[His video: "A simple way to prove the existence of God"]

If I promised to give you a chocolate bar after an infinite amount of time, would I ever give you the chocolate bar? No. Because we would never reach the moment when we could say "Okay, an infinite amount of time has passed, pay up the chocolate bar".

Next question: Could there have been an infinite amount of time before now? No, otherwise we would have never reached this moment in time. So we can conclude that time started a finite amount of time ago, [...] and before that there was no time.
Scientists say matter can't be created or destroyed. [...] So the question is: has matter always existed? And I'd say no, it hasn't, because we've already determined time didn't always exist, but you can't have matter without space and time. If you have matter, where do you put it -space- and when do you put it -time-?

So here's the problem: we know there wasn't always time, and thus we HAVE to conclude there wasn't always matter. [...] So we don't know what created matter, time, and space, fair enough. But what we do know about whatever it is that we don't know, is that it's immensely powerful, I mean there's lots of energy in this world and it had to come from whatever created it, so, immensely powerful, and extremely intelligent, because we can look around and see it created enough stuff to sustain life, create all the elements we need to go about our daily functions, breathe and eat, and all that amazing awesome stuff, so we can conclude it's awesomely powerful, incredibly intelligent, and suddenly the picture starts to, you know what I'm saying?

Ah, yeah. There's no way to argue this. There's nowhere else to go. I got you cornered. You can comment on this and say "Ah you're a fool, I don't believe in God", but, you know, you might have to change your beliefs a bit. Some people don't wanna believe in God cause that makes them accountable to their creator, and, they don't want to deal with it.
Check out my other videos to learn what God expects of you, and how to restore a relationship with him, I'd be happy to take you through it.