How Mike Jones EARNS (and thus takes) Credit For "Saving Souls".

Time Index: 6:07 They do though. Fundamentalists (ie. Jones) do take credit for it. And to be fair, they should. Because they believe in a "God" who has a very sloppy "plan". Every day, countless soul-prison "carnal bodies" die. Each and every day, countless many of those souls fall forever into an eternally inescapable Hell. And why do they fall into such a Hell? Because soul-savers like Jones didn't happen to cross their paths to deliver (expensive) soul-saving afterlife fire insurance plans (which they market as "free"; because that helps them sell more). They won't admit it. But if we really listen to what they believe (or, at least, what they claim to believe), ... their deity's grand plan is an Eternal Fate Lottery. You can only hold one golden ticket at a time. But you can trade that in for a different religious sect's Pascalian Wager ticket. When judgment day comes, "God" lets everyone know which religious faction is the winning ticket. If you're holding a losing ticket, or if you are "stubbornly rebellious" enough to not even have one, then you get dunked into Hell faster than a clown in a carnival water-dunk tank after some chunky grinning 12yo hits the target with a wicked fastball.
Mike sells his faction's tickets. Mike earns a commission as: * "Treasures in Heaven", * donations to his "ministry", * leveraged "strength in numbers" for his side (the Conservative side) of America's sociopolitical war (which will further advantage his own interests), * peer-praise, * hopefully/eventually earning that warm fuzzy God-HUG Jones admitted at Mythvision that Mikey still has never yet received. - And "rightly so"; because those tickets [which come with costly daily subscription obligations] don't sell themselves. Granted, those tickets WOULD sell themselves if any religious faction stood out as being super-impressive enough [which they WOULD, if an omni-perfect BEING were directing and irradiating them with supernatural God-particles] But they aren't that impressive; not even close. So they need a shady afterlife insurance salesman to sell subs. For the *OTHER* reason why they take credit for saving those souls, see Darkmatter2525's video titled "The Real God; An Epiphany".

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