After listening to the ocean of metaphors which was the last podcast I'm glad we are grounded back into reality,(reply>), @Salim Debit Priests only talk in riddles when they are truly being questioned by someone else with authority. If you've ever been to church then you know the amount of empty assertions they spew out things that this man would never say in front of lex because he couldn't explain them even if he tried,(reply>), @Salim Debit  like many great minds have said if you can't explain it in simple terms then you truly don't understand it,(reply>), Listening to people like that priest makes me consider several alternatives: <br>1) I'm just too stupid to understand abstract thoughts especially as they get coated with philosophic concepts <br>2) I lack the proper philosophic background that would allow me to follow through monologues like the priest's <br>3) he speaks in riddles on purpose and his goal is not in any way to be understood,(reply>)," <a href=""https://youtu.be/WgytXF0SPh0"">https://youtu.be/WgytXF0SPh0</a><br><br><a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50r-5ULcWgY&amp;t=3m55s"">3:55</a> The priest explaines how god isn't person/thing <br><br><a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50r-5ULcWgY&amp;t=5m18s"">5:18</a> the priest refers to god in the 3rd person and fails to understand the paradox he threw himself into by trying to understand something that in his own words isn't a thing/person",(reply>), @J L that priest kept talking about how god wasn't a thing/person but kept talking about god in the 3rd person view and I couldn't stop laughing when he basically said god is and isn't real😂