Episode 178 - Atheists: Lack of Torah Study

And the problem with a lot of these people who call themselves atheists is that they haven't studied.

They don't learn Torah, and yet they've drawn their own conclusions.

It's the arrogance of our society.

It's the arrogance that comes with having achieved so much success, material success in this world, that we think, "It's my wisdom, it's my strength that got me here.

I don't need a Torah.

I don't need a guide.

I don't need a God.

I know it all.

I know how it started.

I can't explain it to you, but I know that it all is nothing.

It's all random.

It's all coincidence." What a baseless argument, and such an easy one to make because you don't have to substantiate it.

So when I ask the obvious question, "What was your rabbi's name? Who taught you Torah? Who taught you Gemara?" That's where the conversation came to an end.

And the problem with a lot of these people who call themselves atheists is that they haven't studied.

They don't learn Torah, and yet they've drawn their own conclusions.

It's the arrogance of our society.

It's the arrogance that comes with having achieved so much success, material success in this world, that we think, "It's my wisdom, it's my strength that got me here.

I don't need a Torah.

I don't need a guide.

I don't need a God.

I know it all.

I know how it started.

I can't explain it to you, but I know that it all is nothing.

It's all random.

It's all coincidence." What a baseless argument, and such an easy one to make because you don't have to substantiate it.

So when I ask the obvious question, "What was your rabbi's name? Who taught you Torah? Who taught you Gemara?" That's where the conversation came to an end.