Comedy is pretty subjective, but in today's episode, we're going to refute the objective nonsense peddled by comedians who just want to ridicule or try to refute the faith.

Now, there's nothing wrong with poking fun at Christian culture.

Before they got involved in politics, the Babylon B primarily made fun of modern evangelicalism.

But these comedians we're going to talk about today aren't even trying to be funny.

They just want to attack Christianity under the guise of comedy. And so we're going to point out

what's wrong with their laughably bad arguments. First, here's Sarah Silverman.

Christianity is super old, but it's crazy. I mean, it's, you're born a sinner.

By being born, you are a sinner and you're going to hell.

But you can just apologize and then you can go to heaven.

No big deal.

If you're a murderer, same thing,

it's just apologize and go to heaven. you can be Hitler and go to confession and say

forgive me father I killed six million Jews and the priest would just be like no problem say

ten high old marries and Hitler goes to heaven when it comes to salvation I love watching non-religious people try to say God is unfair.

On the one hand, they think it's horrible God would send someone to hell.

On the other hand, they think it's horrible that God would allow some sinners to repent and go to heaven.

But this leads to the question, which sins should God forgive and which should he not forgive?

Many of these critics will just offer an arbitrary standard of a good person, or someone as good as them,

which I refuted in my previous episode on the one fallacy that sends most people to hell.

The self-serving nature of the good person standard is evident in Silverman's case,

given who she is merciful towards. In this other monologue, she expresses being torn about condemning Lewis C.K.'s sex scandal with women he masturbated in front of because, well, Louis C.K. is her friend.

Here's where I'm at on it as of this moment. It could change tomorrow and if it does, I will keep you posted.

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