"Let's pull up the Ten Commandments Jamie. I haven't read them in a while. Is there any one in there that doesn't hold up today?" Joe Rogan and Matthew McConaughey talk about the Ten Commandments

The more I see Rogan the less I like Jamie. Just seems like he’s always trying to not bring up information which he doesn’t agree with.

They just can’t make the connection that this nation and all of Western civilization was founded on Christianity. THAT’S WHY they see the 10 Commandments as good; they are evaluating them on the basis of a Christian bias that they don’t know they have.

Someone buy this man a Bible! Jamie can find schematics of a Nikola Tesla invention faster than Deuteronomy 5! Haha

Brother, if I went to an Islamic country, I wild be FORCED to pray and ASSIMILATE to THEIR CULTURE. In AMERICA, we offer the RIGHT to pray how you believe, th least ANYONE can do is ASSIMILATE to our culture. We don’t FORCE ANYTHING on ANYONE FOREIGNERS. Yes, in AMERICA we pray to JESUS, this is OUR CULTURE. How ca people be so hypocritical and contradictory at the same time. Joe, my brother, you are wrong here.

But he still has to use the name of Jesus as a curse word while discussing the commandments? Goodness.

Skipped right through the ones that are at the heart of the problem, then gets to, "shall not kill": "Oh, that's a good one!" If you ignore the others, there's no reason to refrain from killing. Think @joerogan. And McConaughey advocates ignoring the Author and just adopting the rules.

"They're 2000 yrs old" lol, who's gonna tell him?

And this is the exact reason why we do not look to man for our spiritual and intellectual peace. Men like this will fail us, without a doubt.

We’re also not a Muslim country, if you’re going to come here and be a Muslim then be prepared to see Christianity. Or that’s at least how it should be.

“They nailed it.” They = God in this case, and yes He did.

People always think they are being savvy when they suggest holding up the moral standards of Scripture while leaving the author's name off so that more people than just Christians can get behind it. They think they can create a moral society by spinning it all as self-evident.

„2,000 years ago“. I think they are a bit older than that.

Kind of a wierd discussion about the Ten commandments but at least the public is talking about them in regard to their use in the "public". That is more than many pastors are willing to do

This country was built for God, by men that said they will not waiver on their love of God. Putting the tenants of all religions is WORSE that putting up nothing at all

The only one that’s not applicable today is the one about keeping the Sabbath. Jesus satisfied/fulfilled that one when he died and rose again. He is our Sabbath rest. It’s the only one not mentioned in the New Testament.

Did You Know In John 8 (KJV), Jesus stoops down to write something. We are not told what he wrote, but one line of thinking is that he wrote the Ten Commandments with "his finger" on solid stone, just as God had written the Ten Commandments "on stone" and "with his finger", as recorded in Deuteronomy 9:10. The verses in John say: 8:6 ...and with his finger wrote on the ground. Deuteronomy 9:10 And the Lord delivered unto me two tables of stone written with the finger of God; and on them was written according to all the words, which the Lord spake with you in the mount out of the midst of the fire in the day of the assembly. John 1:14 is one of the most important verses in the Bible. It reads: “The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.” The Word did not just appear to be human; the Word became flesh. But the second phrase is equally stunning for the Jew. This Word dwelt (skenoo) among us and revealed his glory (doxa). This verb for dwelling is employed in the Greek Old Testament for the tabernacle of God. John 1:14 is one of the most important verses in the Bible. It reads: “The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.” The Word did not just appear to be human; the Word became flesh. This assertion stunned the Greek mind for whom the separation of the divine spirit and the mundane world (flesh, sarx) was an axiom of belief. But the second phrase is equally stunning for the Jew. This Word dwelt (skenoo) among us and revealed his glory (doxa). This verb for dwelling is employed in the Greek Old Testament for the tabernacle of God. Christ reveals God’s Glory Christ is the locus of God’s dwelling with Israel as he had dwelt with them in the tabernacle in the desert (Ex. 25:8–9; Zech. 2:10). Hence the glory of God, once restricted to the tabernacle (Ex. 40:34), is now visible in Christ (John 1:14b). But two things must be noted. This experience of glory is concrete. It is not a mystical vision and an inward illumination. The glory of God took up tangible form and was touched. This glory was not merely a display of power. For John the deepest irony is how glory is to be found in suffering and humiliation, for in this Gospel, the cross of Christ is again and again described as Jesus’ glorification (John 12:23–24; 13:31). His signs and miracles showed his glory, to be sure, but it is in the cross that the mysterious, unfathomable glory of God is to be found. Christ Reveals God’s Grace It is curious that the word “grace,” so common in the rest of the New Testament, is virtually unused by John and appears only here in the prologue (four times) and then disappears. Following the common understanding of the New Testament, John likely has in mind the generous work of God in sending his Son, which results in our salvation. Grace is found in God’s coming and working despite the hostility and rejection of the world. Grace is not merely an attribute of God. It is known when someone enjoys his goodness. It is the recipient who knows grace, not the theologian who has studied it. Christ Reveals God’s Truth The more important word for John, however, is “truth.” Most simply it is the opposite of falsehood; but John sees truth as penetrating far deeper. Truth is the self-disclosure that alone comes from God; truth is not just what is right, but what is divine—and this is right. Thus Jesus can describe himself as the truth (14:6) and likewise say that the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of truth (15:26; 16:13). Therefore the incarnation of Christ silences the fraudulent voices of the world whose truth claims are inimical to God.

Here is an idea, if Muslims don’t want to raise their kids in the Christian untied states then they can raise them in the Middle East. Being in America is a privilege not a right we should not have to change are culture to make you comfortable. This is the first step to ending up like England. Fuck that.

How about NO! Our country was founded on Christian principles.

"You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.  On these two commandments depend all the Law and the Prophets.”

The commandments were given to Moses more than 2000 years ago. Jesus didn’t bring the 10. He came to fulfill them.

Surprise surprise, God's ways are so much better than man's ways.

Technically they are about 3500 years old....even more impressive.

The first 4 are just an egotistical god telling people to worship him and only him If you believe the fairytale that is..

Wait until Jamie tells him Moses was Jewish

All are relevant even the Sabbath

Yes there are by virtually all of the Christian world. The 4th. It has been replaced by a man made institution without a single verse to support the change.

Jamie’s kind of a dope…isn’t he…

God should have had a click-on side note that reads Don't use the F- Bomb.

Catholics reject the 2nd one...

“You shall not murder.” “Great advice.” 😆

This is funny- no Bibles around buddies?😅 Also, Ten Commandments are a lot older than 2,000 years.

Thanks school choice should always be the parents choice.

How's God holding up there Matt?

New wine, new wineskins. Christ literally said the old containers couldn't hold the new revelation. But here we are, trying to pour divine mystery back into stone tablets while missing the entire point of the incarnation.