Ray Comfort's Latest Footage

[steven84]

Ray Comfort goes head to head with an 3 Atheists that challenged him last week in Huntington Beach California.
I thought his point about believing in things that can't be seen was pretty good and it seemed to shut the mouth of the skeptic in regards to the whole what you can "feel" and "not feel"

Here is Ray's latest footage:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2gwnya17Rg

[Chewbie Chan]

It was a well sprung trap, but then that wasn't the sharpest skeptic either.  

There is a potentially endless number of things we can feel that will not be what they appear.

[wjennings1977]

Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron are propoganda whores who twist
well-known truths into believing something that they interpret as
Truth by replicating their sense of reasoning.  They do nothing to
prove the existence of their God while spreading the same
propaganda that Christianity is initially responsible for.

Not everyone is this weak, and I do believe I can relate this to the
fact that there is naturally more followers than leaders while associating
the leaders to the free-thinkers and the followers to the religiously
submissive.

[Ellainix]

That background music made it hard to listen

[pinkocommie]

No matter what Ray Comfort says, he's still and will always be the banana man to me, and therefore incapable of winning any argument ever, no matter how artfully he may argue.

[Albino_Raptor]

No matter what Ray Comfort says, he's still and will always be the banana man to me, and therefore incapable of winning any argument ever, no matter how artfully he may argue.

Absolutely agreed. Mr Bananarama  

[SSY]

It's telling he chooses to ply his trade at Huntingdon beach, that well known academic and intellectual nexus of the evolutionist movement, were he to try the same thing at MIT, and manage to outwit them, I may be more impressed. That chap could do with reading some books, educating himself (well, both of them really. . . ). In short, when you show someone who claims(!) to be an atheist being defeated by arguments I myself could skewer, it fails to convince me.

[karadan]

He didn't know bananas were engineered by humans then went on to use the banana as proof for god. That alone tells me he's a fraudulent prick with utterly no academic credibility. Unless, of course, the banana is proof of god's existence because it happens to fit snugly up his arse.

[SSY]

because it happens to fit snugly up his arse.

:yay:

[Chewbie Chan]

Oh, I didn't make the connection! This is the "behold, the atheist's nightmare" banana guy?

LOL. He funny.

[Davin]

I love Ray Comfort's if you lied once that makes you a liar logic... that doesn't apply if you've told the truth once.
Logically it would apply both ways if you break it down to it's logical basics: doing something at least once makes you that thing.
So if you've told the truth at least once, then you're an honest person.

The feeling the wind is not a good point, because there are many other ways to verify wind and show other people that wind exists: "look at how the wind moves things." Not the same for god, show me one thing about god that I can show others and study. People that believe in something and want others to believe in it as well need to show something or admit that it's irrational to believe in it.

[Dongle]

Watching ray comfort makes me simultaneously rage and .
He's our modern-day snake oil salesman. And is that an actual soap box he's standing on in the vid? That would be awesome. All he's missing is a boater hat and cane.
"Now folks step right up and get God's Good Glory All-supernatural Wellness Elixir and kiss those sins goodbye! It's the faith-tested, righteousness-vested, best-when-ingested, and never bested cure-all serum for what ails you! Only a nickel a dram!"

It's sad that I actually know several people IRL that are just like this guy.

[elliebean]

[Dretlin]

"You looked at a women in lust!?"

"Yeah - totally". ha.

Ray Comfort - what can I possibly say, that has not been said before.

He is a fool.

[Squid]

Ray Comfort goes head to head with an 3 Atheists that challenged him last week in Huntington Beach California.
I thought his point about believing in things that can't be seen was pretty good and it seemed to shut the mouth of the skeptic in regards to the whole what you can "feel" and "not feel"

Here is Ray's latest footage:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2gwnya17Rg

Comfort?  Seriously? Lol.