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Divine Guidance and Career Transformation 0:02 We wanna honor God because He sees everything.0:10 You were born with a plan and a purpose. He's the God of all things possible. He's the God of all0:22 miracles.0:52 Welcome to Grace Grace with Naina Michelle. I'm Michelle Humphreys.0:56 And I am Naina Keegan. Welcome to our broadcast today. Today, we have a very exciting guest. She is a friend of ours. We just love her, and she's got so much to talk about today. Super cool stuff. Michelle, you wanna1:08 introduce? Absolutely. Holly McClure is the1:12 media personality and cohost of the show Faith on Film with, she's alongside our our wonderful director, Isaac Hernandez, and she works with Capernaum Studios.1:24 Her resume is a mile long. We are gonna get into it. She has worked with people you might know, like Mel Gibson, on The Passion of the Christ, so we have a lot to1:36 unpack today. Welcome, Holly McClure. We're so glad you're on the program today.1:42 Oh, sisters in Christ, I'm so happy to join you and be with you today. This is a fun thing to do. I was looking forward to it. Thanks for1:48 having me. So are we. So start off with the the the biggest, like Mel Gibson. How in the world did you work with Mel Gibson? How did he know about you? How did that all happen? What a cool collaboration.2:01 It really was a highlight of my career, and it changed my career, actually. And just a little backstory. I was raised in a Christian home, so the oldest of 4 girls, Christian parents, been a Christian all2:12 my life. Always wanna be a flight attendant, got to be a flight attendant, met my husband And at the time and and then stopped flying, had kids. We moved to Southern California where he said I could continue2:24 my film career. I was doing, like, you know, scene I was doing a snack pack and Pampers commercials and, you know, extras in films. I was doing that on the side, but he's always loved doing that kind of thing. So I'd2:36 had some experience with a camera behind and in front of. And I went to Southern California and through the process, sadly, went through a divorce. And it kinda traumatized me. I had 3 young kids.2:48 And I said, well, I've been doing a small little column for a newspaper in Albuquerque for movie reviews. And so I thought, okay. I'll continue doing the family film reviews. Went to a local paper in the orange Orange2:59 County, and they said, yeah. We'd love that. We don't have anything like that. They took me on to do that column. From there, Top showed her or saw my column and said, come on and talk about being a family film critic.3:09 So I went on a local station there in Orange County. And from there, another station in LA, KKLA in Los Angeles, which is a pretty big Christian Salem station. And they asked me to come on there and do3:21 4 hours on Saturday night. So I did Sarria in Wow. In power. And then I did midday LA with Holly McClure, and then I was also writing for the Orange County Register, which was syndicating my comm and, all over3:32 Orange County and America. After she's bringing her the 65 papers. And then I was politically incorrect. Called and said, hey. Can you do politically incorrect? So I did that for several years. So by the time Mel knew3:43 about me, I'd been a family film critic and had been on radio and television and and print. And so it was kind of out there. You know what I mean? That and it was the conservative. But when I went on CNN and company3:55 and putting clear, I'd be the conservative. So they knew I was a Christian, and I got that phone call. Hey, Holly Mel Gibson would like to see you to talk about a little movie. I thought it was a girlfriend playing a4:07 joke. I mean, I'm like, oh, shit. Sure. Mel Gibson. And no. No. No. Really. Mel Gibson really wants you to come up with so I went up the next day and, went into his office, and he came out in his plaid shirt and4:18 dungarees and and jeans and and work boots and said, okay. Let me show you what I got. Let me show you what I'm working on. On. It's a small little film. No one's gonna see it. God told me to make it. It's pressed me4:28 about 15000000 because no 1 will finance it. But this is the movie I'm gonna do. And Steve Maccabidi, his producer, was there, Maccabidi. And he had the storyboard and slide down on his big, huge, conference4:40 table, and he goes, okay. And he would let acted out literally. He goes, it's only 12 hours. He kind of acted it out for me, and he goes, what do you think? And I said, well, it it's gonna be it's gonna be phenomenal. I4:51 mean, we've never had Christians. We've never had a movie like this or a story like this. And if you do it, I'm sure it's gonna be great. It it can't stay in Aramaic. You're gonna have to use subtitles. He goes, oh, no.5:01 No. No. I'm gonna do Aramaic. And I'm like, but but no one's gonna get it. He goes, oh, everyone's gonna know this story. It, you know, won't be a mystery. And and, he's the 1 who go to Italy to shoot it. I said, well,5:11 you need to have a behind the scenes person, and I can do that. He goes, really? You can? I said, yeah. Sure. I'd only done 1 film before that. But I'm like, oh, sure.5:18 Well, you're right. I can do it. As soon as I see soon as I finish with Clint Eastwood, it'll be then I'll be out of here. Right.5:26 I was like, sure. I can do that. So I got my camera guy, and he goes, well, I'll call you in a couple of weeks. I'm gonna leave a script with you. I want I wanna know what you think about it. I said, okay. And I said,5:36 what I'm telling you, it's it's gonna be great. I said, you know, Greg Laurie, you can go on Harvest Crusade. Great. Great. He's that. I go, and then you could go on James Dobson, focus on great. Great. He's that. I5:45 said, well, Rick Horne. After about 4 or 5 of the biggies at that time Mhmm. I went, you have no idea what I'm talking about. Because, Holly, I've been in Hollywood for 20 years. This has been my world. That's why I5:56 called you because I wanna see what you think because I don't know that world. I said, I'm telling you, this is gonna revolutionize Christian filmmaking, and it's gonna be huge. It's gonna be really huge.6:06 So amazing. That clear. Okay. It's amazing to me that he didn't know all the biggies, but he knew Holly McGlough. That's amazing. So you all Yeah. Don't you know who they were.6:17 He had no idea. He's I just know that you know them. You know what I mean? Yeah. But think about6:22 how God you know, you went through a divorce, which spawned all of this good. So what the devil meant for harm, God used for this abundant good. And so continually so6:31 what we continue. And just to and and to go backtrack, it was a moment in my upstairs bedroom when I was on my knees and I was court ordered to go back to work. So, you know, I was like, okay. You6:43 have to get a job kinda thing. I anyway. And I was like, lord, what am I gonna do? I've been raising new children. I I haven't really had a career for several years since I've been mom, and, you know, what am I gonna do?6:53 And and I was on my knees. It's 1 of those moments when you close your eyes and and you think if you reach your hand out, you could touch Jesus. Oh, yeah. You've had 1 of those moments. It was 1 of7:05 those moments for me when I was, like, in tears going, lord, lord. And I felt like he like, I thought if I put my hand out, I'll touch his foot. And I heard a voice, you know, you hear that in your head. Yeah. But I7:15 heard you God's voice say, go with what you know. And I was waiting for more, and it didn't come. I was like, with what you know. Lord, he said, Holly, go with what you know. Trust me. And that was that7:27 column. That little column I get written in the newspaper in Albuquerque, that faith and family film movie review thing, but the on my own, that was that. It started it. So, you know, listen to God's voice7:39 when he gives you that quiet, silent little but not sometimes quiet, but, you know, that voice. Listen to that because that's really what I felt like, okay, lord. You got this. And he took you're right. He took it out of7:50 devastation, and it was amazing. I could I would have never been chosen or done all that if that hadn't happened. Amen. I knew that. I knew that. If I stayed married8:00 went for evil. God turned around for good.8:03 Tell everybody, look. Movie wise. And the movie was The Passion of the Christ.8:08 Can you believe it? Just a little movie that wasn't gonna be seen by anybody.8:12 So8:12 And he goes, God told me to make it. No one's gonna see it, but I I have to do it because he told me to do it. I'm like, oh, no. There everyone's gonna see it. You know? I got a call 2 weeks later from Italy. So, Holly,8:22 did you read the script? Yes. I did. And what do you think? Well, it's great. If you don't you're gonna have to put subtitles. I know you say you're not, but you are, which, of course, he did. And I said, but there's 28:33 things. He goes, what? I guess, well, you have a woman waking up with mother. His mother, Mary, is the beginning. Who is that? Is that he goes, well, it's Mary Magdalene. I said, I know that. You know that. But people8:43 are gonna see this movie that don't know that. And I said, so you have nothing. There's no flashback scenes. There's nothing to say. I said, is she a sister? Is she a lover? Is she his wife? He goes, yeah. You're right.8:53 Okay. I need to do I said, you know, it's not who it was, but a lot of people think that that you could do the stoning of that woman who was gonna be stoning. He goes, I know. I know. I'll draw a line in the sand, and9:03 I'll use my finger because I can film that right now. I use my sandal, and Monica Baluchi's in town. And he goes, and I'll have her look up at me. And then when Jim comes, we'll film him looking down. He goes, but9:13 that'll be my finger and I'll do that. I said, that'd be great. If you do that, at least it gives some context of who Mary Magdalene would be, and you'll have to do a few other ones. He goes, well, what else? I said,Faith, Film, and New Beginnings 9:22 well, it's the last 12 hours of Christ's life, so you have Peter denying him 3 times. Now if I don't know the story, I think Judas and Peter both denied Christ and betrayed Christ. Because, you're9:34 right. Octave fix it. So I'll do it in the temple. I'll have Jesus look over Peter, and we'll give him that look, and you'll know he's forgiven. So anyway, those 2 were added as it's you know, not because of me, but9:44 because of me.9:46 All that. Well, Holly, we're gonna take a quick break and come right back.9:50 Hello, everyone. I'm excited to announce the next generation of energy drinks, Rev 7. It has no sugar and no caffeine. Instead, Rev 7 uses go b h10:02 b. Go b h b is 1 of the body's primary ketones, and it provides the most efficient and clean fuel that your body needs. It also helps you stay energized all day with no10:14 crashes. Not only that, it produces 3 times more brain energy than sugar, which helps boost your memory, focus, and mental sharpness. It also helps reduce stress and helps balance10:26 your mood. Rev 7 does all that while being the best tasting energy drink ever. So go to my pillow dot com or call the number on your screen. Use your promo code to save 20 percent today.10:38 I'm so sure you're gonna love Rev 7. For a limited time, you get our introductory 3 pack absolutely free. I drink Rev 7 every day, and I absolutely love it, and so will you.10:50 Welcome back to Grace Grace with Naina and Michelle and our amazing, beautiful guest, Holly McClure. Holly, so you're telling us about how you are now getting calls from Italy from Mel11:02 Gibson. You're gonna be working on that tiny little movie called Passion of the Christ. I mean, how amazing that God just, like, truly orders your steps and brings you into amazing11:14 situations. So tell us what happened after that. So you're kinda, like, telling him scenes and how to kinda direct it. God really used11:22 you. Well, he thank you, ladies. And he even said to me, he said, you know how I've been working on this script for 8 years? He said, and nobody's ever mentioned that about Mary Magdalene. And he goes, or that there11:32 wasn't a lot of flashbacks. I said, well, did you have a woman read it? Because if you had a woman, you might have recognized. I started laughing.11:38 He goes, oh, or Sylvia Arnold.11:40 I should have had a word. But you know, you guys also this does something about Mel Gibson. And I wanna honor him because you see, you didn't have to ask me my opinion or what I thought or what I thought of it. That11:52 shows you his character and who he he is. And I think that that speaks well of him. And when we were in Italy, by the way, I took a a camera guy. We went over for the month of December, came back for Christmas, come back12:03 in January. And, every day on the set, he took communion. And it was at the time in Rome, the Vatican, they didn't do Latin mass. Well, Mel is orthodox Latin12:15 mass. That's all he'll do. And so he had to fly his own priest over from Canada to do a Latin mass even though we were at the Vatican.12:23 We're in Rome. Know where12:25 The chief of studios. You know? That's amazing. And, so he had every day he would go in this little room, and every day he'd get on his knees and he would do the Eucharist every day. Wow. And, do that before he went on12:35 set, whether it was morning shoots or night shoots. And at first, he goes, well, you can come in there. I go, well, can I text you in? He goes, no. No. You can't do that. And I go, so I'm a Christian. He goes, no. You12:45 can't. You know, it's a capital thing. He goes, but, you know, you could watch. He goes, and you can sing. I go, okay. Thinking there's other people in there. Well, when I went in there the first time, it was just me.12:55 But the funny thing is too, he has me this little red book with so I don't know the songs. You know? I mean, I've been raised at a different church, and so it was kind of out of my mouth. I can't. This is now he started13:04 laughing because, okay. I said, I this is not me. I can't sing, but I'll watch. I said, can I film it? He goes, no. Blue Berlio, and boy, do I wish I could've because it would've been so great. Well, after a bit a few13:14 times, I told, Jim Caviezel about it because I was talking to Jim as he's take you know, filming him take off his makeup, the skins and things that was on, scars and stuff. And I said, you know, did you know Mel's doing13:25 communion? He goes, no. So he started coming in in full makeup. So there's Jesus with blood, sometimes with a crown. There's his his bloody scarred body. And then eventually, people started finding out. So then Peter13:37 came in and Judas came in. And so the ring got crowded with Roman soldiers. So, like, everyone wanted to do communion and wanted to do that. And so a lot of peoples were converted. They were became Christians on some13:48 That's right. And, again, this was a multicast. This was people from port, Poland and and Spain and and everywhere. I mean, you know, Italy and so a lot of them didn't even speak the same language. You know?14:00 But it was it was a wonderful experience. So many other stories I could tell. There was healings. There was miracles. As you know, Jim comes from by lightning twice. 1 of the Oh. 1 of the boys who got struck by14:12 lightning with him, was a twin and his father, the pope, had baptized him when he was a boy. And so they felt that the reason he survived the labels to the pope and baptizing it. It was amazing stories. And14:24 I came back from that, and it launched me into a different role of producer and doing behind the scenes where, you know, where 2 dozen films and, doing my own production company, book their productions. So it it really14:36 set my path in a completely different way than I thought it was gonna go. I still did radio. I still was writing my column. You know, I was still doing things like that that I could do so that I could stay multimedia.14:47 But, it really opened another door for me, which, you know, when those things happened, it just14:52 It's amazing. It's exponential. Right? What God does. Like, it just snuffles. And it's never anything that you can say, first of all, you did yourself because it's like you look15:04 back and you go only God could have like done all of these amazing things and put me in these amazing situations and in the math of this and and so and now so now you have your show Faith on15:15 Film and, tell us about Capernaum Studios too, which is super amazing. So15:21 I was in Texas 3 years ago, June fir well, actually, May. This last May. I was in Texas. I had been there. Texas. California. I was in California, Southern California. I've been wanting to get out15:33 of stuff in California. My children, my grandchildren all moved away to different states. I had no family there anymore. Isaac had moved to Texas, and I it it was after COVID, right after COVID, so so15:45 there was no work for anybody, really, in the film industry. You had to do masks, get vaxxed, and I was not gonna get vaxxed because I had COVID. So I wasn't gonna get vaxxed. I had immunities. They didn't care. I'm like15:55 I said, Isaac, get me out of here. I I every day, I pray, ladies, for a year. And I mean this sincerely for a year. Every day, I pray. Probably a little bit over a year. Lord, please get me out. Please take me out. For a16:07 year, Lord, give me any opportunity. I'll go anywhere. I'll do anything. I applied for several jobs out of state. I called Isaac 1 day and I said, Isaac, I I gotta get out of here. He was in Texas. He was happy. I'd been16:18 raised in Texas. I'm like, I wanna come back. He goes, holy, you know, Tammy Lane owns the Capern Studios, which is just outside of Fort Worth. You probably should call her. See, I don't know. I think they have a16:27 marketing position or something. I'm like, okay. So I looked it up. I called her and, you know, said, I'm Monica Clirt, and, you know, I've got a resume. And I think she was a little blown away. I'm like, and I could16:38 come out, and I can work for you, and I have all script. I was, like, overzealous and waiting. They they did a they did a phone a, you know, Zoom interview, a couple of those. They flew me out the middle of May.16:50 And she goes, well, we're gonna think about it. If you know Tammy, she's so sweet and she's so humble. And she's like, we'll think about it, but we'll let you know because they were interviewing other people. And I was16:59 so in love with being where I could feel God there. I could feel his presence there. I could feel his presence in Texas. It was such a different heaviness that is a little17:08 bit bit smart. Yeah.17:09 Yeah. And not being in oppressive Southern California where the crime is rampant and everything. Yeah. So, I got off the plane and there was a text and it said, you're hired. When can you be here? Can you be Ares? Yeah.17:20 In a week. So by June first, I literally packed up my car, like, barely the old days, packed up my car. Drove out of California and out of Hollywood, looking at it as I went to rear view mirror. As17:32 I went across the board, I could feel the lift, and I'm like, thank you, lord. And I'm telling you, thanks to Isaac telling you that it was God that God had brought me to Capernaum. And since I've been at Capernaum and17:44 Isaac and I have been doing our show, and a whole new world has opened up to me that I kind of thought, god, I'm older and life was kind of, you know, like, my at the end of my career, I guess. I'd have guessed, you17:54 know, what's gonna what else can I do? What's gonna happen? But you just don't care. I stepped out of the boat. Lord, whatever it is, I prayed. I've prayed to the Lord and and take me there. And it has been the bestMedia as a Tool for Evangelism 18:06 thing that was for me. And you're never too old for God to keep your dream going and plant that dream and keep you're doing your dream and bringing you more dreams. He's never finished with us. Is he ladies?18:17 Never. Retirement is not in the Bible.18:21 And so18:21 we have to remember that, and we're gonna come back in just a second.18:25 Hello, everyone. I'm excited to announce the next generation of energy drinks, Rev 7. It has no sugar and no caffeine. Instead, Rev 7 uses Go18:36 BHB. Go BHB is 1 of the body's primary ketones, and it provides the most efficient and clean fuel that your body needs. It also helps you stay energized all day with no18:48 crashes. Not only that, it produces 3 times more brain energy than sugar, which helps boost your memory, focus, and mental sharpness. It also helps reduce stress and helps balance19:00 your mood. Rev 7 does all that while being the best tasting energy drink ever. So go to my pillow dot com or call the number on your screen. Use your promo code to save 20 percent today.19:12 I'm so sure you're gonna love Rev 7. For a limited time, you get our introductory 3 pack absolutely free. I drink Rev 7 every day, and I absolutely love it, and so will you.19:25 Welcome back to Grace Grace with Naina and Michelle and our beautiful guest, Holly McClure. So, Holly, these stories are amazing. We're just absolutely blown away. So now you're at Capernaum Studios, which is19:36 in our beautiful state of Texas. So now and and you're also doing Faith on Film, which is a very cool show. So tell us about that.19:45 Yes. Krippram Studios is 30 minutes west of Fort Worth, and it's where The Chosen season 1, 2, and 3 was filmed. So if you wanna come out and see where The Chosen was filmed, see The Village, we're on 4019:57 acres. We've got a 30000 square foot garden. We've got 4 different sound stages. It is a huge place to come, and films are coming here all the time, but also we have live events and live experiences. So we have20:08 Independence Day. We have Crimson at Easter. We're gonna do an apocalypse unveiled this fall, ladies. Oh, wow. Very interesting. Yes. And, hint hint, the virgins with the lamps and20:20 they told you, Heath are a yeah.20:22 Maybe we'll come out and cover that with press.20:25 Love you. Got to come out. Gotta yes. I wear that love. I want you to come. 9 AM Michelle, you've gotta come. We'll have a special VIP for you. And so we're doing that, which is fun. Faith on Film. I love it with Isaac.20:36 And because I stayed in the film industry, I'm I'm doing junkets. We get to, you know, interview different producers, directors, actors, people in the film industry that are Christians and some that aren't, but they're20:48 doing great inspiring films. And so I love that we're doing that. And, you know, we keep that going. And it's just been I I love films. I I would also like eventually to21:00 there's a film I would like to have done. And then I have close friends who are producing films. So it keeps that film industry business bigger. And that's what I love that God did. It's the desire in my heart. And it's21:10 still there. You know, I still get to film things. So, you know, it's really fun. Isaac and I are really proud of our show. It's, it's some client show. Thank you on over 30 different outlets. And,21:22 you know, again, the point of it is to also give people who don't have a chance to go on to talk about their films if they're in the industry. They're Christians, faith based. Maybe they're not doing the big interviews,21:33 you know, on entertainment tonight, but they can come on and talk about their film. We'll talk about what they did. And, of course, we cover different award shows. And so, yes, it's been such a blessing, and God has21:42 blessed us, and we're so grateful.21:44 Well, and you guys do such a great job and and and Troy and I, my husband, we we like to know what you guys think about a movie before we go and see it. You know, your opinion matters to Christendom,21:56 you know. Thanks. So, so can I ask you a silly question? How often do you go to the movies?22:04 It's not silly. I go at least once, sometimes twice a week. K. Wow. Cool. Yeah. So I go once to twice a week. Because I and and if they send me a screener, I'll watch the screener and but22:16 I pretty much go to everything that's released over the weekend. I I won't go to horror films, that kind of thing. But if it's, you know you know, Mission Impossible is, you know, whatever the latest things are, I'll go22:28 see that, you know, and of those kind of movies so that I know and I can also kind of keep a tab on what's going on with Hollywood and where the films you're going and what audiences you're feeling and what they're22:38 migrating to. So yeah.22:39 And you know we've had, you know, like Kevin Sorbo's been out with us several times and there's such a funding issue for these good Christian movies and stuff. So so, you know, it's good for you to even, you know, that22:51 you guys have given like a marketplace for people to come and talk about where maybe they can, you know, more people are finding out that these they're not getting the big studio funding and all of these things. Like I23:02 know he has said before, like he's like, the craft table alone is is they spend more on that in normal movies than we spend on our whole budget. And so, you know, that's that's really important because, you know, this23:14 is what people want to see and what they can feel good about taking their families to and there needs to be more awareness and more funding available for these good quality family Christian films.23:24 Well, and George Varna has said that, you know, films are are 1 of the number 1 ways to get the gospel out now. Who would have thought that, you know, 20 years ago?23:37 Well, as a matter of fact, when I was on KKLA in the nineties, 1 of my shows once started out, I said, okay. Is anybody out there what movie brought you to the Lord? You know, have you seen a movie that you became a23:47 Christian watching? And a guy called in, he said, yeah. He goes, I was an atheist, and I went to watch The Matrix. And he goes, and I love The Matrix, and they had Zion in there. And so I asked someone, well, what's23:59 Zion? And they said, well, I think it's in the Bible. He goes and I started reading about Zion and reading more and more. And he goes, I became a Christian because I went and saw the matrix. I just had another friend,24:09 the matrix. I had another friend tell me that, he said, that his friend was watching, Texas ranger, Walker, Texas ranger with Chuck Norris. He goes, well, Chuck, that another 1 because as the guy was watching24:20 Texas ranger, Walker with Chuck Norris, he goes, he became a Christian. Now who who thinks that that show would make you the gospel? Oh, well, so my point my point is you24:32 never know how God is gonna use a movie, Christian or not Christian. Yeah. How he's gonna use a movie to speak to someone and touch their heart, and maybe they hear think they hear something that they don't even hear.24:44 But God will use it to bring them to the Lord. And and I never underestimate the power of your show, of our show, of media, because if 1 person is saved off of watching your show, 1 person thank you for the Lord after24:55 watching ours. Was it worth it? Yes.24:58 Totally worth it. That's amazing. And, Sully,25:00 we have like a minute and a half. Would you mind praying for the viewers?25:05 I would love to. Thank you. Naya and Michelle, thank you, Lord, that you brought you 2 precious women to do this show and to bring so many guests on that that speak about the kingdom and are changing the kingdom. Father25:16 god, I pray for all the people out there that may think my life is over, I'm too old or can't do anything or that god doesn't have a dream or vision for me. Father, impart and download into them a vision. Download to25:26 them dreams. Download into the the inspiration that they still you're not done with them yet, that they still have a calling on their life, father. Thank you, father, for that you use movies and you use them as parables25:37 to tell stories and you use the media to tell stories, father. You are about getting the kingdom, Lord. And we know that we thank you, father, for the opportunity that we've had to serve and do it in. And we just pray25:47 for all those watching that you will touch their hearts and lift their spirits, father, in Jesus name. Amen.25:53 Amen. Holly, thank you so much. We have so enjoyed having you. Where can people find you? You have, like, an email or a website that they can find out?26:02 You know what? Go to go to caparm studios dot com, and there's a website there, capern studios dot com. I'm on the website, h mcclure at Tanny Lane Productions. You can also do Faith on Film TV26:14 because we're on, you know, YouTube, and you can write us there and get in touch with me through either 1 of those. I'd love to hear from you.26:20 Well, God bless you, Holly. Thank you so much. We are so grateful. You have a blessed evening. And thank you women, ladies. Thank you, and thank you for watching. God bless. We love you.Defending Faith with Reason 26:32 Why do atheists care so much about Christians anyway? Well, they'll tell you this. Religion is bad. It's the cause of most wars. But again, evidence shows differently. It shows26:44 that out of 1763 documented wars, only a hundred and 23 were due to religion. That's between 6 and 7 percent. When you take out Islam, that only leaves 326:56 percent of all wars that could be attributed to religion.27:03 Does science disprove God? Is there a war between science and faith?27:08 We don't need God to create a universe. There's no evidence for God, and it's irrational.27:12 Is there no evidence for God? Am I delusional for my beliefs? It is delusional and stupid.27:18 Am I brainwashed?27:19 Do I ignore reason?27:21 Logic. Critical thinking. Science.27:38 RDOF uses logic and reasoning. 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