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Science Says God Time is Possible · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  I have a vision that I need your assistance, darling.
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  I see your future of perfection, sinners and shining.
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  I'm inviting you to taste how it.
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  Could because I know. It's been so long and you can
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  know we can face the enemy. Then you'll see a song Wrong.
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  I'll show you when to begin. Play all your riches and sins at
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  the mode of the godly cross. Good morning ladies and
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  gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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  are watching and listening to the Brett Keene show.
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  When you get an opportunity, check out my international radio
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  station and 7:00 PM Central. This Friday I'll be doing a live
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  show. I'm just sitting here sipping on
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  some coffee and I figured we could talk about something
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  really fascinating. As many of you know, your
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  typical question on social media will usually tell you that they
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  believe that Adam and Eve and the Earth was created within six
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  days and on the 7th day God rested.
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  Well, obviously there's going to be people of other faiths and
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  there's going to be skeptics who are convinced that the Earth
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  took billions of years, that a lot of things had to happen in
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  the universe in order for a planet to be able to resonate or
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  be able to originate. And it's interesting because
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  you've got all these groups of people who are arguing over
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  creation. How did God do this?
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  How could have God done this in literally 6 days?
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  And being that science says that it would take this amount of
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  time, according to many, many different theories, for a world
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  or a planet to come into existence.
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  And these are all valid, good questions.
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  But believe it or not, it's actually possible, according to
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  science, for both things to be true.
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  That's one of the interesting things about science.
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  Something can be true either way, even though it sounds like
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  it's completely opposite or totally different than to each
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  other, and I'll explain why. Has any of you ever heard of the
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  term called time slippage? Time slippage is a concept in
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  which depending on where you are in the universe or depending at
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  what point you are in the universe, time acts differently
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  according to the laws of physics as well as the laws of the
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  universe. What we have on Earth is called
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  local time. Now, scientists claim there's
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  also a two other versions or concepts of time.
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  They say that there's something called UTC, which is Universal
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  Time. Fascinating enough.
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  I started finding out about this kind of thing by playing a space
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  game called Starfield. A lot of people don't like the
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  game very much. They feel like it's one of the
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  weakest Bethesda titles that were ever created.
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  But there's a lot of facts in it.
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  Bethesda literally went to NASA in order to get information on
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  how the universe and space works before creating their space
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  universe game. They really, really purpose the
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  idea of wanting it to be as realistic as possible.
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  So let me give you an example of something that you might find
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  interesting. If I were to get into my ship in
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  Starfield, I build me a nice ship and I go over to a planet
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  in a different solar system or Galaxy and I land on such
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  planet. That's if that planet is
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  actually good enough for me to inhabit it or be on it.
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  Because some planets are extremely hot, some of them are
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  frozen over. They call it the deep freeze.
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  And some planets I can actually breathe the air on them because
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  of where it's fine-tuned and it's part of the universe.
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  So I can land on a universe, up one of these planets in the
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  universe and I can actually go to sleep, I can walk around, I
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  can explore and do all this. Now I'm warned whenever I go on
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  to a planet that if I go to sleep on the planet, if I'm
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  asleep for two hours, then this means that a week will go by on
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  Earth. And the further out that I go
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  into the universe and find planets, if I sleep or bake a
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  cake or I craft something or I go exploring, even though my
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  reference of time is very short, more time passes at the location
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  of Earth which is billions of light years away.
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  Some people will call this time dilation effect and they also
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  state because black holes bend space and time.
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  What happens is I'll give you an example according to Miller's
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  planets extreme time dilation and the movie Interstellar
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  causes an hour there to equate 7 years on Earth for Cooper and
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  his crew. Miller's tragic death in the
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  ocean world is made even more heartbreaking due to the time
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  dilation effect caused by the nearby black hole.
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  Apparently the closer you are to a black hole, the more time will
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  seemingly pass and you will be affected by it depending on how
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  near your references to it. Did you know there's a lot of
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  scientists that actually believe that the universe may have
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  actually came out of a black hole?
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  That's right. They described that the universe
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  itself might very, may very well be within the middle of a giant
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  black hole, as where other scientists will say if you even
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  get near the rim of a black hole, you're going to die.
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  It's going to basically stretch you out and destroy you.
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  Isn't that fascinating? And of course, if you're on a
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  planet that is far, far away from the Earth and you try to do
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  anything like what happened in that film Interstellar, time
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  will be affected elsewhere. Now, there's something to think
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  about here whenever you're looking at Genesis and you're
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  looking at the concept of God creating the world.
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  What we don't when we look at it, we don't actually.
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  I have never noticed a religious person or an atheist that
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  contemplate this before. But whenever if we were to
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  literally say God created the world, then we would have to say
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  that the universe and the earth was a completely different thing
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  whenever God was doing it in the beginning.
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  If we were to presuppose that God created the world and put
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  man on this planet to be able to develop and go through its
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  process, we would have to admit to ourselves and concede that
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  the universe, time and space and matter would have been not
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  reflective of how time works nowadays.
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  I'll give you an example of something.
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  Most people believe that the universe had a beginning.
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  Sure, there's people, I've got friends out there who believe
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  the universe is eternal. But if we were to presuppose, as
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  commonly believed by scientists, that the universe had a
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  beginning, this would mean that something that is closer towards
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  the beginning time would have been acted totally different.
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  And as planets stretch out where we're at, things will start
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  slowing down as the universe expands.
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  And as worlds are and solar systems and Andromeda and all
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  these things are pushed out further, time begins slowing
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  down. Isn't that interesting?
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  They say the closer that you get towards the singularity where
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  the universe originated from, time would be faster and it just
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  simply slows down over the time period of it moving through the
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  universe. So while God was creating the
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  earth, it's not as though the earth was sitting there
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  stationary. It wasn't just sitting in space
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  like on some kind of helmet holder.
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  All of the universe would have been moving while God is doing
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  this, and six days for God could be totally different for us.
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  It says in the Bible that 1000 years to God is like a a moment
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  in time for us, just a second. It's like we're a candle in the
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  wind. So it's very possible for
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  something to have been crafted or created and a six day period,
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  yet somehow managed to, depending on the time dilation,
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  could have actually been billions of years that it
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  actually passed according to our observation and our reference
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  point. Because time changes the
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  reference. Some people would argue that
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  time itself is an illusion anyway.
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  Some people would dictate that time is simply an invented idea
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  by man in order to be able to keep order of what is happening
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  from day-to-day to moment to moment.
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  We usually as humans, we dictate time by how long it takes for
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  our planet to revolve around the sun.
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  And believe it or not, if you were even within our own solar
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  system, time is different. If you were on another planet
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  within the same solar system, there's still that time dilation
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  where things will change. And if you're going towards the
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  singularity, then you're going to experience what is called the
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  arrow of time going backwards. That's why there's people out
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  there who believe in concepts like time travel.
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  I've often wondered if God is able to do all things and he's
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  capable of, you know, anything that is scientifically possible
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  or logical, then surely God has the ability to time travel.
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  Some scientists say that's possible.
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  Other scientists say, no, it's not possible.
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  But you would have to agree if you're a religious person,
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  right? That time travels possible if
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  God already has the ability to acknowledge our future, our past
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  and present all at the same time.
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  It's as if right now, in our time period, in our local time,
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  we reference time as being alive.
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  And we even give ourself a birthday in a year in which we
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  were born and the day that we're existing.
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  Right now, to US, time is lying near.
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  It's like a Mario game where you start and you run and you can
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  see yourself from the screen, but the screen is moving while
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  your character is moving forward.
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  I know it's absolutely unusual. Did you know whenever you're
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  playing a Fallout game, they literally speed up the time?
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  Some people like to download mods where it's more closer to
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  their own human time than it is the game time.
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  You can literally within an hour see a game go from morning to
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  night to the dusk of dawn within an hour if you're playing
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  Starfield, and even if you're on a local planet, you can see
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  everything. It's like the day goes by super
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  fast for you, but for the person who's playing the game, they're
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  still based upon the very minutes and their existence.
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  And if God is an entity that actually exists outside of the
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  concept of space and time, then you have to imagine that we're
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  the characters that are inside the monitor that he's observing.
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  Our time is going to be different.
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  Our time will seem faster as where God's time will be
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  different. And yes, the Bible actually says
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  that God works under his own time frame.
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  So is it possible? Could God make the earth in six
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  days? But it was actually, in fact,
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  according to our reference, longer.
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  Could have it been billions of years, could have been millions
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  of years, could have been thousands of years.
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  There's a a very important point that people need to consider
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  when reading the book. The story tells you that these
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  figures, Adam and Eve, had not suffered death until they had
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  actually disobeyed God. We all know the story of how
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  Adam and Eve disobeyed God, but do you all realize that before
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  they did what they did, the Bible implies that they were
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  immortal, that pain wasn't even a thing.
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  Sin wasn't in the world and according to the Bible Bible the
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  only reason why people or things die is because sin and
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  corruption came into the world. So you would have to ask
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  yourself logically if there had not been any sin, if there had
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  not been any kind of corruption, then mankind there's no reason
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  for man to even die. Where we were basically immortal
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  like Highlanders, humans wouldn't, especially depending
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  on we. We also notice, ladies and
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  gentlemen, that every single one of us seems to have a biological
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  time frame. We all have this idea.
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  If I were to talk to my friend Adam or my friend Missing Mod or
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  my friend Lucifer or TTOR, if I were to say, how long do you
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  think that you're going to live? How long do you think you're
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  going to exist in this world? Every one of them would either
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  tell me how I might live to be 50 years old, I might live to be
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  80, but none of them are going to ever tell me that they think
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  they're going to live for 200 years or more.
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  Why? Because we have been conditioned
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  as humans to realize that our biological clock gives us from
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  zero to 100 at the most. And only sometimes in rare
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  moments will somebody live beyond 100 years old.
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  I think the oldest person in the world, according to Guinness
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  Book of Records was like 112 or 125 at the most.
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  And that's a very, very rare ordeal for somebody to live that
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  long. And even if you do manage to
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  live that long, it's not as though there's quality of life.
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  You're going to look like a damn mummy.
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  You know, if you get to the point the 100 years old, you're
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  muscles are going to contract, you're going to look like the
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  host from tails from the crypt. That's pretty rough.
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  I've seen seen some of these people who lived for an
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  extremely long time. However, if you think about it,
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  one of the other arguments that people go on about is, well, how
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  did humans live longer periods of time back then?
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  Well, if time dilation is true, if Albert Einstein's equations
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  are correct, this means that if we were to go back towards the
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  origin of humanity, the Earth would have been in a completely
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  different time frame of the universe.
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  You see, I don't know how many of you ever watch like science
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  shows or how much thought you actually put into whenever
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  you're watching things, but according to science, they're
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  telling us that our little blue ball that we live on is going a
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  billion miles through space. We're literally constantly
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  moving, but because of gravity and because of what is happening
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  on the planet, we simply go day by day as though nothing's
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  actually happening. We don't realize that we're
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  literally on a crumb that is flying like a bullet through
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  space, dodging all kinds of crazy shit out there.
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  All kinds of things are happening around us in reality
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  that we simply cannot observe because it's moving so fast.
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  But according to science, things are slowing down.
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  The Earth itself is slowing down.
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  All movement within our little pocket of the universe is
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  slowing down. So after thinking about time
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  dilation and also experiencing Starfield and learning more
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  about the effect of time went on a different planet, or whenever
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  I'm visiting Atlantis and how much time of my existence is
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  going by. I wonder to myself how would
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  someone be able to keep up with their own birthday?
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  How would someone even be able to keep up with their own where
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  they are in the universe? They're given the special little
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  watch that says now the time is this, but the time was different
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  whenever you were somewhere else.
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  And even in our world right now, one thing that we're all aware
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  of is time zones. Our very, our planet is so big
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  that if you're on one side of the planet, time's going to be a
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  little different than what it is if you live in Missouri as
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  opposed to like Europe or England or Japan or China,
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  right? Well, imagine that on a
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  universal scale, how different that would be.
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  So what I'm suggesting is time would have been different for
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  humans back then, and the Earth would have been in a completely
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  different condition, and it would have been in a totally
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  different reference in the universe as it's moving through
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  space. So, yeah, all of it, believe it
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  or not, since it's all based upon time and framework of life.
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  Yeah. You know, for some people out
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  there who may be shaking their heads saying Nah, Nah, Nah,
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  that's that's all bullshit. That's all movies, TV's, video
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  games and all that. A lot of a lot of people who are
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  strictly what they claim strictly about science and don't
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  hold any value to religion and God, they also too believe in
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  these time lapses. Did you know that there's a
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  theory in evolution where it states, especially during times
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  and references like the Cambrian period where they state that
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  suddenly life regenerated itself and became almost exploded on
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  the scene, that there was a moment where the earth went
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  through a cataclysm and after time?
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  Things just speed up, even evolution itself.
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  See, usually when people are debating or having discussions
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  about evolution, people usually consider evolution to go at a
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  certain time rate. And they say after this amount
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  of years, something's going to develop and change, or it may
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  suffer A mutation and then become whatever it's going to
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  become. But did you know that they,
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  their theory about the Cambrian period and different references
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  and time state that some creatures developed a lot faster
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  depending on their reference in the environment in the world.
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  So even in scientific beliefs like evolution, they have the
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  time dilation, they have the time change, they call it super
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  evolution. That's right.
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  They actually call it super evolution.
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  You can look it up on Google. I kid you not.
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  And it's actually a real thing that scientists consider.
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  And the reason why they came up with this idea is because they
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  didn't understand why it was of a certain concepts in the
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  stratosphere, why it is that so many creatures came forward and
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  so many organisms and unusual stuff.
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  Within that moment, it just seemed like out of nowhere,
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  everything just started to happen.
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  I'm trying to explain this in the most simplistic way possible
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  because I don't want the audience to be lost in what I'm
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  talking about. I'm trying to keep the words
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  very simple. But if you want to see a more
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  technical concept of this, just visit the NASA website or visit
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  some of these science websites. They talk about it all the time,
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  but I've found it unusual that nobody's ever really gotten into
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  the time part of it on YouTube or social media.
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  It's like a lot of you are very slow to to work.
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  A lot of you say you're in the science, but you don't actually
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  talk about these things and what is believed by scientists.
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  So after it's all said and done, I'm finished a video up with
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  saying it's very possible for something to be a billion years
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  old and it's also possible for that very same thing depending
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  on the observer according to Albert Einstein, to be a lot
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  shorter in time. That's why they call it time
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  dilation. So let me know what y'all think
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  and I'd like to hear your views on this.