Alright, so I wanted to make a video explaining that atheists, in fact, believe in magic. Now I've said this before and I call this controversial when I say this, but I don't really care is that I am actually a former atheist and that I used to be an atheist, especially in my early teens. And obviously God saved me by His grace back when I was, I was, I was, I was, I was shortly after my 18th birthday, I got surely born again. I'm sure that in my testimony video, but that's, that's beside the subject. My point is that when you really get down to what atheists believe, they essentially believe in magic, you know, because atheists are like fun of just any religion in general and they'll say, oh, you think you think that something came from, from nothing or whatever? Maybe you think that two humans just poofed out and they'll wear and they just repopled, popled the earth and they'll try to accuse the whole thing of incest and everything else at the whole of their subject of its own. But if we're going to be consistent, because there's a quote by a famous atheist philosopher, atheist apologist, Stephen Hawking, where he best will be literally says that the universe was spontaneously created out of nothing. So essentially, any claims that, oh, it's the law of the science. So essentially, what he's saying is that something came from nothing. But then they'll make fun of non-Atheists who say that. But what's my point? If you think that something came from nothing, you believe in magic pretty much. If you're going to be consistent, because how does something come from nothing? I mean, and you can cut your trial claim, oh, I thought we believe or whatever else, you know, as to get like I said, I was an atheist in my early teens. An atheist tried to deny this back. That was ever an atheist to begin with. But that's a whole other side issue. But the bottom line is is that if you're thinking that the universe spontaneously came up, because you're talking about the big bang essentially teaches. And I've heard this out of the mouth of atheists I knew personally. Essentially, there was a tiny dot. And it went boom. And then out came the universe. This is infinitely expanding universe. Now, if someone wants to explain to me how that is, how that even lines up with the laws of physics, I'm all ears. But to me, that sounds like much more of a fairy tale and much more of a magical thing. And then claiming it spontaneously came out of nothing. That's the truth of the kind of absurdity that atheism is. Like Psalms 14 verse 1 to 3, and Psalm 53 verse 1 to 3 says, the fool says in his heart there is no God. You know, when I was an atheist in my early teens, I was a fool, playing simple. So one of the points that I don't be deceived by atheism is that the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, do with all the brethren. Goodbye.