Does *anyone* actually find this convincing? These professional exorcists will do a million podcasts and sell books telling their stories but never just take a video of the supernatural phenomena they claim to see regularly

Matt anticipated the lame privacy response in the second clip, but the guy just repeats it anyway lol

Have you ever listened to this?

if the possessed face was blurred out and they and their family consented than wat would be the problem? it would convert millions and confirm that it isnt some weird shared jungian-like shared psychological experience

Yeah, it would certainly convert some people and make life a lot harder for skeptics of this stuff, and not just atheists. Matt solved the problem in the setup to the question — just ask them before and ask them again afterwards. There. Now there’s no privacy concern.

I mean call me “arguing in bad faith” but even if there was a video of the supernatural phenomena, I wouldn’t be surprised that the vast majority of skeptics would probably go immediately “it’s CGI” or “it’s edited not real lmao” usually that’s the responses I’ve seen. 🤷‍♂️

do you want them to cast the demons out? or videotape them? Pick one.

not a direct reply, but I think seeing a miracle isn’t a good rsn to convert. If one sees an exorcism, converts, but still oppresses the marginalized for ex., they’re like the rich man who thought his brothers witnessing a resurrection would save them from hell(Luke 16:19-31) 1/3

Would the video convince you? Probably not.

It could in principle. Anyway, it would be a lot more convincing than their word.

Real exorcists keep quiet. They aren't celebrities.

I’ve gone down this rabbit hole quite a bit. I can’t find convincing evidence of the phenomenon.