The Correlation Between Intrinsic Worth and Religion 

Amen!!!! Me also. He's treated so unfairly and Treadeau is an enthusiastic part of the WEF. God bless North America because we are at a crossroads right now. #MARANATHA

Thank you for the comment that's very interesting, let me ask you a question that popped into my mind: imagine that God didn't exist, would you still see enough value to justify the suffering, would you see any value at all and if it is to be found in earthly life, what would it be in your opinion?

@@moekiemissa5731 I think that if all that is in life is physical reality as we see and experience it, that those who obsess with satisfying their desires and obsess and create an idol over "their truth" in the idea that there is a deeper MORE real subjective self- I think those people become correct. If there is nothing outside of physical observable reality, then LGBTQIA2+ and committing suicide when you get too depressed to deal with life anymore suddenly lose all immoral connotations, and I think that the moral collectivism argument becomes closer to truth than any other argument. I also think that the idea that anything can exist without God, is such an inconceivable concept that no matter how much we think we will never be able to understand what creation without a creator actually approximates because it is an anti-truth.

​@@wutmaa5832there is a very central idea that those who do not serve and believe in the one true God, will go to hell. Seeing society become increasingly pathological and studying history made me realise hell doesn't need to exist in another dimension or the inside of the earth in order to be a real thing. The good news is that reality is boundless in potential, the bad news that there are more paths to hell than to heaven. I wonder if every false idol, with enough time, leads to hell. All is belief.

@@moekiemissa5731 Once somebody learns the truth, denying the discovery becomes impossible -- yet some people do manage just that. I didn't meet Jesus until after I was married, so an answer to your question could be from that preceding time for me. Everyday was basically going through the motions -- being a reasonably good person, interested in helping family, friends or ever strangers. Got married because it seems right, found work for the same reason, always wanted children but yet again the same reason. Some people suffered, some didn't, most people has more money than me but a lot had none. Nothing made much difference. Being a child of God makes your world vast, you become insignificant in the broad scope yet unique and special primarily because everyone is invited to have a personal relationship with Jesus -- the friend that never dismisses me regardless of how badly I screw things up. That friendship and counsel permits me to discover the individual ways I impact the people around me, thus giving me a greater value than everyone else (in the things that make me unique). Surviving this epiphany is predicated on understanding my ego -- I am smarter than everyone around me (in some small way) while I'm also a student of everyone I experience. Thus what is a paradox to some, is clear to me only because I submitted to the authority of the omniscient God, and it became logical to me to surrender to this all-knowing God ... because I no longer need to know all the answers.

Well said, I couldn’t agree more. That potential really is something to behold yet we (myself included obviously lol) fail to even strive towards it day in and day out. It’s gotta change! For me especially, I can’t take it anymore lol

If I were God I'd say your value is based on contribution to society not money or status. We have enough tantruming toddlers seeking a pity party for donations and power. Viruses.

right. like why does this need a logical argument when it is how someone feels. she is already assuming instrinsic worth he suggests doing by the very end ...despite the contrary evidence

@gabibie1 well to be technically, eventhough the several german genocides during ww2 were pretty horrible, genocides arent a german invention. And maybe our constitution is now so good because we learned from our history. And after the third reich we had a lot to learn...

That's an arrogant thing to say from a Human,.we are nothing like God he's beyond our comprehension

God created us in His image. He gave us each the capability for good and evil. Then He gave us free will. He knew that us loving Him had to be our personal choice otherwise it is not real love. We are to turn away from our sins and seek God. So, there are no “bad” guys and no “good” guys. Each of us are both bad and good to differing degrees and incapable of living up to God’s laws in the Old Testament. This is the reason for Jesus. Jesus said He did not come to enforce the law, but to fulfill the law. The wages of sin is spiritual death. No one is capable of a sinless life and therefore we all must die a spiritual death. Jesus fulfilled the law by taking all of man’s sins and dying for us, spiritually and physically. This is the reason Jesus said “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father but by me.” I hope this explanation helps in some way.

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@@the2ndcoming135 Omega

@@the2ndcoming135 and ur point

@@lar6263 yeah, I’m that guy too😁

@@lar6263 not even Solomon in all his glory was dressed like the bouquet I’m giving you😁

I don't think that's true and I don't think that's why we are valuable. You say that we are valuable because in each emotion there is a lesson for everyone. I don't think that's true. Grandma feels the frustration of opening a jar of marinara sauce, and there is no lesson there for you to learn and that doesn't make grandma valuable. Or a 20 year old on a Friday night feels the emotion of sexual arousal and there's no lesson there for me to learn in that either and that doesn't make that 20 year old inherintly valuable. Also, animals feel emotions all the time. You also say that we are inherintly valuable because there's a time for us to practice what we say we believe. I don't think that's true either, that just because there might be a time for us to practice what we say we believe in makes us valuable. Adolf Hitler had his time to practice what he said he believe in, and I don't think that gives him an inherit value. I don't think you're taking your words seriously enough to try to understand what makes people valuable. Instead, you are just saying things that sound good or sound right, but that a little examination expose them to not hold true. I'd encourage you to take your words as seriously as you can and examine them and test them before coming to conclusions. Otherwise you'd end up with a lot of fluff that sounds good but is not useful because it doesn't hold true.

@@bryannsotomayor2575 there is value in grandma not being able to open a jar. It gives someone the opportunity to help out someone else. There is value in sexual arousal because you can learn to deny yourself instead of always giving into base desires there is value in animals feelings because you get to hone your skills to recognize their needs they cant voice it also teaches you to recognize needs of babies who have no voice. Your inability to even see such basic truth is a sign of immaturity. There was value in me being homeless and poor and depressed and just because I wasnt capable of being productive doesn't mean I was trash

@@bryannsotomayor2575 I can see you have never practiced compassion or never had an opportunity to. We learn by practice just like learning a new job. If you dont practice you can never learn and if you dont have someone to practice on you can not learn to control your emotions or to show kindness. If everyone was self sufficient to the point we didnt need each other then how could we learn to help each other. So just because you find no value in people doesn't mean there isnt any. There is a purpose to everything under heaven

Only under the assumption that change/adaptation is an inherently positive thing, which is yet another principle rooted in objectivism. Objectivism requires blind trust (faith) in one way or another, the choice is whether you make up your own rules, follow ones laid out by previous generations or (the best option) a compromise of the two.

He’s got like three channels. Maybe more. Plus the main one with 3 hours of fire at a time🤣

Can you sum up his tiny thoughts into smaller videos for us? Thanks

@@adamhope8689 yes but I'm not getting paid so no.