Justin Scott

Right.

So, so we both, we both sharpen it here, but I would definitely say when it comes down to most, like to most Christians, most Christians are looking for like, like, I mean, like what I said, cheap belonging.

They're looking for easy consensus.

Looking for narrative control.

You know what I'm saying?

Looking for a mediated way to interact with God.

I don't think we need any of those.

Yeah.

See, like, like when I heard, when I heard I am the father of one, I thought we was on the same team.

But then when I went to church, everybody was like, well, when he goes up there, he's going to cause God to fly in through a window.

I'm like, oh, okay.

like you know because the church always rewards mediation right i don't know if i believe in mediation between a person and god i don't know if a person could pray over you and god would come closer right i don't know if a pastor can go on stage and god come closer right right like all those types of things is suggestive for me um yeah but most christians i disagree with on like on fundamental things like they'll be like um like jesus is the reason why we're going to heaven

I don't know.

Jesus ended a state theocracy.

That's all he ever achieved.

He tore the veil and said he was done.

Right.

He didn't say, and now y'all get to go to heaven.

Who knows?

Right.