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How Rock Layers & Fossils DISPROVE Evolution

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  • Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
  • Dr. Andrew Snelling's presentation reveals that the assertion made by atheists about rock layers and fossils disproving the Bible is misguided. In fact, rock layers and fossils actually disprove the theory of evolution.
    Check out Dr. Snelling's new book, The Genesis Flood Revisited: answersingenes...
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Комментарии • 8 тыс.

  • @RutherfordBeehayze-kw2mz
    @RutherfordBeehayze-kw2mz Год назад +367

    I've never been shown this level of detail concerning fossils...in school, any evidence, any fossils that contradict the grand narrative are simply left out of the text books. It's absolutely a crime against truth itself. I love this channel, thanks to everyone who's responsible for sharing the truth with the people. God bless you all.

    • @Fordry
      @Fordry Год назад +9

      ​@All About Britain what was speculation exactly?

    • @RutherfordBeehayze-kw2mz
      @RutherfordBeehayze-kw2mz Год назад +8

      @All About Britain I didn't say anything at all in regards to that. I don't know why you're arguing with me and I can't seem to figure out what argument you're even making since we're talking about completely different aspects of the video.

    • @RutherfordBeehayze-kw2mz
      @RutherfordBeehayze-kw2mz Год назад +20

      @All About Britain Perhaps this might clarify what I'm saying. I was referring to the plethora of fossils dated tens of millions of years old, fossils of non extinct animals. We are to believe that a modern animal A somehow evolved from animal B, yet animal A is STILL present, walking, flying or swimming across the Earth today. If an animal evolved into a completely different species, then why do we still observe the original creature today? Somehow evolutionary pressure caused the sea sponge to evolve into a plethora of new species over millions of years, but we still have sea sponges.

    • @Scorpion-my3dv
      @Scorpion-my3dv Год назад +26

      It's nice to see through the fog of lies that evolution fills us with, isn't it?

    • @SK-bw2cv
      @SK-bw2cv Год назад +26

      Don't expect to get truth from the secular world!

  • @SK-bw2cv
    @SK-bw2cv Год назад +134

    Psalm 9:10
    And those who know your name put their trust in you, for you, O Lord, have not forsaken those who seek you.

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад +8

      @@mountkeen8701 Woody Allen had already died and met his Creator. His isn't an atheist anymore.

    • @lizcutajar9352
      @lizcutajar9352 Год назад +1

      ​@@newcreationinchrist1423 amen

    • @lilboygthorns7373
      @lilboygthorns7373 Год назад

      @@newcreationinchrist1423you’re assuming that Jehovah exists and is still alive today, which itself is a massive leap in logic

    • @ronbernardi
      @ronbernardi Год назад

      John 10:6 Jesus Identified as an intimate object. Jesus ahead of his time. Today males identify as female. Jesus identified as a door. Even asked people to knock.

    • @seokjinniesunite4339
      @seokjinniesunite4339 Год назад

      Shut up

  • @bar4d2ock
    @bar4d2ock Год назад +9

    Many religious people believe in evolution, u ain’t gotta ignore reality to be able to be religious

    • @freemind..
      @freemind.. Год назад +6

      Bar4d2ock - _"u ain’t gotta ignore reality to be able to be religious"_
      *True, but you DO have to ignore reality to believe in evolution.*

  • @taveshju8655
    @taveshju8655 Год назад +23

    But why are there no fossils of humans to assertion that men lived and we're buried along with all these creatures? Just curious

    • @jrbalibay
      @jrbalibay Год назад +11

      A likely cause is in Geneis 6:2 -- "that the sons of God saw the daughters of men, that they were beautiful; and they took wives for themselves of all whom they chose." It's interesting that there's a defined distinction between "the sons of God" and "the daughters of men". If the "sons" were men/human of Adamic descent, then why were they not plainly indicated as such?
      The term "sons of God" in Hebrew can contextually mean "angels"; the book of Job, written earlier than Genesis, also used the same phrase to mean the same thing (ref Job 1:6; 2:1). Like Adam, they were also directly created by God, but they're immaterial (without physical bodies) and were not created from the dust of the earth.
      God created creatures "according to their kind" (1:21, 24-25). Hence, angels and mankind were of different created kinds. And when God specifically commanded man (male and female) to "be fruitful and multiply (1:28)", it meant that the earth be populated by HUMANKIND through the physical union of man and woman.
      God's judgment (Gen 6:1-7) was against the wickedness -- NATURAL EVIL -- that He saw in what has multiplied across the earth -- "There were giants on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of men and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of old, men of renown. (Genesis 6:4)". The "giants" were brought about by the union between "the sons of God" (angels) and "the daughters of men" (humans). This is an ABOMINATION to God because they are not part of His original created order.
      When God said, "I will destroy man..." (Gen 6:7), "destroy" meant "to erase", "blot out", "wipe away". Given the (lack of) human fossilization, I believe that God was literally dead serious in His judgment such that He "erased" / "blotted out" / "wiped away" any trace of the abominable HYBRID (angelic-human) population from the earth...except Noah and his family of seven people. God was specific about "the wickedness of man", and did not cite the same abomination to have occurred among all the other creatures, so they were not "erased".
      ---
      "For if God did not spare the angels who sinned, but cast them down to hell and delivered them into chains of darkness, to be reserved for judgment; and did not spare the ancient world, but saved Noah, one of eight people, a preacher of righteousness, bringing in the flood on the world of the ungodly..." - II Peter 2:4‭-‬5 c

    • @jamespriddy8275
      @jamespriddy8275 5 месяцев назад +8

      There are human fossils. We have The Ice Man of Italy, a complete mummy, and we have many prehistoric human skeletons in the Rising Star cave in South Africa.

    • @macrontellsjoe9571
      @macrontellsjoe9571 5 месяцев назад +1

      You want to find human fossils in a seabed alongside fish fossils?

    • @MarcusHitch
      @MarcusHitch 4 месяца назад +2

      @@jamespriddy8275 A mummified remain, whilst commonly referred to as a fossil, is not fossilised. Why don't we find fossilised humans amongst the dinosaurs? Why do we find no mammals at all before about 200 million years ago?

    • @MarcusHitch
      @MarcusHitch 4 месяца назад

      @@macrontellsjoe9571 No, but wouldn't we find them on all levels of the fossil record. We don't. We find no mammals at all before 200 million years ago. If you'll forgive me, you seem to have fabricated a straw man here to avoid confronting the problem.

  • @Eternal27
    @Eternal27 Год назад +193

    The problem begins when we approach with everything to fit a certain interpretation. The best way is to approach with scepticism.

    • @gregoswald7723
      @gregoswald7723 Год назад +7

      You said, "The problem begins when we approach with everything to fit a certain interpretation."
      Which side are you on?

    • @Eternal27
      @Eternal27 Год назад +19

      @@gregoswald7723 We as Christians I don't think it is our obligation or mission to try to explain everything. For Christ did not send me (us) to baptize, but to preach the gospel-not with wisdom and eloquence, lest the cross of Christ be emptied of its power.
      1 Corinthians 1:17 NIV

    • @leehogg4624
      @leehogg4624 Год назад +12

      @@gregoswald7723 I didn't know being honest, truthful and correct had a side . maybe you need to rethink a little.

    • @gregoswald7723
      @gregoswald7723 Год назад +1

      @@leehogg4624 You said, "The problem begins when we approach with everything to fit a certain interpretation."
      There are , as I see it, three sides.
      1. The Young Earth Creationists.
      2. The Old Earth Religious.
      3. The Old Earth non-Religious.
      Each "side" believes it is the honest, truthful and correct side. Each side can't understand how the other sides can possibly believe what they believe, when the Bible or the Science or both, make their position so clear.
      You originally said, "The best way is to approach with skepticism." But then later you responded with, "I didn't know being honest, truthful and correct had a side ."
      It appears that you are not looking at your own "side" with skepticism since you believe it to be "honest, truthful and CORRECT..." So I guess you think that others should look at their own side with skepticism, since they are not correct.
      Let me ask you a simple question: How do you know that the world and everything in it, wasn't created this morning, 5 minutes before you "woke up"? You, your house, your car, your friends, the Bible, all created this morning. Your "memories" were created this morning too, which make you believe you have lived for years and make you believe you "know" stuff.
      How do you know God didn't create you and the world this morning? God can do anything.
      In case you are wondering, I am on the side of the Old Earth Religious. I believe there is a very good chance there is a God and there is a very good chance that the Earth took millions of years to get to where it is today. And, I look at all three "sides" with skepticism.

    • @leehogg4624
      @leehogg4624 Год назад

      @@gregoswald7723 that kind of question ....how do I know the world wasn't just created is a diversionary tactic. We can only know so much. But we can use our knowledge to give a best fit answer to many questions.
      For example, is the bible correct ? Is it factual , did Jesus exist and if so are the accounts verifiable .
      Straight away the bible is looking very shaky, that's without even doing any research. I have done research , I've looked at both sides and the case for Christianity looks worse as the scrutiny increases ....plus the other religions, are they correct and which denomination do you choose ?

  • @1Ethiopia_Getahun.
    @1Ethiopia_Getahun. Год назад +310

    I learned about Christianity through (GodLogic Apologetics) channel and (Answers in Genesis) channel.Thanks God For the Blessings of these channels

    • @Rydonittelo
      @Rydonittelo Год назад +4

      What bible translation are you reading?

    • @SaintRegime
      @SaintRegime Год назад +4

      Big fan of GodLogic.
      Testify is another great channel.
      InspiringPhilosophy has done some great work rebutting silly arguments against Christ. And some amazing longer videos.
      Can I recommend Mike Winger for in depth studies of the Bible and understanding the theology and teachings within?
      He's always very clear on when he speaks his own opinion.
      Has grace for other viewpoints.
      Studies hugely before speaking on a topic.
      Always shows his sources.
      And best of all....
      Really Loves Jesus.

    • @hisnameisiam808
      @hisnameisiam808 Год назад +9

      ​@@monteclark1115 poor aron. Jesus loves you monte.

    • @hisnameisiam808
      @hisnameisiam808 Год назад

      ​@@SaintRegime good suggestions.

    • @Gary-fq8cx
      @Gary-fq8cx Год назад

      You dont know anything about science do you?

  • @shparto1118
    @shparto1118 11 месяцев назад +5

    The speaker pushes his narrative, manipulating the audience with big claims made over selected information, and draws conclusion based on false statements. To be honest, everything in this video is at best disengenuine - nothing in it disproves evolution. Watching this is a waste of time.
    To illustrate, everything listed at 09:00 is a fallacy and even so can still be disproven. For example, cetaceans went from aquatic to terrestrial and then back to aquatic - with changes that can be traced over time, or over "layers", but with key elements that link them back to certain classes. Also, you can't make up a story about what happened to an animal before it died when looking at its fossil and then make a claim based on that story, it's a false statement which leads to fallacy by definition. For instance, the two fish he showed - he assumes they were both alive and therefore rapidly buried. Well, they could've got stuck and died. Even if you assume rapid burial, it doesn't connect back to the flood, you can't flood a marine animal and a flood most certainly wouldn't bury the ocean in dirt. EVEN if it did, he only showed two examples out of tens of thousands. And finally, animals don't turn into fossils in the blink of an eye after being put in dirt or flooded with water.
    YOU can go out there and WITNESS evolution yourself - see TREY the explainer's "rapid evolution". If you go against evolution, you not only end up embarrassing yourself like this guy, but also going against your faith. Evolution can't be disproven - so what? Does it hinder your faith? Do you need to put your own logic between the Bible and God's creation in order to believe? Take God's word as he gave it to you even if the things you see seem to go against it, that's the point of faith.

    • @user-ru7vo6xq7h
      @user-ru7vo6xq7h 26 дней назад

      Great comment and I agree with everything. However one point that you missed is that flooding and storms do generate sedimentation in the marine environment. Most preserved sedimentary rock that formed on the continental shelf was the result of the erosion/deposition of sediments from these storms. Flooding can also cause rivers to overflow which generates an influx of sediment into the marine.

  • @shawntalley7676
    @shawntalley7676 Год назад +7

    Nonsense.

    • @prschuster
      @prschuster 5 месяцев назад

      This video is like a fairy tale for adults.

  • @chrisreeves8037
    @chrisreeves8037 Год назад +309

    Our region in Texas receives 17 inches of rain a year, except one Sept when it poured 17 in a week. The river rose 20 ft and the current cut across the meander. The result was a 20 ft berm of silt. Later the county road crew cut a path through the fresh alluvial. I was surprised to see deposition akin to 1000 years, or such. The dirt particles had settled by specific gravity, but it looked like rock strata in our Science books which they called the geological record.

    • @chrisreeves8037
      @chrisreeves8037 Год назад +53

      @@mountkeen8701 Obviously not, I was just saying that it was possible that the creationist POV had some credence. I say that because in Intro Bio the evolution chart was tacked up in the lecture hall. I noticed a missing link in every phylum. So I enrolled in Bible Intro. It took as much faith to believe the Word as evolution. Thanks

    • @Jewonastick
      @Jewonastick Год назад +10

      @@chrisreeves8037 "I noticed a missing link in every phylum"..... Yes and if that missing link was found you's end up with two new missing links. Whats your point?

    • @chrisreeves8037
      @chrisreeves8037 Год назад +22

      @@mountkeen8701 I first learned about deposition HS Bio. The flood mentioned above was two years after this class. A couple more years pass, I enroll in Intro Bio and Geology (1978). These classes are in same hall; hence, the evolution chart on the wall. In short I am trying get folks to think, practice writing, and read others POV.

    • @imafeltersnatch7634
      @imafeltersnatch7634 Год назад +7

      Considering that Texas is #1 in the Bible belt I'm not surprised at your ignorance

    • @imafeltersnatch7634
      @imafeltersnatch7634 Год назад +5

      @@chrisreeves8037 Why not just encourage people to read scientific articles? POVs are pretty worthless at making sound decisions regarding the fields of science

  • @jerrylong6238
    @jerrylong6238 Год назад +11

    Atheist do not hate this, and evolution is already a proven fact. give it up.

  • @antiHUMANDesigns
    @antiHUMANDesigns Год назад +4

    I wonder why these rhetorics always leave out Genesis 6:6, where it says God _regretted_ making humans. Doesn't fit very well with the idea of an infallible God, does it?

    • @reldintv
      @reldintv 4 месяца назад +1

      It's not God who made the mistake, it was the human.
      He regretted, but it was not a mistake.
      God has no power over your thoughts or your choices, man was created with free will.

    • @antiHUMANDesigns
      @antiHUMANDesigns 4 месяца назад +1

      @@reldintv That's not how "regret" works. If he regrets making humans, it means he's not sure he should have done so, or even thinks he shouldn't have.
      God can see the future, can he not?
      Supposedly, he has a detailed "plan".
      If so, then there is absolutely no free will in this scneario, since otherwise God could be wrong about the future.

    • @reldintv
      @reldintv 4 месяца назад

      @@antiHUMANDesigns
      nope, the complete thought is this.
      God regretted when He created man because they chose to live Evil.
      If humans just live righteously, God would not feel any regret when He created man.
      If man has no Free Will or Freedom of Choice, then man could not fall from sin.
      whether man finds joy or not in following Gods command, man has no choice but to obey God
      if we don't have that freedom of choice, then we are not humans but are robots that can be easily be controlled by its creator.

    • @antiHUMANDesigns
      @antiHUMANDesigns 4 месяца назад

      @@reldintv Indeed, God regretted the result of his creation. One again, this implies tha the wish he hadn't made humans. That's literally what it means.
      If someone can see the future, then the future is set, which means no one has the freedom to make other choices, because then God couldn't know the future.

  • @lylecarbutt1478
    @lylecarbutt1478 Год назад +3

    So I don't see how this video demonstrates what was said in the title. I listened to a man completely ignore plate tectonics. He also ignored the process of fossilization. He ignores the many different environments in the rock record. The desert environments are at odds with the idea of a global flood. The swamp, river and ocean environments above and below don't indicate a flood. The fact that marine organisms are found in marine rocks and terrestrial organisms are found in
    terrestrial rocks and not mixed also don't align with his presentation. There are many other other issues with his presentation and others have pointed those out.

  • @Warriorking.1963
    @Warriorking.1963 Год назад +5

    So, where's your Nobel Prize? Disproving evolution is an automatic win mate.

    • @Warriorking.1963
      @Warriorking.1963 Год назад

      @@UserRandJ So where's you peer reviewed papers, you Nobel prizes, your fame and fortune? And while you're at it, maybe you can explain how anything in modern Biology works as it's all based on evolution which you say is wrong?
      And what's you beef with evolution anyway? Even if you could prove it wrong, it doesn't get you any nearer to a supernatural creature who created the universe.

    • @luis-sophus-8227
      @luis-sophus-8227 Месяц назад

      @@Warriorking.1963 Yes it would. And your claims regarding "nobel prize peer reviewed papers fame and fortune" are merely appeals to authority.
      Even though this channel offers very biased information it's still a fact that supernatural exists

  • @julieturcios41
    @julieturcios41 Год назад +63

    We used to visit my grandma in West Virginia, deep in the valley, she had a river and creek on her land and you could go to the banks and just about every rock you broke open had shellfish fossils in them.

    • @julieturcios41
      @julieturcios41 Год назад +3

      @globalcoupledances geology of Virginia? 🤔 I have never found any while living in Virginia since living there for 12 years. But West Virginia a lot. It took us 5-6 hours to get there from Maryland, where I was raised.

    • @mathusq9614
      @mathusq9614 Год назад

      @@globalcoupledances wikipedia

    • @BobSmith-ew5oi
      @BobSmith-ew5oi Год назад +7

      Just shows millions of years ago that land an ocean and only natural to expect to see marine fossils.

    • @hpinchen9451
      @hpinchen9451 Год назад +4

      @@BobSmith-ew5oinot millions of years! Recent history…😏

    • @danielvermeer3363
      @danielvermeer3363 Год назад

      ​@julieturcios41 deep in the valley I believe was where they were found.

  • @frankruppert8692
    @frankruppert8692 Год назад +2

    One question....with all the fossilized remains found throughout the world based on the Flood as described in Genesis, why are there no human fossils in you presentation. If the flood happened in such a rapid time frame, there would be millions of human fossil remains as well in these rock layers.
    Please help us understand!

    • @frankruppert8692
      @frankruppert8692 Год назад

      The Flood was brought down upon the Earth because of the behavior of humans as Punishment. The concept of Human time has no correlation to the concept of God's Time. Reasonable thinking would therefore deduce that there should be all types of creatures fossilized in the Rock layers including mammals and humans. The Great Flood theory "Has To" to coincide with the existence of man and mammals or the story of Noah and the Ark is just that a story!
      Realistically Noone knows the truth. How about we all look within, find what gives each of us " Individual Peace" and then move on. Respect the choice others have made if different from yours and let us all coexist in the here and now.
      Faith should be an individual choice. There has been enough blood shed in the name of Religion to last for the rest of eternity. No matter what your choice, Believe it, Live it but never make anyone else suffer in any way because of it!

  • @harryfve5
    @harryfve5 Год назад +5

    If the flood created all the layers, then why aren’t all the fossils in the same layer? Why are there so many different layers. It only lasted a few months. Where are the human fossils?

    • @osmosis321
      @osmosis321 9 месяцев назад

      There are SO MANY problems with believing the flood narrative as a literal historical event. It's a purity test of faith because you have to dismiss pretty much all of science to believe it.

    • @filipskalic3376
      @filipskalic3376 4 месяца назад

      Because event like that was extremely violent . Mountains came down left and right. Genesis is oversimplified need to know basic, noahs point of view that doesn’t explain or describe all events surrounding flood timeline. Fallen ones (angels, aliens) lived in flesh with humans up that point and everything was destroyed. Noah doesn’t explain how earth was repopulated too , but as a believer in almighty God i believe He personally knows stuff about dna engineering ❤

    • @user-ru7vo6xq7h
      @user-ru7vo6xq7h 26 дней назад

      @@filipskalic3376how would the arc survive if the flood was strong enough to collapse mountains?

  • @statutesofthelord
    @statutesofthelord Год назад +269

    It is strange that many Evolutionists will look at a 71% blue globe, and then assert that there isn't enough water to cover the whole world.

    • @manuelwatts1864
      @manuelwatts1864 Год назад +30

      Not when the 29% results of continental plate tectonics prove otherwise ...

    • @statutesofthelord
      @statutesofthelord Год назад

      @@manuelwatts1864 Manuel uses "prove" like it was fact. That is not being truthful, Manuel.

    • @Specogecko
      @Specogecko Год назад +62

      Because there isn’t enough water…. What kind of logic are you using?

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад

      ​@@manuelwatts1864 plate tectonics don't prove anything of the sort. The only thing they do is give atheists a theory that can just as easily be explained by the Flood of Noah.

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад +63

      ​@@Specogecko perhaps you didn't know there's water underneath the Earth's crust as well. 🤔✝️🙏

  • @williamthrasher8540
    @williamthrasher8540 Год назад +366

    As a young child, one the trips were we visited my grandparents farm which haft of it was in KY and the half in TN. My mother took me for a walk around the farm TN side, There was an area on a hill side that had many fossilized sea plants laying out top of the ground uncovered. So I ask Mom were these came from and she told me from Noah's flood. I have never had a problem believing the book of Genesis or the rest of the Bible.

    • @bootycalled2780
      @bootycalled2780 Год назад +48

      I have some heartbreaking news to tell you, there is no Santa Claus. Sorry I had to be the one to tell you, but now that you're 12 years old, I think it's time you started thinking like an adult. I'm sorry your mom didn't tell you, that was very unfair of her.

    • @andretison9671
      @andretison9671 Год назад +26

      As a young child, I remember waking up on Christmas morning and seeing lot of wrapped gifts under the tree. My parents told me Santas Claus brought them during the night, coming down the chimney. Many years later, I wondered how Santas Claus could come down the chimney since our house didn't have a chimney. But I saw in a book that same story, and I realized my parents told the truth! I'm 61 years old now and still believe in Santa Claus.

    • @bootycalled2780
      @bootycalled2780 Год назад +3

      @@andretison9671 it's a Christmas miracle

    • @ashtonchretien
      @ashtonchretien Год назад

      @@bootycalled2780 you can mock God all you want. Ik he’s real, easy to prove and just as easy to prove how being a atheist is literally the most retarded thing imaginable. Thinking 1+1=3 is smarter then thinking nothing created everything 😂

    • @keepthechange2811
      @keepthechange2811 Год назад +1

      It's pretty obvious ain't it.

  • @KULYoon
    @KULYoon Год назад +7

    as an atheist, I LOVE THIS. and your comments section too. best comedy ever.

  • @woodystube1000
    @woodystube1000 Год назад +22

    I watched this video hoping it would be entertaining. I was not disappointed. It reminds me of a video a few years back in which an evangelist explained how god made the perfect food by way of the banana. He had no clue the banana as we know it was genetically engineered. Gold!

  • @greenguitarfish
    @greenguitarfish Год назад +128

    Excellent example of 2nd Corinthians 10:5. We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.

    • @jerrylong6238
      @jerrylong6238 Год назад

      @@mountkeen8701 Well, that is the mind set of theists. They live in a make-believe reality so it's easy for them.

    • @highpriestofgavinalmightyh1304
      @highpriestofgavinalmightyh1304 Год назад +11

      Except not.
      Evolution is not spontaneously morphing into an entirely different species. The closest to such a phenomenon would be metamorphosis. While metamorphosis does occur in nature, it is not synonymous with speciation.
      Speciation occurs when organisms of the same species are separated and endure separate natural pressures over many generations which result in genetic and physiological changes significant enough that the descendants of those organisms can no longer interbreed. The offspring of those organisms have become separate species in other words.
      Regarding time scale, it depends on what particular organisms we are speaking of. Simple single celled organisms can evolve very quickly as they have generation after generation within a single day. When doctors tell us to complete a regiment of antibiotics, they are telling us that because failure to do so may result in the strongest most resistant organisms surviving and passing on their genes in the form of much stronger more resistant infection.
      Again, evolve does not mean an organism spontaneously changes into another organism. Evolution is population mechanics/genetics over time.
      Humans did not come from any modern monkey or ape. Our ancestors were humans until we go far back enough we don’t recognize them as humans.
      There are literally libraries of data regarding natural selection. We in fact do have bones and fossils from prehistory to corroborate this. Hypothetically, even if we didn’t, there is still ample evidence of biological evolution in genetic code (and no, that does not refer to code as a computer programmer would understand it).
      You’re attempting to create a false dichotomy; either you believe deities exist, or you believe natural phenomena occur. I remember this sort of fundamentalist evangelical indoctrination from the 1980s and 1990s.
      One may believe in deities while also understanding the scientific process, and how we came to know it.
      Conversely, one may not believe in deities, but believe in fantastical or dubious claims such as those intrinsic within astrology or solipsism.
      Evolutionary biology is not a religion. This was confirmed even in the legal system in the 2005 Kitsmiller vs. Dover decision.
      Unfortunately, fraudulent organizations such as Answers in Genesis and Living Waters ministries have purposefully confused the definition of evolution as it pertains to biology.

    • @rudysimoens570
      @rudysimoens570 Год назад

      @@highpriestofgavinalmightyh1304 brilliant remark! The so-called "believers" deliberately misrepresent evolution because it is too corrosive to their silly supernatural beliefs! We are nothing but a species of apes nothing more nothing less! And do those "believers" really believe that the homo sapiens are the only species of apes that can survive their own death by going to an imaginary hell or heaven? It's an insult to my intelligence and it should be an insult to the intelligence of everybody else!!!

    • @imafeltersnatch7634
      @imafeltersnatch7634 Год назад +1

      Who authored Corinthians?

    • @imafeltersnatch7634
      @imafeltersnatch7634 Год назад +5

      Impressive that you choose a biblical character from 2000 years ago in an attempt to argue against modern science. No doubt that you have a crayon illustration as evidence

  • @cobusvanderlinde6871
    @cobusvanderlinde6871 Год назад +25

    So riddle me this:
    Gen 7:11 the flood commences on the 17th day of the 2nd month of Noah's 600th year.
    7:12 it rains for 40 days and nights
    7:24 the waters prevail on the earth for 150 days
    8:3 the waters recede over 150 days
    So far, depending on how you count we are either 300 (the 7:12 40 days are included in the 7:24 150 days), or 340 days into the flood. (that is 10 - 11 months)
    8:4 on the 17th day of the 7th month the ark touches down on Mt. Ararat.
    8:5 the waters continue to recede until the tenth month
    so presumably these happen during the 8:3 150 days?
    8:6-8 after 40 days.... so is that 340/380 days now?
    Noah sends out a raven, then a dove
    8:10-11 Noah waits 7 days and sends out the dove again, it returns with an olive leaf
    8:12 Noah waits another 7 days and sends out the dove again; it does not return
    This puts us on a grand total of 40+150+150+40+7+7 = 394 days
    So
    Gen 7:11 the flood commences on the 17th day of the 2nd month of Noah's 600th year
    Gen 8:13 the earth is dry-ish by the 1st of the 1st of the 601st year
    Gen 8:14 the earth is completely dry by the 27th of the 2nd month.
    The full duration of the flood is then 10 days in excess of a year (being 17-2-600 end 27-2-600)
    That would be noticeably less than our 394 days.
    We are out by more than half a month that is unaccounted for, almost three weeks.
    Now that sort of error is fine if you are talking about a hundred year long matter, but this is barely more than a year. a three week mistake is pretty major in this case.
    Now maybe I made a counting mistake somewhere... if we assume that the first 40 days are included in the first 150 days, we end up on ten days short of a year, so that does not work. If anything one could assume we somehow lost a week of waiting between Noah sending out the first dove after sending out the raven, but that just makes the mistake even greater.
    The reality of course is that the flood narrative is actually two separate versions of the same story out of two separate traditions, interwoven with each other by a later writer. you have what is known as the Yahwist narrative (Gen 6:1-8, 7:1-5, 7:7, 7:12, 7:17-18, 7:23, 8:6-12, 8:13b, 8:20-22, and 9:18-27) and all the rest make up the Priestly narrative (Gen6:9-22, 7:6, 7:8-11, 7:13-16, 7:19-22, 7:24-8:5, 8:13a, 8:14-19, 9:1-17, 9:28-29). There are archaeological finds of both of these narratives in isolate (that is a Yahwist text with just the Yahwist bits, and a Priestly text with just the Priestly bits) We know that this is two versions of the same story interwoven with one another.
    This is why one verse explains that Noah should take 7 pairs of all clean animals, and one pair of all unclean animals (7:2), yet elsewhere God sends single pairs of all animals, clean and unclean alike to Noah. (7:8) why sometimes the flood is caused solely by the rain but in other bits we also see mention of "the springs of the great deep" (7:11) implying waters both falling in from the heaven AND rising up from underground.
    This time inconsistency disappears (sort of) when you do not try to reconcile the two separate narratives. All this to say that to literally interpret the flood narrative in Genesis is a fool's game. It gets even worse because what do we find on the 5th tablet of the epic of Gilgamesh. Note that while the Jawhist wrote around the 10th-9th century BCE, and the Priestly author around the 6th century BCE, the Epic of Gilgamesh was written sometime between the 21st and 13th century BCE (so significantly earlier basically). We find a flood narrative from which the Genesis flood account clearly took inspiration.
    So Gen 6- 9 represents not a historical record of real events, but the interwoven product of two different Hebrew versions of the same Sumerian myth.
    For an organisation that purports to deeply study Genesis, you guys are really shameless in withholding well established knowledge about your primary source.

    • @lonnierh0dgejr41
      @lonnierh0dgejr41 Год назад +1

      a complete and utter smack to AiG's BS.

    • @zanir2387
      @zanir2387 Год назад +3

      And sadly they pride in their ignorance by spread anti-scientific falsehood.

    • @cobusvanderlinde6871
      @cobusvanderlinde6871 Год назад +2

      @@lonnierh0dgejr41 and I did not even address the rock layers part of the argument.
      Hell my next angle of attack consists of biblical year counting and concluding that the Egyptians were already in Egypt building pyramids during the flood, and continued to do so during and after with no indication of any disturbance. Keep in mind that the Egyptians are supposedly descended from Noah's son Ham.
      Turns out that people have always been half decent at counting years, so the ages of many old kingdom pyramids are fairly easy to corroborate. So our biblical year counting exercise cannot accurately determine these historical facts.
      Which again results in the simple conclusion: interpreting genesis literally is a fool's game.

    • @captainandrew016
      @captainandrew016 Год назад +6

      Two questions for you:
      1. Which Version of the Bible are you using?
      2. The Sumerian/Babylonian 'history' is based off of what, exactly?
      A topic for discussion:
      Why are the Sumerian/Babylonian people gone, and the Jews are not? They are Historically about as old as each other; with even the most God hating, evolutionist loving historians conceding the Lineage of Abraham (his ancestry and descendants) to be Historically accurate. Humans are incredibly good at Genocide, after all, and plenty of groups have disappeared over the years.
      2000 years of Catholic persecution of Jews and dissident Bible believing Christians and they are still here. Against all odds.

    • @smithsmithington
      @smithsmithington Год назад +6

      Hebrew year is 355 days and they didn't have our Gregorian calendar months.
      "The Jewish calendar is lunisolar-i.e., regulated by the positions of both the moon and the sun. It consists usually of 12 alternating lunar months of 29 and 30 days each (except for Ḥeshvan and Kislev, which sometimes have either 29 or 30 days), and totals 353, 354, or 355 days per year."

  • @heihei3453
    @heihei3453 Год назад +6

    So what is his explanation for the KT boundary line loaded with an unusually high amount of iridium?

    • @hifijohn
      @hifijohn 4 месяца назад

      God had a big bucket of iridium that he accidentally spilled.

    • @yoyeo1900
      @yoyeo1900 4 месяца назад

      It doesn't need explanation. It's only called a boundary in aid of supporting a predetermined hypothesis.

    • @yoyeo1900
      @yoyeo1900 4 месяца назад

      @@nathancook2852
      That's the fault of your argument. It's explained with a creator. Your science fails even when the outcome is known.

  • @GoneCarnivore
    @GoneCarnivore Год назад +4

    I don't care how old the Earth is or what anything or anyone has to say on this issue. Whether the earth is 8,000 years old or 800 Trillion is pointless. There is a God and he created Everything.

    • @vampirehunter533
      @vampirehunter533 Год назад

      Yes I totally agree.

    • @Censoredbyyourcult
      @Censoredbyyourcult Год назад +1

      Whether you believe in a god or not is irellevant, Earth's measurably old. Period.

    • @drewdrake9130
      @drewdrake9130 Год назад

      Your God did not create itself, right?
      There's one thing your god did not create.
      Maybe there's more!?

    • @Censoredbyyourcult
      @Censoredbyyourcult Год назад

      @@drewdrake9130 I wanna know what it created everything from. There was nothing and suddenly there was a lot of stuff. Did he create the entire universe out of nothing?

  • @SK-bw2cv
    @SK-bw2cv Год назад +38

    The only thing we can rely on that is trustworthy enough is the bible.
    Psalm 143:8
    Let me hear in the morning of your steadfast love, for in you I trust. Make me know the way I should go, for to you I lift up my soul.
    Proverbs 3:5-6
    Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.

    • @teddycooke8723
      @teddycooke8723 Год назад +2

      We can trust it because it tells us to trust it😮😮😮😮

    • @SK-bw2cv
      @SK-bw2cv Год назад

      @@teddycooke8723 so are we to assume we can't trust it because you don't?
      Apparently you have a big ego.

    • @eeveeofalltrades4780
      @eeveeofalltrades4780 Год назад +3

      Science, when done right, is simply a way to discover the way God designed things to be

    • @SK-bw2cv
      @SK-bw2cv Год назад

      @@eeveeofalltrades4780 evolution is not the way to go to figure it out

    • @eeveeofalltrades4780
      @eeveeofalltrades4780 Год назад +1

      @@SK-bw2cv yeah, I know that

  • @jeffyorton3304
    @jeffyorton3304 Год назад +4

    It is so intellectually satisfying to hold to the biblical view of origins, sedimentary rock layers, and fossils. It is the only explanation that is logical and scientific... with all the physical evidence fully supporting it.

    • @paulgarrett4474
      @paulgarrett4474 Год назад +1

      Is that a joke? It's hard to tell with creationists.

    • @neptica9926
      @neptica9926 Год назад

      If you know he’s a creationist why do you think he’s joking?

    • @paulgarrett4474
      @paulgarrett4474 Год назад +1

      ​@Neptica that's the point, he could be an educated person, sarcastically mocking the professional liar in the video. The claim in the original comment is almost too stupid to be made seriously, but with creationists it's so hard to tell.

    • @betsieswartz
      @betsieswartz Год назад

      It is kinda hard to tell with these nut jobs.

    • @MarcusHitch
      @MarcusHitch 4 месяца назад

      I kinda want to know what @paulgarrett4474 asked... is this biting sarcasm, or wilful ignorance.

  • @japowey8958
    @japowey8958 Год назад +10

    what about coral? it can’t grow as large as it is now in only 6000 years. not to mention that coral only grows in VERY specific conditions being warm and calm water. idk about you but a great flood doesn’t sound warm or calm to me

    • @japowey8958
      @japowey8958 Год назад

      @@farplenorp yes it is because every single coral species alive today grows WAY TOO SLOW to be as large as the ones in big reefs today. if there was a flood it would have killed all coral worldwide so it would HAVE TO had grown to it’s size today in 6000 years. by every study done, disregarding christian studies because they start the study with bias and they all go against every other study done by real scientists, coral CAN NOT grow that fast. there’s a plethora of other reasons with the coral but i’m not going into that.
      the christian “science” book called “origins linking science and scripture” by ariel roth published in 1998 claims the fastest growing species of coral can grow from 26.4-43.2 cm per year. which he cites as from a 1968 paper called “comparative growth rates of some reef corals in the caribbean.” the max growth rate in that paper? 16.8cm a year. wildly different than roth’s claim and WAY to slow to support a 6000 year old earth. roth blatantly mis-cited the paper. now why would i trust other christian science books when it is so clear that they misrepresent information?

    • @chainingsolid
      @chainingsolid Год назад +2

      The catastrophic plate tectonics model would include a fair bit of warming up of the oceans so you would have more warm water in the past.

    • @Prince_Az_Myr
      @Prince_Az_Myr Год назад +2

      What are you talking about? Coral doesn't grow slowly, we've seen the great barrier reef grow bigger than recorded in 36 years.

    • @japowey8958
      @japowey8958 Год назад +1

      @@chainingsolid it would have to be calm. and it would have to be the PERFECT salinity. if there was a global flood i doubt it would be calm but even if it were all the water would mix causing the salinity of the ocean to fall because it is being diluted by fresh water. coral is VERY sensitive to a change in salinity and would die.

    • @japowey8958
      @japowey8958 Год назад +1

      @@Prince_Az_Myr citation needed. but yeah it probably has considering we’ve been polluting the ocean with sunscreen that destroys coral for decades it makes sense that the GBR has grown at a record pace recently since we’ve been switching to mineral sunscreen which isn’t harmful. but coral doesn’t grow fast it has a maximum rate of 2cm a year for non branching species which has been studied repeatedly. reefs just can’t be as big as they are if they started 6000 years ago.

  • @thisisthenewcovenant6058
    @thisisthenewcovenant6058 Год назад +49

    I remember climbing a mountain in Ireland, It was loose rock near the top, pulling myself up with my hand on a rock set into some brush , it came loose and caused other rocks to fall..to my amazment in the soil beneath was a collection of seashells..and a lot of them, not brought by birds etc..too many ..and if they were there millions of years I wonder why they havnt turned to dust..mmmm..praise God for his revelation..

    • @samrowe2889
      @samrowe2889 Год назад +3

      What? Sorry I read and reread your comment I'm not wrapping my head around your misunderstanding of how things work were they fossils seashells or just normal sea shells I guess we can start there

    • @davekearney1944
      @davekearney1944 Год назад +1

      ​@@samrowe2889 Did you attempt to find out how they got there, or did you make an assumption?

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад +7

      ​@@davekearney1944 evolutionists have their own assumptions on it but is just as easily explained by the Flood.

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад

      ​@@anonymous01792 they're all over the world. Sea fossils on mountains.

    • @SK-bw2cv
      @SK-bw2cv Год назад +2

      We have the standard of God's word to help us understand. How blind we used to be.

  • @ninecowsh9228
    @ninecowsh9228 Год назад +49

    Interesting hypothesis. Now it’s time to test it.
    1) If a massive flood killed all living creatures including humans why don’t we find lots of human fossil among the other fossils?
    2) if the earth is 6000 years old why can we then find a 9500 year old tree (Old Tjikko in Norway)
    3) the current isotope composition on the earth and radioactive decay rates of elements dates the earth much older. Even IF that rate has mysteriously been speeded up the energy released would literally have vaporized the earth if it was all to happen in 6000 years.

    • @neptica9926
      @neptica9926 Год назад +11

      As for points 2&3, Adam and Eve weren’t created as babies so why do you think the Earth and everything on it would be created as newborn?
      Haven’t checked the veracity of the first one yet.

    • @alwayslearning8365
      @alwayslearning8365 Год назад +3

      Lots of good points here. 👍

    • @ninecowsh9228
      @ninecowsh9228 Год назад +11

      @@neptica9926 there’s another problem. If the flood resets the human population to around a handful of persons, how did it reach the 150-300 million only 2000 years later? That’s a factor of ~30 million in 2000 years. Note that in the following 2000 years until today the population only increased by a factor of ~50 despite the highest growth rates ever observed in human history.

    • @OskarKudla
      @OskarKudla Год назад +16

      Main problem is you're using reason to question unreasonable statements.

    • @SPBurt1
      @SPBurt1 Год назад +11

      Excellent points all. no doubt. I think it is simply important to point out all the issues with evolution, whether geological, cosmological or biological. I don't necessarily think the flood in the absolute biblical sense is the answer either. Problems in current theories are abound. We have already seen since JWT hit space that current cosmological models are full of issues. Dogma in current accepted science is also a thing.

  • @tkcurtis1725
    @tkcurtis1725 Год назад +12

    Your book was written by people who didn't know where the sun went at night....and it still guides you (and billions of others) here in the 21st century. WOW!!!

    • @brittanylopez2609
      @brittanylopez2609 Год назад +1

      Well of course, no one knew where the sun went (at least with any precise scientific language or photographic proof that we have the luxury of today) when this historically accurate collection of 66 books was written by different authors separated by different cultures and decades that seamlessly points to the same themes, tenants, and historic events - with cross references - before any syndicated channels of communication existed. However they did understated the sun went down and came back up on the other side faithfully everyday and they did understand it was by the power of the creator who made it to do that exact thing.

    • @radicalttc
      @radicalttc Год назад +1

      Your very words tells the writers the words are God's on. The bible is timeless like God himself.

    • @tkcurtis1725
      @tkcurtis1725 Год назад

      @@brittanylopez2609 Certain books left out, certain passages added/deleted, many different versions, different translations, individual biases, cultural biases, influence of the church.... I could go on and on. If this is the perfect, inerrant word of god, the first draft should have sufficed.

    • @nigelmcculloch3746
      @nigelmcculloch3746 Год назад

      @@tkcurtis1725 it is interesting though that as a earthmoving machine operator I could plough my wheel loader into a pile of mixed dirt and clay lift it up and slowly pour it out on the ground and it would more or less end up in it's respective layers, so what does this prove? Maybe there is a lot more to be found out how the earth formed and where did all this water come from!

  • @Scorpion-my3dv
    @Scorpion-my3dv Год назад +29

    Isaiah 55:11
    So shall my word be that goes out from my mouth; it shall not return to me empty, but it shall accomplish that which I purpose, and shall succeed in the thing for which I sent it.

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад

      @@mountkeen8701 *see got questions
      They actually recently did a video on that

    • @klopchi6772
      @klopchi6772 Год назад

      Spoken like a true saturated in water and buried in the darkness.

  • @Dock284
    @Dock284 Год назад +3

    I am genuinely confused. All your claims are either easily disproved or make no sense anyways. Evolution is a proven fact that you actively chose to ignore.

  • @granaFPS
    @granaFPS Год назад +1

    petition to stop disseminating false information on medias.

  • @mtmms70
    @mtmms70 Год назад +93

    when I see videos like this one I don’t became skeptical about evolution but about human intelligence

    • @cutekanjii
      @cutekanjii Год назад +1

      Funny how people like u always respond with insults & name calling rather than with facts

    • @pinklover-sk1iq
      @pinklover-sk1iq Год назад +1

      Bro😭

    • @BST-lm4po
      @BST-lm4po Год назад +22

      You've got the supreme creator folks.
      And the fish turned into man folks.
      Not sure which sounds more far fetched! 🤔

    • @ssrmy1782
      @ssrmy1782 Год назад

      Logical fallacies can be ignored.

    • @MisterDemonYT
      @MisterDemonYT Год назад +4

      @@BST-lm4po That's like a flat earther saying:
      You've got a Flat earth just like you can see folks.
      You've got a spinning rock in the middle of deep space billions of light years long folks.
      Not sure which sounds more far fetched! 🤔
      Just because one option is more far fetched than the other doesn't make it less true 🤔🤔

  • @felixrodriguez539
    @felixrodriguez539 Год назад +13

    I understand the viewpoint you're presenting, but I'd like to address some concerns and misconceptions in your argument.
    Selective representation of fossils: It's important to note that museums and textbooks aim to provide a comprehensive overview of the fossil record, rather than a biased selection. While it's true that not every fossil can be displayed, the purpose is to represent the overall pattern of the history of life on Earth, which supports the idea of evolution.
    Fossil sequence and the flood: The ordering of fossils in the rock layers is not arbitrary, nor does it support the idea of a global flood. The concept of geologic time, including the division of Earth's history into distinct periods, is based on extensive scientific evidence from various fields, such as radiometric dating, sedimentology, and paleontology. The consistent pattern of simpler organisms in lower layers and more complex organisms in higher layers supports the evolutionary view rather than a sudden event like a flood.
    Biblical creation and the fossil record: The claim that the Bible's account of creation is more accurate than the scientific consensus is not supported by the evidence. The six-day creation story from the Bible is not in line with the vast amount of data that has been collected in support of evolution and the age of the Earth, which is estimated to be around 4.5 billion years old.
    Lack of transitional fossils: While it's true that not every transitional form between species has been found in the fossil record, there are numerous examples of transitional fossils that demonstrate the gradual changes between species over time. Examples include the evolution of whales from land mammals, the development of birds from theropod dinosaurs, and the series of hominid fossils that trace human evolution.
    Stasis and the fossil record: Although there are instances of stasis in the fossil record, this doesn't negate the evidence for evolution. Stasis can occur for various reasons, such as stable environmental conditions or the lack of selection pressure. However, there are plenty of examples in the fossil record that show significant changes in morphology, supporting the idea of evolution through natural selection.
    The scientific evidence supports the evolutionary perspective rather than a young Earth creationist view. The fossil record, geologic time scale, and transitional fossils all provide evidence for the gradual change in species over time, consistent with the theory of evolution by natural selection. While the Bible may provide spiritual guidance for some, it is not a reliable source for understanding the natural history of life on Earth.

    • @piotrrajmundkoprowski4732
      @piotrrajmundkoprowski4732 Год назад

      C'mon man;) you really think you can argue with beliefs? Especially if this can make you immortal?

    • @gator7082
      @gator7082 Год назад

      You should post examples of changes in morphology and transitional fossils.

    • @mr.mayhem4054
      @mr.mayhem4054 Год назад

      Where did DNA and genetic information come from to produce the amount of variety and support evolution?

    • @rtan8707
      @rtan8707 Год назад

      Pls provide an objective experiment that was done where one specie turning into another specie. Darwin claimed all sorts of imaginative theories like monkey becoming man to fish becoming man proving that he cannot even stay in one lane and unable to prove any of it.

    • @ducon0000
      @ducon0000 Год назад

      Bravo

  • @dcferwerda
    @dcferwerda Год назад +96

    The problem with the logic that the dinosaurs didn't pre-exist before Adam and eve, is that if the dinosaurs were fossilized during some great flood that you claim, there would have been people there as well during that flood and they would have also been fossilized as they would have all been killed except for the ones who survived on Noah's ark. ...

    • @davidcole1475
      @davidcole1475 Год назад +10

      Sure they did. Dinosaurs existed millions of years ago. Man between 50,000 and 100,000 years.

    • @bisken6547
      @bisken6547 Год назад +26

      Can't remember the verse, but in the bible there is something about a behemoth that was one of God's first creations, and the description was really close to a certain dinosaur

    • @IgnoreMeImWrong
      @IgnoreMeImWrong Год назад +13

      @@bisken6547 Close before or after we learned they looked more like birds?

    • @davidcole1475
      @davidcole1475 Год назад +7

      @@bisken6547
      No. The best explanation of leviathan and behemoth is the crocodile and hippo. Dinosaurs and humans were not contemporaries.

    • @hord81
      @hord81 Год назад +41

      ​@@davidcole1475 "Behold, Behemoth, which I made as I made you; he eats grass like an ox. Not a crocodile.
      He makes his tail stiff like a cedar; the sinews of his thighs are knit together. His tail is large like a cedar tree. Hippoes have a very small thin tail. So its not a hippo. From Job 41.

  • @antiHUMANDesigns
    @antiHUMANDesigns Год назад +3

    And why do you think they don't show ALL of the fossils in the geological column? Could be possibly be that there's no way you could feasibly fit that many illustrations on a single page?
    Are you not aware of how crazy many different fossil species we have found?
    You say it's to "tell the story", which is sort of correct, but it's rather that they tend to show you the index fossils, or which major groups of life appear at those different layers, so they show you only examples of species from those groups.

  • @olsmokey5256
    @olsmokey5256 Год назад +3

    I'm in construction and we order crushed Lime stone from Gravel Quarries for various building projects and I see fossils in the stone ALL THE TIME

    • @jeffreyk5734
      @jeffreyk5734 4 месяца назад

      Those are Mud Fossils. A term that doesn't even officially exist in the Scientific Community yet. But they have to be aware of it and the concept by now. Lots of people have borrowed bits and pieces of Roger Spurr's extensive research with his having received no credit for it.

  • @tommontgomery604
    @tommontgomery604 Год назад +347

    Nice lecture very passionate, informative and convincing, I almost forgot I am a geologist 😂

    • @davekearney1944
      @davekearney1944 Год назад +13

      @@globalcoupledances I think he did, but not in so many words.

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад +75

      @@globalcoupledances too bad 500 million years ago never existed 🧐

    • @SuperNinjaChef
      @SuperNinjaChef Год назад +25

      ​@@newcreationinchrist1423 😂

    • @davekearney1944
      @davekearney1944 Год назад +26

      @@globalcoupledances LOL. But seriously now - On the grand scheme of things it's a really new book. Our universe is about 13.7 billion years old. The oldest section of the bible, the pentateuch, was compiled by 4 different authors about 3000 years ago, a few hundred years after the biblical "Moses" is presumed to have died. Whether or not he actually existed is unproven and open to debate.
      So after a stretch of just under 13.7 billion years, bible literalists and young earthers got into the game...late.

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад +5

      @@globalcoupledances does it now? We would disagree

  • @Scorpion-my3dv
    @Scorpion-my3dv Год назад +51

    God's word is going to stand long after this world is dead and gone. Good job AIG

    • @wyett123
      @wyett123 Год назад +13

      That's weird. It doesn't even stand now

    • @SK-bw2cv
      @SK-bw2cv Год назад +4

      ​@@wyett123 we beg to differ.

    • @wyett123
      @wyett123 Год назад

      @@SK-bw2cv of course you do. Yet you're the one picking and choosing what gods word is.
      From the very foundation of the Bible where some of "gods word" was purposely left out.
      To y'all ignoring where wearing mixed fabrics, eating shrimp or working the sabbath is a sin. Of which working the Sabbath you should be put to death.

    • @msmorgan45
      @msmorgan45 Год назад +1

      @@wyett123 Let me guess, you think you are a talking Monkey, lol!

    • @wyett123
      @wyett123 Год назад

      @@msmorgan45 😶 No! Humans are primates.
      -typically having flexible hands and feet with opposable first digits, good eyesight, and, in the higher apes, a highly developed brain: includes lemurs, lorises, monkeys, apes, and man.
      Do you think humans aren't animals?

  • @all88888
    @all88888 Год назад +1

    So who wrote genesis?

  • @worldhola5090
    @worldhola5090 Год назад +4

    Creationists hate this comment:
    Where did the life come from?
    Creationists: Well Bible says.... God did it.
    Scientists: We don't really know, but we can assume how it could be formed.
    This is the difference with religion and science.
    Religion does not care about the scientific questions, but scientists care.
    Religion is not humble on what they think they know, but scientists are very careful of what they know.

  • @delanagracejohnson6282
    @delanagracejohnson6282 Год назад +5

    Question: where are the fossil records of animals we have now? And why did Noah not bring the dinosaurs with him on the ark ?

    • @wavemaker2077
      @wavemaker2077 Год назад +2

      What made you think that dinosaurs were not included in the ark? Are you looking for the biggest dinosaurs inside the ark? Noah doesn't need to bring the biggest one. Noah was told to bring animals of their kind. So seven pairs of dog will suffice. Seven pairs of cats will suffice. Did Noah collect all of them from all over the world? No. The bible said that the animals went to Noah by themselves.
      Why are there soft tissues of t-rex dinosaurs found in their bones if they are 300 million years old already? Did the soft tissues miraculously survive for 300 million years or are those dinosaur bones not really that very old as scientists want to claim? You know which is the more plausible answer.
      There are even stegosaurus carved in the Angkor Wat temple. That is proof that the humans who built the Angkor Wat have seen the stegosaurus which is supposed to have lived 160 million years ago. Was the Angkor Wat built 160 million years ago or was the stegosaurus alive on the 12th century (when the Angkor Wat was built)?

    • @paulgarrett4474
      @paulgarrett4474 Год назад +1

      ​@@wavemaker2077 you should get your information from actual scientists rather than creationist propaganda outlets. Everything you wrote here is wrong.

    • @randomusername3873
      @randomusername3873 Год назад +2

      ​@@wavemaker2077 no t-rex was alive 300 millions years ago, they appeared hundreds of millions of years later, lol

    • @wavemaker2077
      @wavemaker2077 Год назад

      @@randomusername3873 lol. Scientists found soft tissues from the bones of t-rex. Time to wake up. We have been lied for too long. You are so fast asleep that you think everything that was thought to you especially about science is correct.

    • @bobwilkinson2008
      @bobwilkinson2008 6 месяцев назад +1

      There was no ark or flood. Please grow up.

  • @mikesterrett7561
    @mikesterrett7561 Год назад +51

    Jesus Christ our Lord n Saviour..❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏

    • @bobmoore5242
      @bobmoore5242 Год назад +2

      John 11:25-26 New King James Version 25 Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. 26 And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die. Do you believe this?”

    • @ProudHumanism
      @ProudHumanism Год назад +1

      Savior from what? Lol

    • @Brett.D
      @Brett.D Год назад +4

      @@ProudHumanism Pride for starters...

    • @inthelightofhisglory9614
      @inthelightofhisglory9614 Год назад +1

      ​@@Brett.D There you go! Amen

    • @lizcutajar9352
      @lizcutajar9352 Год назад

      ​@@ProudHumanism why you think you are not a sinner like everyone else?

  • @raymondking1175
    @raymondking1175 Год назад +24

    “Every aspect of Nature reveals a deep mystery and touches our sense of wonder and awe. Those afraid of the universe as it really is, those who pretend to have nonexistent knowledge and envision a Cosmos centered on human beings will prefer the fleeting comforts of superstition. They avoid rather than confront the world. But those with the courage to explore the weave and structure of the Cosmos, even where it differs profoundly from their wishes and prejudices, will penetrate its deepest mysteries.” Carl Sagan

    • @daddybandit4431
      @daddybandit4431 Год назад +1

      What was his take on the origin of the "bing bang" again?

    • @MineCraft-nz9pg
      @MineCraft-nz9pg Год назад +4

      “Instead of believing what they knew was the truth about God, they deliberately chose to believe lies. So they worshipped the things God made but not the Creator himself, who is to be praised forever. Amen. That is why God abandoned them to their shameful desires…” (Romans 1:25, 26)

    • @TimsWildlife
      @TimsWildlife Год назад +2

      Carl Sagan over superstition every day!

    • @zpt4862
      @zpt4862 Год назад

      @@MineCraft-nz9pg Man wrote the Bible and you are letting it run off with your mind into the world of superstition

    • @MineCraft-nz9pg
      @MineCraft-nz9pg Год назад

      @@zpt4862 ??? Whats your problem?

  • @jasonh.8754
    @jasonh.8754 Год назад +2

    If the fossils were all formed at once they would naturally all be in one single layer across the world which is obviously not the case. Simple logic supports evolution & geology over creationism.

    • @mehmetsimsek4794
      @mehmetsimsek4794 Год назад

      I dont get that either. That was the first thing that came to my mind, when I heard this layer argument. Not just in one place, it should be everywhere

  • @iamtheoffenderofall
    @iamtheoffenderofall Год назад +6

    Listening to these mental gymnastics is like listening to a flat earther.

  • @James_Bee
    @James_Bee Год назад +4

    You know what I dislike? "Atheists HATE this" in thumb nails and titles.
    Do better.

  • @thomaswing8925
    @thomaswing8925 Год назад +2

    Attempted to find something like a "Please fact-check" button to no avail. How embarrassing for mankind. Yeah, answers in genesis, hail all invisible space ghosts here!

  • @mazspork969
    @mazspork969 10 месяцев назад +4

    Always the same: "Because the holy book says so". With a pointed finger.

    • @TopSpeedTommy
      @TopSpeedTommy 6 месяцев назад

      Apparently, you ignore all the evidence and focus solely on your image of a man pointing a finger. You have to have super faith to believe in evolution.

    • @mazspork969
      @mazspork969 6 месяцев назад

      What evidence? Name one. @@TopSpeedTommy

    • @ruhankotze720
      @ruhankotze720 5 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂😂

    • @ruhankotze720
      @ruhankotze720 5 месяцев назад

      When you can't see the truth 😢

    • @ruhankotze720
      @ruhankotze720 5 месяцев назад

      One truth of the Bibel you can confirm,in the records,is that a man Named Jesus was crucified at the time it states in the Bibel and all details confirmed independently. What's the ods that it's not the messia. Fourty different historians have wrote about this,wile only 4 wrote about the emporer of the same time.

  • @Scorpion-my3dv
    @Scorpion-my3dv Год назад +5

    09:16 what do the fossils show?

  • @wochfps4386
    @wochfps4386 Год назад +7

    So basically because the book says so … no madder how hard you try it’s always circular

    • @laetitia9652
      @laetitia9652 Год назад +1

      The Bible that goes back 4,000 years hasn’t been wrong and it’s A book of knowledge way before science books

    • @Tuoni996
      @Tuoni996 Год назад +1

      @@laetitia9652 It was written by man who said they were divinely inspired by god to write it. You want evidence that they were divinely inspired by god to write the bible? Well I have bullet proof evidence. It says right in the words that they wrote that it was divinely inspired. You can't question that though you have to just take it on faith. I rest my case!

    • @Rikitangoable
      @Rikitangoable Год назад

      @@Tuoni996 that's the whole point of faith

    • @Tuoni996
      @Tuoni996 Год назад +1

      @@Rikitangoable That's what scares me about religious nuts. Believing on faith the words of men written thousands of years ago. Then they point the finger at someone of another faith claiming the men who wrote their book were wrong. You've got to blindly take on faith the words that men who wrote MY book wrote or you'll spend eternity in a really bad place. It's ridiculous.

    • @Rikitangoable
      @Rikitangoable Год назад +1

      @@Tuoni996 that to me is like taking one bad apple and calling the rest of them rotten

  • @TrevDawgRS
    @TrevDawgRS Год назад +1

    Hate to break it to you, but Evolution has more evidence supporting it than anything else a human can discuss.
    You can perfectly link together every single species on the planet and show exactly how they are related, and trace exactly how each evolved or changed over time from a single cell. It's called the tree of life/phylogenetic tree. You can use physiology and DNA to connect the dots. The fossil record is just something you can add on top to make it nearly undeniable, but there's enough living species to come to the same conclusion. There is no other example of anything we can talk about that is like is. Quite literally billions of pieces of evidence that all support each other and point to the same answer. And I've only touched the tip of the iceberg evidence wise.
    In my eyes if God exists, denying evolution is denying God's work. Religion should try to find a way to work with it, not against it.

  • @brandon_945
    @brandon_945 Год назад +3

    How about light from very distant stars measured by parallax that had to have travelled thousands of light years to reach our eyeballs?

    • @JohnjOcampo
      @JohnjOcampo Год назад +1

      We can't even travel past our moon and you creatures want to tell us how old the earth is by using your "reliable" theories lol.

    • @brandon_945
      @brandon_945 Год назад

      @@JohnjOcampo yeah it’s called mathematics

    • @JohnjOcampo
      @JohnjOcampo Год назад

      @@brandon_945 it's called a theory.

    • @brandon_945
      @brandon_945 Год назад

      @@JohnjOcampo math is not theory

    • @JohnjOcampo
      @JohnjOcampo Год назад

      @@brandon_945 your basic understanding of the cosmos is.

  • @greasy7494
    @greasy7494 Год назад +1

    21:40 I have a problem! Scripture states Job 38:4 When father created the heavens and the Earth that they were so beautiful that the stars and the sons of God sang for joy! So then what happened to make the earth covered in water and without form and void?

  • @Greek5425
    @Greek5425 Год назад +48

    What bothers me is when theory is conveyed as fact.Evolution is nonsensical , whereas God's Word holds true.The fossil record clearly supports the Great Flood,once you understand how fossils are made

    • @Gary-fq8cx
      @Gary-fq8cx Год назад +9

      The universe wasn't created via magic. The world was created via magic. Humans weren't created via magic. Magic isn't real. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😍

    • @andrewmorse2181
      @andrewmorse2181 Год назад +15

      @@Gary-fq8cx Not magic. It was created by Will and a Word.

    • @piercelee9421
      @piercelee9421 Год назад +1

      ​@@Gary-fq8cx yeah the universe was created by and accidental boom and created life and atoms and found a way for the atoms to make molecules and H2O was made bringing life and planets and stars were made yet no one knows how and the moon decide it would be made then dinos came and only they when extinct by mammals still lived along with reptials and birds we have no evolution and nke fossil evolution the fossils have soft tissue this off makes scense

    • @Gary-fq8cx
      @Gary-fq8cx Год назад

      @Petro there is no proof of a creator. The creator in the bible uses magic as a source of power. Magic isnt real either.

    • @cedriceric9730
      @cedriceric9730 Год назад +2

      @@andrewmorse2181 responding to a fool according to his folly makes him think he's wise, let him tell us if he knows where the universe came from then? Where does anything come from?😂

  • @IgnoreMeImWrong
    @IgnoreMeImWrong Год назад +34

    I lose interest when they say the science is wrong and instead of using the scientific method to deduce it they compare to their theory and announce their theory is right.

    • @MichaelSeethaler
      @MichaelSeethaler Год назад +10

      The guy gave tons of observable evidence. You can’t repeat history in a laboratory, but have to see which worldview makes best sense of all the evidence.

    • @IgnoreMeImWrong
      @IgnoreMeImWrong Год назад +8

      @@MichaelSeethaler We repeat history in laboratories pretty consistently.
      He gave observable evidence, yes but nothing that is rational or proof of his claims, all he did was point to something claim it meant X and then said this proves Y is false but that's not thee scientific method, and it's pathetic to try to reduce rational thought to that level.

    • @jesusdelmas
      @jesusdelmas Год назад +3

      ​@@IgnoreMeImWrong observable evidence is science too men, i dont know why you use your tone. S cience is too big to just name it

    • @IgnoreMeImWrong
      @IgnoreMeImWrong Год назад +4

      @@jesusdelmas Doing 1 part of a complex system is not "being scientific".
      Edit: As for the "tone", that's your reading bias, I have literally no control over that.

    • @paysonfox88
      @paysonfox88 Год назад

      ​@@IgnoreMeImWrong as with all these cuc's, they're too busy digging into the ground to prove the existence of God and not digging into the human heart.
      They will achieve nothing, they will change very few minds, and no hearts.
      I would tend to side with the people who laugh at these apologist trying to prove everything.
      The proof that God exists is more like David Wilkerson prophesying that in less than one generation, there would be five hundred fires burning out of control in the Middle East during a war. He predicted that 1981, and during the Iraqi war in the early 90s, 501 oil wells to the number we're burning out of control in Kuwait.
      The proof that God exists is the fact that the church in China still exists. There's a lot of crazy stories about how the believers their get together while being infiltrated by government agents and still they're not caught because nobody communicates where the next meeting will be, yet they all know where to show up because God tells them.
      It is an experience, and extremely unlikely coincidence has piled on top of each other to such an extent that other explanations fail.
      You will find nothing in the natural world that definitively proves or disproves how it was or was not created.

  • @MasterBerion
    @MasterBerion Год назад +3

    This is completely non-sense. This video does nothing disprove of evolution theory. Christians even don't know who has written the bible. Even the newer testament (Matthew who?, John who?, Marc who?, Peter who?). So how can you trust a book in a scientific way if you don't know who has written it? Imagine if I come to you today and I would said: Well this is the book of God. I've written it and I was inspired by God himself. Would you believe me? Come on! Stop using the content of this fairy tale book as fact if you cannot prove anything of it took place.

    • @hpinchen9451
      @hpinchen9451 Год назад

      You need to humble your self before our creator.The Bible is a collection of books inspired by the Holy Spirit to tell human beings who we are and what our eternal destiny is. If you seek God you will find him. He does not mind questions but do be aware he is the Master of the Universe who lives outside time in Eternity which is why he knows The End from the beginning Revelation 22:13

  • @DeKapitein
    @DeKapitein Год назад +1

    I have a question about Genesis 35:5. Why did god allowed the murder of innocent men by the sons of Jakob? They were not responsible for the rape of Dinah.

  • @raindustbowl
    @raindustbowl Год назад +6

    -Never got the jab, never got the fear, three years later, I'm still here with a tear about the fear. But in the love and fear of God, is perfection of love, with the protection of eternal direction. Go to heaven in Christ where God dwells, do not go to hell where evil swells misery, confusion and contentious strife.

    • @mobrocket
      @mobrocket Год назад +2

      What does the jab have to do with God?

    • @MisterHowzat
      @MisterHowzat Год назад +2

      ​@@mobrocket Nothing. He only made word associations. There is no logical progression.

    • @brendaann727
      @brendaann727 Год назад

      ''For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.'' John 3:16-17🙏🕊

    • @brendaann727
      @brendaann727 Год назад +1

      @@mobrocket - He means he trusted God with his life instead of a shot.

    • @reidwhitton6248
      @reidwhitton6248 Год назад

      Millions trusted God before vaccines but millions perished. Did your parents just trust God or did they take you to the doctor and get you vaccinated as a child?

  • @jbp4182
    @jbp4182 Год назад +24

    I’m hooked on all these videos purely out of fascination for the display of mental gymnastics.

    • @therealreasons9141
      @therealreasons9141 Год назад

      Well an atheistic reasoning has similar leaps of faith. The big bang out of nothing cuz " it felt like it" the laws of physics just being right to create life billions of years later, assuming that things will continue to be the same as we expect just because it was like that a bit ago, all life developing from simple single cells while the entire planet was essentially a hell scape, hundreds of sediment layers with little to no erosion between layers" over millions of years" ext.
      Plus then you have to answer the not so fun questions about the meaningless of life and the lack of any real right or wrong or even if we actually exist at all.
      My point is that from either perspective we both have things we don't know and may never know but we take it "on faith" that what we do know can cover what we don't based on the trustworthiness of who said it.

    • @original0blace
      @original0blace Год назад

      lol, you mean the extreme mental gymnastics of confirmation bias and ascertainment bias that is the exceptionally flawed evolutionary theory that goes out of its way to ignore anything that contradicts its childish assertion that everything just magically assembled itself?
      lol, you can drop your pathetic excuse for faux superiority. You have none and it will get you exactly no where here.

    • @IgnoreMeImWrong
      @IgnoreMeImWrong Год назад

      @@therealreasons9141 The difference is normal folk think matter came from nothing but you folks think intelligence came from nothing.

    • @Mr.Peetersen
      @Mr.Peetersen Год назад +4

      I'm also fascinated by the level of crazy.

    • @yupok318
      @yupok318 Год назад

      You cannot distinguish mental gymnastics from the scientific method. You are so lost that you can't see that evolutionists are using mental gymnastics instead of the scientific method
      Evolution is impossible and I think even you know it.

  • @jonathonfrederick2062
    @jonathonfrederick2062 Год назад +3

    Starting watching this thinking it would be funny. I wasn't disappointed

  • @calvindement5951
    @calvindement5951 Год назад +3

    Great to hear truth for a change. God Bless

    • @paulgarrett4474
      @paulgarrett4474 Год назад +1

      Except none of it is true.

    • @pakkiderm
      @pakkiderm Год назад

      If you are to believe that the fossils all came from the Biblical Flood, why are there no fossils of any humans? After all, we are told the earth was flooded because of them?

  • @htos1av
    @htos1av Год назад +3

    This is what we called "Sunday School", as a kid in the Baptist south. A revolution in science has occurred, it's back to it's faith based roots.

    • @betsieswartz
      @betsieswartz Год назад

      Yet another reason why the South is the worst region of our country

  • @titussy8769
    @titussy8769 Год назад +7

    May Yah continue to bless you more brother.....

  • @antiHUMANDesigns
    @antiHUMANDesigns Год назад +2

    Dude, Jesus didn't write the bible. Various mostly anonymous authors wrote various books, many of which were compiled into the bible.
    Trusting the bible doesn't mean "trusting Jesus", it means trusting some sometimes anonymous authors, some of which explicitly state that they're only reporting what they've heard, for example.
    And neither is it about "trusting secular scientist", since science isn't about scientists, it's about what the evidence and experiments demonstrate. Everything about their method is completely transparent, you can read how they did the tests, and you can repeat the tests yourself.
    Many of those scientists are Christians, by the way...!

  • @prl.5108
    @prl.5108 Год назад +10

    In actual fact, non religious people don't hate people who, for whatever reason, choose to ignore science. They simply don't take assertions like this seriously.

    • @godfreydebouillon8807
      @godfreydebouillon8807 Год назад +1

      That's quite a universal statement there. Maybe a more accurate or kind of believable statement would be "In my view, most non religious people don't hate people who..."
      It's a fact that many non religious people hate religious people who 1) are scientifically ignorant or 2) disagree with them about some disputable area of "science".

    • @Gember_Alice
      @Gember_Alice Год назад

      I don't hate religious people, rather I would generally agree with the core principles of Christianity such as every life matters and be kind to your neighbors. However I do hate them when they use their imaginary boyfriend up in heaven and his dusty old book to justify pedophilia, taking away rights from minorities and banning teaching's in schools

    • @RebelSoul_
      @RebelSoul_ Год назад

      I hate everybody.. so yeah..there's that

  • @graphguy
    @graphguy Год назад +13

    It is not our job to convince Atheists, it is to share the WORD....
    After that it is the Holy Spirit that will convict them.

    • @BrianJonesOneClearChoice
      @BrianJonesOneClearChoice Год назад +2

      a little debate of the evidence is good as well!

    • @madddog7
      @madddog7 Год назад

      _"convict"_ ???

    • @nelsonlighthouse8089
      @nelsonlighthouse8089 Год назад

      @@madddog7 yeh thats right... convict... thats the evidence of their kind and tolerant god who loves you... except...

    • @BrianJonesOneClearChoice
      @BrianJonesOneClearChoice Год назад

      @@nelsonlighthouse8089 , Mad Dog , Just remember God is the creator and knows best. He knows what will cause you harm! Yet he gave you freedom of choice you can chose to follow Him to be forgiven or you can turn form Him and live your life any way you choose! The thing is if you don not choose to follow Him then when this flesh body dies He will not force you to live with him in eternity you get to live in a place absent of God hell! It's your choice! God still loves you! He always will, he never stops loving you! He sent His son Jesus to die on the cross for you so you could be forgiven of sin!

    • @BrianJonesOneClearChoice
      @BrianJonesOneClearChoice Год назад

      @@madddog7 Yes convict ... The Holy Spirit is a convector of sin in your life. Have you ever done something wrong and felt bad about it? That is the Holy Spirit.

  • @angelacahill9460
    @angelacahill9460 Год назад +102

    Wow! Interesting food for thought. I told someone 24 yrs ago, "I don't believe we evolved from apes", and he said, "Neither do I". Neither one of us was religious at the time. It was just from observation. New subscriber.

    • @karltrapson
      @karltrapson Год назад +13

      I spent 6 years studying Anthropology at a university full of people who automatically believed we came from apes and that the world was hundreds of millions of years old. They had no idea how to process it when I openly said I don't believe in these flimsy theories because they weren't used to being questioned. Their arguments unravel the more questions you ask about the subject.

    • @Emiliocab47
      @Emiliocab47 Год назад +21

      @Karl Trapson They just believe we have a common ancestor, which is very likely if you look at the skeletons of a human and Chimpanzee. By the way we also have a vestigial tail.. why would god do that ?

    • @RozkminTo
      @RozkminTo Год назад +3

      @@Emiliocab47 Why would God do what exacly? Made tailbone so people can tell it's vestigial ?:P

    • @jerrylanglois7892
      @jerrylanglois7892 Год назад

      Evolution does not teach we evolved from apes, it teaches we share common ancestor with them, which is why our DNA is 99% identical to them.

    • @Emiliocab47
      @Emiliocab47 Год назад

      @@RozkminTo I was replying to Karl

  • @ryanlink-cole6718
    @ryanlink-cole6718 Год назад

    The title of the video should be "How I show you I don't understand fossils"

  • @Desertphile
    @Desertphile 11 месяцев назад +11

    This is yet another fine example of Creationists' inability to be honest.

    • @LeeKobe1
      @LeeKobe1 10 месяцев назад +3

      And specifically, on which point are you seeing dishonesty?

    • @Desertphile
      @Desertphile 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@LeeKobe1 ; "And specifically, on which point are you seeing dishonesty?" Fossils being a consequence of "sin." First ten seconds.

    • @Desertphile
      @Desertphile 10 месяцев назад +4

      @@LeeKobe1; "And specifically, on which point are you seeing dishonesty?" Earth initially covered by water.

    • @hellooutsiders6865
      @hellooutsiders6865 10 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@Desertphiledeath is a consequence of sin. You can't have fossils without sin.

    • @hylaherping9180
      @hylaherping9180 10 месяцев назад

      ​@hellooutsiders6865 Death is a consequence of aging. Fossils are gonna form if the conditions are right during a flash flood for example. If an animal died and became fossilized, it died because it drowned, not because sin exists.

  • @gregoswald7723
    @gregoswald7723 Год назад +63

    Let me see if I have the timeline right...
    -All animals and plants, in the fossil record, existed before the flood.
    -The rain fell, and water rushed downhill.
    -The torrent swept along rocks, sand, plants, animals etc.. in its path.
    -The torrent stripped away any top soil down to bare rock.
    -The rain water flooding over the land wiped away all the terrestrial animals and plants, sweeping them eventually out to the rising ocean.
    -Everything remained suspended in the ocean water, including the rocks, sand, and dead plants and animals.
    -The ocean covered the land.
    -The rocks, sand, and dead plants and animals floated back over the continents.
    -The first layer of sand, rocks and silt settled out.
    -Then the trilobites settled out.
    -Then more sand, rocks and silt settled out.
    -Then one group of Dinosaurs and plants settled out.
    -Then more sand, rocks and silt settled out.
    -Then a different group of dinosaurs and plants settled out.
    -Then more sand, rocks and silt settled out.
    -Then mammals and a different group of plants settled out.
    -Then more sand, rocks and silt settled out.
    -Then different animals and a different group of plants settled out.
    -Then more sand, rocks and silt settled out.
    -Most items settled out in their designated layer except for things like sharks and stromatolites. Once they started settling out, they settled out during all the remaining settlings.
    -The coccoliths that make up the cliffs of Dover all settled out together creating a 350 ft thick layer, mixed with thin layers of flint.
    -Some types of sand and silt settled out globally. Others only in one spot.
    -Some plants and animals settled out globally. Others only in one spot.
    -Then as the water "subsided", it eroded the Grand Canyon, and other valleys, exposing all these layers.
    -Then after 150 days, the Ark landed on dry land.
    Other than several settling steps in between each of the settling steps I mentioned, What am I missing?

    • @frosted1030
      @frosted1030 Год назад +24

      The part where there isn't enough water on Earth to do anything like that?

    • @gregoswald7723
      @gregoswald7723 Год назад

      @@frosted1030 What? You're saying there isn't enough water to float rocks and sand and bones so they can land back on the continents? IF there isn't enough water on Earth to cover the Earth, then why are the "climate change" people worried about "rising sea levels?"
      Besides, the flood water didn't come from the Earth, it came from the sky. From the "Firmament."
      Firmament; From the old Norse "Fir" or wood, then from Old English "Ma" being short for mama or mother and "Ment" which is from the French derivation of the Latin "mentum" meaning, "result or product of the action."
      So "Firmament" means literally, "the result or product of the wooden mother's action."
      Obviously, the "Firmament" is a large wooden container in the sky which provided the water for the flood (the "mother" of the flood).
      I can't make it any clearer than that!

    • @davekearney1944
      @davekearney1944 Год назад +10

      @@frosted1030 Don't mention that please. Somebody will then bring up all the water that was stored in the firmament, and then it all gets even more tedious.

    • @frosted1030
      @frosted1030 Год назад +1

      @@davekearney1944 It sounds like the old heat problem. Just a cop-out.

    • @newcreationinchrist1423
      @newcreationinchrist1423 Год назад +2

      @@frosted1030 nice presupposition

  • @GSpotter63
    @GSpotter63 Год назад +15

    Here is the most often used equation for getting the age of an igneous rock from the results of an AMS (Accelerator Mass Spectrometry) data set.
    D = D0 + N(t) (eλt − 1)
    t is age of the sample,
    D is number of atoms of the daughter isotope in the sample,
    D0 is number of atoms of the daughter isotope in the original composition,
    N is number of atoms of the parent isotope in the sample at time t (the present), given by N(t) = Noe-λt,
    λ is the decay constant of the parent isotope, equal to the inverse of the radioactive half-life of the parent isotope times the natural logarithm of 2.
    Tell me how can anyone know D0 "The number of the daughter isotopes in the original composition", when the origin of the original composition supposedly took place millions or even billions of years ago before anybody was around to take the measurement? I must also point out that the D0 in this equation is not a product of the equation but a requirement of the equation. Without it, it won’t work.
    When testing modern rocks; rocks whose formation was observed, the daughter isotope percentages at formation vary wildly and are in fact never zero. This happens for two reasons 1. Because the melt itself (lava) can contain varying amounts of the parent and daughter isotopes. 2. Because the rate at which the rock cools can have a large effect on how much of the daughter isotope gets trapped in the matrix before it solidifies. If levels at rock formation in modern observed samples vary then one must accept that rocks from the past acted in like manner. Making the assumption that there are no daughter isotopes at formation for older samples when this is clearly not supported by modern samples is disingenuous at best and an outright lie at worst. If the starting ratios are not known then there is no math that can find the date. The dates used and accepted by supporters of evolution are in fact nothing but guesses based off of unproven assumptions.
    Show me an equation that can give an accurate date from the results of an AMS without relying on the unverifiable daughter isotopes being zero at solidification. If you cannot then your belief in the dates it provides is called faith.
    Isochron methods use the same data from the equation above to make their plots and as such suffer from the same dilemma... *The goal of the isochronic method is to identify and eliminate samples with possible contamination in situ or during handling and does nothing to eliminate the mathematical and logic errors inherent in math in first place.* All that has been achieved by Isochron methods is a plot made of even more errors. There is no mathematical way one can determine the level of a coefficient without knowing the starting values of the variables used. The only reliable constants in the equations used are the decay rate of the isotopes (see Appendices A. at the bottom of this paper) and the rate of the passage of time. Without the starting ratios of parent and daughter isotopes math cannot determine an accurate date. You can find the oldest and youngest possible date that a sample could be by plugging in starting ratios at both of the extremes. But the dates obtained would give such a wide spread as to be useless. In fact you can obtain just about any date by simply plugging in whatever starting ratios will give you the date you want. Assuming that the ratios are zero for older unknown samples when every modern sample shows this to be wrong is..... Self induced ignorance. The level of self dilution displayed by those promoting the accuracy of radio dating is absurd.
    Appendices A...
    Apparently researchers at Stanford and Cornell have shown that some radio isotope decay rates can be affected by magnetic fields and ray interaction... The results of this research add even more question to the accuracy of the standard radio dating equations.
    May God open your mind as well as you heart.

    • @area-xp3sw
      @area-xp3sw Год назад +1

      Man, you really unpacked it. Are you studying the subject or is this purely out of interest that you know all of this?

    • @GSpotter63
      @GSpotter63 Год назад +2

      @@area-xp3sw
      I was just searching for the truth and found something about AMS dating that just does not fit.... Looked into it in more depth and found why... I have talked to quite a few so called "experts" in the field and not a one could explain this discrepancy.
      The truth is out there you just need to look.

    • @PepaNovak-fn3lh
      @PepaNovak-fn3lh Год назад

      Do you know all dinosaur fossils have carbon-14 in them? infact the amount is delta 2-3 which is less than 35000 years old. they cannot be older than 50000 years because C14 has half life 5730 years. there would be zero C14 left even after 100000 years. The reason they didn't carbon date dinosaur bones is they thought that they would find EXACTLY NO C14 (because of the ASSUMPTION that they would be old) . This is very rare that someone gets the permission to carbon date them.This also explains why we find dinosaur tissue and even blood cells , osteocytes etc . There is LOADS OF C14 in dinosaurs. Also diamonds and coal have C14(less studies on those so far). WHICH IS WHAT YOU SHOULD EXPECT IF THE EARTH IS YOUNG, AND COAL WAS CREATED FROM DEAD PLANTS AND ANIMALS WHICH WERE RAPIDLY BURIED.(yes, you can very quickly create coal under high pressure). Also if the earth were young this automatically solves the 35000 years -6000 years discrepancy(since c14 couldnt fully form in the atmosphere to as much as it is now yet when the dinosaurs died)

    • @jvowen6555
      @jvowen6555 Год назад

      A good geochronometer must either have little to no initial incorporation of the daughter isotope or must have a fixed ratio from which the radiogenic and nonradiogenic proportions can be determined. For example, common-Pb (or the natural occurrence of non-radiogenic lead) includes radiogenic isotopes (206, 207, 208) as well as non-radiogenic isotopes (204). If the ratio of these is constant or measurable, then we can separate the radiogenic from the non-radiogenic to extract meaningful age information.

    • @GSpotter63
      @GSpotter63 Год назад

      @@jvowen6555
      "If the ratio of these is constant or measurable"
      And how can you be sure of this constant? Constant over what time frame, a few observed hours or days? Certainly not over millions of years. Clearly this is an assumption... One that cannot be confirmed...
      Even with this method the starting ratios must still be assumed.. If there was any parent isotope in the mix at all it would invalidate the results...

  • @JosiahFilm
    @JosiahFilm Год назад +4

    As an old world creationist, these are of the most easily refutable arguments I've ever heard. God creating the world via scientific processes, over millions of years make him look more glorious. Science does not infringe on his power, rather it amplifies it.

    • @mehmetsimsek4794
      @mehmetsimsek4794 Год назад

      One of the things they will never get. They dont even think a bit. Still most of the population believes a creator, most of the scientists still believe in god. Most of scientific theories, discoveries,developments made by theists even most of the time directly from clergy, including the ones they fiercly object. Yet they talk like science is enemy of God and lead by atheists

  • @aylaw5459
    @aylaw5459 Год назад +36

    GOD is amazing how he preserved all this information for us - Glory to GOD

    • @clarkelaidlaw1678
      @clarkelaidlaw1678 Год назад

      there have been 7,000 plus gods that have been proposed by humans over time in hundreds of different languages and in hundreds of different countries.there is not and never has been the slightest evidence that any of them are real.we now know that the biblical creation story is just made up garbage.Adam and Eve never existed..there is no invisible lake of fire.no one ever walked on water.there have been a talking donkey or snake. no seas ever parted on human command no dead body rotting in scorching desert heat for days has ever revived..Christianity is a horribly immoral human blood sacrifice cult that should seen only in libraries in the section marked Mythology.

    • @jerrylong6238
      @jerrylong6238 Год назад +4

      Which god though?

    • @Juraikken
      @Juraikken Год назад +2

      @@jerrylong6238 There's only one.

    • @evadeddeluge895
      @evadeddeluge895 Год назад +1

      God is all feared for reasons, how many people died in order for us to have a from formation.... Again in the The Exodus , all the 1st born , al the way to Deuteronomy.. Then jashua over a quarter million throughout the land woman and children.....He is amazing Hes also very nosy,and awards with discipline according to His good pleasure..

    • @bavariancarenthusiast2722
      @bavariancarenthusiast2722 Год назад

      @@evadeddeluge895 I don't fear god - I love him, he is my holy father. The god of the Old Testament was not really god

  • @brettharman8921
    @brettharman8921 Год назад +27

    my goal is to be open and tolerant to all ideas. after viewing this i see and hear little rationality.

    • @tonyclack5901
      @tonyclack5901 Год назад +10

      I totally agree. Glad there is someone on this comment section with common sense.

    • @MrTadas21
      @MrTadas21 Год назад

      why?

    • @mikefran1992
      @mikefran1992 Год назад

      Agreed. As a Christian and former Creationist, the arguments aren't strong enough. I'm not on board with evolution totally because the gap between humans but I believe the world is much older until proven otherwise. But I don't get why so many Christians focus on the wrong thing. It's about Jesus Christ and nothing else. Who cares if the world is 6k years old or 4.6 billion years old. Also, the bible has many parables or things that weren't to be taken literal unless Jesus specifically says it. This gets so many Christians sidetracked from what we need to focus on. That's Jesus Christ.

    • @pythor2117
      @pythor2117 Год назад

      @@MrTadas21 Because he's blind

    • @scottb4579
      @scottb4579 Год назад +2

      If you're always tolerant and open to all ideas, then you never believe the truth. You will always reject it while entertaining various conflicting views. Why bother with such a goal?

  • @ChaChaDancin
    @ChaChaDancin Год назад +5

    Evolution is a theory based on observation of the evidence. Creationism is based on trying to make the evidence fit a belief. The people who wrote Genesis didn’t write it as a science textbook. It is poetry. Those evangelicals who insist on a literal interpretation don’t understand the context or intent of the writing itself.

    • @Censoredbyyourcult
      @Censoredbyyourcult Год назад +1

      Yup. Science always follows the evidence, creationists start with a predrawn conclusion and handwave dismiss anything we know about nature through Science if it's inconvenient to them.

  • @kimhansen5253
    @kimhansen5253 Год назад +1

    Where are the catastrophically buried human fossils?

  • @bradprice8040
    @bradprice8040 Год назад +1

    The flood only lasted for 40 days and nights. That doesn't correlate the way you are claiming.

  • @Tony-dp1rl
    @Tony-dp1rl Год назад +4

    This is so wrong, and such bad science, that as a Christian I am totally embarrassed for you.

    • @johnnypickle2253
      @johnnypickle2253 Год назад

      A true Christian is one doesn't blindly listen to other Christians because they are Christians.

  • @jlouutube65
    @jlouutube65 Год назад +26

    Awesome!!!

  • @notanothershrubbery
    @notanothershrubbery Год назад +1

    I was reading a comment that was critical of this presentation and made very good points. It was deleted between the time I read it and the time I clicked the reply button.
    If you delete comments that don't agree with your point of view, you are not very confident of your position are you?
    Also, reptiles don't give birth. They lays eggs.

    • @paulgarrett4474
      @paulgarrett4474 Год назад

      Actually some lizards are now evolving to give birth to live young. Isn't evolution amazing!!

  • @marcusmcmahon9650
    @marcusmcmahon9650 5 месяцев назад

    Genuine question: if all the dinosaurs were wiped out in the flood, did Noah not take any dinosaurs in the ark? If not, why not?
    If they did, then why did the dinosaur ancestors die off and not the other animal species?

  • @SkyfallenVT
    @SkyfallenVT Год назад +6

    As an atheist myself, I love fossils and rock layers. When you start researching them, and your not trying to prove God. These rock layers and fossils prove evolution. Never trust a single source! Do the research for yourself. Sky - Your friendly atheist.

    • @eddyvos2628
      @eddyvos2628 Год назад

      No it doesn't prove evolution.

    • @SkyfallenVT
      @SkyfallenVT Год назад

      @@eddyvos2628 Would you care to expand on why you think this? I would love to hear your thoughts!

    • @eddyvos2628
      @eddyvos2628 Год назад

      @@SkyfallenVT Expand on what exactly please ? Thank you for your reply 😊

    • @SkyfallenVT
      @SkyfallenVT Год назад

      @@ChickityChicken So I would always suggest you look more into it yourself. Trying to explain a very complicated process in comments is hard to do. So in trying to keep it short, these molecules did a specific process. Breaking down some (food). Though this process the molecules would find a better way (faster and/or better absorption). Those that did this process better survived longer and was able to reproduce and thus the cycle continued. Hope this helps!

    • @SkyfallenVT
      @SkyfallenVT Год назад

      @@eddyvos2628 Sorry Eddy, I completely missed that you replied to me. When I asked about expanding on you idea, I was attempting to direct us to a more narrow subject to talk about. I’m happy to start if you’d let me know what subject you’d prefer to discuss.

  • @johnnyjanssen3886
    @johnnyjanssen3886 Год назад +3

    I don't hate this. I don't care. You can say whatever you like. You can shout whatever you like. I live from day to day, without a care. No worries. Anyone telling me how to live, making rules, I say no to.

    • @firstnamelastname-kr8dv
      @firstnamelastname-kr8dv Год назад

      ...whatever I like?
      So.........
      "Johnny, it is important to eat good food & stay healthy etc etc rules.."
      And you'll just go out & eat McDonalds & destroy yourself just to spite me?

  • @RobertSmith-gx3mi
    @RobertSmith-gx3mi Год назад +1

    Atheists love watching folks with a fifth grade knowledge of scientific theories get them so wrong.
    Don't ever change, you're too entertaining.
    By the way, if you have disproven evolution, when do you pick up your Nobel prize?

  • @PortmanRd
    @PortmanRd Год назад +7

    I think I'll stick with evolution. Seems the more sensible option, as opposed to a 6,000 year old earth made in just 6 literal days.

    • @casualviewing1096
      @casualviewing1096 11 месяцев назад +2

      ⁠@caleburias5596oh hi, it’s you again. You made this dumbarse question under a different comment and I thought you were joking. You must be really simple. ‘Kind’ in reference to animals is a biblical term, it’s not used in evolutionary biology. That alone tells me that your entire education on the subject comes from religious institutions. Oh and we are not a type of monkey, we are an ape. A very specific type of ape, an African Ape. I know, I know, religious simpletons like you think they are all the same ‘kind’. It’s sad how uneducated so many Americans are. How on earth you guys put a man on the moon is beyond me.

    • @Ledinosour673
      @Ledinosour673 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@casualviewing1096am gonna give calebu a like as a reward for his stupidity, dat ok?

    • @hylaherping9180
      @hylaherping9180 9 месяцев назад +1

      ​@caleburias5596 Where did the lie that evolution teaches animals can give birth to different animals start? Honestly it's disturbing how many people bought that BS from whoever perpetuated that lie.
      Evolution occurs in populations, not individuals, and species don't give birth to other species, they diversify in distinct populations due to selection pressures over time, similar to how language evolved in populations of humans over time. No latin speaking parent gave birth to a child who spoke Italian, yet Italian comes from Latin.

    • @PortmanRd
      @PortmanRd 9 месяцев назад

      How like a door the knowledge we gain,
      Which door is on the bourne of the Inane.
      It opens and our nothingness is closed;
      It closes and in darkness we remain.
      Why delve then in the sod, or search the sky
      For Truths, alas! Which neither you or I
      Can grasp, scince Death alone the
      Secret keeps
      And will impart it to us by and by.
      Al-ma'rri

    • @ctchulk
      @ctchulk 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@casualviewing1096😂 "That's what evolution teaches." You sod, you clearly only "know" what you've been told evolution teaches by other sods who have no idea what evolution teaches. Easy fix for this: Do some research outside of your little bubble, and maybe you'll realize why nobody else takes that bubble seriously.

  • @Gearedfilm57
    @Gearedfilm57 Год назад +14

    The other thing to me is that all the layers of the earth have to come from somewhere. They act like dirt just falls from the sky and covers everything

    • @coryanderson5210
      @coryanderson5210 Год назад +3

      That’s what blew my mind when I started asking questions. They just accept it as “scientifically established”….

    • @davekearney1944
      @davekearney1944 Год назад +7

      Please do some reading. No reputable scientist has ever said that dirt falls from the sky. It sounds like something you've heard from a creationist geologist. Get both sides and decide for yourself.

    • @thomasmaughan4798
      @thomasmaughan4798 Год назад +11

      "They act like dirt just falls from the sky and covers everything"
      Well there's a surprise! That's how it works in my house.

    • @BrianJonesOneClearChoice
      @BrianJonesOneClearChoice Год назад +1

      Have you ever seen the aftermath of a flood? really! Dirt is moved by the force of water. but yes dirt is moved by air as well just not as much. geologist talk about sediment all of the time which is dirt! This is why we find citied under dirt . God bless you!

    • @maddmama232
      @maddmama232 Год назад

      ​@@thomasmaughan4798
      😂😂😂word

  • @nickhand8054
    @nickhand8054 Год назад +3

    The Great Flood and Noah's Ark... I will never stop being stunned that creationists can seriously believe this garbage, laden with so many blindingly obvious flaws.

    • @beaZ136
      @beaZ136 Год назад

      Why is that the most difficult to believe? The Bible claims that Jesus came back from the dead. Why bother with side issues like the creation account. If Jesus didn't come back from the dead then the Christian has no hope, they are still dead in their sin. But if he did then it logically follows that he has power over death, that he performed other lesser miracles like turning water into wine and multiplying bread and fish, and that he is who he claims to be, God incarnate. There are three eyewitness accounts (Matthew, Mark and John) and one investigative account (Luke) of Jesus' life, death and resurrection from the dead. Jesus appeared to over 500 people at once, which is recorded in the most historically well supported piece of literature known to man, the Bible. There are thousands and thousands more manuscripts of the Bible than any other ancient text. Museums are filled with biblical artifacts.
      The reason you do not believe is because you suppress the truth, not because there is no evidence. Cry out to God for mercy, that he would open your eyes. I was born again at 27, not indoctrinated as a child. I pray God has mercy upon you.

  • @DrewisConfused
    @DrewisConfused 3 дня назад

    Studying biology actually made me question the meaning of life if we are just here for nothing and it’s actually how I found out Christianity is much more then just people going to church and just believing in something. I deny Christ daily on my rocky journey towards the faith but I can only thank God for the journey he has given me. Please pray for me to break free of my sin and my blindness to open my eyes to the truth of our lord and savior Jesus Christ

  • @PaulDormody
    @PaulDormody Год назад +4

    Explaining things by saying "God did it" is to say you don't really have any idea.

    • @KenJackson_US
      @KenJackson_US Год назад +1

      How do you explain the continent-scale hydraulically-sorted fossil-bearing deep layers of sediment that cover the whole earth if not from the obvious worldwide flood?

    • @KenJackson_US
      @KenJackson_US Год назад

      @@globalcoupledances: _"Explained by sedimentation."_
      Sediment created by the worldwide flood.
      *GCD:* _"..., the time of T Rex and Triceratops. before 66M years ago"_
      Impossible. All life would be extinct from the accumulation of damaging mutations if life had existed that long ago. It was only about 5000 years ago.

    • @drewdrake9130
      @drewdrake9130 Год назад

      @@KenJackson_US
      Even if there was a worldwide flood, why appeal to a God as the cause?

    • @KenJackson_US
      @KenJackson_US Год назад

      @@drewdrake9130: _"..., why appeal to a God as the cause?"_
      I appeal to the observed facts on earth proving that the flood happened and the observed facts of molecular biology proving that life could not have evolved from a microbe. But I don't think we even need to mention God's role it. Isn't it blatantly obvious to the most casual honest observer?

    • @Dock284
      @Dock284 Год назад +1

      @@KenJackson_US Dude if there was a global flood there would be tons of proof that it happened. It would be common knowledge by now. But it never happened which should be clear to anyone who does their research instead of blindly following their "trusted" Christian sources and never considering the evidence from non religious professionals.

  • @brandonmacey964
    @brandonmacey964 Год назад +28

    The atheist RUclipsrs won't even acknowledge the curious facts brought up in this video. They are afraid that if they give one inch to creationists then we are all headed for a theocracy. Fear is the mind killer

    • @bigdaddyleroy1915
      @bigdaddyleroy1915 Год назад +1

      they are definitely headed somewhere. they might want to go ahead and be fitted for their millstone.

    • @jamiesimms7084
      @jamiesimms7084 Год назад +1

      @@norbertjendruschj9121 why is that funny, unless you know a person's mind why jump to conclusions?

    • @jamiesimms7084
      @jamiesimms7084 Год назад +1

      @@norbertjendruschj9121 I am responding to you responding to Brandon Macey´s post so obviously I have read it. You have not answered my question? I asked why it was funny? I assume you have a problem with this person quoting from this book then?

    • @bigdaddyleroy1915
      @bigdaddyleroy1915 Год назад +4

      @All About Britain speculation is what evolution, big bang, and abiogenesis are.

    • @brandonmacey964
      @brandonmacey964 Год назад +1

      @All About Britain semantics police diatribe alert

  • @enriquegilmour
    @enriquegilmour Год назад +10

    I don't hate this. Believe what you want to believe. I don't think scientists have necessarily an agenda to speak against a Creator. It's just what the evidence shows.

  • @GabrielHolmbom
    @GabrielHolmbom Год назад +1

    Don't try mixing belief with science.

  • @Blindsyde5762
    @Blindsyde5762 Год назад +6

    I consider myself an open minded agnostic. A question I have is , is it not possible that great cataclysmic activities have always happened without the explanation of a spirit God causing them ? Seems plausible to me that humans have always tried explaining away difficult questions by calling it God.

    • @hannagrace55
      @hannagrace55 Год назад +3

      it seems plausible to me too that others always try to explain God away even if they call it an accident or pure luck

    • @waldwassermann
      @waldwassermann Год назад +1

      You are correct of course. Everything is inherent to change. The question is why. Why is there motion in the first place? Is it that bad for one to be alone? Apparently so. I say it's all about companionship. Companionship i.e. love. Bless you man.

    • @Blindsyde5762
      @Blindsyde5762 Год назад

      @@waldwassermann you as well friend

    • @BoneFrossil
      @BoneFrossil Год назад

      @@waldwassermann I guess I would say that I do not know. If I am asked a question that has no answer I say that I do not know vs filling that gap with a god. If that is done, god becomes an increasingly small figure as we discover more things with science.

  • @BluStarGalaxy
    @BluStarGalaxy Год назад +6

    In reality fossils and the rock layers disprove your whole book but you can't admit that so you simply project.
    “You believe in a book that has talking animals, wizards, witches, demons, sticks turning into snakes, burning bushes, food falling from the sky, people walking on water, and all sorts of magical, absurd and primitive stories, and you say that we are the ones that need help?” Mark Twain

  • @Effectivebasketball
    @Effectivebasketball Год назад

    One of the main arguments against evolution is that there are no transitional fossils between different species. This is often used as evidence that evolution is not a real process, but rather a theory that has been created by scientists to fit the evidence. However, this argument is based on a misunderstanding of what fossils are and how they are formed.
    Fossils are the preserved remains of organisms that lived in the past. They can be bones, teeth, shells, or even footprints. Fossils are rare, and they are often incomplete. This is because the conditions that are necessary for fossilization are very specific. The organism must die in an environment that is free of oxygen, and the remains must be buried quickly before they can be destroyed by scavengers or the elements.
    Because fossils are so rare, it is not surprising that there are no transitional fossils between all known species. However, this does not mean that evolution is not a real process. There are many examples of transitional fossils that show how different species have evolved over time. For example, there are fossils of horses that show how their teeth have changed over time as they evolved from grazing animals to browsers.
    Another argument against evolution is that the religious community was cheated by science. This argument is based on the belief that the Bible is the literal word of God, and that it contains all the information that we need to know about the origin of life and the universe. However, this argument ignores the fact that the Bible was written by human beings, and that it is therefore subject to human error.
    The Bible was written over a period of many centuries by different authors. These authors had different cultures, different languages, and different understandings of the world. As a result, there are many inconsistencies in the Bible. For example, the Bible says that the Earth is flat, but we know that the Earth is round. The Bible also says that the Earth is only a few thousand years old, but we know that the Earth is billions of years old.
    The fact that the Bible contains errors does not mean that it is not a valuable book. The Bible contains many important moral teachings, and it can be a source of comfort and inspiration for many people. However, we should not use the Bible as a scientific textbook. Science is based on evidence, and the evidence shows that evolution is a real process.
    In conclusion, the argument against evolution based on fossils and the assumption that the religious community was cheated by science is not a valid argument. There are many examples of transitional fossils that show how different species have evolved over time. The Bible is not a scientific textbook, and it should not be used to challenge the evidence for evolution.

  • @debrac3391
    @debrac3391 Год назад +4

    As a science-trusting Christian, I am truly baffled by the nonsense other believers fall for. The narrator doesn't even have the most basic knowledge of evolution.

    • @matteomastrodomenico1231
      @matteomastrodomenico1231 Год назад +3

      I feel you, I really hate that so many of us feel the need to deny facts to protect their faith.

    • @matteomastrodomenico1231
      @matteomastrodomenico1231 Год назад +4

      @caleburias5596 If that was even remotely how evolution works, you'd have a point.

    • @casualviewing1096
      @casualviewing1096 11 месяцев назад +1

      @caleburias5596you can’t be serious. Is that actually your understanding of evolution?

    • @Ledinosour673
      @Ledinosour673 10 месяцев назад +1

      @caleburias5596 bro is suffering from brain damage, here get this like as a reward for your sheer lack of intelect

    • @Ledinosour673
      @Ledinosour673 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@Who_IsLike_God You share a common ancestor with your cousin, wich is your grandfather, you share similar traits with your cousin (for the sake of simplicity lets say its the eye colour) so when talking about wether or not dogs and bears share a common ancestor, it aint a matter of dorectly observing, its a matter of connecting the dots, we know the 2 animals are related because they share a similar trait: wet snout tips, dna testing and the fossil record have made this game of connect the dots even easier, so yea.

  • @Fricc-sg4np
    @Fricc-sg4np Год назад +19

    Great video. Easy to understand. God's Word is important.

    • @ClementGreen
      @ClementGreen Год назад +1

      Well it certainly makes people self-important

    • @Fricc-sg4np
      @Fricc-sg4np Год назад +1

      @@ClementGreen huh

    • @ClementGreen
      @ClementGreen Год назад +1

      @@Fricc-sg4np Well when people say God's word is important, what they usually mean is My word's important.

    • @Fricc-sg4np
      @Fricc-sg4np Год назад

      @@ClementGreen well i am sorry that is how people made you feel. That is not my intention. Sometimes Christians(myself included) and people who claim to be Christians arent wise with their words or actions. If you wanted to actually have a conversation about it I would be happy to. I dont have all the answers, but ill help if i can.

    • @ClementGreen
      @ClementGreen Год назад

      @@Fricc-sg4np Well you do seem to be a genuine believer, as they're always very modest and self-effacing. They just happen to be on a mission from the creator, or God has singled them out for special attention - usually in the form of a divine experience. They like to spread the word, because it's mandated, and also because if other people believe it, then it's more likely to be true. I'd love to know if you disagree with any of the above. Please add more. I'm very interested in religions, as I like a laugh. But I can also see that they are very dangerous. For example, the Putin cult in Russia. I genuinely only wish to increase my understanding of the whole subject. So yes please tell me what you think I should know.

  • @desmodus5635
    @desmodus5635 Год назад +3

    Give it up guys. The ludicrous claims made in the Bible are even more ridiculous.

    • @desmodus5635
      @desmodus5635 Год назад

      @@UserRandJ Sorry. I don't waste my time with video games.

    • @desmodus5635
      @desmodus5635 Год назад

      That comment makes no sense. You must be a Christian.