VenomFangX

The divine comedy Creationism

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Biblical literalism Young/Old Earth Intelligent design Creation scientists

Jokes aside

Carbon dating Plate tectonics Transitional fossil Evolution

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Answers Research Journal volume 3 Bill Nye debates Ken Ham Walter Veith Creation Museum

Evolutionism debunkers

Frank Tipler Bob Dutko Andrew Schlafly Josh Axe v - t - e

VenomFangX (often shortened to VFX or Venom, and also known as a PCS or Posterboy for Creationist Stupidity), real name Shawn Karon, is a creationist Internet vlogger who makes YouTube videos mostly about religion, God, Christianity and young Earth creationism.

VenomFangX is quite possibly YouTube's greatest recurring LANCB champion, having closed and reopened his channel numerous times. He is also known for E-begging asking for donations from his viewers to aid him in his evangelist activities.

Considering that geniuses of equal stature often think alike, it comes as no surprise that VenomFangX was brought to Christianity by watching videos on YouTube — featuring, of all people, Kent Hovind. Later in life, VenomFangX worked for Hovind for a time. He made many of his videos by simply reading Hovind's own speeches and arguments, often word-for-word, paragraph-for-paragraph.

This article used to have way more information--some would say too much (and apparently someone did which is why it's so much shorter now).

Not the hero we need

At one point, he had a dispute with YouTuber Thunderf00t involving copyright law. In a fit of rage, Venom dressed up as the Joker from The Dark Knight, makeup and all, and made a threatening and batshit insane video towards him. On the upside, it wasn't a bad impression.

Gays are the absolute worst

In 2015 he went off of the deep end after the US Supreme Court gay marriage ruling, and made a video comparing homosexuality to bestiality and pedophilia.

The Top 3 Atheist Arguments

In 2015, VenomFangX created a video about uncommon common atheist arguments. Basically, the video consists of overgeneralizations (if that wasn't obvious from the video name) and a condescending tone. Also just count how many times he says "I think" and doesn't really answer his proposed atheist questions.

1. If God exists, why is there evil?
   1. God let us choose to have evil as illustrated through Adam and Eve and with so many people, God's too busy to be a babysitter.
      1. Sure, it's our fault that God made us so flawed. And if God can't take care of us because there is too many of us, maybe God isn't all-powerful as we thought and that "be fruitful and multiply" advice turned out be bad for him in the long term? What kind of foresight is that?
2. The issue with religious pluralism.
   1. VenomFangX claims you just pick and choose which religion is your favorite.
      1. Just because someone likes something doesn't make it true, it only makes it true to them or makes them want it to be true. No matter how much someone wants to think that eating rocks is healthy, it won't change that eating rocks is seriously unhealthy.
3. Where is God? Why can't I see him.
   1. We can't. God can manifest himself in ways we can.
      1. "God works in mysterious ways".

External links

• VenomFangX's channel on YouTube