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Science VS Bible God By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Oh, I just died in your arms tonight.
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Must have been something you said just died in your arms
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tonight. I keep looking for something.
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I can't get Broken hearts all around me and I don't see any is
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away to get out. Of this Hello, ladies and
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gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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are watching and listening to The Brett Keene Show.
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I hope you're all having a blessed day out there.
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Today we're going to talk about how the book of Genesis and the
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Bible, the very first book of creation, correlates with modern
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day science and a lot of the claims that go along with the
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theory. A lot of atheists out there do
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not think that the possibility of evolution could actually work
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with Genesis, and vice versa. A lot of Christians out there
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don't believe that. The story of Genesis can
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correlate with evolution right back.
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It's interesting. I don't know how many of you
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actually watched Carl Sagan, but Carl Sagan actually said that we
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are the children of Stardust. And what he meant by that is
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that there's a great deal of materials that exist within the
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properties of a star that can be found in our biology.
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It is also said by science that. There's a lot of material that
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is within the crust of the earth that can also be found.
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So basically if you were to do a study on dirt and dust and the
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material that is on the ground, you'll find a lot of its
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elements in humanity. So what does the Bible claim?
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The Bible claims that God actually created us from the
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dust of the earth. The materials, the properties,
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interestingly enough. According to the Bible, God
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created us from that. Now the question that you have
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to ask yourself is where did this dust in the Bible come from
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in the 1st place? It's also important to note that
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God could have created us a billion different ways.
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Has anybody ever thought of that?
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A lot of atheists like to claim that God is a sky daddy, that he
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used magic in order to create things.
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But that's not what the Bible claims.
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The Bible doesn't claim that God used any kind of magic or
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anything that would be considered unscientific.
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He actually used the properties around us in order to make us.
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He actually used the earth to create us.
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So getting back to the question of the dust, this is
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fascinating. According to science materials
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from dying stars, especially stars that have exploded, a lot
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of the properties from the stars actually create the very dust
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that are on planets. That's where the dust actually
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comes from, ladies and gentlemen.
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And there's another alternative to where dust comes from.
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But you'll see why it is that it fits perfectly with the Bible.
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Dust also comes from the material of dead things such as
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humans and animals and all that. Now being that the creation
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story is about the beginning of humanity and animals, then we
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would have to interpret that logically as the dust that God
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made us from would have been from the stars and the material
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of the universe. So.
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Today we're going to discuss the similarities between modern day
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science and the Bible. You get a lot of atheists out
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there who claim that there's it's not a scientific document.
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There's even Christians out there who claim that the Bible
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is not a scientific document. They'll say that, but have they
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actually compared it? There's so many different fields
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of science out there. It would be very difficult for
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an average layman to be able to go back and forth between the
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Bible and the many claims that are in science, as well as back
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and forth through theology. So what I did was I looked into
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an artificial intelligence, I used ChatGPT as well as many
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other forms of software and alls I have to do is just simply ask
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it. Can you give me any facts that
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correlate between science and the creation story of Genesis?
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Well, we're going to talk about that.
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Here we go. One of the first things that the
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Bible claims that correlates with science is the order of
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creation. In Genesis 1.
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The Order of Creation event somewhat perils the.
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Order suggested by the theory of evolution.
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For example, light, day and night is created before the
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development of plants and sea creatures, and birds precede
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land animals. So whether you believe that God
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actually had a hand in writing the Bible or not, somehow the
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primitive men knew the order and how we came into existence and
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science agrees with it. The very order according to.
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Science Life started out in water.
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So immediately Christians are going to be like, wait a minute,
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that's. How does that correlate with
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science? Well, because science actually
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claims that everything started from the water.
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We started out as microorganisms, if you believe
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in evolution. So that means that everything
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started in the water and then it made its way up into land.
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So whenever the Bible actually says that God created the fish
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and the and the creatures in the water.
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It does go on to say, though, which the atheist will probably
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bring up, is that eventually birds came out of this.
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Now what do the atheists and the scientists claim?
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They claim that the creatures in the water would eventually
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evolve in the land creatures and also the the birds and all that.
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Some people actually believe and interpret science as saying that
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the creatures that came out of the water would evolve off into
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many different creatures, right? And some of them obviously would
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go from water. To land, and some of them would
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turn into flying creatures, which the Bible actually does
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the order correctly. Interesting, right?
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We all come from the water and then voila, of course the
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problem. There's the one issue, though,
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where the Bible actually claims that God strictly created us
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from the land. But there's more to it than
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that. One doesn't have to, just that
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isn't the end of the conversation simply because it
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says God created us in the materials of the earth, as where
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everything else that is alive came from the water.
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The concept of time. The Bible describes the creation
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days as periods, and some interpret them as representing
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longer geological errors, aligning with the concept of
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deep time and geological history.
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Water and Life The Bible describes water as a fundamental
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element in the creation narrative.
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Water is essential for life, and many scientists agree that water
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is a crucial factor in the development and sustenance of
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life. So the Bible spends a lot of
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time in the Old Testament and even Jesus talks about how
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important water was and the existence of us.
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Now I know some people nowadays, because of what we know and the
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knowledge that we have, you take that for granted.
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But if these were 5 to 10,000 year old men who are basically
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nomads living off in the desert and they're telling you that
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they believe that life actually started from water and they
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described for you the stars and how the dust works.
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And all this without having any kind of scientific.
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Knowledge or science books or microscopes or anything like
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that, That's extraordinary beyond belief.
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They could have easily said we came out of crackers.
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They could have easily said that we the planet doesn't have any
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kind of outside rim to it, All right.
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But if you look in the book of Hebrews, that actually states
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that God created many other worlds.
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That's right, ladies and gentlemen.
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The primitive men of the Bible. When they were writing the word
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of God, some would say that God was actually using them to write
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it. They seem to know all these
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scientific facts without having any kind of equipment or
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machinery. One could probably claim that
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there was some kind of supernatural element to it.
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We're going to get back to the dust of the earth.
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In Genesis 27, it is mentioned that man was formed from the
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dust of the earth. This aligns metaphorically with
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the idea that the elements making up the human body are
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found in the earth's crust. So, just as I said, the
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artificial intelligence agrees with me on this common ancestry.
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While the Bible does not explicitly endorse the theory of
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evolution, the idea that all humans share a common ancestry
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through Adam and Eve is consistent with the concept of
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single origin for the human species.
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Yeah, you have to think about this for a moment.
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The Bible, if you look at science, science says that we
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all originated and we're all connected somehow.
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OK, when you read the Bible, it actually.
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Tells you directly right out that we are a part of all
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things. We are all a part of God's
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creation. Everything that you see around
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you is God's creation and everything is connected.
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We are like a cosmic family. So whether you're an atheist who
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strictly claims to go after science, and you don't like
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theology, well. The Bible agrees with science
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and science agrees with the Bible.
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The difference is, is that the Bible actually knew all this and
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had this knowledge prior to the existence of the very word
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called science stewardship of creation.
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The Bible emphasizes human responsibility for the earth and
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its creatures, aligning with the modern ecological and
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environmental stewardship movements, basically.
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God created us to be able to have the ability to rule over
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animals. Well, we can see that in our
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modern day, don't we? Although there's some very
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powerful animals out there, and if one or two humans are put in
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a bad position, they may be defeated, the fact is, is that
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we literally have created zoos. We we feed off of animals in our
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very grocery stores. We hunt.
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We have we are the ones who actually named every species.
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We've named every creature that exists.
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We're the ones that basically entitled everything and made
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distinctions, which, by the way, the Bible says that God gave us
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the authority to do something, to think about the expansion of
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humanity. The Bible in Genesis 917 talks
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about God's command to Noah and his descendants to be fruitful
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and multiply and fill the earth. This aligns with the scientific
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understand understanding of population expansion.
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Obviously humans were fruitful and they went on this massive
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basically descent to be able to create all the humanity that is
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around you. See, in a way, if you think
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about it, it's kind of two creation stories, right?
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There's a first creation and then humanity, as well as a
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bunch of supernatural things ended up happening that wasn't
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good for humanity. Depends on if you read some of
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the books that are also not canonized, that are not in the
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Bible but also respected as a part of God's word or at least
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appreciated in some way. Then you know why God actually
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flooded the earth. And what's fascinating about
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that is if you look back in science, science actually does
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say that there were a lot of cataclysms that were
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catastrophes. And it is even said that because
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we live on a planet of water, 75 to 80% of our planet is water,
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it wouldn't take much to be able to flood the lands.
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In fact, in modern day science they claim that if the ice caps
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were to melt. In the North and South pole, the
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entire earth would be covered in water.
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Rainbow is a sign, obviously. In the story of the flood with
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Noah, the rainbow mentioned in Genesis 9/13/17 is described as
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a sign of God's covenant with Noah, and this is often
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interpreted as a natural phenomenon explained by the
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dispersion of light. So although some people might
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laugh and say, oh, in the Bible it says that God created the
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rainbow in order to basically symbolize that this is what's
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happening, you know, between humanity and God, a relationship
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and a promise that is made. But what's really, really neat
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if you think about it, if you put all that aside and just
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think about what a rainbow actually is?
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The rainbow exists because of light, and God claims to be the
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the light itself. He claims to also be love, and
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he claims to be pretty much everything around you.
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That's one of the reasons why pantheists and deists exist.
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Pantheists believe that God is the universe.
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If you were to ever ask yourselves, how is God all
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around us but we don't notice a Marseille and all that, you hear
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a lot of non believers make that argument.
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Well the universe is all around us, but you can't perceive the
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entire universe even though you know for a fact you're covered
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by it because it's so expansive and so big and so great, right?
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We're completely surrounded by the universe.
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But we can't perceive it because of its ginormity concept of
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kind. The Bible talks about different
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kinds of creatures reproducing according to their kinds.
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Genesis chapter one, verse 24 through 25, which some people
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interpret as acknowledgement of distinct species.
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This is one of the reasons why people like Kent Hovind and
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whenever he's debating atheist. They get themselves in all kinds
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of issues because the Bible already acknowledges the
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distinction of species. It already says, you know, God
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made this group, God made that group, God made that.
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And people like Kent, Hovind and people who were into the story,
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whether you believe the earth is 6000 years old or millions of
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years old or billions, they interpreted as that God put a
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set concept together. Which, by the way, I will agree.
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If it is only that that God set it up to where there's these
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community of animals and that they don't vary, but they're
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still in a way diverse depending on color and location and what
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their fur looks like, but they're very similar and
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distinction in the way they look like.
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One can see why evolutionists and religious people will go
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back and forth on this, but the difference is.
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If you were to listen to the theist, the theist is absolutely
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correct. Richard Dawkins was asked is
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there any way to observe? And Richard Dawkins, by the way,
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if you don't know, is a premier, zoologist, biologist.
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He is the very, what they call the Pope of atheism who actually
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goes along with evolution. So he actually claims that
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evolution is so slow you wouldn't even be able to notice
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the difference anyway. Literally takes millions and
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millions of years to be able to associate any kind of, you know,
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real change in a species. So doesn't really matter, does
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it? The religious person has the
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right of way on this to observation.
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We see a dog, and we can tell the difference between a dog and
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another dog and another dog, and we can tell the difference
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between a cat and a. You know, some a cat that's out
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in the jungle versus out of a domestic cated cat.
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You can still tell that they're still cats.
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The cat will never turn into a butterfly or some other weird
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shit that some people interpret evolution as being all right.
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So, the tree of life. In Genesis 29, the Bible
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mentions the tree of life, which can be metaphorically related to
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the interconnectedness of life on earth, with all living
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organisms being part of the broader tree of biological
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evolution. In that fascinating Genesis
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describes for us that it was because of the tree, why it is
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that humanity branched off like it did, as well as creation.
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When Adam and Eve ate from that tree, it affected all creation,
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including the animals in every life form, aren't it?
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And then whenever you look in science books, there's an
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evolutionary tree where it actually shows how everything
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branches off. Isn't that fascinating?
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Think about that. Why did the scientist decide to
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actually use the analogy of a tree branching off all the
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species whenever Genesis actually does the same thing?
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Yeah, perhaps it's because scientists have been taking a
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look at that Bible and they've been using a lot of the good
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stuff in it. All right, so we've got some
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more stuff here, we've got a few more points, and then we'll end
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the video Creation out of Nothing.
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The concept of God creating the universe exnilio out of nothing
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and Genesis aligns with the scientific understanding of The
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Big Bang theory. Where the universe is thought to
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have originated from an extremely dense and hot state.
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That's right, the Bible actually describes that the universe had
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a beginning. You got to ask yourself this.
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If if God is mythology and God is not real, if God is some kind
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of mythical wizard that lives in the sky that is praised by
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children, then how the hell did they know that?
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And the book of Isaiah goes into deep detail about the expansion
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of the universe. Christians have talked about it
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for over 1000 years now, and it's one of the things that
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atheists can't touch with a 10 foot pole.
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And I've also pointed this out. This will probably be the 100th
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time I've explained this. The Bible teaches that God is
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outside of space and time, that God is ageless, that he cannot
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get older right? Not not according to the
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universe's time, because he actually exists out of it.
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The Bible even tells you that God's time is different than our
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own. So it else it says that we're
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like candles in the wind. We're like dust.
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Our lives literally are over in a moment compared to the God's
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perspective of all things. God has the advantage of being
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able to see all things at all times, which is why he's all
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knowing. If you're outside the universe
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and you created the universe, then you could easily be able to
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keep track of everything that is going on.
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Especially if you're a God that is able to manifest itself into
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matter, which God proves he can do in the New Testament whenever
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he becomes Jesus Christ. God can manifest himself as a
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Bush. He can communicate through
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animals. The atheist will laugh and say
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something like you believe that animals talk.
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Well, you believe you are an animal and you're talking,
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aren't you? The atheist will also say, well,
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you believe Jesus Christ actually got up from the dead.
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That's not scientifically possible.
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But then the atheist will turn around and tell you that
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billions of life forms came out of nothingness and came into
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existence without any kind of guidance.
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I mean, the Christians are just simply claiming that one guy
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went from dead to alive is where atheists are claiming that every
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life form that you see on this earth, everything that is
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sentient simply came out of nothing without any help.
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So what is the more extraordinary claim?
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One guy getting up after he's dead for three days or billions
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of trillions of life forms? Think about it.
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Human dominion over animals and Genesis 1/26/28 mentions humans
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having dominion over the animals.
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Some interpret this as a call for responsible stewardship,
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aligning with the modern ecological perspective on
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humanity's role in caring for the earth.
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We were basically told that we have the authority over the
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earth, not Christians. It didn't say Christians or
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Muslims have authority over the earth.
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It said humanity. A lot of Muslims misinterpret
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the Bible and they also misinterpret their own Quran.
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They were not given dominion over the earth to be able to
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dominate and cut people's heads off and try to control what
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other people think. All of humanity, all of
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humanity, all good and evil people were given dominion over
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the earth and its animals and the properties they're in.
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OK, if someone were to ask what kind of planet this is, they
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would say it's a human planet. But animals are there.
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But strangely enough, for whatever reason, God created
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animals before mankind, even though we were the ones that he
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was going to primarily focus on whenever it came to
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consciousness. Think about that.
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Isn't that odd? He creates all the animals, He
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creates all the resources, all the material.
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But if you also pondered a little bit, it makes sense
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because God put all the things we needed first He fine-tuned
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everything and then he put us here, which makes absolute sense
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and there's no magic involved. Separation of waters Separation
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of waters above and below the expanse in Genesis 167 is often
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seen as a metaphor for the Earth's water cycle, which
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involves the movement of water between the atmosphere and the
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Earth's surface. Somehow the Bible got that
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right. That's another scientific fact.
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We also know that there are different forms of water out
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there. Water.
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There's water in the ocean that has different properties in it
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that are not good for us unless we create filter machines in
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order to be able to fix that. So far, we haven't done a whole
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good job of being able to separate nasty shit out of our
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water so we could be able to drink it.
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It's one of the reasons why there's a lot of places in the
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world where there's shortages. You would think, oh, we live on
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a water planet that's 80% water, yet there's still people out
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there who aren't drinking water. It's a lot of problems with it.
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Lot of lot of stuff that gets into it.
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Symbolism of seven days. The seven day structure of the
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creation account is seen by some as literary framework rather
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than a literal timeline. This aligns with scientific
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views that focus on the overall sequence of events rather than a
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strict 24 hour day interpretation.
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Not all denominations of Christianity read into it that
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the days that are mentioned in the beginning were actual,
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literal time and days. If there's something else that
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Christians need to consider, 'cause I know a lot of
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Christians believe that they believe that the days were
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literal, there's something you need to think about.
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Besides the fact that God's time is different than our own, it's
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also different in different spots of the universe.
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I don't know how many of you just to be able to give a simple
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analogy, not to confuse you, but there's a lot of scientists out
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there who believe in black holes and worm holes and all this kind
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of stuff. Did you know that if you went
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into certain parts of the universe, it is theorized that
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time may be different on different worlds depending on
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where they're located in a solar system or a specific Galaxy?
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That's right. You could go to a different
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planet. And of course the seasons would
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be different. The time would be different.
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Well, how do we know that when the earth was being created at
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time and days weren't completely different?
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We don't know that. You know, it depends on the
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denomination of Christianity, I suppose.
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Depends on the denomination of Islam or whoever has the
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creation story. Yes, Muslims actually believe in
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Adam and Eve. They actually believe in the
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same story of Genesis that Christians do and Jews.
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If you've never read the Quran, then I suppose you wouldn't know
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that genetic unity of humanity, The idea of all humanity being
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descended from a single pair, Adam and Eve, is consistent with
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the genetic unity of the human species as suggested by modern
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genetics. Modern genetics actually agree
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that we originated from an original source.
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There had to have been, according to science and Adam
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and Eve. Whether you call them Adam and
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Eve or not, there had to be a male and a female human in order
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for us to come into existence. There's no getting around that.
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Whether you believe that the story is mythology or not,
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science is telling you that we had to have that Adam and Eve at
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some point in time in order for us to exist today.
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In fact, genes are so complex and fascinating and have so much
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data and information that you can actually look into people's
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genetics and DNA and be able to trace back their ancestors.
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It is set up in such a way like a language and code.
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Our blood is like a library that you can go back in time and
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actually be able to understand our original place as we
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allegedly evolved or survived throughout all these years.
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That's how fascinating our blood is in our body and our biology.
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Some of you may not know that death and decay after the fall.
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The idea that death and decay entered the world as a
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consequence of human disobedience.
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Genesis 39, Acts 19 actually aligns with the scientific
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understanding of the natural cycle of life and death.
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Life and death is the two most important things to every living
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creature on the earth. It is our story.
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It's our beginning and end. What we do in between life and
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death is what we call the experience.
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The only thing even more important than that is the
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preciousness of time, fertility and population growth, the
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command to be fruitful and multiply.
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Genesis 128 aligns with the scientific principle of
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reproduction and population growth, agricultural beginnings,
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the mention of Adam working the ground Genesis 215 aligns with
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the development of agriculture, considered a crucial step in
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human civilization. The Bible actually explains that
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once the humans actually left their original source when they
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were banished, as some Christians would call it, the
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Bible actually describes for you historically how humankind
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actually went on to survive and what they did to survive.
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The Bible knew it because those people actually were there, and
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modern science actually agrees with it.
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Breath of Life In Genesis 27, God breathes the breath of life
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into Adam. This can be seen metaphorically
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in alignment with the scientific understanding of the importance
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of respiration for life. Yeah, God basically gave us the
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ability to breathe, to be able to exist, for our body to
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function in such a way that we would be able to exist.
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We take it for granted every day, whether we're asleep or
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conscious of it. We we go through all this
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different respiratory changes and our blood flows throughout
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our body and all this oxygen. And the Bible actually tells us
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how God went about doing it, and science actually agrees with it.
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Unity of Creation, The concept of God creating everything and
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declaring it good, is interpreted by some as an
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affirmation of the unity and interconnectedness of all
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creation, which resonates with ecological and environment
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sciences emphasizing the interdependence of ecosystems.
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That's rough, right? Yep.
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If any of you out there would like to do your own research and
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study because there's no way that you would be able to, you
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would would have to be someone who is a student of both
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theology and science. There's a lot of atheists out
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there who claim to be amateur layman scientists simply because
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they know how to read off a paragraph in Wikipedia, but the
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truth is, is that if one had enough time in their existence,
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there are so many different fields of science.
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There are some that are claimed to be factual, and there are
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some that are claimed to be theories.
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A lot of atheists and religious people don't know the difference
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between what a fact is and a theory.
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A theory is pretty much if you were to break it down, it's
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speculation. You're speculating base upon
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little Blues clues that you may observe or see.
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You say how How could have this happened?
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Maybe this happened, or this happened.
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In order for the result to come into play as where a fact is
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something that we know for sure, we say Yep, but even most
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scientists out there, the brilliant ones at least will
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tell you that truth isn't completely, 100%.
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Whenever it comes to science, it's as close as you're going to
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get. But you can't really establish
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things, and we know that too. We can tell that because
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evolution has changed 100 million times on the theory, as
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has The Big Bang, the age of the universe.
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Everything constantly changes the more we learn, You know,
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some theories are refuted, some theories are debunked, and
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scientists, the good ones at least they will actually come up
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with an idea and another one will come along and knocked it
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down. But we need to always keep an
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open mind. We always need to keep our
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hearts open and realize that we shouldn't delude ourselves in
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the thing. I think that a lot of people,
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they just look at science as the gospel because even if you don't
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believe in the Bible or religion, some people are
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looking for comfort and sometimes people feel
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comfortable if they think they know a lot of shit.
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They don't actually know if that makes sense.
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You ever met people where they act like they know it all and
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somehow it makes them feel arrogant and pompous.
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Of course you have Aaron Rahm, Matt Delahunty.
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Perfect example. But there you go.
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You can use artificial intelligence to cut through all
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the cheese and all that. There's a lot of things in the
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Bible that I wasn't aware of until I started using the
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artificial intelligence, because the artificial intelligence
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within seconds can actually process the entire Bible, as
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well as everything that has been acknowledged and learned in
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science, and actually be able to make a quick correlation of many
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things that match up. Now you try that with any
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Christian or atheist or go to your local church, and you're
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going to be lucky to be able to talk about even just one single
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line of this. It's just not how the human
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brain works. It doesn't process that quickly.
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It doesn't have the ability to somehow differentiate theology
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and science or be able to see the comparison.
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Well, I hope you all had a wonderful day.
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I'm going to go hang out and eat a snack or something.
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I am famished. God bless.