Even though the video is just over twelve minutes in its entirety, it's really only about eight minutes, the last four being music with a simple on-screen message.
I predict that not many will watch it because they fear that it will be full of atheist vitriol (because we atheists are such hateful people, after all) or that it will challenge their beliefs (again, hardly ever welcome). It's a thoughtful message, though, and what I take from it most of all is that we depend on each other in so many ways. We need each other, and should love each other.
Unless you watch it with preconceived notions and can't listen to it without forming your arguments against what he says (in other words, not really listening at all), I think most people will be able to appreciate the message.
Let's discuss it.
Answer QuestionNo this video didn't challenge my beliefs anymore than a 12 minute video about why I do believe in God would challenge his beliefs.
I can understand why he feels the way he does, but he doesn't appreciate the fact that I've given as much thought to what I believe in as he has. We've just come to different conclusions.
I don't know why people suffer more than others, but I have felt the influence of God in my life, this belief doesn't except me from suffering. We all carry pain whether you believe in God or not.
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I watched this video three times and it's definitely anti God. Any message about reaching out to help one another is about 20 sec of 12 min video. Yes it's good to rely on one another, however that is not the main message of the video. The video says " believing in a God harms everyone".
Believing that atheism is the reason for all the problems in the world is just as bad as believing that the simple belief in God harms everyone.
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