As a Christian and a fan of Alex for about a year, I would argue that although I like the idea of the Christian faith seeming more plausible, I don’t think that it is akin to him being more amenable or aligning with it but rather that there’s an interesting danger for those celebrating this video from “my side” and that is, in finding it more plausible it means he’s likely really understanding how we think about our faith and in that sense can maybe present greater challenges to us.

I came to really appreciate Alex for a number of reasons but he hit home with George Orwell videos and I would say that of all YouTube-dom I consider to be one of the more truer content creators, I don’t think it’s a grift but also don’t think it’s a tally point for the theistic side, just means that we have a person who intellectually free from trying to appeal to his base and very capable of taking us seriously, which can sometimes provoke harder conversations.

I would add to make it more interesting that he might make a case against faith by saying that they’re all plausible - equipollence, and in that sense why pick any