What a pickleist... "This one is ugly, isn't it? They all look the same." Love thy pickle like thy neighbor!

Wait a minute. He's saying that god electrocutes the faithful?

So being christian is like being fried by enough volts to fry your brain?

Also that pickle did a lot more for society before it got lit up, whos gunna eat a fried pickle? Im sure some kid in ethiopia would have LOVED to eat that pickle before you fried it.

I wish I could say this is the stupidest thing I've ever seen. I wish I could say this is the stupidest thing I've seen today.

So, believing in Jesus is like having forks poked in your head and getting 120V ran through your brain till you glow? i wonder what 277V of Jesus would do?

The best part, I thought was the end "Belief in Jesus is Important, but don't try it at home"

there's an innuendo in there somewhere...

He forgot the ultimate argument: "this radish is like satanism"

Next thing you know, god will prove himself to you by strapping you onto a table and waterboarding you.

who is the target audience for a video like this!??!?

What this video taught me about being a Christian:

1) You frequently get stabbed with sharp objects and hung out for public display

2) God electrocutes you, causing your insides to boil, steam to come out of your pores, and turning your internals into a black charred liquid that oozes out the stab wounds you suffered.

3) You should not practice Christianity at home because it's dangerous.

the electric chair, it turned out did not kill criminals - it made them into cristians.

I kid...

but its one of those transparant "didn't teach ya much" clips you see, trying to say how easy it is to see jesus...

...with pickles.

Funny, but the title isn't really accurate. At no point did this individual make any claim that he was proving the existance of god.

So , take the hint at the end.

"Don't try this at home" Christianity "can be very dangerous, you can hurt your self or somebody else. You can blow out all of the electricity in your house"

Religion is the electrotherapy of the masses?