In this episode, Joseph dissects a recent post from Alex O'Conner titled, "I've Realized Christianity Was More Plausible Than I Thought," a title that set off alarm bells in the atheist community. What did Alex really say and what are the implications? Find out now on Noah's Snark Podcast. 

AJV kicks off season 2 of Noah's Snark by dismantling a favorite argument among Apologists, the Design Argument. By invoking the likes of Hume, Voltaire, Kant, and George H. Smith, Joseph shows us why the Design Argument fails on all front and concludes by making the argument that, at best, the Design Argument is an argument for polytheism, not monotheism. Enjoy this extended episode and share it with all your theistic friends!

This past September, social media once again exploded with doomsday prophecies — another Rapture was supposedly about to happen on September 23rd or 24th, 2025. And just like every time before… nothing happened.

In this episode, the team dives headfirst into the madness: from the South African pastor who kicked off the latest round of Rapture Fever, to the believers who sold their homes, cars, and savings waiting to be taken up to heaven — and the influencers still profiting off it.

Why do people keep predicting the Rapture when it’s never once come true? What keeps these cycles of false prophecy alive? And what are the real-world consequences for those who fall for it?

Why do so many Trump supporters proudly call themselves Christians when their actions look nothing like Jesus in the Bible? In the final episode of the season, Joseph examines a debate within Christianity: Is being a Christian about what you believe, what you do, or both? From Russell Moore’s claim that Jesus would be considered “too woke” today, to the Evangelical doctrine of “faith alone,” we explore why MAGA Christians put belief over behavior—and how this mirrors their devotion to Trump, regardless of his actions. Joseph also breaks down Protestant vs. Catholic views on salvation, the role of works in Christianity, and why many believers project their own sins onto non-believers. Ultimately, the question isn’t just “Are Trump supporters really Christian?”—it’s whether Christianity itself has made belief too easy while downplaying the harder, moral work of living like Christ.

In this episode, Joseph contemplates a question after reading the Bible cover to cover with an open mind. From the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis to the contradictions in Christian and Muslim teachings, he breaks down why apologetics exists and what it reveals about the nature of faith. Why do we need apologists to explain what should be clear if holy books truly came from an all-loving, all-powerful God? This video asks asks: if God wants us to know Him, why is belief so unclear? Perfect for skeptics, atheists, and anyone questioning religion, this deep dive tackles faith, doubt, and the apologetics debate head-on. 

In this episode Joseph mentions the role of presuppositions in theistic arguments and the importance of challenging one's assumptions. What is a presupposition, and how does it shape our understanding of complex questions like the origin and laws of the universe, the existence of humanity, and even morality? Join Joseph as he ask believers to escape the trap of "God did it" by considering alternative possibilities. 

Are human beings really intelligent—or just arrogant enough to think they are? In this sharp, unapologetic commentary, Noah’s Snark breaks down the myth of human intelligence, diving into everything from why building cities in disaster zones is dumb, to how humans justify intelligent design through flawed logic, to how even God (if He exists) might not be all that bright. 

If you’ve ever questioned human behavior, challenged faith-based logic, or wondered why people seem dumber than rocks, this one's for you. Packed with brutal truths, biting sarcasm, and some uncomfortable laughs, this video doesn’t just question intelligence—it dissects it.

In today’s episode, we break down 10 compelling and commonly expressed arguments made by atheists when questioning religion, faith, and the existence of deities. These points are not exclusive to atheism but are often central to secular critiques of organized belief systems.

👀 What to expect in this episode:
 ✔️ Why extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence
✔️ The problem with faith as a path to truth
✔️ How morality doesn’t require religion
✔️ Scientific & historical errors in religious texts
✔️ The cultural and geographical influence on religious belief
✔️ Science vs. Religion in explaining reality
✔️ Why atheism is the default position
✔️ The hypocrisy in rejecting all gods but one
✔️ A critical look at the morality of Hell
✔️ And the truth about prayer’s effectiveness

Whether you're a long-time atheist, questioning your beliefs, or just curious about secular perspectives, this episode offers thought-provoking commentary, rational arguments, and a dash of sarcasm—true to the spirit of Noah’s Snark.

A Christian apologist attacks! A Youtube user tries to bring the heavy to AJV's comment section on his episode, "10 Ridiculous Things Christians Say." Joseph takes a hot minute out of his busy schedule to snarkily respond to some ridiculous criticisms. 

In today's episode, AJV explores the concept of AI worshiping its creators, reflects on Gnostic interpretations of the Book of Genesis, and challenges the notion of God’s plan for humanity. Could the God in Genesis be a demiurge, manipulating free will, and setting humanity up for "The Fall"? What does that mean for the beliefs of today’s followers? AJV also tackles the challenge believers face in reconciling conflicting interpretations of God and the lack of consensus on fundamental religious beliefs. How can anyone claim to know the true nature of God when definitions vary so widely? Is it all just speculation, or is there a deeper truth behind these ancient stories?