I'm not watching it a second time, but IIRC he left out the best bits from the Eric Hovind Live video.. Hovind would ask some sarcastic math problem like "Yeah and 35 times 2 million is less than 50 million right?" and the audience would agree with him in unison, so he'd laugh nervously and correct them, but it kept happening over and over because he was using a transcript of one of his dads presentations and unable to ad lib or skip the audience feedback lines when the crowd proved unable to parse sarcastic rhetorical questions because they were expecting a sermon so they just automatically agreed with anything they were told, and his "Look I'm a dumb idiot scientist duhh" character is indistinguishable his regular personality.
The thing that most annoys me about the "good without God" conversation is that somehow nobody ever points out that Christians are actually not required to be good. When do shit that's wrong, they literally have a way to make it right in their own heads without actually addressing the harm they've done. They just ask Jesus to forgive them, and then it's like they never did anything wrong.
It's like if you had a swear jar and every time you swore you had to ask Jesus to put a quarter in the jar. Also Jesus had an infinite amount of quarters and also patience with people fucking up.
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