Sam Harris' Sharpest Critique of Religion

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Sam Harris is a neuroscientist, philosopher, and prominent public intellectual. In this video, Sam Harris presents compelling arguments against religion, drawing on rationality, science, and ethics to critique religious beliefs and practices.
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@TheWonderfulTruth

What do you think of this way of ending my videos?

@user-wp4ju4hp5w

It's quite simple. God was created by mankind not the other way around

@rreith

If someone dies from cancer, we say we just don't understand God's plan. If they live, we praise God for saving them. Pure blindness to reality.

@Istandby666

If a god existed, Why would a god care so much about peoples wishes and wants on a planet the size of an electron compared to the vastness of the Universe?

@fangugel3812

The counter arguments at the end are ones that I have heard all my life and simply guess at the nature of god’s “mysteriousness.” This reflects the inability to reason by people who have been indoctrinated to be blind and unthinking.

@empire1281

You ruined the whole video by adding the crap at the end. If you listened to what Sam had to say, you would be asking these things

@daviddadachamp823

People who argue suffering is good are always people who are not suffering. To them suffering is an abstraction. Ask a person who lost their entire family in an earthquake if suffering is good.

@stevenpsmitty

God was created by men who wanted to force their will on the masses by creating a higher authority.

@Glennn7

"Religion Poisons Everything" - Christopher Hitchens

@galaxywolf4895

If God created mankind, then their would only be one religion, if mankind created God(s) their would be many religions.

@mryorkshire3623

Belief in religion comes from the fear of death. The thought that at the end of life there is nothing else drives some to accept faith without evidence. Very sad really.

@jonnawyatt

One very disturbing aspect of religion is the glee that (some) believers show at how non-believers are going to suffer eternally once they die.

@frozentspark2105

Religion is like a 4;year old child that says they have an invisible friend. As the child ages, so does the invisible friend. It becomes more complex and stories are added to it to keep the maturing child engaged in the story. Over generations, those stories become accepted as true or factual when in reality theyre the invisible froend at its core.

@commonsense63

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@richardhedd3080

The counterpoints at the end were so destroyed by Sam that it was hard to not smile while listening. As long as religious people pass on their beliefs to their children, this form of mental illness will continue.

@BOARMoto-bm2mh

“Thought created god and then thought worshiped the thought that it created.”

@Istandby666

If a god has a larger divine plan that transcends human understanding. Then how can you tell someone about it? Are you not human?

@user-qg1kb8ih3g

The suffering in the world is better explained by that we live in a natural environment where there is no god than if there is one. We humans are responsible for making the world a better place. No amount of prayer will stop suffering

@Druid75

If a god exists, and thats a big IF for me, I’m pretty sure it doesn’t care what you do with your private parts and who with. Nor does it care what time you turn the lights on or off or on what days. Nor does it care what you do and don’t eat. Nor does it care who’s president or who you voted for

@nightmike7655

I find the argument of the ignorance of God's way to operate really inconsistent. For one part, believers claim that we cannot know God's reasons for suffering, but then they claim to know what God wants and His desire on a variety of moral topics. They have no compelling proof that God is loving, but it is obvious that they start with the premise that He is and then adapt their explanations to that statement.