The contents of this video were not created, animated, voiced, or was I in any way involved in it's development process in any capacity; all design aspects belong to it's respective owner DarkMatter2525. I did however use his video's and stringed them together in one whole cohesive presentation, a composition if you will, of his best work - in my point of view - which display the fallacies of god, and took many hours to compile together. All credit - except editing and some minor video clip additions and tweaks such as quotes - are to be credited to him. There are a few minor errors in this video, at least one spelling error, and a few edits and quotes I would otherwise change if I could. If you want to know of solutions to problems that ARE ACTUALLY relevant to us and the planet, poverty, war, scarcity, sustainability, environmental degradation, global warming, then I suggest these 2 videos to get you started. The Zeitgeist Movement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z9WVZddH9w The Venus Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KphWsnhZ4Ag Any Christian to watch any of these videos and ignore the evidence, or that it appeals to reason and logic; is in denial...and is experiencing "Cognitive Dissonance" which is the core fundamental belief in something which can be predicated on any idea or experience, and refuses to give up the belief despite good reason to do so, typically as a form of protection, from any aversive feelings that would otherwise make them feel uncomfortable. It serves to only decouple them from what we can only increasingly understand as reality; or within the perceptual range of what we can verify to be true. They ignore evidence, ignore their senses, and use "Incomprehensible" or "beyond our limitations" to justify it. Because not one person nor them can explain it (It is not possible without the use of our functions or abilities) so they come to the conclusion that god is Incomprehensible, but rather their thinking is illogical and incomprehensible. Anyone who uses their senses (Sight, Sent, Sound, Touch, Taste) and abilities to relate and understand correctly, cannot understand the thinking of the person who does not use the same senses, trains of reasoning and thought, or logic as they do. To do this would require a detachment from logic and effectively unlearning how to use logic, and use the frame of mind or mentality that uses the illogical thinking, thus decoupling one self to also ignore reality or their senses in an effort to also not understand something, and accept that they don't understand an impossibility. This is mass delusion, a perplexing perpetuating circle of unknowing that comes to no conclusion and offers no direction or purpose other than severe mental discomfort when injecting any rational thinking. This creates an abyss of confusion, when they think they're thinking coherently...which is an impossibility, you cannot rely on something you cannot sense or measure, or something you cannot prove or perceive your self to be reality, and then hope to prove it to others as a reason to believe in it. After all we rely on these senses to operate like a car requires a fuel source to move or a computer that works with logic and numbers or "binary". A program cannot work or give meaning to anything if a set of rules do not execute correctly or have none to execute, we cannot prove something that is beyond our perceptual understanding. We can prove something is there, but we cannot prove that something is not there...the latter is irrelevant until the former can prove that it was there all along, but has to coincide with our understanding otherwise it has no value, or meaning, and unless it does it has no use and can never be understood. Using "supernatural" is a cop out because it boasts the impossibility that because you cannot explain it, you cannot know for sure. Thus any argument that is based on logic cannot battle against a belief predicated and consisting no logic at all. Fiction and none-fiction cannot coexist, so logic can never oppose it. This is why The belief of god is merely a mythological fairytale.

• published: 29 May 2014
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