that many people accept a lie into their heart at about age 3 and we can’t see that we’re living in reaction to it. My therapist friend told me these are called schemas. It helped me understand what makes certain people in my life act in certain ways, and it makes me want to examine my own heart.

Great evaluation John. People have often said that if Christians were as devoted as Muslims we would have revival. While I believe the western church could use a healthy dose of revival, the difference many don't seem to understand is that Islam is a religion of the flesh. It appeals to a man's carnal, natural nature, and as you said...it's easy. I mean really, what's easier, or more natural; turn the other cheek, or react in violence? I think we all know the answer.

Hey man- bumped into this video by accident- damn this a very well put together, quite insightful. Over the last couple of years- I've grown closer to my religion, Christianity- the values of the religion have never been in a greater need than in today's world.

Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "The strong is not the one who overcomes the people by his strength, but the strong is the one who controls himself while in anger."

“Don’t quench the Holy Spirit” “If you deny Me before men, I will also deny you before My Father “ “Resist the devil and he will flee from you” “ Our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, powers, and spirits of wickedness in high places” It is a strong, very strong stance. Apostle Paul wasn’t persecuted and prosecuted for a wishi-woshi teaching

The problem with his mentality is that genuine spiritual and emotional growth requires being willing to make yourself vulnerable, being in a proper, healthy relationship means making yourself vulnerable. Because all of these things require faith and trust. You can't have faith in someone without making yourself vulnerable to them. You can't trust someone without being vulnerable to them.

That was my point of view few months ago,if I am strong enough from outside no one will hurt me . I am a teenage girl.Most of my classmates not dare to talk to me before.i was 24/7 with angry face, rude tone, I use to think I must dominate the one who dominates me. This was mostly because of domestic violence, abuse etc. But thank God He let me realize I am safe in His mighty arms. Thank you Jesus God bless 💗✨ Amen

He is a self proclaimed Emotional Vampire🫀

I’d like to actually see his strength ….. like willingly dying on a Roman cross, though your innocent. Then forgive them that did it. That is power and strength in its truest raw form!

A fine example of "Pride comes before the fall"

We all has our own beliefs which can change us n improve us.... Born a Christian, became Buddhist, Hindu n Muslim but came back to Christianity now I'm 27 happy and satisfied with the Knowledge n wisdom of God.

As I see andrew tate, I feel like he is a man that is coping with feel via extruding this masculine, bad boy, dangerous kind of person but on the inside he is just scared of everything that could hurt him someway or another. He likes to cope with fear using power via" joining" a religion that the way he sees it is a religion that would dominate and control everything to know what everything that is going around it.

The more I see of this guy the more he creeps me out. Tate really likes the me, myself and I way of thinking. Very worldly.

👏👏👏 I love how you always bring it back so beautifully to Jesus.

As a man without a human father, God has taught me vulnerability comes from a place of strength and so does forgiveness. Only a man who is always on the defensive is scared. You can be aware but Christ came from a place of strength and gave up alot, since he had alot to give out of his strength and love. Strength is where love thrives but not as the world views strength or love but from God's definition and example.

Incredibly convincing and well documented! Glad you're doing this series. 😊

I'm so proud of this video! I thought no one will reply to Andrew Tate's video on Christianity being a weak religion beautiful Christian's dont go chopping off people's heads at any slightest insult Your response is great. We follow after Christ

Am a Christian from birth, I was born in Ethiopia the origin of Christianity and was baptized as orthodox and later as a teenager baptized again as a pentecostal, I realized we take turning the check literally and that's what makes us seem weak, we should be firm and strong like David, knowledgeable and wise like Solomon, strong and defiant like Samson, you can't try and insult a Muslims prophet you're gone, the same should happen to us, they victimize us, pick on us , bully us and even kill us and we keep quiet and never fight back, am not that type of Christian, because the GOD I worship isn't weak, we should unite and be a formidable force , we don't have to fight but speak with one voice, we should act and stop waiting for GOD to come down from his throne and help us period, heaven helps those who help themselves

I remember that I had similar insecurity when I was younger, and I overemphasized the importance of formidably and a distorted worldly view of manliness. I didn't take it as far as wanting to be an "alpha male", but I had issues with fear of "vulnerability" and fear of personal weakness, but maybe no worse than the average man. This is obviously a problem with women too, but it appears to me that women are emotionally healthier in that way. I think for a boy or man the desire to behave in a masculine is a good desire, the rejection of masculinity is just as misguided as insecure distortions of it, and we should desire to live in a way that reflects God's natural design, since the alternative is acting in a way against nature[AKA God's design]. A lot of the talk against toxic masculinity rubs me the wrong way even though some of the common criticisms of what is labeled toxic masculinity are valid, I think that those who use the term "toxic masculinity" are often choir preachers who have no chance of actually influencing or helping a boy or a man out of that way of thinking. An insecure man looks at woke guys or third-wave feminist guys and is rightly put off by it and rightly refuses to reject their own masculinity, woke guys don't generally have a credible claim to manliness, no man with healthy or unhealthy self-respect is going to embrace woke views on masculinity, only masochistic men are into that. What inspired me to what inspired me to a higher and healthier and ultimately stronger and more empowering view of masculinity was seeing the good examples of the prophets[especially David and Paul] and the ultimate example of Jesus. David was not necessarily formidable in "his own" strength, but he is a good introduction to Biblical manliness[despite being a very poor example in some ways] since he mostly acted consistently with a worldly view of manliness, he is a good example to those who are not yet ready to take on the vulnerability that we are called to as believers. His example challenges the distorted instinct to trust and rely on our own strength, yet he did not reject strength or valor, he demonstrated that formidably and protection and valor come from trusting and depending on God. He gave credit to God before and after God rescued him from danger. David was presented with the choice to be a "wolf", a "sheep", or a "sheepdog" and he made the manly choice... to be a "sheep" trusting in God to protect him and those he cared for[not that he was utterly idle in this, he still faced lions and bears and Goliath and veteran soldiers in hand-to-hand combat but he gave God 100% credit for his strength and survival]. "Wolves" and "sheepdogs" seek to impress other men[or women], but Jesus's sheep are more chill and less fearful, at peace, and have a deeper sense of security. But there is more to biblical courage and manliness than that. Jesus is the ultimate example, being the incarnation of almighty invulnerable Yahweh and voluntarily taking on human vulnerability through the incarnation. It would be misguided to seek God as a means of protection from danger, God leads His followers into danger and allows us to face suffering and humiliation and so on, He guarantees us no protection from those things in the short term even though we are guaranteed that nothing unredeemable or permanently harmful will befall us, He might lead us like sheep to the slaughter. That is a hard pill to swallow for men who put their sense of security in their personal strength or worldly weapons or so on, but a person will be less of a man, even a coward, until they accept that there is no guarantee of safety. It doesn't take any courage to face danger if you believe that we delusionally think that we are invulnerable, so coming to terms with our vulnerability instead of fooling ourselves and deluding ourselves into thinking that we have the power to keep ourselves safe. We can put our security in God and count on Him to protect us from mortality and be assured that He will restore us from whatever harm done to us. Aside from their willingness to accept their vulnerability to harm, Jesus and the prophets were also good examples to me showing me that it is appropriate and ideal for men to accept and openly express our "softer" emotions.

Gods restraint and patience is what I’m most grateful for… that’s the power rate could never have

Beautiful said brother! I just went off at the clerk in a department store today. It’s very hard when your getting attacked to stay quiet. She just was so rude making remarks that made me look dumb in front of everyone in the checkouts! I failed this time, however I will keep trying my best to not fall for this old trick! The flesh is weak.

I agree it takes far more strength to not resort to violence because someone hurt your feelings or hurled an insult and especially the fact that Jesus told us For whoever wants to save his life will lose it; but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it.

Another spin is it's a manifestation of daddy issues. His dad was never around, but likely held Andrew to a high standard, which is why he worked so hard in hope of keeping his father around. The consistent theme of wanting control, being in-charge of people, keeping women at home - It's all congruent behavior. It hurts when people leave him. Tristan never had this, since he always had bigger brother to rely on. Andrew only had a transient father figure. Being raised only by a mother, especially with his personality, would also create resentment towards women on some level, which he definitely is vocal about. As far as converting to Islam goes, choosing the religion that allows the man to be in charge of everything and also exercise control as a man is also congruent with his other behaviors. I'm no psychologist, but food for thought. Great video :)

"You don't want to be rich, you want to be powerful thats what really is going to satisfy..." _a few moments later_ "I know for me it will never be enough"

Tate just comes across as a guy who is desperate for the approval of his father, but somehow cannot come to the realization that the Heavenly Father sent His son to open up that relationship.

I certainly like this "evolution of Tate" presentation! It makes you wonder if there is perhaps yet another stage in the evolutionary tale of Tate's religious affiliation to behold, because if it is power he is really after, then I think there is definitely an argument that either Hinduism or far East Asian Buddhism has a lot more potential in that regard, because the power in these is not only physical, it's ultimately spiritual in origin. Islam has a strict legal code, but very little in ways of spirituality, besides what the law (Shari'a) permits. Only Sufism, Shi'ism and a selection of disparate heterodox sects within Islam, offer any contemplative spiritual outlets for the believers to make use of.

actually the prophet (pbuh) said: The strong is not the one who overcomes the people by his strength, but the strong is the one who controls himself while in anger."

It's not even that praying for my enemies to be forgiven is the greater challenge, or that it's the right thing to do. It's that, in my right mind, the mere thought of others suffering, much less myself, shakes me. That's what makes the hard thing worth doing - knowing, deep down, that I don't actually want even my enemy to suffer. I want us BOTH to live without suffering. By that token, I would say I'm too weak to consistently do what I, ultimately, want to do. If the person who wronged me is also wronged, I get that quick shot of catharsis, which temporarily eases my suffering... but if I end up right again and they remain right, then we're both fine.

What’s even scarier is that people are basically worshipping Tate as if he’s the savior of the earth. I just saw a community post from someone saying that. Crazy

That was a really good mini documentary on Tate's religious life. I like the idea for the new series too! Great job, keep it up. :)

So, lemme get this straight. Tate converted to Islam because, Islam teaches people to be fearful and never insult the religion itself or else they'd be punished for simply disagreeing with or challenging its tenets? Fear doesn't lead to respect in any conceivable way. Trying to gain respect by conditioning someone either a follower or a skeptic to fear you will only lead to doubt, uncertainty and insecurity. Fear is never the way to go.

I’m a Christian orthodox and you’re absolutely right, he changed his religion to suit his lifestyle,revenge violence show off, many wives etc. It’s impossible to do that as a real christian orthodox therefore Andrew doesn’t search the truth in finding God instead he is searching a god that suits him.. I believe he is a great guy who speaks a lot of truth in general,intelligent, brave and very kind , I hope one day he realises that God is our destination our goal not power money nor fame. Love and pray for Andrew and Tristan ❤

So So True. Forgiving those who have done you wrong and not seeking revenge may be one of the hardest things to do for any human being.

"I've learned that if you don't have standards and you're not a strong person who's prepared to defend his ideas, you'll be crushed." Said the guy who has changed his religion three times...

Great ending, Brother John. Love and Patience take more strength. Ridiculing, Mocking, insulting etc is very easy.

I went through the same process so your breakdown makes sense to me. My father left when I was 12. I started fighting for survival at 13, the feeling of a bully harassing you is the worse thing I ever felt and I made it my path to destroy my enemies without mercy. I was given the name "LOBO" Spanish for wolf hence my RU-vid name. I've been into paganism as well. I've woken up at 3 am and heard wolves in my living room searching for food to which I feel no fear so I just go back to bed after drinking my water. They know it is my domain. The downside is the destruction that I caused by earning power thru violence. I'm 28 now and I left alot of ruins behind, hurt alot of people. I also found Islam as the religion that aligned with my idea of power within myself. My brother told me "you have the same illness our father had" I don't see it that way. I'm walking on limbo rn I'm not really sure what to believe anymore.

I don’t think the fact that he’s switched religions three times means much because that’s my story too - I was born Christian, became atheist, then agnostic and now finally Muslim. I needed to change within myself to be ready to commit to Islam. Growth is never linear and we all change our perspective on practically everything in life as we grow older. I’d like to believe that Islam will change him for the better as it has for me. We should all support someone trying to humble and better themselves in life, even if that person is someone that we don’t like or agree with.

Great video! Andrew is a classical demonic archetype. Never ending lust for power, constant judgement and comparison to others as a value system, always putting self interest first, always in fight or flight, enormous ego. He got the full package, but he IS pretty entertaining for a while ngl.

To me, The Tater just seems like a giant ball of insecurity and paranoia within a shell of narcissism. I find it hard to believe anyone can stand being in the same room as him for more than a few minutes.

It's interesting to me that he clearly believes he's highly intelligent and has it all figured out but in reality, he knows nothing, he has no foundation, no truth in him.

Wow, you followed a recurring theme in his life and gave us us good insight. Well done you!

I wondered what that was all about. Thank you Jon, as always! 🙏🏾

Andrew is determined to chase eternal hardness. Here’s the thing. I studied martial arts like Tate my whole life and unlike Tate. I joined the military. The infantry to be exact. I got sent to war and everything. A very bad war. I was a door kicking soul snatching beast for a full 16 months. I hate to say it but Tate isn’t harder than me by any means. I realize that he was great at kickboxing and won tournaments and has a lot of money and flashes it excessively. Talking doesn’t make you hard. You’re absolutely right in the sense that it takes far more strength to forgive than to attack. But he’s basic I’m afraid. The other thing that bothers me about Tate and Islam is that he’s praising the radical version of Islam. The type that follows sharia law. But from what I understand about Tate parts of that are perfect for him in the sense that a woman is worth half of a man. That version of Islam would be perfect for Tate except in that religion the god comes before you. Tate clearly worships himself so all we can do is pray for him.

I think its also important to note that he did mention how Christianity these days changes its beliefs based on what culture deems popular or correct

One of your best videos. I especially liked your take at the end regarding weakness and strength. Well done!

Love how articulate and methodical you are in breaking this down.

7:00 it's also about moral intolerance, for example If someone insults your mother , what would you do in that situation. if you cared about her , you would defend her , but if you didn't care you will just ignore it. There is a point between forgiveness and response. If you don't response at all that shows weakness and not forgiveness and if you response with violence or any other response that shows your respect more that just staying silent. Muslims don't just response with violence as it's highlighted in the media but also with forgiveness and love, as an example right now to burning the holy book of Muslims(Quran), some Muslims responded with anger and some distributed flowers to churches and the Malaysian government is going to spread and give hundreds of copies as retaliation

Tate has created a god that suits his lifestyle.

Brilliant point! Not seeking revenge is far more difficult than retaliating when someone attacks you. Fighting back is our natural (even carnal) response to insults; turning the other cheek is monumentally harder because it hurts our ego as fallen humans. It’s only by the power and grace of God that we can love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us

If you have to retaliate whenever someone insults you, aren't you really in their power? The idea of the what do they actually believe series is interesting. I don't think we know what Tate believes, and he may not know either.

Outstanding message. Thank you 🙏

Great video and excellent observations! Whether Andrew Tate really believes in God, I cannot say with any certainty, but as you rightfully pointed out, the common thread throughout the years has been POWER. I think Andrew Tate can be best classified as a Nietzschean. The will to power is the guiding force in his life. It therefore makes sense that he would embrace Islam as it also seems that the nature of the God of Islam is pure WILL versus our God, who is a God of reason and truth, Logos. What Andrew Tate considers weakness in our faith, takes a lot more strength to internalize, accept and live out than he realizes. I never saw much humility or poverty of spirit in Andrew Tate. Pride is something that definitely comes to mind when I think of him. First Corinthians 1:26-31. I pray he will come to know truth and ultimate reality.

Love how you articulated that so well and brought a good example about Christ!

Thanks for making this video, brother. I would say the vast majority of Christians were thinking the same thing. I like some of the things Tate has to say, but his lack of Biblical knowledge and relationship with Jesus says more.

Tate will keep shifting his ideas on religion and God until he realizes real power is with God and it's the power of love. He still thinks power is over others. And you are right that safety is in forgiveness. When you forgive, you have no enemies and so you don't attack physically or mentally. That makes you safe because as you sow, so do you reap. It also gives you all power over heaven and earth.

I want to thank the colonel also Your knowledge is so important to a fellow like myself I dont know anywhere else to find the most real facts from a high-ranking veteran and because hes a veteran my father a veteran now is dumping the mainstream narrative and now knows the facts its a great help for my friends and family thank you again!

A Muslim will tolerate and forgive personal insults without any qualms. Just don't blaspheme the religion. That's the baseline.

The editing was amazing.

He didn't think more about religion, he thought more about death and power. If what is said is true than he ran in dark areas and that meant OPEN DOORS. His sin opened doors and his quest for knowledge (original sin) open the ultimate door. He was a prime target not only for his flesh but powers and principalities. If he at one time was a Christian and truly repented.... he is truly fighting a war. Pray that he doesn't give up and cries out to Jesus.

You and your team did a phenomenal job on this piece. I’m inspired seeing how well rounded this is. Lord will it when I start my RU-vid channel I’ll be able to make deliveries this focused and detailed. Glory to God

Interesting video. Tate, for all of his bravado, is fairly intellectual and logical. And logically, it's impossible to come to the knowledge of the Trinity from first principles (without any Holy books) where it's not impossible to come to the knowledge of a single Creator.

You got randomly recommend to me in the midst of the current mess and I gotta say I appreciate the insight here a lot. Seeing how current events are going, only idiots would want him to identify with them. Even Muslims should reject him if they truly know their religion cause all he’s doing is taking advantage of it to drag out his narrative while dragging it through the dirt. His fandom is a cult atp, and I hope everyone that listens to him wakes up. Respect to you for pushing for humility and forgiveness, we’re missing too much of that nowadays.

Hopefully someone properly explains the gospel to him sooner than later. He's already brought attention to the fact that he would never take his own life.

You out it very succinctly. Tate is drawn to power but doesn't understand what true power is. Power over others is nothing compared to power over one's self. Islam appeals to the very primal desires of human men. The promise of more wives (for carnal desire), the promise of power (to have over others). It's an indulgent religion.

"When the world hates you, remember it hated me first."

If he was as truly strong as he thinks he is, he would’ve taken the narrow road, gone against the grain just as Jesus did. Tate would’ve went against the Pharisees, like Jesus. He would’ve shown people what it truly is to be a Christian. He would’ve been a trailblazer, helping to pave the way the same as Jesus, showing people with his own life, gaining true disciples the same as Jesus, standing up for Christianity. That takes true courage, to stand up and to show people how Christian’s should behave. To sit with the rejects at the ‘nerd’ table. He chose to leave because he was too weak to actually change the way he was living, nor did he want to. A powerful person doesn’t need to say how powerful they are. Jesus was casting out Demons and standing up against Pharisees left and right with AUTHORITY! He didn’t need to say how powerful he was. Tate just wants to sit at the ‘cool kids’ table.

He was never real Christian to begin with, shame on him for talking to our religion like that, I would never dissrespect ANY other religion or ANY man beliefs, my respect for him after this has perished.

The more I hear him talk the more I can tell he's actually kind of insecure. Powerful, but secure men do not speak so fast. They don't change their opinions with wind. Lend many thy ear and few thy tongue. I fear for young men that actually look up to him.

Just imagine living life in a perpetual state of vigilance. A trait indicative of a childhood trauma, and a possible lack of a safety net in his formative years. The demonic voices in his head are like a malfunctioning GPS sending him to different directions all at once.

That's probably the best take I've heard regarding Andrew Twat so far. I can't understand how people keep taking him seriously when any person from the UK that has ever been to a Meat Market (Nightclub for pick-ups) knows exactly the type of guy this is: a compensator. The type of guy that projects his weaknesses onto others while being obsessed with the power he can only gain through tyranny.

There was a time when I would be too quick to react whenever someone insulted me, but since turning to the Lord I have learned to endure hardships, and God knows I have had many problems these past few years and I know i'm being tested. It's been so tough and stressful but I have learned to endure wrongdoing against me. At times I do slip up but I quickly revert back onto the correct path. I know I am being refined in the fire, and the best of diamonds undergo the most pressure. So Brothers and Sisters, endure! Because it will mold you into a much tougher person to crack. Stand on a solid foundation and be unmovable in the face of adversity.

Clearly Andrew Tate never met a so-called 'strong' Christian that would challenge his views and put him in the dirt for it xD And I say 'strong' because strength can be seen in multiple categories, the same with intelligence. What he defines as strength and power is control over others, whereas one might consider strength in the fact, that they resist their desires.

Very well-made video! I've been following Andrew closely. It makes PERFECT sense why he wants nothing to do with a religion that has love and forgiveness as it's core tenets. As a Christian I am glad Andrew is no longer speaking on my faith's behalf.

Brilliant show. Great job.

You should cover JBP next

This has comment has nothing to do with Tate. I'm here because the Don/Cory live stream and wanna say...bro..you are solid on the gospel and made some awesome/biblical points. Grace and peace brother. Subbed.