Josh Welch

They don't want to help anybody.

In fact, what they want to do is prevent people from getting help that need help.

And so my grievance, aside from khaki shorts and puffer vest, are Christians who refuse to act like Jesus should be barred from Christianity.

Their name should be struck from the halls, from the ledgers of Christianity.

Under armor.

See, I think all of those things go together because the type of people that wear khaki shorts that are men and that wear sleeveless puffer vest are, in Oklahoma at least, white male Christians.

And most of the white male Christians don't act like Jesus in Oklahoma, at least that I know.

But I try not to know that many of them or at least talk to them.

So I just want everybody to know that this atheist in Oklahoma is out there doing the Lord's work.

I'm out there helping people.

I'm out there trying to act like Jesus.

That's right.

And it's really like I try to remove religion from any of it, really.

And it's pretty basic.

You just simply wake up in the morning and you be nice to people.

Kindness.

And if someone needs some help, maybe you offer it to them.

You do something to help someone else.

And that's it.

Whether you're a Christian, whether you're an atheist, whether you're a Buddhist.