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Brett Keane Talks about Christian Kent Hovind ‪@genesisbaptistchurch‬, ‪@MattPowellOFFICIAL‬ & ‪@ttor13‬ · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  I'm living on an endless Rd. around the world for
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  Rock'n'roll. Sometimes it feels so tough but
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  I still ain't heading up. I keep saying that it's getting
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  too much but I know I'm a liar. Feeling alright in the noise.
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  I'm there, but that's why lots of.
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  Fire. Hail Wazer in the fellow the
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  heat. Hail Wazer Rock You back in your
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  feet. Hail Wazer out and make it come
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  through. Hail Wazer, put a spell on you.
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  Hello ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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  are watching and listening to GOD TV Radio International.
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  That's right, I'm the host of the radio station GOD TV Radio
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  and I have over 1000 episodes that people are able to listen
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  to and watch about my personal life, my theological beliefs, my
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  political views and my thoughts on history and science.
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  Have always been a science buff. And I also, besides posting my
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  own episodes, I post stuff by Kent Hoven, Matt Powell, Truth,
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  the objective reality, also known in short as TTOR.
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  I've also posted Eric Hovind, which is the son of Kent Hoven.
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  I've also had Kent Hoven's wives on my show before and they've
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  talked and discussed and they had their views even though they
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  didn't get along with Kent very well.
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  They all agree that evolution is horseshit and that they simply
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  don't support it or agree with it.
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  Although they don't get along with the man himself.
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  Whenever it comes to science and comes to theology, they are all
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  in the same boat. Then they all completely agree
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  and share common ground on those issues.
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  I have gotten to know the family, I've gotten to know
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  Kent, and I still appreciate and respect a lot of the things that
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  Kent has done. And I'll give you an example.
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  Whenever I was a young person going to church before I became
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  an atheist for a long time and then reverted back to
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  Christianity and a God belief, a theological view that there's a
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  higher power and intelligent prime mover that created the
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  universe. I would watch Kent.
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  And Kent was a very unique, original guy where all the other
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  preachers and all the other religious leaders were
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  discussing Jesus and his impact on the earth.
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  You had this guy come along and he was talking about how science
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  is wrong about the age of the earth.
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  He talked about how evolution is absolutely wrong, and during his
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  time that was actually revolutionary.
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  There was nobody out there questioning.
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  Nobody thought to themselves at any time.
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  Oh wow, scientists are telling me that I come from some garbage
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  soup in the lake and that somehow I evolved the limbs and
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  shed and learned how to communicate after millions of
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  years, and that I came from a monkey.
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  This didn't make anybody scratch their head.
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  Nobody said it sounds like nonsense.
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  It sounds like a damn fairy tale.
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  No, everybody just assumed that they were related to monkeys and
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  everybody went from there. They would if you questioned it
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  at all or ask anything, people would just simply point at these
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  cartoons and illustrations that people put on the Internet
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  saying, see, it shows a little monkey and it's turning into
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  this. Even though it was a fucking
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  cartoon and there was no reality to it.
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  Ken Tobin was the only one with the balls at the time.
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  I myself was a child, so I wasn't saying anything at that
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  point. But what I was doing was I was
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  sitting back listening to guys like him.
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  I remember back in the day when they were still selling VHS
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  tapes, and I would go to church and no matter what church I went
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  to, everybody knew who Kentoven was.
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  And we would sit down and we'd watch him.
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  And my grandfather had a huge collection of his tapes.
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  Apparently my grandfather recorded a lot of stuff that
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  Kentoven hasn't even got around to posting on the Internet yet.
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  That I, however, have had the privilege of posting a lot of
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  material of Ken Tobin on the radio.
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  On my radio, because it's digital and live streaming, I'm
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  able to not only when you go to my radio, you can hear Ken Tobin
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  and you can also see him. You can see him whenever.
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  He was young and he was talking about a lot of issues.
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  And I've also researched the Internet and I found
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  compilations of some of his best work and I posted that.
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  There's just a lot of material. There's a lot of videos that
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  people have not seen because Ken Tobin would be talking to
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  someone and he wasn't paying attention to cameras or he was
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  having a conversation with some people.
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  A lot of people, a lot of what you guys have out there is him
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  doing a kind of a scripted type of ordeal in a church behind a
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  podium or whenever he's having a debate, but you don't have video
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  footage of him where he was just chilling out or hanging out or
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  talking to people. I got a lot of that kind of
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  stuff, a lot of exclusive stuff of Kent on my radio.
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  And it's one of the reasons why my radio is so popular, because
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  I've got a lot of content from Kent, Matt Powell and many
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  others all the way back since I was young, because my
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  grandfather and family used to take this stuff very seriously
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  and put it up there. But yeah, Kent was one of the
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  first. I don't recall very many people
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  like Kent at all. And even now he's unique and
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  original, different than a lot of stuff.
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  He uses some arguments that he's heard from other people, but a
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  majority of what he's come up with is is all on his own and
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  he's been very successful at doing that.
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  His only issues that he's ever really had is unfortunately,
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  he's trusted too many people and he's gotten connected with
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  people who were not reliable or who did things that caused him
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  to have a a reputation outside of his theological views.
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  And that's sad. It's sad that any of you out
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  there would go after him personally as opposed to deal
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  with his actual arguments, and in that way, I feel like I
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  relate with Kent Hovind a lot. I produce so many videos and so
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  many episodes and people seem to be more concerned about who I am
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  in my real life and what I'm what causes me to tick as
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  opposed to my actual arguments. I have yet to see in the last 20
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  years of my videos. There's nobody out there that
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  actually tries to refute my arguments, and perhaps it's
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  because I'm too damn good, or perhaps these people are so
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  narcissistic they think they're too smart and that I'm just
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  simply a waste of time. I personally think a lot of
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  these people are idiots and they don't know what they're talking
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  about. And I've noticed a pattern,
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  especially whenever it comes to non believers, that they don't
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  know anything about what evolution is actually stating.
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  If you watch any of my many, many thousands of live
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  broadcasts where I bring atheists on board who claim to
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  know so much about science and evolution, you're going to find
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  out very quickly that a majority never even went to college.
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  Many of them didn't even make it through high school.
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  Their dropouts. Yet they pretend in their mind
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  this delusion that they know more than everybody else and
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  anybody else. And that's sad.
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  It really is one of the things, I don't know if many of you knew
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  this, but for the longest time, even though I listened to Kent
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  Hovind, I was so programmed into believing that evolution was
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  true. This is what was taught to me as
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  a kid. So I assumed just like everybody
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  else, that evolution was true, even though they made it clear
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  that it was called a theory, just like time travels called
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  the theory. Just like The Big Bang is called
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  The Big Bang theory, theory does not mean that it's fact.
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  Just because you say that something may have happened a
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  long time ago and that's, and this now is the future result,
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  that doesn't give you any evidence for anything.
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  Nobody would take that kind of argument in a courtroom if
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  somebody were to say, well, Bob did something a long time ago,
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  so therefore he had to have committed this crime.
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  Now that's not acceptable. You can't say because something
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  happened whenever a person was younger, it's going to happen.
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  And that's the point with this. If I were to, if you were to
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  come to me and we were to all sit in a room, religious people
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  and atheists alike, and you were to dump an an entire dump truck
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  worth of bones in front of all of us.
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  How am I supposed to know when I'm looking at the skeletal
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  structure of a fucking Beaver or a squirrel?
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  How am I supposed to look at that and say, yeah, that
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  transitioned over to this monkey like thing with this fucked up
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  looking skull that comes in fragments.
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  I don't even have the entire skull.
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  Alls I have is these little pieces that some asshole glued
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  together. How do I know that the squirrel
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  turned into the monkey? And how do I know that the
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  monkey turned into the human? And that's where guys like Ken
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  Tobin come in, where he argues about transitional fossils.
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  Now, those out there who don't know what transitional means, it
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  basically means when something transitions into something else
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  or it transitions and, and the impact of it is so big that now
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  it isn't even identifiable. Like if you look at the monkey,
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  you're never going to be able to tell it came from the squirrel.
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  The only way you're going to be able to do this is if some
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  scientist or some person who claims to be authoritative comes
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  along and tells you that squirrel shared its genetics
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  with the monkey, so therefore, because of the similarities, it
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  must have come from the squirrel.
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  Do you realize how stupid that sounds?
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  Sadly, there's a lot of Christians out there, as well as
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  atheists who don't even know what a transitional fossil is.
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  They don't even understand what it is that's being told to them.
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  They're saying that they share some forms of blood, some types
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  of blood with an animal. But the problem is, and this is
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  one thing nobody likes to talk about, is a lot of these
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  animals, according to science, lived millions of years before
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  humans. And we don't have any scientific
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  technology. We don't actually have equipment
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  where we can go back and find a little crumb of some ancient
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  squirrel and then somehow take the DNA and then actually make
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  an accordance with that. And the problem is, is even if
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  you were to find some DNA and you found out that there were a
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  couple different markers that resembled the DNA of a modern
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  day monkey, this doesn't mean that the damn squirrel came from
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  this. No more than because a koala
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  bear has little fingers doesn't mean that it also used to be a
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  ancient human. Just because something has
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  similarities doesn't mean shit. It's like if I were to tell you
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  I've got a Sony Walkman and you were to tell me, oh, I've got a
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  Kenwood or I've got a Panasonic MP3 player, but you've got a a
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  Sony. Well, just because they function
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  the same damn way, because they have a lot of the same parts,
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  that doesn't mean they were made by the same company.
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  And it doesn't mean that they all came from the same spot.
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  Do you get it? Another problem with
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  evolutionists that they don't like to talk about either is
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  this. When the supposed evolution from
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  the primordial soup happened, did it happen in several
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  different locations? Did a bunch of ancient animals
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  that were going to turn into humans?
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  Did this happen over in Africa? Did something happen over in
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  Antarctica? Did something happen in what
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  would be Australia later on where their little primordial
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  soups over in Europe and Russia? And did some shit happen over in
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  the United States? And were there many many
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  different locations where things evolved all around the world and
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  piece by piece they made their way up to land?
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  Or was it 1 simple primordial soup that was located in one
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  spot and then everything branched off from it?
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  Nobody fuck knows. Nobody knows.
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  Whenever it comes to abiogenesis, which is the first
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  step in process of evolution according to definition, they
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  don't have a clue. They don't know how it started,
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  how it got here. They don't know the origins of
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  how it even came to be. And then we've got the issue
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  with the age of the Earth. There are some people who are
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  absolutely convinced that the Earth is billions of years old
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  nowadays. They're telling us that they
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  were wrong about the entire universe, that the universe went
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  from 13 billion years to now quadruple that.
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  Now we've got a 30 to 40 billion year universe, according to
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  scientists nowadays, but it still hasn't made its way into
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  the books. You can find it on websites, you
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  can find it in some latest interviews, but they're telling
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  you literally that they were absolutely wrong about the time
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  of the universe. Now this should instantly make
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  any intelligent person scratch their head.
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  If they fucked up that bad on the universe, then how do we
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  know that they haven't made the same mistake with planets?
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  They use the same technology that they fucked around with the
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  universe on in the same math, but they use on the planets.
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  So how do we know that the planet isn't 30,000 years old or
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  less? How do we know that it's
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  actually this? The only argument I've heard
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  from people as well. It has the appearance of being
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  much older. What does that mean exactly?
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  There's some humans out there that are 50 years old, you know,
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  there's people like Tom Cruise that looks like he's still 20.
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  And then there's some people who are 40 years old that look like
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  they're as old as Gandalf from Lord of the Fucking Rings.
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  How do you fucking know, right? This goes on forever, ladies and
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  gentlemen. It is what it is.
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  How do we know and where did DNA even come from?
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  DNA acts as an information highway.
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  It's a, it's a, it's like a biological computer with all
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  this information in it. But it wouldn't have meant squat
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  for it to even come that far if you didn't have a receiver or
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  something that would be able to communicate the information.
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  Our biology, our bodies internally are like small
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  universes within themselves. There's all this equipment
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  running around in our body that is making sure everything works
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  and functions as it should. And we all know what happens
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  when the second law of thermodynamics hits our body,
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  which it does throughout the point we're born to the to the
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  point where conceived, to the point we die from cradle to the
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  grave, that our body starts breaking down and becoming more
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  and more disorganized as where evolution claims that somehow
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  we're becoming more organized and more irreducibly complex.
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  That's crazy. How is that happening when we
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  know for a fact, the science tells us that our universe is
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  becoming chaotic, it's losing information, it's becoming
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  disordered, as where evolution claims that it's a system where
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  things continue to regurgitate themselves and somehow become
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  beneficial based upon some variable in the environment.
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  Has anybody ever wondered that? By the way, according to
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  science, there have been billions of life forms and
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  sentient creatures that existed long before humanity.
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  That's if you believe in an old age earth.
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  Billions of species existed and not a damn one of them came
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  close to being as complex and ridiculously awesome and
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  extraordinary as human beings. Billions of species for millions
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  of years, according to scientists.
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  And not only one of them became industrial, not a one of them
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  ever became creative enough to be able to create their own
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  philosophy. And even now, there is no
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  creature on earth that comes close to the extraordinary
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  abilities and philosophical status that humanity has come
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  to. None of them will ever see an
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  industrial age. Can anybody explain that?
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  Can nobody see the miracle that a set of species, the humans,
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  somehow out of all the other animals and creatures out there,
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  became the badasses and the dominators of Earth for
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  supposedly 4.5 billion years? That's if the Earth is not much
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  older, according to scientists. When the math is all thrown out
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  the window into the trash and then the new arithmetic comes
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  together. So that's where we're at.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, Is evolution dangerous?
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  I've heard Kent Hovind say. Is teaching evolution dangerous?
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  I think it is. I think that when you sit down
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  with children and you tell them that they're nothing more than
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  chemistry, nothing more than organized chemicals,
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  predetermined stimulus that reacts to its environment, that
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  you're just a product of your environment, you're taking away
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  the uniqueness of people and humanity.
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  You're basically saying you have no fate, you have no destiny,
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  and you absolutely have no hope. You're nothing more than an
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  animal. And if you'll notice, a lot of
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  groups out there use those kind of arguments in order to justify
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  their genocide or murder or abuse towards other human
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  beings. They say, well, I'm just an
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  animal, and animals have sex with other animals, even if
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  they're the same gender. Well, they say that because
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  they're basically telling you they're implying I'm an animal.
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  And if animals do that, then I should be able to do it.
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  Will animals also Take, for example, the duck.
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  Did you guys know that those Pretty Little birds swim around
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  the water? Did you know that these ducks
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  are known, well known necrophiliacs?
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  If a duck sees another duck laying there dead and its ass is
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  up in the air, the duck will fucking mount the dead duck and
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  actually have sex with it. And it doesn't give a shit if
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  it's warm or cold. It doesn't care.
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  It just wants to get off and it pokes a dead duck.
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  That's what they do. So a person who thinks they're
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  an animal comes along, they're going to morally argue what's
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  wrong with having sex with dead people?
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  What's wrong with cutting people up and eating them?
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  What's wrong with cannibalism? If animals can eat each other,
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  then what's wrong with us doing that?
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  And actually, that's one of the interesting arguments that a lot
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  of vegans use as well as meat eaters against each other.
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  The vegan will tell you, oh, you know it's wrong to do this.
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  Well, the meat eater will come along and say, well, you believe
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  it's nothing more than chemicals anyway.
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  You don't believe that the thing has a soul.
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  It's just walking meat. So what's the problem?
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  And that's the reason why vegans and meat eaters kick the shit
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  out of each other on the daily. Because they can't tell.
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  They can't argue a value system for anything as long as you come
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  down to the idea where you demote everything down to
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  nothing more than chemicals. Jeffrey Dahmer, AKA atheist
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  serial killer, when he was asked what the hell did you eat people
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  for? Why did you participate in
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  murder where you cut people up and shit and ate them like a
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  fucking steak? And he's like, well, I was
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  always under the conclusion that evolution was true, he says with
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  for nothing more than slime and shit.
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  Then what does it matter? What does it matter?
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  So the reason why I agree with Kent whenever he says evolution
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  can harm people is because what you're doing is you're in a nice
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  way, using science to try to devalue the morality as well as
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  a system of humanity without the concept of God or some kind of
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  outside observer or prime mover. If humans are the very dictate
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  of where morality comes from, well, then we're in serious
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  trouble. We can already see that.
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  You put a human, give a human some form of power,
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  responsibility, they're going to fuck it up every single time.
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  Humans have the tendency that if you give them a glass of water,
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  somehow to screw that up. We've seen humans screw up
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  religion. We've seen humans screw up
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  atheism. We've seen humans do all kinds
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  of horrible shit. So if that's where we're getting
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  our fucking morality, then we're in serious trouble, ladies and
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  gentlemen. And I, I think most of us would
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  admit and concede that if this is where morality comes from, is
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  directly from us, we're fucked. Because who in their right mind
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  is going to be able to come along and tell us what's right
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  and wrong? All we're going to do is say,
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  well, we're all animals. What right do you have?
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  What authority do you have to tell me what's wrong or right?
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  If you were facing Joseph Stalin, Russian atheist, Soviet
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  atheist, and he had a gun to your head and he said make an
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  argument for why it is that I shouldn't kill you.
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  Stalin's, what are you going to say to him?
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  Well, I'm an animal just like you.
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  I mean something because I subjectively think so.
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  I have purpose in my life because I subjectively have the
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  opinion that I do. That's not going to save your
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  life. But to be fair, even if you had
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  a soul, even if you did were convinced that there was some
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  purpose and meaning in the universe.
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  The problem is the guy pointing the gun at you doesn't have
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  those thoughts at all, doesn't agree with you, and doesn't
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  believe anything that you're talking about.
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  So you'll probably end up dead anyway, even if you think you're
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  right. And what does it matter after
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  it's all said and done? What does it matter?
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  It doesn't. If there is no God and there is
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  no objective morality, and evolution is simply nothing more
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  than a theory, then a lot of people have been deluded for a
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  long time. But ladies and gentlemen, it's
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  not the first time that science has committed fraud.
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  It isn't the first time that scientists have lied to us.
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  I guess what bothers me is the fact that when people are told
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  something or they they're fed a bull of shit.
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  It's like a lot of you never get around to saying to yourself,
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  wait a minute, I should probably question this.
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  There's something wrong here. You want to teach this to my
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  kids? You want to tell my kids that
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  they're monkeys? Do you know that if you were to
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  walk around Saint Louis and try to spew out this shit, go into
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  the black community or go into Harlem and tell people, oh, by
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  the way, you're a bunch of monkeys, do you realize what
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  would happen? You would have your ass whipped.
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  You would you would be beaten down in a heartbeat if you were
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  to go do that. In fact, that's one of the
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  reasons why a lot of people of different color are pissed off
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  at whites, because whites have implied and suggested that
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  certain groups and communities were less than that of human,
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  that they were nothing more than animals and shit, and that's how
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  they justified things like slavery.
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  Kent Holdens pointed that out. Atheists don't like that.
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  Of course it makes them very angry, but that is what they
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  told them when whites were involved in the slavery trade
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  and shit, along with blacks. Blacks also participated and
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  sell them out to brothers and sisters.
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  They seen them as nothing more than property, nothing more than
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  animals. So if they're nothing more than
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  animals, there shouldn't be nothing wrong with putting them
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  in chains. There shouldn't be nothing wrong
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  with whipping them. There shouldn't be anything
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  wrong with selling them into slavery where they'll get abused
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  and do forced labor. Why does it matter who says so?
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  God. Who's God, right?
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  Something to think about. But I've always appreciated and
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  respected Kent. We we haven't always got along,
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  but there's a lot of things that we agree on.
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  I'm not a young Earth creationist and there's some
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  things I don't go along with the Marn, but I still think that
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  what he says is important. Have you ever talked to somebody
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  where you know that they're on the right path, they're going
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  the right direction, but there's certain things you just simply
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  don't agree with. Like, you might like Rock'n'roll
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  and they like country, but you're all going to the same
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  destination. Unfortunately, a lot of people
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  are not mature enough to be able to do that.
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  They say, well, if I can't agree with a person, if this person is
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  saying things that I can't support or get behind, then I
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  simply they have lost their value as a person.
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  Not for me. I think there's a lot of great
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  things about Kent and Matt Powell and other people out
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  there. Just because they don't share
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  every view that I do doesn't mean that suddenly they've lost
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  their value as a human being. I believe that we all have
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  something unique and extraordinary about us, and I
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  believe that we all have this because God made it so.
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  Well, ladies and gentlemen, I hope you enjoyed the video and I
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  hope Ken Tobin's having a good day.
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  I have been saving a lot of his material and content and
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  exclusive stuff from my radio, along with Matt Powell, TTOR,
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  and many others. And one thing that they all know
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  about me is that no matter what people say, no matter what
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  people do, I am a part of the human race and I love and
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  respect the good that some people do.
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  I'm aware of the negativity, I'm aware of the wrongs that certain
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  people have done, but I try to focus on the good of everybody.
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  Maybe that's my own flaw. Maybe it's my own issue, but I
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  believe that we are more than just chemicals responding to our
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  environment. I believe there's something
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  special about every one of us, and if people would spend more
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  time thinking about what people are arguing and why people think
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  the way they do as opposed to trying to get into their shit,
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  then I think that we would be able to progress a lot further
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  as a human species that way. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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  I'll do more in the future. I hope you enjoyed the video,
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  God bless.