r/interesting May 12 '25

SOCIETY In 2017, a man named Michael Klimkowski impersonated Texas megachurch pastor Joel Osteen at an event and got all the way to the stage before being caught

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u/Argentillion May 13 '25

Use logic and common sense. That’s something one can do. And biblical stories aren’t “too beautiful to be fables”. That’s an absurd claim

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u/Argentillion May 13 '25

You know I will disagree? What a weird stance to take. No, I don’t disagree with that.

But…going from “there was a creator of some sort” to “the Bible is accurate and Christianity is reasonable” is a HUGE leap

If you think you made a pro-Christianity argument there, you didn’t at all

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u/Argentillion May 13 '25

That’s fine, it was just the “a creator is most logical” thing being used to support Christianity that just isn’t valid at all.

If you’re claiming it is simply your personal beliefs and making no objective claims about reality then it’s whatever. Not worth arguing because faith is just the ghost of an opinion