You know, Pope Leo has lung cancer, and, uh, he's young.
He's 71, so that's kind of young.
Uh, Kathy Griffith had lud canc- lung cancer.
They removed the lower right part of his lobe, and I asked a question online that really pissed off a lot of Catholics.
He wants him to have lung cancer, huh? It's like, what a, what a weird God y'all worship.
I am an atheist, and, uh, because I have a brain.
Uh, and that doesn't mean there's not some, not a being, but that there doesn't mean there's not something greater than us out there.
And it certainly doesn't mean that we stop.
Everyone thinks, "Oh, you're an atheist, you think we just die." I don't know what happens when we die.
No one's ever come back and told us.
At least, no one credible.
Uh, and you know, so I don't know.
I don't know what happens.
I, I do know we don't go to some, you know, place in the sky with a doorman, like a bar, with a list.
Okay? That's not what happens.
Uh, so I know that for sure.
Uh, now, I d- that doesn't mean that there's not some other dimension that we go to that we perceive as Heaven, uh, or Nirvana or, you know, or whatever.
Uh, I think that people use religion to stop living.
You know, I, I...
That's the one thing I really hate about religion, is that it, it doesn't allow people to live their fullest lives, and if this is the only one we've got, you know, you wanna have them live it to their fullest.
And, and I don't mean committing crimes and what people would call sins.
You know, I don't sin, and it's, I don't sin not because I'm afraid of going to hell, but because it's not the right thing to do.
You know? You shouldn't...
You know, Pope Leo has lung cancer, and, uh, he's young.
He's 71, so that's kind of young.
Uh, Kathy Griffith had lud canc- lung cancer.
They removed the lower right part of his lobe, and I asked a question online that really pissed off a lot of Catholics.
He wants him to have lung cancer, huh? It's like, what a, what a weird God y'all worship.
I am an atheist, and, uh, because I have a brain.
Uh, and that doesn't mean there's not some, not a being, but that there doesn't mean there's not something greater than us out there.
And it certainly doesn't mean that we stop.
Everyone thinks, "Oh, you're an atheist, you think we just die." I don't know what happens when we die.
No one's ever come back and told us.
At least, no one credible.
Uh, and you know, so I don't know.
I don't know what happens.
I, I do know we don't go to some, you know, place in the sky with a doorman, like a bar, with a list.
Okay? That's not what happens.
Uh, so I know that for sure.
Uh, now, I d- that doesn't mean that there's not some other dimension that we go to that we perceive as Heaven, uh, or Nirvana or, you know, or whatever.
Uh, I think that people use religion to stop living.
You know, I, I...
That's the one thing I really hate about religion, is that it, it doesn't allow people to live their fullest lives, and if this is the only one we've got, you know, you wanna have them live it to their fullest.
And, and I don't mean committing crimes and what people would call sins.
You know, I don't sin, and it's, I don't sin not because I'm afraid of going to hell, but because it's not the right thing to do.
You know? You shouldn't...
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