I only made it 12 seconds into auditing this video

MKUehn Billhole

10d (edited) • DEEP CHAT

This may be dangerous territory, but.

While waiting for something, i thought i could "audit" a channel with an interesting title premise:

"Grace, Law, and the Courtroom: Why “ Under Grace, Not Law” is a category error" 7 minutes short.

Channel is called "Undeniable Truths" with 768 subscribers, 56 comments.

I'm going to copy - paste from the transcript as the direct citation.

"There's one sentence that causes more confusion than almost any other in modern Christianity. "Yahusha covered it all". People hear that and instinctively conclude, "Therefore, not following

Torah is no longer sin."

Did you catch it? "People conclude..." is speaking FOR others.

then: "therefore XYZ" is begging the question. setting up a false premise to 'dismantle' it.

He is attempting to tell people WHAT TO THINK "Thank Yahooey i'm not one of "Those" people"

yea, i know that "Yahusha" implies Jesus, and "Torah" is referring to God's will and law. not my focus.

How do i make this as clear as possible? any message this person was attempting to give was destroyed in my view. it's not about the religion. i could not watch it in good faith. and quit.

let me give a different, secular, purely hyperbole example (fiction for emphasis)

"Because Trump knew he was not allowed to hit his wife anymore, he took it out on Venezuela, Venezuela responded with..."

Easy to spot, and everything after that is corrupted, regardless of real value.

There is no point here, i keep experiencing this, and it upsets me every time.

i don't even want to discuss the intent of that video, i shared it, spoke my mind, and am moving on.

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