Why Your Brain is an Atheist - Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser

Cuz the frontal lobe of your brain, ready for this one? Cuz the frontal lobe of your brain is an atheist. I mean, what does it do, the frontal lobe? It just It's just billions of neurons that take in stimulus. Sight, smell, hearing, touch, taste. Well, that doesn't tell me God. When I touch this table, I don't know God. I I have to make, you know, I have to make that shift and say, "Well, you know, really God's in this stuff." But I have to make that shift inside my brain. The reason it's little is because I mean, think about it. Could there be a more humble being than God? You know, you're God creating a whole world, and yet you don't see him. He's little. He makes himself little. He lets you be big while he just is behind the scenes, you know, like some old bubby or something, you know, who like made the whole meal, but like won't take a compliment. You know, God's an old bubby. He creates the whole universe, and there's nothing but him, yet no one sees him. In fact, you even meet people who don't even believe in him. And God still creates him.