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Brett Keane | Human Blueprints of God Design · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Yeah. Hello, ladies and gentlemen, my
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  name is Brett Keen from God TV radio.
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  I hope you're all having a blessed day out there.
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  Okay, good. Okay, perfect.
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  Today, we're going to talk about.
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  Why some of my views changed whenever it came to the concept
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  of God, as well as science? I give a lot of people who ask
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  me, Brett what changed your mind, what changed your views?
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  I really like this quote by Albert.
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  Einstein I even made a t-shirt about it, the more I study
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  science, the more I believe in God as many of, you know, I was
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  a former atheist who used to make videos defending Evolution.
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  And I would say, probably in the first year and a half of doing
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  YouTube, I was defending that I also believe that the Universe
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  didn't require nor was it necessary for God to exist in
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  order for the universe itself to exist.
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  However, after getting more into studies, and looking in to the
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  big bang, I discovered that the claim about it was that all
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  matter space and time came from one single Little Dot, some
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  little prick needle. Everything that you see around
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  you, all of the objective reality came from this little
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  tiny power source and through an expansion back in my day, the
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  used to claim that the Universe went through an explosion and
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  everything riddled out creating this hot molten, this
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  unbelievable Heat Wave and through that all the planets and
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  the stars and everything came into existence.
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  Well, going back to that I realized after a while that this
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  was a supernatural claim. And why I say Supernatural is
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  because Supernatural is defined as something coming into
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  existence or happening and event that is beyond or without the
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  dependency of natural laws. Now, if the universe was once
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  like this and nothing else, that means that nature itself did not
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  exist yet, that means that, being that there was no nature.
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  There wasn't no. Laws of nature and the entire
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  claim of The Big Bang Theory, was defined, the supernatural.
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  Interestingly enough, we mentioned Albert.
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  Einstein earlier, it was actually a Catholic priest who
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  came up with the idea for The Big Bang Theory the universe.
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  Having a beginning, The Atheist long ago tried.
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  This was probably I'd say probably about 56 years ago, if
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  my memory serves me, right, they tried to A claim that the
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  Universe was had a what did they call it a static Universe where
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  it just went on forever and ever and had no beginning and back
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  then that was really good for the atheist because then they
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  could say well there was no prime mover that wasn't a
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  creative. The universe universe always was
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  unfortunately it was one of their own named Stephen Hawking.
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  It came along and demonstrated, Mathematically and with all of
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  his equations and theories that the Big Bang Theory is, what
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  people are going to believe in it is, what is commonly
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  believed, and by 90% of atheist, as well as religious people out
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  there. There are some Christians are
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  against the Big Bang in. There are some atheist but it's
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  very few. And I think one of the reasons
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  why a lot of atheists hold to The Big Bang Theory is because
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  they don't understand the universe, they don't.
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  Understand what science is actually saying about it.
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  So they go along with it because the experts say so therefore
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  they will say well, the experts say, so the scientists say so
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  then it must be true. It's really not based upon
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  education. Whenever comes to the
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  non-believers, no offense. It's all about Authority.
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  It's all about who's smart. Who do we think is smart and if
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  they said it, it must be right? Kind of deal.
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  Not much different from the argument of Might is right, in
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  this case, whoever is the most intelligent, that's what we're
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  going to go with. Well, being that I realize that
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  as an unbeliever and also listening to quite a few
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  different debates by John Lennox Zachariah, as well as William
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  Lane Craig, listening to them throttle famous atheist and
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  debates, and discussions on that.
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  I realized. At that point that trying to
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  argue that, there isn't a prime mover behind, the universe would
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  be stupid. It would be dumb.
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  I Watched extremely intelligent atheists.
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  That were far better than myself and debates and arguments
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  getting white out and discussions and wiped out badly.
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  Well, then there was a problem with evolution.
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  I had been defending it for a year and a half like I said, as
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  a former atheist. And I continue to look into it
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  and continue to look into it. Because there were religious
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  people out there who obviously Believe that Evolution was
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  false. So I wanted to make sure that I
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  could collect as much evidence and information I could on the
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  side of atheist and whenever it came to that, Whenever I found
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  myself in debates, I wanted to have as much knowledge and ammo
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  is I possibly could use to destroy their arguments and
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  disprove the existence of God. Unfortunately, the more I looked
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  into Evolution without even them having to tell me, I started
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  finding out things like Humanity, as well, as every
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  living creature. On the Earth, has a blueprint
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  inside of it that our DNA has a code in sequences and In
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  patterns to it, in order to be able to construct, the atomic
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  shell structures that we are. Today evolution is not a chaotic
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  system, if you were to really, really look into it, even though
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  there's not a whole lot of evidence to prove that it's true
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  or that it's right. Even though you have these
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  atheist jumping around, like, chickens with their head, cut
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  off claiming. Otherwise evolution is not
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  something that I think that atheists really want to continue
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  to die. On that Hill for that, they want
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  to battle. Because even if there was truth
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  to Evolution, Evolution could be easily demonstrated as being a
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  guided process. By the information that is
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  provided to us in science books as well as Google and every
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  search engine known to man, everything about it speaks and
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  screams out order. Function, I'll give you an
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  example of something. I'm not going to pull up some
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  kind of fossil from billions of years ago or millions of years
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  ago. On you.
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  I'm going to just simply ask you some simple questions about your
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  body. You know, the hell with pulling
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  up dead corpses and bones and, and Decay DNA and all that.
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  Let's talk about you. Do you believe that you have an
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  objective reason? We're even having a brain or
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  nervous system in the first place?
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  Does your brain serve a function and purpose?
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  I would hope that you would think.
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  So, I would hope that you would realize that your brain is its
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  purpose, is to be able to help you with thoughts and ideas, and
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  to be able to invent things. Your brain has many, many things
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  about it, it helps you with your subconscious and your ID and
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  your ego, And all these issues your brain and your mind is what
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  make up Who You Are. Your brain has an intrinsic
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  value to it and it's objectively.
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  True. It is a reality.
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  It's everything that makes you who you are.
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  So if I ask, you does your brain and your mind, serve and
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  intrinsic purpose and function, most of you, if you had any
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  intelligence floating around in your brain, you'd say well, sure
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  sure does. And I would have to ask you.
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  Can you name one thing an existence that has no purpose
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  and no function. And then on top of that, not
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  even created by a mind. Some of you would say well if it
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  doesn't have a mind and if it doesn't have a purpose and it
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  doesn't have a function then that most likely wouldn't be
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  something that's considered designed.
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  But what if I were to ask you, where does your logic and
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  rationality come from? What is the purpose and function
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  of your brain? You're going to list off all
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  kinds of different things about yourself and about what your
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  brain does for you. And what the brain?
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  Does for other people showing that you clearly know that the
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  brain serves a function and purpose and only things.
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  That serve a logical purpose and function can only be
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  demonstrated and come from that of the Mind.
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  You'll find yourself and was immediately.
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  Questioning questioning, is there a prime mover then?
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  Is there a God? Because we're talking about a
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  living sentient, being an entity that is the very creator of
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  logic and rationality that is said to be the very creator of
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  why your brain works the way it does, and why it even exist in
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  the first place. Did you know that if you and I
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  were to go out and to any parts of nature?
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  ER, we could go anywhere around the world and there's nowhere in
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  the pressures are the variables or the environment where we're
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  ever going to find pain receptors.
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  We're not going to find a nervous system looking around
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  and nature. The only thing that has anything
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  like this are living things. And living things come from
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  living things. And then living things,
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  everything that is constrained, within the laws of the universe
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  has always come from. Something, the only way
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  something can be alive. But not require, be dependent or
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  an apparent is. If that living thing is eternal.
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  Now, God has the attribute of being Eternal.
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  There is nothing else in the universe.
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  Nothing. An existence that has the same
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  or even close enough, definition to a prime mover like that of
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  God for something to be able to create a universe.
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  It would have to be powerful enough to create matter time and
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  space. This means that if there is a
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  God that created things, he would have to be capable and
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  logical enough to be able to do all.
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  That is logically possible around you, including reality.
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  It's Self. Now let's say for a minute,
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  there is no God. Let's say that there's got to be
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  a natural explanation for that. Let's say that there has to be a
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  natural explanation for life and the universe.
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  Well, the problem with that Is that remember the Big Bang?
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  Tells you everything started from a little Pin Needle, right?
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  It tells you that nature, didn't exist.
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  Matter did not exist, space and time did not exist.
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  Therefore nature. If it did not exist, you'll
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  never get a natural process. You'll never get a natural
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  reason. Why the origin of all life and
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  existence came into play. All's you can say is after the
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  universe came into Into existence, you can start
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  speculating that rocks, hit each other and melted, and burned out
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  and all this weird powerful energy, just seemed to surround
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  us and this world. Just became what it did and out
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  of rocks and granite then material on the ground and
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  choose or primordial soup or Water ventricles, whatever the
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  hell you want to call them. Supposedly a self-replicating
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  cell came from this. But there's a problem with that
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  too. Ladies and gentlemen.
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  The entire point of a self-replicating cell is that
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  it's supposed to like a printshop recreate, another cell
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  that is like itself. How did it even have that
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  function to begin with ladies and gentlemen?
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  How did the cell become self-replicating?
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  How was it able to completely recreate itself?
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  The Atheist don't have any answer for that.
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  Even Richard Dawkins says, it's almost like a computer language.
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  We're still trying to figure it out.
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  So if any atheist out there pretends as though, they know
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  the answer to these things, they're lying there
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  pathological, even the greatest scientist in the world, haven't
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  figured that out. But let's say let's just say for
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  shits and grins that that is the case that cells replicate
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  themselves and go through this process, that they claim how the
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  origin of life started isn't the cell supposed to create a
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  blueprint of itself, okay? So after many many years it
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  keeps replicating and creating an exact copy of itself.
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  The only way that that cell can be changed as if something
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  horrible happened in the environment that broke some of
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  the DNA or broke some of the information that is inside the
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  cell or some kind of form of radiation caused a mutation, or
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  some negative error or mistake to it.
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  That's the only way. There is no variables in our
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  environment that is going to just reconfigure.
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  All this material. Now we got another problem
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  according to the second laws of thermodynamics which is an
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  actual scientific law that states that the Universe and
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  everything around us is breaking down, it's dying.
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  It's rusting, it's going through all these issues.
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  If that is the case, then every single day, you're alive.
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  You're one second closer to being dead.
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  You're dying from the moment that you are born from the
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  moment you enter the womb, you are being stretched apart.
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  By the universe, it is slowly and gradually tearing you apart,
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  you're losing information, you're not gaining it.
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  There's also another thing, besides cosmological and natural
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  laws laws of nature, there's also genetic entropy that says
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  that we drift and that our genes are basically getting worse and
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  worse and worse. Ever wondered why it is that
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  2023? A lot of people seem extremely
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  dumb. Well, that might be the reason.
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  Or it could be too much drugs from the 80s.
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  Who knows just figured I'd throw a little joke out there.
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  Of course, there is a lot of evidence to support that idea.
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  And it's sad really maybe not so much funny.
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  So we've got all these things that are working against us and
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  acting against us. And we've got these supposed
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  self replicating cells, but there's nothing in the
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  environment that would make us. Sell get bigger and bigger and
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  bigger and then turn into anatomical structure.
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  It starts growing legs, it starts growing body parts.
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  Anybody that's got any Common Sense.
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  Anyone that's not just fool aren't stupid.
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  Realizes something is happening in order to change the blueprint
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  of the cell. Something is actually guide.
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  Adding it to be what it's becoming.
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  It didn't just mistakes happen and it does this DNA.
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  If you have anything wrong with your DNA, your genetics, you
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  could get cancer, you could get up, just so many miserable
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  things can happen. You could literally go back to
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  being a soup and nothing more. There's even a term out there
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  called D of the Lucien. A lot of people don't talk about
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  that. I noticed on the internet, but
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  there's a concern that some of our traits and some of our
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  inherited abilities, may turn off one day, our jeans just
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  decide to go to sleep and that you could actually devolve and
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  go back into being a baboon or a SpongeBob or whatever.
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  The hell it is that you think you came from or whatever you're
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  related to. Don't hear very many.
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  Two people talk about that, but it's kind of horrifying, isn't
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  it? That you could one day wake up
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  and not be the same person. You used to be something
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  Switched Off, something went wrong.
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  I guess at the end of the day, I question why atheists?
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  Think that Evolutions a big answer for them.
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  It's not Darwin and his book called Ascent of, man.
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  The scent of man, he believed that God was required in order
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  for evolution even work, because he seen it as a guided process.
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  And then Richard Dawkins, who is still alive today.
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  As far as I know, Also claims that our DNA is like a computer
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  tape almost as if a programmer programmed, all this
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  information, that copy and paste itself and continues to generate
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  and do what it does. And that's a modern-day
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  scientist who is an atheist, who can see that evolution is a
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  guided process. So if it's a guided process,
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  ladies and gentlemen. Well, you'd have a hard time
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  being able to explain that in a natural process but it can be
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  easily explained by people who believe in God.
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  And I suppose that's one of the reasons why there are a lot of
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  religious people like Kenneth Miller out there who actually
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  teaches evolution of school but also believes in God at the same
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  time. Why it is?
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  He believes that God is behind Evolution.
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  So as you can see, religious people can they can basically
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  take Evolution from the non-believers and make it a part
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  of A part of the god story. And then that's it.
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  Then. What do you atheists have?
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  They don't have their natural process.
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  They don't have their abiogenesis.
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  They have nothing. Is it worth the argument?
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  Is it worth the fight? Because you're losing And you're
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  going to continue to lose on these arguments and points, and
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  I'm not trying to be mean about that, but if you really, really
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  took time to actually study this and not watch some, you know,
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  guy on YouTube who hasn't even made it to high school talking
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  to you about it. If you actually study the actual
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  information, you're going to find out.
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  It's not so cut and dry for you. God bless.
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  And you're going to continue to lose on these arguments and
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  points, and I'm not trying to be mean about that, but if you
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  really, really took time to actually study this and not
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  watch some, you know, guy on YouTube who hasn't even made it
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  to high school talking to you about it.
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  If you actually study the actual information, you're going to
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  find out. It's not so cut and dry for you.
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  God bless.