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#123 - Tim Pool Just Admitted Noah’s Ark Might Be Real · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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  So could Noah's Ark actually have really happened?
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  Tim Pool just admitted on his show that yeah, it could have really actually
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  happened. It might not be a fairy tale.
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  And this is based off of a new finding released by the New York Post of Noah's
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  Ark sites fully preserved secrets discovered in radar scans.
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  Not what you would expect to see.
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  My name is Brandon Fogel. This is Evolution. Let's dive into this.
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  So accepting Noah's Ark, it's really not that tough.
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  I get how it can be tough for thinking that he got two of every kind of animal onto the boat.
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  And that would take some supernatural explanation of how he could have done that.
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  But I mean, putting aside, we don't have to go through every single species.
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  Because, I mean, the ones that are in the water can swim.
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  Every insect, we don't need to actually explain that, but like every specific
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  animal and two of each kind, that does seem like a kid's story. I can get that.
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  But just scientifically, this could have actually happened and even stories
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  that have been passed down from all aspects of this world, every part of this
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  world has some story of a universal flood.
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  And in this new finding that there is, it's actually being discovered that the
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  poles might be shifting almost like the equator might not stay where it's at for much longer.
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  I mean, it might, but there might be a cyclical manner of that.
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  Our world actually turns and the equator could be going like straight down the
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  United States or somewhere completely different and just completely shift how
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  the world orbits and all that.
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  And if you go back just into church history, even in the like the 400s,
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  like around Augustine's time, it was well known that they pointed to where the
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  the landing spot of Noah's Ark was.
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  They just pointed to it. They like, yeah, that's over there in Mount Ararat
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  or whatever they that it was still there. They understood it was still there.
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  And even now we can see evidence of it, a location where it would have been. and we can find it.
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  And obviously, after thousands and thousands of years, none of it's really there,
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  but there's still a print that's been just.
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  Almost eternally landed on our Earth right there. And we can find it.
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  We can actually discover. There's so many videos about that.
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  But this is now getting into radar scans and what they're detecting.
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  It's actually really wild, really wild.
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  I want to take a short clip of Tim Pool right here explaining it might not be
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  biblical in the way that we think of it as biblical, but it's still,
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  yeah, it might have really happened. I mean, you can just Google it.
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  Here's one from December. Earth's north magnetic pole has officially been repositioned.
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  The fascinating thing was the stories about people flying planes and the data
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  wasn't syncing up because the pole moved.
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  And we use Earth's magnetosphere for instrumentation, for GPS,
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  for our compasses, et cetera.
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  What if? What if it's not biblical in the sense that it's not divine?
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  What if quite literally every 6,500 years and the poles shift,
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  it triggers a flood and a man built a boat? Maybe.
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  Let me read these stories for you, and we'll see where we're at.
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  New York Post says, Noah's Ark site fully preserved, secrets discovered in radar
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  scans by scientists, not what you'd expect to see.
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  What does that mean? All right, so what does that mean? It means you don't have
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  to be Looney Tunes to accept that it happened.
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  Maybe not every detail that Christians hold to. I'm a Christian.
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  Tim is not a Christian. He says that flat out. He's not a Christian.
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  But he looks at it. He's looking at evidence. And he's seen things that it really
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  could have happened just in our world. And I'm seeing on so many different shows and podcasts.
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  This is becoming the norm. This is becoming the norm that we're accepting this
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  because I just heard on Joe Rogan's show.
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  He said that all the stories that happened in the past, they might be echoes
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  of what really happened.
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  He doesn't fully buy into everything, but he understands that it could have
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  actually happened. and a lot of the details, they might've been embellished,
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  they might've been, but it had to start with a real event. That all these worlds, like.
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  Cultures, and world religions, they have some reminiscence to a universal flood account.
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  You know, the Epic of Gilgamesh, and there's so many others that just have,
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  that it's just understood that
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  this happened, but then that they get the details different and all that.
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  And I would say that, I mean, you don't have to become a Christian.
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  You don't have to buy into Nozark and then become a Christian.
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  You almost become a Christian. You realize that that happened,
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  that the resurrection happened, and then all the other miracles aren't too hard to swallow, you know?
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  But I do get that it would be very tough for somebody that has a scientific
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  mind, and we've been fed this lump of garbage our whole life,
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  that Darwinism is correct, it's just assumed evolution, everything that happened
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  and all that, and maybe that happened.
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  Maybe evolution did actually happen, and God used it.
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  Maybe that is a possibility. But I mean, this isn't too far-fetched.
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  This is now becoming part of our culture and our way of life.
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  And now even the New York Post is doing this story about the things that they
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  are discovering, that they are finding.
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  Because if it's true, it's true. If it happened, it happened.
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  We're not going to be able to find every artifact that was on the boat and that went along with that.
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  There's the element of the supernatural, the divine, of God making the command.
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  And a lot of the Bible just has to do with real events and the meat of it comes
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  to the interpretation why it's happening.
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  Because everybody else, a part of this world, they would have just been fed
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  the stories as they grew up and as people expanded and went across this world
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  and, you know, built families everywhere,
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  they would have passed along some story on a real account happening,
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  But when we get to divine inspiration, that's another deal. That's another deal.
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  And it's saying, yeah, it happened, but here's the reason.
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  And here's what we should take from it. Here's what we should live by.
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  God was, he was trying to preserve the messianic line.
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  God had made the promise to Adam way back when our very first present,
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  our very first parents, I kind of mixed in there president with present.
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  I don't know. Our very first parents, Adam and Eve, the promise was that I'm
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  going to send you a savior and God, he's not going to go back on his promise.
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  It would happen. And that's why he preserved the Noahic line. That's why it happened.
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  That's why it happened. But it still happened. It still happened.
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  And we have evidence of it. It's just the echoes of it, whether you want to
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  accept it as just a pure naturalist and it is fairy tale. But with even fairytale,
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  there is something trying to communicate a moral, a theme, a why.
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  And that's what Noah's Ark does. It says God loves humanity.
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  I know this might be thrown way out of context because you're like,
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  how does God love humanity so much that he destroys humanity and only preserves eight people?
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  That goes into, I mean, there's a lot there, a lot going in there,
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  but it could, I mean, it could, I'm going to float this out there.
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  It could have been the Nephilim, the giants and all that and the corrupting
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  of humanity and the one preserving the human line,
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  the gene that Noah was actually the only one that was not corrupted by all that
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  that was going on in Genesis chapter six,
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  that the sons of God came down and intermingled with the daughters of men and
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  they were corrupting and polluting all of humanity,
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  all of the plants, all of the animals, and just corrupting everything.
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  And God says, I got to start over.
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  I got to start over. And that's what he does.
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  And we are all descended from that family. Noah, we are all distant brothers and sisters.
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  We all have that same father, Noah. You might not know it.
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  You might not agree with it, but you have, your grandpa was Noah.
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  It's all wild, but I'm extremely thrilled that Tim is, he surrounds himself
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  by Christians. I see all that.
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  Like I watch his show constantly and there are so many Christians and Christian
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  minded people that are on his show, even Jews and from all different religions.
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  But he primarily has a lot of Christian minded people.
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  So he sees it and he's, he grew up in the church. He knows what it's all about.
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  There's no more like telling them something new. But then again, you can know everything.
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  But then you really don't actually read the text. You really don't actually dive into it.
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  You really don't actually think that it could be true and that what we've been
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  passed down to us, the Bible, is actual historic record of the reality of nature in the universe.
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  So I hope Tim, like, he continues to do videos like that. He definitely has an open mind.
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  I've never seen a guy that will shift to something if he thinks it's wrong.
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  He didn't always get on board with a lot of the things that second amendment
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  and president Trump, he was against him.
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  People a lot of times don't remember that he was against president Trump.
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  He was against guns. He wasn't for all this stuff, but he shifts his mind to
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  what's true and surrounded himself with Christians.
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  He's only, if he has that open mind, he's only going to be drawn closer and
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  closer to who Jesus is. We already see Joe Rogan.
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  I mean, it's almost, it's almost said and done that he's a Christian.
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  I know it's only lip service in a lot of ways, and we don't know what's going
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  on in people's heart and mind, but there are so many times in life that you
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  can be ever learning and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.
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  That's what scripture says.
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  Constantly learning something new, but you're never able to recognize the truth
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  that is right before you.
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  And a lot of these, with Seamus and all these other guys that he has on there that are Christians,
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  They are constantly a light of Christ and showing and talking about what the
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  reality of the Bible is, what the reality of God is, the reality of Jesus is.
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  And I hope someday Tim buys in, you know, and gives in and surrenders to Christ.
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  But I mean, I want all the apostle Paul said, I wish that all people were like
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  I am, except without these chains.
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