Yep. This video helped enlighten me after 30 years of being a christian and a die hard christian too.

I'm a Seth fan. Been listening to his podcast for years.

Difficult for any adult not to sound idiotic when quoting ancient bronze age mythology written by xenophobic, hill-dwelling goat herders, and using it for an excuse to be ignorant, intolerant, and/or hateful.

So there's that obvious truth.

brilliant - thanks for sharing

Yep, I used to talk like an idiot (I still do but, not as bad as I was), it's embarrassing when I look back.
Great talk and he has a very good collection of memes there.

I just listened to this the other day. It is really good.

One of my favorites. Thanks.

I really like this;consise,true, and
to the point. Joseph Cambell believed that
society benefited ,slightly,from myths or fables . The track of religious statements leaves others often baffled, less informed , and over-
welmed. As I read or hear a statement today
I feel pity like watching an info commercial-
that some gullable people will swallow the
pitch blindly ,instead of seeing it as altered
reality.

Seth Andrews gave this speech June 3, 2017 in Toronto at the Imagine 7 conference. It's a humorous (and perhaps therapeutic) romp through Seth's religious past...and the often bizarre words and attitudes that reflected his Christian faith.