Truth Wanted

July 6, 2024

Truth Wanted 07.27 with Kelley Laughlin and Jimmy Jr. 2024-07-05 18-55-27

<b>Get your tin foil hat on as you discover the truth today with Kelly Laughlin and Jimmy Jr. as they burn barcodes into all who don’t experience reality after death as a Christian displays his persecution complex all while diving into the realms of colonoscopies through remote viewing. </b><br /><b><br />Wesley in WV warns us about the mark of the beast. Everyone is going to get $32,523 through a barcode that is laser burned called the Omni, and this is the blotch(mark) of Egypt. What is the connection to Egypt and why is it called this? Why is it not a country that has more to do with oil? Who is going to be holding this laser gun to do the branding? Try to listen to the questions and answer them carefully. </b><br /><b><br />Jeffrey, a Christian in PA takes the position that things seen during a near death experience(NDE) are real. Being based in reality and being real are different things. When a blind person experiences the ability to see during an NDE, how do we know that person did not already have this description from what they have picked up somewhere? At what point should we investigate a claim further and when should we not? If these were real experiences, why is it that no one else in the room can pick up on something? Why do people always see something that is congruent with their own religions? Is it possible for you as a Christian to receive the 72 virgins that Muslims get when y</b><b>ou die and go to heaven? How do we know what happens after death is true? </b><br /><b><br />Sea Bass, a Christian in CA, believes that when people die, we are knocked out until Jesus comes to get us. Was there external pressure put on you to believe these things you read in the Bible? There are mathematical laws that explain why seemingly miraculous coincidences happen. Asking detailed questions about your experiences is not the same as persecuting you as a Christian.</b><br /><b><br />David in CA leans towards spirituality and tends to believe some of the stories of NDEs that people have, and sees that universal claims can be problematic. These experiences can seem very real when it is hypoxia. Maybe we need to explore what is happening biologically more. Asking questions of these experiences should be automatic so we can gain evidence or proof if they are real. What does it mean to be spiritual? Why do you feel there is more than just atoms? It is worth exploring why you believe what you believe. </b><br /><b><br />Coyote Boy in TX reminds us of remote viewing and how if it were real, we would be using it for colonoscopies. If one country can get another country to believe they are spying in a way they really aren’t, that misdirection ends up being useful because there will be investigations into things that never happened. </b><br /><b><br />Jon, a theist in Canada, says that people believe in the Bible because it gives them comfort, and asks why we believe that we are here by random accident. We don’t know anyone here by random accident. If we are going to put our belief in something, we want to know that what we believe is true. Evidence is not the same as proof and what we need is proof. Why is it god when it is something that you can’t explain, and how did god get on the list for potential causes?</b><br /><b><br />Thank you for discovering the truth with us today! Question of the week is: What is inappropriate to say to a psychic?</b><br /><br />Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/truth-wanted--3195473/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/truth-wanted--3195473/support</a>.