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He just wants to watch them to watch them.
I'm trying to find out what they are about because I don't want him being led astray.
And no offense, but that wasn't my question.
It may be helpful to him if you act interested in the Bible code videos and see if you can watch them with him. Even if it turns out to be nonsense, it is a good opportunity to show him the difference between speculative versions of Christianity and sound, Biblical Christianity. Often, the best apologetic for Christianity is a real Christian that doesn't come across naive or superstitious -- one that just focuses on sound/rational exegesis of Scripture and Christian love for others. Plus, by watching it with him, you show a lot of confidence in your faith because you aren't afraid to be directly confronted by opposing versions.
(Note: this approach will only work if you're sound in the faith and have a very solid grasp of the Bible and its teachings. We won't appear competent at defending the faith if we aren't.)
**Sorry -- I just noticed that you already mentioned watching it with him. In my opinion, you don't need to be an expert in the video's teachings to be able to watch it with him. It is more important that you have a solid grasp on the truth. Someone who knows the truth can identify counterfeits fairly easy. Plus, if you don't have an answer to something, there's no shame in saying, "That's interesting. I suspect it is wrong, but I'll do some research and let you know what I think when I'm done."
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