Pearl - Church Calls Cops to Stop My Interviews (They Failed)

00:00:00.060 What's up guys? Welcome to my YouTube channel. Today we're at First Unitarian Church asking the question,

00:00:06.040 should Christian women obey their husbands? And today we're going to see what the people say.

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00:00:27.520 Let's get started and see what the people have to say.

00:00:30.660 Yeah, we are.

00:00:31.820 Hi, I'm Pearl. Nice to meet you.

00:00:33.660 This is private property. You can't be up. No filming private property.

00:00:39.400 So the sidewalk's public, actually, and it's a one-party consent state,

00:00:44.200 so we can film legally under the First Amendment.

00:00:47.500 Yeah, we won't go on your property. It's totally fine.

00:00:50.040 You can stay on the sidewalk, but not on the church property.

00:00:54.800 Okay, yeah, that's totally fine.

00:01:02.000 Yeah, so it looks like they're warning people not to talk to us,

00:01:05.920 which is kind of crazy because they didn't even say anything.

00:01:09.580 So you can also see they're over there trying to talk to the police,

00:01:13.880 which is kind of crazy because nobody even asked me what I'm doing here yet.

00:01:24.800 Good morning, officers.

00:01:28.980 I know that you guys are actually protesting.

00:01:31.180 Do you mind me asking?

00:01:32.180 Oh, we're not protesting.

00:01:33.480 So we just go to different churches every week to find out what people believe.

00:01:36.800 So I've been to like 12 different churches.

00:01:39.320 And so we just bring the sign, and there's some churches that agree with obedience,

00:01:43.740 and there's some that don't.

00:01:45.300 So it's not a protest at all.

00:01:47.160 Okay.

00:01:47.860 Just make sure you stand on this side.

00:01:50.020 Yeah.

00:01:50.220 Don't pee the traffic of the members.

00:01:52.540 Okay.

00:01:52.800 yeah okay yeah thank you guys are you guys expecting anyone else no it's just me it's just

00:02:01.660 we're just i just have a little youtube channel so it's nothing crazy what

00:02:06.360 so service is done maybe so yeah usually it's like nine to like one ish so what's your name

00:02:17.040 would you like to tell me what you guys believe here i'd love to hear it from the horse's mouth

00:02:20.480 thank you very much okay thank you guys it's kind of crazy how

00:02:25.080 they get the police involved but they won't say what they think well wild well guys i guess we're

00:02:33.680 gonna see can we get an interview today so they're warning them every person that comes by they're

00:02:40.360 just warning them the discrimination i face as a woman every day how's it going guys we're actually

00:02:48.560 friendly. I don't know why they're saying that. We're just trying to figure out what people

00:02:52.980 believe here. No right or wrong answers. 30 seconds. That's it. Have a good one. I know a

00:02:59.180 put together outfit when I see one. How are you, ma'am? You got 30 seconds to tell me what you

00:03:05.300 guys believe about obedience. No right or wrong answers. I don't know what he's saying. He hasn't

00:03:09.620 talked to me once he hasn't talked to me once i swear i'm not mean 30 seconds 30 i'm not

00:03:19.820 so watch the the people come up right again he has had no contact with me he did have the

00:03:29.360 opportunity to talk to me on the way up but he did not take it unfortunately i was hoping we

00:03:34.840 could be best friends and it just didn't go my way and now whenever somebody walks by he's just

00:03:39.860 I don't know what he's saying about me but gossip is a sin so you know good morning ma'am how are you

00:03:47.580 I'm well um originally Chicago but I live in Texas now

00:03:53.820 it's just me so I just go to different churches and oh yeah I just go to different churches asking

00:04:03.440 what they believe uh last week we were at the catholic church the week before orthodox so it's

00:04:07.740 nothing special just different churches so we asked them what do they what do they believe about

00:04:12.560 obedience and if if christian women should submit to and obey their husbands there's really no right

00:04:18.260 or wrong answers i just like to go to the horse's mouth so i'd love to hear what you guys believe

00:04:22.060 yeah i do youtube so i have a youtube channel i'm not with an organization it's just me what's your

00:04:28.320 name? Pearl, nice to meet you. I have no idea. I can't speak for Christians. Are you looking for

00:04:34.460 my personal idea? So we just like to hear from the congregation. I assume you're going to that

00:04:38.940 church, right? So yeah. What do you believe when it comes to women obeying their husbands or do

00:04:44.580 you guys have more of egalitarian equal belief here? Yeah, far more egalitarian. Okay. Obeying

00:04:51.540 is probably a concept applied not to a particular gender or role, but to concepts or values.

00:05:03.200 I even think the idea of obeying is something that one would turn internally. I obey a value

00:05:10.380 system that I've set for myself or that I have learned through inspiration from my God or however

00:05:16.900 I conceive or from wherever I conceive those values to come so what do you think about I guess

00:05:24.900 when you're in a relationship there has to be compromise right and somebody has to have the

00:05:30.220 final say and the one so the one I guess pushback I'll have is that it can lead to the unreasonable

00:05:38.280 person getting their way more because you know if somebody doesn't have the final say then whoever

00:05:42.780 freaks out the most gets their way. And I think we've all been in a relationship or seen a

00:05:48.540 relationship where there's somebody who's super unreasonable and they always get their way because

00:05:53.600 the more reasonable person just says fine. Oh, wow. I love what you're setting up there. So the

00:05:58.380 notion of reason, right? If someone breaks the reason rule, you're not behaving according to

00:06:04.240 some standard, then I'm just going to disengage. Okay. Then you just walk away. No, no. That's

00:06:09.240 what I'm asking. You're suggesting the person who doesn't engage in the reason rule is breaking

00:06:17.520 the rule and therefore the other person just kind of gives up. Yeah, I would say that's common. Do

00:06:22.500 you disagree? That's a great question. You know, because it's kind of like when there's a boss

00:06:28.440 at work, you know, even if they're wrong, they have to have the final say. So how does that work

00:06:34.100 in more egalitarian relationships without giving the unreasonable person leverage yeah well i

00:06:40.900 again personal reflection here personal idea i think giving up is is also breaking a rule

00:06:48.740 right so if it is a relationship it's an engagement if you if you don't engage

00:06:55.780 that's breaking a rule of the relationship as well i tend to agree with you that that reason

00:07:01.620 or whatever we conceive reason western reason listening to others all those types of values

00:07:06.820 are the best ones you know i like those too um but you know people people break out of that system

00:07:13.700 for different reasons um for different you know it's consistent in their mind when we think today

00:07:19.540 about people with whom we disagree so fervently they're they're being so true to their value

00:07:27.300 system to whatever they think they're ideal if it's crazy you know what i mean yeah well who

00:07:31.820 decides if it's crazy if it's violent yeah yep that's a rule that i won't stand for um if it's

00:07:38.080 disrespectful i wouldn't stand you know let's go on a little bit more of a micro level so like a

00:07:42.920 man and a woman are together they have a kid the woman wants private school the man says public

00:07:48.040 school's fine this isn't yeah this is a common disagreement right we're in highland park so

00:07:52.440 there's a lot of pricey private school, right? Yeah. So how do you come to a conclusion when

00:07:58.020 one person wants one thing and one person wants the other? If, cause again, this isn't like,

00:08:03.620 nobody's wrong for wanting the private school and nobody's wrong for, they probably have their

00:08:07.720 reasons. But, um, when you have a more, you know, hierarchical relationship, then one person makes

00:08:14.880 the final say, I just wonder when it's more egalitarian, how do they make the final say?

00:08:19.300 Yeah. They, uh, I, I imagine like one person, you've made it, you've made it easy for me there.

00:08:26.160 You've said, uh, this is not hierarchical. So one person doesn't just get it because of the role

00:08:30.820 they correct or the gender they choose, but the, the, the ideals that you're choosing for the child,

00:08:38.200 what is it we're trying to achieve for the child? So they set this different standard. That's how

00:08:41.700 they get there. And, and they, they're two humans trying to figure out how best can we achieve this

00:08:48.420 set of goals right but i guess in this in this church if you were to counsel a couple that came

00:08:53.340 to you know because that happens a lot of churches and they both say i want a i want b how do you

00:08:59.060 counsel them to relax well there's no compromise one person wants one thing one person wants

00:09:05.360 another they both feel strongly if it's equal how do you pick a final say yeah well there are a few

00:09:12.440 ways i can think of okay i'm not a professional acting in this space but if you if if you have a

00:09:21.240 set of choices you can come to a middle ground right you keep you can blend right okay we'll

00:09:34.200 do private for some years public for others okay um you can line up the schools public and private

00:09:41.960 on a continuum of some characteristic yeah so you just think of different ways that we can agree on

00:09:47.800 a solution you keep coming back to that conversation until you find a variable wouldn't that just lead

00:09:53.080 to the person that's more tired of arguing though getting their way because you know what i mean

00:09:59.000 because if one person likes to argue anybody that gets tired like that of arguing yeah guys

00:10:06.280 well because i think women like we like to go back and forth we like to debate a little bit

00:10:14.340 more and i'm one of them right i i do this on the streets yeah yeah clearly yeah like if i if i

00:10:19.420 interview a guy he's like a woman yeah girls will go on a little bit longer hormones so i don't know

00:10:27.080 if it's guys but maybe the way guys are raised in the united states or in certain cultures in

00:10:32.460 the united states sure yeah well i think we can give up yeah we're talking about that we get more

00:10:37.540 yeah well we get more of a release from like venting you know what i mean i think the men do

00:10:41.740 a little bit many men yeah not all i'd go that far i'd go that far sure sure yeah so do they

00:10:49.880 give in or do they yeah i mean it depends on the person but i would hope that a man or whomever

00:10:59.780 this person is that you're describing finds peace in not controlling that particular decision

00:11:07.460 or agreeing to go with their partners yeah okay i would hope they find peace there right so it's

00:11:13.180 not a matter of i'm dominating you i'm telling you the answer but we're both agreeing to come

00:11:17.940 to this answer for particular reasons at this moment what do you guys believe about gay marriage

00:11:23.340 here oh that's okay it's better than okay it's it's like yeah i think i um so why is there such

00:11:31.660 a disagreement in churches on that topic so forgive me yeah no problem i just um i'm not

00:11:38.100 overly religious i don't have one way or the other but i wonder why is there if everyone's

00:11:43.340 under the umbrella of christianity why is there such a disagreement on those topics if the bible

00:11:48.240 is the same? Because the Bible is not a set of instructions, you know, that everyone agrees on

00:11:56.560 has the same authority. It was written by humans, compiled by humans, revised by humans. We're all

00:12:02.120 just trying to figure out the right answer. And as I was saying earlier, people get very committed

00:12:07.240 to what they think the right answer is. Okay. So you think the Bible is flawed? Is that what you

00:12:15.820 me like it's not of course it is okay of course and so that's why there's disagreements in the

00:12:20.040 different churches it's flawed because it's a human product it's our best effort it's one of

00:12:23.960 our best efforts at seeking the divine and understanding the divine and we are completely

00:12:30.040 incapable of doing that so yeah and your leadership here is the ones that interpret it

00:12:35.160 or do you interpret for yourself we all interpret for ourselves and they have interpretations which

00:12:40.720 we value okay that's my opinion okay yeah okay awesome well thank you so much sometime what's

00:12:47.440 your name if they they yeah tell them tell them we're nice and we'll we'll you are clearly we

00:12:55.160 know you're nice yeah well i don't know yeah well i don't know the they brought the cops over earlier

00:12:59.980 yeah but we have had some yeah they asked if we yeah they asked if we were protesting and i'm

00:13:06.080 like no oh so yeah feel free to tell them not a not a protest it's not a protest thanks for

00:13:11.940 handling thank you thank you guys well well well well well sir what's going on why are you what

00:13:26.160 are you doing why are you telling everyone did i do something to you i miss you come back

00:13:34.040 how's it going guys are you religious by chance

00:13:38.560 you for here for this church or a different church

00:13:42.940 i don't go to this church oh no i'm not totally atheist i don't believe in any of this church

00:13:47.820 what from an atheist point of view what do you believe about obedience do you believe people

00:13:51.360 are equal in a relationship and someone should have the final say yes oh you believe everyone's

00:13:56.620 equal well it's okay if you don't i'm not it's not a gotcha there's no right or wrong no no um

00:14:02.600 equal because there really should be but there's respect on both sides right yeah you should

00:14:08.280 respect each other that's all i can say oh is this being recorded yeah it's for a youtube channel

00:14:13.160 oh what's your youtube channel it's pearl it's just mine pearl pearl davis yeah oh yeah i've

00:14:18.380 seen are you seeing me i'm just not watching you now yeah well um okay we just like to get

00:14:24.280 people's thoughts on obedience um and it like how do you come to conclusions in a relationship

00:14:30.480 if nobody has the final say like from an egalitarian point of view uh it's compromise

00:14:37.240 it's compromise that's all there's to it so doesn't that favor the unreasonable party

00:14:41.860 because is there aren't reasonable people more likely to compromise 0.99

00:14:45.260 i've been stupid people is much more likely to compromise let me leave it this way okay i was 0.97

00:14:52.780 married for 20 years okay i've been divorced for 26 years okay my ex decided she wanted to get 0.99

00:15:00.320 divorced so we're divorced and now i think she regrets it so that's all i can say what's that

00:15:05.200 been like for you it's been wonderful okay have a good one furl furl davis well you take care

00:15:14.560 what about you are you religious or no um you know i'm a scientist at the core okay i think

00:15:22.720 that's beyond my pay grade i really can't answer that question yeah you don't really know you 0.63

00:15:27.200 really don't know i mean until you keel over and then either you go to heaven or you go to hell

00:15:33.680 things don't exist i mean i won't know that answer until that happens right and you can't

00:15:38.560 come back and tell someone about it so do you think at times religious people can be arrogant

00:15:44.960 you know religious people have uh their

00:15:48.880 set of opinions of what they would like to see and I try to be open-minded I feel like I want to 0.63

00:16:00.080 give people the chance to have their own opinions I mean who knows I'm just a dumb guy I do a lot 0.68

00:16:08.440 dumb things and that's sort of the way life is and then uh that's all so i i try to not be

00:16:18.840 judgmental right it's it's easy it's actually very difficult to do but that's uh that's what i try to

00:16:26.600 do is to be uh relatively at least in public non-judgmental okay all right well thank you

00:16:34.840 you, sir. And you said you watch the channel? I've seen it, yes. Well, thank you. I think what you say

00:16:40.500 is actually very interesting. And I think it's very interesting. And I kind of like

00:16:46.060 the way you say things. I mean, it's, you know, it's controversial in some ways, but I think it's

00:16:54.560 sort of a database, which I kind of respect, you know, instead of making an argument based on your

00:17:01.560 emotion you're making argument based on facts and data and i wish more people would do that yeah

00:17:08.160 as a scientist right well thank you sir i appreciate it you take care okay thank you

00:17:14.320 see that so the interesting thing about churches guys they're actually more likely to call the 0.84

00:17:21.000 cops than any other street interview i've done over the years so they're like the first ones

00:17:27.900 that will go to an authority figure and not directly saying what they believe, which is

00:17:32.480 interesting because you would think at a church, you know, your one job is to tell the truth

00:17:37.920 and what you think. But generally speaking, and this isn't all churches, some churches you go to

00:17:44.240 and they're super nice, they'll bring you water. It really just depends on the church. So when I

00:17:49.660 come, it's kind of a litmus test to how they treat people, right? And I never know what I'm going to

00:17:54.800 get at any of these churches you know I never know if the people are courageous

00:17:58.040 and they want to say what they believe or if they're not and they just go

00:18:01.340 around they get the police involved you know they do this passive-aggressive

00:18:05.040 stuff when really I'm not a religious person I'm not coming here saying one

00:18:10.860 way's right or the other I don't have all the answers but if what you say if

00:18:15.920 you believe what you say then stand on it you know tell us what you believe but

00:18:20.660 But it's interesting because I'll go into bars and club and I get more courage than I do at churches.

00:18:27.360 Why is that? I don't know.

00:18:28.600 And you'll see here all of the people at the church, they go to the police.

00:18:35.080 And you have to understand how that actually is aggressive because on some level they're trying to get you arrested, right?

00:18:41.000 They're trying to use authority to kick you off of property, even if it's public property, which in Texas, the First Amendment right does protect freedom of speech.

00:18:49.960 So, you know, I'm not here to tell people what to believe or how to think.

00:18:53.260 We just try to get to the bottom of, are you willing as a church to tell us your belief

00:18:58.240 and stand on it?

00:19:00.520 Because that is your one job as a church.

00:19:03.480 So our first requests are always for the pastors, the authority.

00:19:08.040 We want to hear from people.

00:19:09.400 We're not here to say if you're right or you're wrong.

00:19:11.740 We're just here to get the answers to the questions.

00:19:15.280 When did your wife regret the divorce?

00:19:17.180 What age?

00:19:18.300 What age? 1.00

00:19:19.160 Yeah, because a lot of times I don't think women regret it immediately. 1.00

00:19:23.360 In my interviews, I've noticed immediately it's like the post-divorce glow-up, you know? 0.99

00:19:29.840 I think probably.

00:19:31.380 Well, actually, the day we got out of court, I think she regretted it.

00:19:35.980 Really?

00:19:36.580 The first day?

00:19:37.180 Crying her eyes out.

00:19:37.800 Crying her eyes out.

00:19:38.180 She was crying? 0.64

00:19:39.040 But she filed?

00:19:40.180 Yes, she filed.

00:19:40.820 I think she got bad advice from her family.

00:19:42.980 Oh, her family didn't like you.

00:19:44.720 Well, no, they loved me.

00:19:45.620 but it's just we went on vacations with them all the time I mean we loved you

00:19:50.420 and they still said to divorce I guess teach me a lesson I guess would you why

00:19:55.380 do we have to do have we don't have to go okay well we don't but don't don't

00:20:00.620 air it okay just okay so I was in business with my father for a long time

00:20:04.640 I mean business owner okay and then but but you know keep this my father was

00:20:13.080 dying from Lou Gehrig's disease so it was a really bad time and she just she hated my father absolutely

00:20:21.640 hated him so she said a bunch of really nasty things you know about it and uh it got to the

00:20:29.320 point where we just you know we went to counseling for four years it never worked out so she decided

00:20:34.360 it was i guess time for me to go yeah july the fourth 2000 the day the americans kicked the

00:20:41.560 English out. Are you happy it happened? No. I'm sad. I'm sad that it happened. I mean, uh, had

00:20:52.520 I'm sad for my son. I mean, I have a 30 year old son now. So he was, it hurt him, I think,

00:20:58.760 but he and I are really good now. So yeah, I'm sorry. I'm a little uncomfortable with this,

00:21:04.680 you know? Yeah, it's okay. I, uh, it's my first interview with him. Yeah. It was just

00:21:10.200 interesting because a lot of um a lot of women i interview right after the divorce are happy they 1.00

00:21:15.000 lose a bunch of weight she didn't get on the team oh yeah that's the other thing they joined the

00:21:20.760 church okay yeah yeah okay so um we can blur you if you want yeah that's fine okay whatever

00:21:32.040 looking at you know whatever okay okay no it's um i'm hoping i'm helping with with with what you're 0.99

00:21:39.240 doing okay yeah i mean um well because a lot of women leave thinking they can do better right

00:21:45.160 no we went to counseling a long long time it's a story and um we had a counseling went to like

00:21:53.160 a group counseling session and we hear all these women talking about their husbands and how they

00:21:57.640 hate their husbands and what miserable marriage it is and someone asked well if you hate him so

00:22:03.320 much why you just fall for divorce well no he looks after me i don't have to work

00:22:07.800 i think that's what it comes down to a lot okay there is something on twitter that's going around

00:22:12.520 that says having a baby is post-nut clarity for women do you think that's true so like when men

00:22:19.400 hook up with a girl and she's not that attractive right after they have sex they're like oh what 0.75

00:22:25.160 have i done right but women are just saying this so the women are saying no the the men are saying

00:22:29.880 this they have sex with the girl maybe they meet her at a pub right and then they realize i was 0.98

00:22:34.280 just drinking i just wanted to have sex but they don't realize it before the sex women there's an 0.86

00:22:40.200 idea that after they have a baby that's post-nut clarity where they thought they wanted to get 0.61

00:22:44.520 married and be a mom okay but then they have the baby and they realize oh maybe i didn't want this

00:22:49.080 have you seen that to be true or untrue uh not really i don't really have any experience with

00:22:54.680 you haven't seen that you've never seen women like change after a kid no no okay

00:23:02.200 maybe it's just some guy's experience yeah okay well thank you sir i appreciate it i appreciate 1.00

00:23:07.480 it sorry if i'm a little little offhand are you getting in trouble yeah they always you know it's

00:23:13.640 crazy so why is it so so why and i see all these things all these people out on youtube yeah right

00:23:18.760 what are they upset about why why why the the kickback i don't know he won't talk to me he's

00:23:27.420 talking to every single person that walks by and saying i don't know what and he hasn't said a

00:23:33.380 word to me hello ma'am should christian women obey their husbands yes no it's okay so it kind

00:23:42.500 of makes it difficult because there's a lot of people that i think would do it but it's like

00:23:46.940 when they're when he's so have you gone outside like a mosque i want to actually that's next i

00:23:52.080 will do that yeah because that's completely different mindset right yeah you should get

00:23:55.940 different answers well i actually get different answers um sometimes based on the churches i go

00:24:00.520 to so like i've been to this is a more i'd say left church but i've been to like orthodox churches

00:24:06.160 where they have i've been to catholic churches i'm not that religious so i just i just go and

00:24:12.360 it's kind of a litmus test to see what they believe um and also how they treat strangers

00:24:17.400 right right so um again because there's some churches that'll bring you water and they're so

00:24:23.880 nice and there's other churches that literally try to get you arrested you just don't know

00:24:27.140 so from a jewish point of view are you practicing jewish or okay so do you guys believe in obedience

00:24:33.680 um there's some places that believe it some places that don't so there's two types of

00:24:38.500 relationships i've found when i go to these places more egalitarian we view each other as equals or

00:24:43.720 subordinates because god men women children no right or wrong answers just want to know what

00:24:48.500 people are on the same level on the same level absolutely same level same responsibilities

00:24:53.120 same same same uh same rights okay so how can men and women be equal if one is expected to die for

00:25:00.220 the other because men are generally expected to protect their lives and and women also expected

00:25:06.080 to die for their men really yeah okay so you how can women expect to die if they can't physically

00:25:11.440 protect the men what do you mean they cannot physically protect well so i'm an athlete you

00:25:15.200 think do you think you cannot take me i guarantee you can beat me up no i think if you punched me

00:25:20.560 in the face you would win because upper body i don't think so you think you think i would win

00:25:25.040 i think so i don't think so but maybe we could agree to disagree just so i i'm from an athletic

00:25:30.400 background and so um just i've played sports with men and even if they're less athletic they're

00:25:36.240 still stronger you can't do much okay yeah and um so women cannot do you think women cannot protect

00:25:42.720 their men um not physically no really really yeah i would say no i disagree with you that's okay yeah

00:25:50.000 i i think women can protect their husbands they can protect their children okay yeah so but

00:25:55.520 physically if somebody attacks the woman you you think she could overpower most women i think they

00:26:00.880 can do it yeah really if they have a will and they have they have they're cornered yeah absolutely 0.70

00:26:06.560 okay so um how do you guys come to conclusions on you guys um just coming from a jewish point of

00:26:13.840 view if they're how if who comes up with the final say i don't say what so like if a man and a woman

00:26:21.040 disagree in a relationship how do you guys come up with a conclusion and wouldn't that favor the

00:26:26.320 more unreasonable person it would not we we i've been with my wife for 35 years okay and we make

00:26:32.880 decisions together okay and i can say that we agree 100 and it's a give and take it's compromise

00:26:39.520 and would you say it's completely equal nobody compromises more than the other nope i i think

00:26:43.920 it's very equal so how do you come to a conclusion if if you guys disagree and you don't there's

00:26:49.360 nowhere you can meet in the middle like let's i'll give you an example parenting style yes let's say 1.00

00:26:54.480 you believe in spanking she does it we don't believe in spanking sorry that's uh she wants 1.00

00:26:59.920 to send the kids to one school you want to send it to another we compromise there's always a 0.99

00:27:05.040 middle ground there's always a middle ground so for example when we moved to here my wife wanted

00:27:10.080 to live in highland park i wanted to live in dallas we did a lot of research together you

00:27:14.560 know we we we talked about for about a year and then we actually made decision to come here because

00:27:19.200 it made financial sense okay okay so you would you would say you there's always a compromise

00:27:23.920 always a compromise all right cool thank you so much i appreciate it so i guess this is an

00:27:28.720 elaborate scheme here so they have the guy there to warn them about us they have the woman in the

00:27:35.280 middle to warn us them about us i guess and we have the guy over there also warning them about us

00:27:42.720 now mind you again nobody's had a conversation with us they have no idea where we're from

00:27:48.160 this is how they treat strangers you know um it's a very elaborate scheme they have going on

00:27:56.720 but they couldn't stop us we still got enough interviews today for a video so

00:28:03.280 maybe god's on my side all right so now they have they have upped the elaboration as you can see

00:28:08.720 there they're now telling them to walk away hello man we're friendly actually he's lying we're

00:28:15.440 friendly. We're friendly. Hello, ma'am. We go to different churches every week asking what people

00:28:23.580 believe. No right or wrong answers. We want to know if Christian women should obey. No right or wrong

00:28:29.200 answers. I love the dress. Looks very nice. So again, they've upped the elaboration today. So

00:28:35.780 they're they're standing there right yes you um and so again he is not in a conversation with me

00:28:45.740 at all but he's standing and every time someone walks by he's telling them not to talk to me and

00:28:50.940 to go around that way to go around that way yeah i can move so i i do have feet i can move

00:28:58.700 but this has been kind of crazy because again

00:29:01.600 i'm not religious you know so anyways i guess i'll just keep going

00:29:10.380 we're friendly we're just asking the question we go to different churches every week trying

00:29:17.740 to figure out what people believe should christian women obey their husbands yes no why or why not

00:29:22.780 how's it going sir i'd love to hear about what you guys believe here

00:29:28.500 hello ma'am i'd love to hear about what you guys believe here no right or wrong answers

00:29:32.800 just trying to get to the bottom of what you guys believe that's all right maybe on the way out

00:29:37.460 what's going on guys 0.80

00:29:39.780 hello ma'am i love your outfit do you believe christian women should obey their husbands no

00:29:50.700 right or wrong answers just trying to figure out what you guys believe here uh my husband ran off

00:29:55.120 with a 30-year-old after 30 years, and so

00:29:57.160 nope, not him. Wow. Wait, tell me

00:29:59.080 more. What happened? I don't want to talk about it.

00:30:00.840 Oh, okay. I'm just wondering why

00:30:03.280 you proceeded to impede with

00:30:05.040 the video today.

00:30:07.800 Just trying to get... No comment.

00:30:09.520 No comment?

00:30:11.140 It's just, you know... You've talked

00:30:13.060 to a minister. No comment. I've talked to

00:30:15.060 a minister. No, I didn't talk to a minister. Nobody wanted

00:30:17.120 to talk to me today. You talked to a minister. No comment.

00:30:20.040 Are you the minister?

00:30:21.900 No. No, someone else is the minister?

00:30:24.280 Okay, so

00:30:25.100 it's just seems like a bit much so i just want to know i go to churches every week this is

00:30:30.180 probably the most extreme i've been to orthodox catholic what's the what's the well you kind of

00:30:37.680 are you sort of are making a comment by getting and lying about me to people that go by so i do

00:30:43.860 take that yeah i do take that what are you telling the people about me you just were here when i told

00:30:49.740 people i have no further comment well it's been great you know i've had a lot of fun today thank

00:30:58.060 you so much for uh you know being a part of my video and being so gracious today so you know um

00:31:04.240 i appreciate it and i'll see you next week don have a good day have a good day fist bump all

00:31:11.500 right all right bye this is the first time i've ever been to this church oh really we're okay we

00:31:17.280 just like to interview religious people every week and we go to different churches trying to

00:31:21.160 figure out what they believe two-minute interview really quick um i mean i know nothing about

00:31:26.720 unitarian universalism so that's why i came here but i i did go to cathedral of hope okay

00:31:31.940 for many many years which is the world's largest gay church okay um obedience i think that

00:31:41.460 especially with churches like this 1.00

00:31:43.920 it's more

00:31:45.960 about using the Bible

00:31:47.160 as like a guide

00:31:49.900 to live your life versus

00:31:51.500 any literal interpretations

00:31:54.060 so

00:31:55.500 from that perspective

00:31:57.300 I don't know

00:31:59.940 that there's necessarily a literal interpretation

00:32:02.000 of opinions if that makes sense

00:32:03.900 yeah no it totally does so

00:32:05.360 what made you pick this church as opposed

00:32:07.900 to other churches today

00:32:09.020 oh

00:32:09.820 So it's the largest, I think, Unitarian church, which is more spiritual based and is a lot more agnostic of like the type of religion.

00:32:23.760 So there's like Buddhists, there's Taoists, there's all kinds of people at this church.

00:32:28.700 And well, you said it's one of the largest.

00:32:30.880 Why is there so many disagreements at different Christian churches about what the Bible says?

00:32:35.500 so I'm not super religious

00:32:37.400 one way or another but I think it's

00:32:39.460 interesting how I go to different churches and there's just

00:32:41.460 a lot of disagreement so what do you think

00:32:43.400 about that? I think that's

00:32:45.440 a great question

00:32:46.260 I think that's rooted in a lot of history around

00:32:49.640 not just Protestant

00:32:51.620 churches but Catholic churches

00:32:53.040 I think

00:32:55.480 there's a lot of interpretations of

00:32:57.280 who Christ stood for

00:32:59.080 and probably that those

00:33:01.220 disagreements are rooted in different

00:33:03.420 interpretations of what Christ is

00:33:05.200 that's my view

00:33:07.140 I understand it's your first time here

00:33:09.580 but thank you so much, I really appreciate it

00:33:11.260 appreciate it

00:33:12.780 haha

00:33:24.620 haha

Pearl - July 25, 2026

Church Calls Cops to Stop My Interviews (They Failed)

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