Street Epistemology at Don't Mess With Our Kids Rally
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- David and Brittany use Street Epistemology at the #dontmesswithourkids rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin during the Sound Epistemology Adventure Tour. To support the tour, donate here:
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The holy spirit was an integral part of my understanding of my transsexual identity. Like, as a queer Christian, throughout the many years that i denied that queer identity, i did not feel the presence of the holy spirit, and once i accepted that identity, i felt it and understood it for the first time. Luckily, most of the Christians in my life have been able to see the outward effects of that spiritual shift and thus were able to accept me for who i actually am. I always hope and pray for the queer youth who have to grow up in the environment cultivated by this woman and all the others in these movements. It's saddening, and my heart breaks when i see it.
David you are great at this! Yeah the wind and background noise was crazy however it was still a good video.
Great job given the circumstances. That must have been a challenge!
@@NavigateWithNate The biggest challenge was the wind noise. 😆
#MessUpOurKidsByMakingThemFearHell is such a great campaign.
Love it man 🙌. It would seem as though Brittany has never met other Christians that are liberal and use her same methodology to have different Interpretations.
I like to think that my methodology involves a little bit more hermaneutics than she uses 😅
Nice
This was such a great job and whether you agree or disagree with this woman you probably learn 10x more about her views than any other type of interview she would participate in.
Did you stumble upon this event ? Did you come here on purpose ?
@@LogicalKip I had no idea. I just wanted to tour the Capitol building with my GoPro. That’s why it sounds like ass.
Great job under the tough conditions. It is quite sad to me to see someone build so much certainty upon such empty platitudes. Almost every response was evangelical cliché roulette. However, I don't think you could expect much more under those conditions. That wasn't an environment meant to foster introspective thought.
@@retravoh Totes agree. Not my preference of environment.
Children left unattended
will be taught about Trans Rights.
^ Not a fan of "logic".
The same could be said for every child lured into religious violence.
It might be interesting to discuss the difference between a trans right and a non-trans right.
Hey David, that's a pretty good interview. I'm pretty sure she will start reflecting in a few days.
Btw, when she went round and round on 'God's word', I thought you would ask "What if, the pope comes to you tomorrow, and says you were mistaken, what will you do?". Is that a bad question?
@@SriHarshaChilakapati Ya, or, could someone support these values without bible or holy spirit?
Not very relevant if she didn't mention the Pope herself. We don't know if the Pope is relevant to her life/epistemology.
@@SoundEpistemology She said that there were Muslims who were a part of their group. Maybe a question could be could a secular person arrive at her values?
Fascinated by how much she repeated "political or liberal view". I wonder if she doesn't see 'conservative' or 'liberal' as "political" or if she is only against 'exposing' children to what she sees as "liberal" ideas.
"Do you have a way to tell if you're mistaken?" "Conviction, conviction in my heart."
The biggest frustration I have with evangelicalism is this sentiment that you can use your own feelings to determine truth. Its so backwards! Literally using confirmation bias as your validation method...
Doesn't "God's Word" also tell her not to wear adornments like the gold necklace and bat-shit mascara?
I'm glad you do what you do, but honestly I don't personally feel as though there's any helping most of the people who actually reject _medical science._ You're much more patient than I am :p
That said, I think what you're doing is valuable. I don't necessarily believe that I'm right about them being beyond help. They're just beyond the help that I'm personally willing to offer.
Every justification this woman gave was _feelings._ Fvck feelings, I can't have a conversation with someone who _only_ uses feelings to justify beliefs. There's no "there" there.
@@ThorsDecree I mean, feelings are useful if you want to know more about feelings but if you want to have as accurate a map of our shared reality as possible, feelings are overrated.
@@SoundEpistemology So many people have such strong feelings about having feelings. I'm glad I'm too autistic to know what that _feels_ like lol.
I admire your patience. Keep fighting the good fight, brother!
@@SoundEpistemology I'm not so sure that is true. I think it has been shown that emotion/feelings often outweighs reason/logic when it comes to people's thought process and decision making. I believe that reason/logic should dictate HOW we investigate and examine people, their thought process and decision making, but, when it comes to WHAT we examine, emotion/feelings is probably the primary place to start or concentrate on. Not to say it is the only WHAT to examine.
@@sevilnatas That’s why I said, “if you want to have as accurate a map of our shared reality as possible…”.
She's not wrong about the rights of parents to keep their children away from a dubious ideology though, is she?
@@karenjeanelliott Parenting seems really challenging. I’m not sure how long you can protect them, but teaching them how to recognize poor reasoning when they are exposed to it seems like a good idea.