God would be concerned about my raise more then he would be concerned about the welfare of millions of destitute children because those destitute children are heathens. That's a simple answer that I saw one of the responders to your video give. I think that's absurd. Most religious arguments, such as many of the ones made by the individual who made the above answer, are formed from the concept that morality is impossible without religion. That is, of course, ridicilous. Anouther form of this argument is that atheism justifies immoral behavior, which it dose not.
This is their typical syllogism:
In order to be a moral person, you must be a praticing christian.
But you are not a praticeing christian.
QED you are not a moral person.
The the premeses are clearly unacceptable.
Anouther thing that is an important thing that religious individuals should, but don't, do is activly seek out material that conflicts with their beliefs. If you have a belief and don't expose it to a rigorous inspection, then that belief isn't really yours.
In your next video, you could ask the ecclastic individuals on you tube how their beliefs are internaly consistant.
