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Challenging Atheist Views By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keane and you are
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Today we're going to talk about the universe, the age of the
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Earth, the age of the universe itself, the origins of life, and
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a lot of other little tiny things that we tend to ignore.
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And we're going to talk about some things that scientists and
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atheists haven't explained to us, haven't helped us to
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understand. And also we're going to talk
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about some of the fraud that is in science.
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Scientists have been exposed, as well as atheists who've been
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intellectually dishonest about what is true or what is actually
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a theory and what can be considered fact.
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We're going to play a clip while this is going on.
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Before we get into a big dialogue here though, I want to
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make a challenge to non believers and scientists out
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there. The challenge is this.
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I want you to imagine yourself going into a dark, empty
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warehouse, and the warehouse is so big that as you walk into it,
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you're not going to be able to find any boundaries, any kind of
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walls, anything like this. Pretend as though the warehouse
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is as far as the eye can see and you're somewhere in the middle
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of it, could be at the beginning of it, near the door, whatever.
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Now the challenge is this. All you have to do is bring in
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some kind of explosive device or something that can ignite or
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something that will bring some energy that is vacant from this
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empty warehouse. Remember, there's nothing in the
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warehouse except for you at this point.
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And you can bring in a nuke, you can bring in a bomb, you can
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bring in whatever you want, bring in a lighter.
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And the idea is, is that you're going to attempt through an
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explosion to create a universe. Can you do that Now?
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According to scientists, it only involves a little tiny
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singularity. It only involves a tiny ignition
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of energy that can somehow create a universe.
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So this shouldn't be very difficult.
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They describe the energy source as being no more big than that
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of a pen needle. OK, so all you have to do is
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perform a pen needle worth of energy to create everything that
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exists in a universe. Sounds simple, right?
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Should be Here's how they describe it happening.
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We're going to watch the clip and go with it.
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We are starting at 13 billion seven well, thirteen, 700
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billion years is according to their claim, according to
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scientists nowadays, here goes the time starting, the moment
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that the energy is lit. This is supposedly The Big Bang.
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It creates all these unusual colors into the darkness.
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Space and time begins to expand and we're going to see what
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happens through this. How many people out there have
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ever observed an explosion happening and due to the
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explosion, life came from it or organization?
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As an explosion ever produced a pattern?
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Has it ever produced any kind of organization?
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Has anybody out there, whether you're religious or non
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believer, ever seen life come from explosions or powerful
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energy blast? I haven't.
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In fact, if I see lightning hit something or I see an explosion,
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things usually go all over the place chaotically.
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They don't organize and they don't set themselves into motion
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to where life can come from them.
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Usually when an explosion happens, logically we all try to
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get away from where an explosion or fire is because it would kill
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us, not make us alive or resurrect us.
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But as you watch the universe form according to the CGI film,
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things begin actually organizing themselves.
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Things get to the point where they can scientifically be
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categorized. I want you to also keep in mind
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that no human being ever observed what you're seeing in
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the CGI. There's a / 100,000 videos on
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YouTube alone that show you the sporadic star systems and things
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being put together. But we need to keep in mind that
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this was directed by computers and programming.
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Everything that you see involved programming.
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It makes you wonder was the universe itself programmed?
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It makes you wonder that the arsonist who created the
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universe was that person or thing alive.
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That's one of the reasons why people believe in the concept of
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a God. People who are intelligent know
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well enough that if you went into an empty dark warehouse to
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bring the nuke or the bomb or the explosive, well even then
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that it's still going to require someone alive and someone with a
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purpose and someone with a plan. You can't just explosions don't
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just happen on their own and you have to have the right
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chemicals, you have to have the right fuel.
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Well, whoever created the universe obviously had a
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purpose. Obviously, at a point, some will
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obviously tell you that, Nah, the universe didn't have anybody
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or anything. It just organized itself.
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It just put itself together. Now, this is interesting right
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here. This is supposed to represent.
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Let's, let's get it right there. Yeah.
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So supposedly when Earth began, it was nothing more than molten
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hot. They say that when the universe
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exploded, the logic is is that the universe was basically on
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fire. It was so hot that you wouldn't
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be able to last a second with it.
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It'd be like being in the middle of a volcano.
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So the universe, as it cooled down, it allegedly created
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water. Aren't dead planets aren't empty
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rocks. OK, so where'd the water come
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from? Has anyone ever observed from an
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explosion that liquid and water come out of the fire?
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Anybody. No.
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So where did they come up with these ideas?
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Where did they come up with this idea that power and energy can
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come out of nothing? Especially if you were to throw
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in the idea that before it all even started, there was no such
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thing as space and time. There was no matter.
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It was supposedly just a little pen pickle of energy.
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Crazy, huh? So has anybody ever asked that
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question? Everyone of us out there, we
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take baths and showers. I hope everyone of you out
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there, you know that water is important for you to be able to
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make tea and be able to drink and be able to survive.
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A lot of animals required in order to be able to survive.
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OK so where the hell did it come from?
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According to the Bible, God created water and water is life.
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Water actually helps in the assistance, it's a part of the
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properties that create us. God also according to the Bible
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didn't use some kind of magic trick or say Habaka Jabba or
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whatever like David Copperfield and make us.
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He actually used the elements of the earth and guided our
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particles and materials together.
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You know, I've said this before, ladies and gentlemen, the Bible
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says that we were created from the dust.
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Well, where does dust come from? Well, if you look in the
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picture, they, according to science, space dust comes from
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obviously space. It's in the name.
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So when you got guys like Carl Sagan who said that we are
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children of Stardust, well, in a way he's right.
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God actually used the materials in the universe and the earth
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because the earth is a part of the universe in order to create
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us. Now, how did the primitive men
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of the Bible know that? How could they possibly
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understood that? Why didn't they just say that
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God snapped his fingers like Thanos and we came into
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existence somehow They knew that their bodies were on a
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biological level connected with the earth.
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They knew it was because of the sun and what was happening out
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in space, why it is that we exist.
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They even knew about the materials from space that had
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actually formed them. They actually knew that whenever
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God created men and women, that God deliberately and
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intentionally created females to be compatible and then sync with
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males. A lot of people assumed that you
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could just that a creature somehow going to be compatible.
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Well, how do you know that? And it's not just the animals,
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it's not just the creatures, but it's also the synthetic
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relationship of all the plants and the resources that we have
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on earth. Every one of them have been
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found useful. God created the resources and
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the trees and the plants and the animals, and it seems as though
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it was all created within a cradle in order for us to
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survive as a childlike species. Nowadays, scientists are
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claiming that the universe is quadruple the amount that they
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originally stated. Before, they believed that the
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universe was between 13 and 16 billion years old.
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Nowadays, they're claiming it's up in the 40s and 50 billion
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years old. And the reason why they're doing
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that is because they need more time for evolution to work.
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Evolution goes through such slow, gradual changes, according
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to Richard Dawkins, that you need as much time as you can
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possibly get. So now they're claiming that the
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cosmos are older. And if the cosmos are older than
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most likely the Earth and the moon and the planets surrounding
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us are also quite a bit older. And they have to, they're forced
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to do that. They can't say, obviously, that
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the planets are older than the origin of the universe.
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That wouldn't make any sense, but they do say that everything
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was formed in that moment of the singularity going to an
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explosion. That means that everything that
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you see around you, everything that you perceive as reality,
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came into existence upon the arrival of The Big Bang.
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And that's exactly how the Bible describes it too.
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When God started creating, all things were started becoming
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almost instantaneously. Within a week's time you were
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starting to notice things happen.
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Now what about the age of the earth?
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It would be interesting for many of you to know that a lot of the
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rock structures as well as trees, we age the earth based
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upon the rings of the trees. I don't know if you guys knew
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that. Did you know that the oldest
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trees in the world are less than 5000 years old?
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Now? I've been indoctrinated as a
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child. I've always been indoctrinated
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into believing that the universe is super old and that the earth
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itself is super old. I'm using the word indoctrinated
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because that's what teachers and that's what the books trained me
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in order to believe. And for a long time I was a non
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believer who confidently believed all that.
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But then whenever you actually check out the rings of the trees
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and you check out the the mountains and the cliffs and all
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that and actually take a look at a lot of the rock, scientists
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are claiming that all of it's under 10,000 years old.
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I've actually heard some atheists say so.
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Are you saying that God made things look older than what they
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actually are? Well, how the hell would you
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know what older looks like compared to young if you don't
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have anything to contrast it to? It's never been like there's a
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second Earth where you could compare what an old Earth would
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look like compared to a young Earth, right?
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We only have got one shot at this.
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We only had one time of creation or one time of natural
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construction according to the universe.
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So how could you tell the difference between if, if I were
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to lay a a fairly new rock alongside an old rock, how would
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you be able to know the difference between the ages on
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there? And besides, you could never
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have an older rock or younger rock because any rocks that you
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see are a part of the same equation and a part of the same
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system. It's not really, to be honest
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with you, it's not really all that important to me how old
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everything is anyway. What's important to me is to
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come to the conclusion of who ignited the universe, who
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started it, and why did life come out of it?
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And if there's life here on Earth, then why is it that we
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deal with something called the Fermi paradox, which means if
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life exists here, then shouldn't it logically mean that the same
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thing happened on other worlds? Scientists claim there's a
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billion other worlds, but they haven't found one single planet
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that actually has humanoids or life forms communicating
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anywhere else in the universe. With the billions and billions
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of dollars that we put out there for technology and science, you
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would have thought by now that we would have found more than
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just some slimy puddle of shit on Mars.
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That we would find an advanced civilization, or at least
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something that seems primitive that seems to be working without
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the dependency of Earth and its resources.
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But a real good question that I'm going to ask again is where
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the fuck did the water come from?
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Where did the water come from? Now, you all watched this video
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with me, and this is a representation of the universe.
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When the universe came into existence, it didn't have any
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oxygen, it had no air, it had no nothing.
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The space is defined as something that's very quiet
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because there's nothing happening out there.
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Almost dead quiet. It's described as a place, it is
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a vacuum where there's no air, there's nothing.
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And if any energy tried to produce or anything tried to
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happen within that type of environment, most living things
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require oxygen. Now what the scientists are
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going to tell you, and this is the big, the big shitter here is
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this. If there was no oxygen to begin
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with, and life requires oxygen, then how the fuck did the Earth
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produce the oxygen? Now remember, they're claiming
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that the whole entire universe was super hot and then it broke
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down and all these pieces of rock are flying all over this
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place, these massive amount of chunks of rocks.
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They cool down and then they become sear shaped due to
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gravity and all kinds of other weird anomalies and then somehow
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start taking on a system of oxygen.
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Somehow manners start taking on the water and liquid and the
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air. Ladies and gentlemen, we need
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more explanation. We need more detail.
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The only time that we've ever actually seen something that
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even resembles what has happened in our universe and what has
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happened with life itself is when we peer at a video game
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like an RPGA role-playing game. When we see that developers come
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along with purpose and they begin creating a simulation.
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When they create the NPCS and the towns and the villages.
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Take a look at the games like Starfield or World of Warcraft
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or any video games that involve interaction or community.
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It always, you're never going to hear one of these games starting
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our universe creating itself. It requires developers and and
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gaming people. But the interesting thing about
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a video game like our universe is that the the entities that
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exist within the video game are not aware that they've been
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developed or created by somebody that's outside of their space
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and time, outside of the reality.
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They're not aware that there was a person outside of a monitor
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who actually created them with a keyboard and an electronic pen.
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If you were to try to tell them and they had some kind of AI
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ability of self-awareness and comprehension, they would
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probably think that you're crazy and would not understand what
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you're talking about. Now what about the developer?
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On the other hand, the developer is able to give a bird's eye
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view down on the world that it's created.
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It has the ability to create an avatar and actually interact
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with the beings inside of its own game.
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It has the ability to create its own character, call it Jesus,
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and then walk amongst its world that it created.
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Some people ask the question, what about a water planet?
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The Earth is a water planet, right?
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Which is why we've been asking over and over, where's the water
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come from? Yeah.
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So when non believers say things like well.
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You know, where did the dinosaurs go?
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Didn't they get hit by a meteorite?
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Well, a meteorite would have hit a spot on the earth.
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One meteorite or two would have hit different locations on the
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Earth. Who's to say that that would
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have completely annihilated everything?
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And now scientists have changed their story on that.
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They're stating now that not everything went extinct 20 years
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ago. Kids were taught in school that
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there was an extinction period where everything on the Earth
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was killed, including the dinosaurs.
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All right. Nowadays they're claiming that
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the rocks hit in different locations on the Earth and some
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creatures survived and they ended up evolving into many of
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the creatures that exist today. OK, fair enough.
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Which story is it going to be? You're going to have to pick, I
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guess, choose which one you like.
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Some people, they say that birds, reptiles ended up ended
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up evolving into. What are birds?
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And then there's some people out there who say ha ha, I read the
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Bible and it actually blazed. Dragons existed.
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Well, if you've got a bird that's turning into a or a
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reptile, a giant dinosaur turning into a fucking bird.
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Could you imagine what it would have been like observing
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something like that through its transition, when the creatures
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first starting to get its wings and feathers are just starting
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to appear on the thing? It's still pretty big.
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It hasn't completely changed into the miniature size
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Cardinals and Robins that we have now, So it wouldn't be very
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shocking. The idea, of course, you would
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have to argue with yourself about.
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Yeah, but scientists claim that these creatures died millions of
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years before humanity existed. Well, that's not exactly true.
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They're claiming now that a lot of these creatures survived this
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catastrophic planetary extinction and evolved.
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So that means those creatures are still walking with humans,
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right? If they survived and the birds
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that we see today were once dinosaurs.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, they can't laugh at you or mock you
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for saying that we walk with dinosaurs if that's what the
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fucking dinosaurs turned into, right?
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They're claiming that that we were of a different type of ilk
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as well. Before humans came on the
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picture. They said we're monkeys, we were
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squirrels, we were rats, we existed during the primordial
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times and we evolved after all these millions of years and the
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the conscious beings that we are today.
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So they can't say that it was an extinction period anymore.
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In fact, they shouldn't even use the word.
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They should say that it's just a massive killing that happened
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and somehow creatures survived it.
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Now, as far as did the flood happen, which we keep trying to
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get to, we live on a water planet that's 80% water.
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We live on a planet that is 80% water.
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Ladies and gentlemen, that's like having a glass 90% filled
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with water and ice and then suddenly you get a little bit
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more water from the atmosphere and perhaps even from space,
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because some scientists claim that water might have actually
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came from space. Huge bodies of water or
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meteorites that were filled with liquid may have hit the planet
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and filled it up even more. Maybe that's the process God
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used whenever he was doing shit. I don't know.
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There's a a lot of questions, but I think after, at the end of
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the day, for me personally, I think that we should keep open
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minded about how actually old the universe and Earth is.
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We need to ask questions about the common things that we see
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around us and we need to not be so quick to throw out the idea
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of the concept of God or a developer or a creator.
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Some people will say, well, why doesn't God just show himself?
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Why doesn't he just appear on the scene, You know?
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Well, according to religious texts, he did.
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He did do that. He did interact with us.
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He did become an avatar. He did teach us things.
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And he came in and actually enlightened us.
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Why does he hide himself? They say, well, he did appear.
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And if you recall, humans ended up taking it the wrong way and
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they killed him. Now what if he came in modern
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times? Well, it would be even worse,
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wouldn't it? He'd probably be
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institutionalized or put in a mental home.
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Now, God could obviously defend himself.
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God could fight back. God could say, no, I'm not going
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to let the cops arrest me under this avatar and start shooting
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fireballs all over the place. Short but that isn't really what
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God wants, is it? God cares about us, and he
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doesn't want to put us in a predicament with that.
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Through our own stupidity, we end up trying to harm him, and
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he ends up having to destroy us in the process.
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But that's not to take away from the idea that God does promise
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he will return one day, and it's possible that, well, according
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to the prophecies, he plans to actually destroy all that he's
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created and start anew. I don't know why anybody would
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also argue about God's morality. Have you heard the questions
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that people have? They say, you know, if God is a
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God of love, then why is he? So why does he do this?
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Why does he do that, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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Let me ask you guys another challenge before I finish out my
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video. Let's say that one day when you
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wake up, you have an Independence Day like moment
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where you step outside to get your mail and you look up in you
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up in the sky and you notice that there's a giant spacecraft
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or a giant being or entity that is being observed by every human
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being on earth and all the animals.
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It's so big and so powerful that everybody on the earth is
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freaking out. They're seeing this entity.
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Now, if you were to see something like this and you
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discovered that you had the ability to actually talk to it,
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that it would understand what you're saying, would you
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complain to it? Would you ask it questions like
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why are you taking over the earth?
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Why are you killing things? Why did you bring things to
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life? Would you?
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Why would you do this? Why would you do that?
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No. If you think about it, God is
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like an alien, basically, and it's got its own moral system.
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It's got its own setup, and it obviously encouraged us to
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follow its superior laws and way of doing things because it knows
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that it's technologically superior to us.
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It knows that it's intellectually superior to us,
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but it's tried to interact with us peacefully.
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Would you even be concerned about questions like why did the
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world end up the way it is? Why is it that people are like
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it is? Because honestly you already
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know the answer to that. That's always been a rhetorical
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question that humans ask each other.
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Why is there killing? Why is there pain?
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Why is there suffering? Why is there evil?
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Well the answer has always been right in front of our face.
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It's because of us. We chose not to follow the
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superior beings rules. We decided to do things on our
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own and a lot of people suffered because of a lot of people have
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been hurt, a lot of people have been abused and used well.
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The superior being doesn't want that, never did.
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So the reason why it says do aren't others.
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Treat others as you want to be treated.
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It tried to make a paradise that creatures could live in and the
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creatures disobeyed. It basically stated and all too
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many words that this is not the existence we want.
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We want our own choices. We want to be able to live our
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life and we don't want a a warden over this prison.
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We don't want some kind of boss or or figure that watches over
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us all the time. And that's how you ended up with
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people like atheists and agnostics, people who determine
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that their own morality is somehow higher and greater than
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that of a being that was capable of creating the universe.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, we've been going on for about 30
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minutes now. I'd like to hear your opinions.
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Make sure you leave comments. I'm going to post this to the
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