Demon Erasers

And as soon as some evidence comes along, you're like, yes, I was right.

I wasn't crazy.

I wasn't wrong.

So if that was really the case, it's just like you would be consistent.

And that's what I'm trying to say is that I look at religious people and how they argue, and I just don't feel that there's intellectual honesty.

I don't feel that there's consistency.

And I feel that there's a lot of emotion to where you're like, well, the Lord works in mysterious ways.

And you just pull this bag over your eyes because you want an answer to the uncertainty.

And to me, it's like what he said, it's not good to convince ourselves that we've found indubitable answers to these questions.

No, no, no, no, no.

He wanted other entities that were also— But then why did he need round two?

And I'm not trying to be an ass here, but it's like I'm presenting a logical inconsistency.

It's not logical inconsistency.

So if God is all-knowing and he is all good, whether you want to admit it or not, you're saying that he screwed up when he created the angels in such a way.

That he didn't get what he wanted.

And it didn't work because they fell from him.

Let's stop right there.

So you just said not to the extent that he wanted it.

Okay, so listen.

So it's very, very simple.