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you00:00:20
well thank you for joining us this is00:00:22
our third class in creation science00:00:24
evangelism 201 how many questions just00:00:27
raise your hand or so stop me an early00:00:28
class I understand that let's talk about00:00:30
we'll talk about it there are three laws00:00:32
of thermodynamics okay very few people00:00:34
have ever heard of the third one I don't00:00:36
remember it doesn't matter it's one of00:00:37
those minor things that's not a big deal00:00:38
but the first law tells us matter cannot00:00:42
that would be magic / and or energy00:00:44
cannot be created or destroyed by any00:00:48
known means how can you create matter00:00:51
from nothing or create energy for00:00:53
nothing so far no one has discovered any00:00:56
possibility to do that which brings up00:00:57
the obvious question well then how did00:00:59
the universe get here it had to have a00:01:04
beginning it we know that matter is not00:01:07
eternal it can't last forever it's00:01:09
always breaking down we'll get into that00:01:11
in a minute but this first law of00:01:12
thermodynamics is really powerful proof00:01:14
against the evolution theory matter00:01:17
cannot be created or destroyed which00:01:20
leaves us to logical choices somebody00:01:24
made this world and that somebody would00:01:27
have to be outside of time space matter00:01:30
now unrelated to them unconnected to00:01:33
them uninfluenced by them outside of00:01:36
time space matter or the world made00:01:38
itself the only other possible choice is00:01:42
what some of the idiots will say well00:01:43
we're not really here at all we just00:01:44
think we're here okay I say you can00:01:47
forget about that choice we're here all00:01:49
right so somebody made the world or the00:01:51
world made itself now the Bible very00:01:53
clearly says in the beginning God00:01:54
created the heaven and earth it gives no00:01:57
explanation for where god came from I00:01:59
get asked the question all the time in00:02:01
debates I'll say order they'll say where00:02:02
did God come from i said well your00:02:03
question assumes that he had to come00:02:06
from somewhere doesn't it what if he has00:02:10
just always been but even the word00:02:13
always you can't really use that in00:02:15
describing God because that implies time00:02:19
you know any words that imply time would00:02:24
be improper when you apply them to God00:02:26
you know where does God live well just00:02:29
the where00:02:30
werd apply implies that he has to have a00:02:33
particular location he's stuck in00:02:36
space-time space matter are three things00:02:40
that we are stuck in but if God is00:02:43
limited by time space matter or anything00:02:45
else he's not God whatever you're00:02:48
thinking of its not god you're thinking00:02:50
of you thinking of something else okay00:02:51
so the Bible simply says in the00:02:53
beginning God did it it does not tell us00:02:54
where god came from it does not tell us00:02:56
how he did it just he just did it00:02:58
created to heaven in the earth if you00:03:01
can get past that verse the rest of it's00:03:03
easy the whole rest of the book is easy00:03:06
all 33 thousand thirty one thousand00:03:08
seven hundred some verses whatever there00:03:10
are the rest is easy okay that's00:03:12
interesting and I have no problem00:03:15
accepting that but I do understand how00:03:16
some people do because in their little00:03:19
brain they've limited everything to what00:03:20
if I can understand it you know then00:03:22
it's true well there's a lot of things00:03:24
you can't understand that we accept is00:03:25
true okay humanists according to the00:03:28
humanist manifesto number one now they00:03:29
actually two humanist manifesto is one00:03:31
RIT 1930 in one RIT 1973 and I believe00:03:34
there's now a third one is the Jonathan00:03:35
you know about a third humanist00:03:36
manifesto I think there was the humanist00:03:39
got together and said we need to tell00:03:40
what what do we believe humanist00:03:42
manifesto one says humanist regard the00:03:44
universe as self existing and not00:03:47
created actually if you look at the00:03:49
actual manifesto up in the upper right00:03:51
corner they have the different planks of00:03:54
the humanist manifesto it says first00:03:55
religious humanists regard the universe00:03:59
as self existing and not created they00:04:02
admit and have always admitted as far as00:04:05
i know that humanism is a religion see00:04:08
atheism is a religion you would have to00:04:11
believe there is no God there's no way00:04:14
you could know something like that how00:04:16
can you possibly know there's no God00:04:18
it's something you believe you take that00:04:20
on faith so humanist manifesto says00:04:23
humanist regard the universe itself00:04:24
existing and not created now oftentimes00:04:26
in textbooks they will have the word00:04:27
universe capitalized why do you00:04:31
capitalize the word if it's a beginning00:04:34
of a sentence if it's a proper name or00:04:36
if it's deity they dfi the universe00:04:41
there's just self-existent well if the00:04:43
universe is just self existing how did00:04:45
it get here well they've thought about00:04:46
this for a long time and finally the00:04:48
devil years ago came up with an idea00:04:49
called the Big Bang Theory how many who00:04:52
ever heard of the big bang theory before00:04:53
I was on an airplane years ago when I00:04:56
tell the story in my seminar part 100:04:57
about how i sat next to a professor from00:04:59
Berkeley University we're flying out to00:05:01
San Francisco the land of the fruits and00:05:03
the flakes and I'm sitting next to this00:05:05
professor from Berkeley you Cal Berkeley00:05:07
the most hostile audience on planet00:05:09
Earth Berkeley is a very interesting00:05:11
place for numerous reasons ok this00:05:13
university turns out more liberals and00:05:15
humanists it's incredible than any other00:05:17
university I'm aware but Berkeley00:05:20
teaches there are no rules there simply00:05:23
are no rules so one guy came to class00:05:26
every single day for eight months00:05:28
straight stark naked they couldn't tell00:05:31
him it's wrong because you know no such00:05:33
thing is wrong nobody wanted to sit in00:05:38
the chair after he left but I mean just00:05:40
is what I want a place I mean if you've00:05:43
never been to Berkeley it's quite the00:05:44
quite the right to place I've been there00:05:46
a couple times I spoke with her once for00:05:48
10 hours and boy did a time was00:05:51
incredibly lively one Chinese kid who00:05:54
had come to when I spoke up in00:05:57
university of guelph in Canada and00:05:58
really got upset with me because he00:06:00
believes in evolution when I was00:06:02
speaking in Berkeley he's now I guess a00:06:04
lot of a student there a teacher there00:06:05
was something but here I am talking away00:06:07
about lies in the textbooks and all00:06:08
sudden I see another video projector00:06:11
sharks start shooting pictures on top of00:06:13
my picture you know trying to block out00:06:15
what i'm showing its this Chinese guy in00:06:19
the back row brought his own video00:06:20
projector and laptop and he's going to00:06:21
shoot you know I said sir if you want to00:06:25
speak get your own crowd get your own00:06:27
room have them invite you to come speak00:06:29
or go rent your own hall and go speak to00:06:32
whoever wants to come but they invited00:06:35
me now shut that thing off you know and00:06:37
he did but Berkeley's strange place I00:06:41
could go there every day i love that00:06:43
type of environment what it is about me00:06:44
sort but I really I thrive on it cuz i00:06:46
know i've got the truth I know I'm right00:06:49
it's really fun it was scary at first00:06:51
but it's fun now but I spoke at Berkeley00:06:54
twice as last two years ago for two and00:06:56
a half hours it's debate number which00:06:58
debate number is at Jonathan 19 or 20 1800:07:01
Berkeley finally here's the truth we00:07:03
videotaped it out there boy that was00:07:05
they were upset some of those guys were00:07:07
so upset poor skip Evans you know works00:07:09
for the National Center for Science00:07:10
Education all four of them you know hey00:07:13
he would really upset with me but I'm00:07:15
gonna win him to the Lord I really don't00:07:17
hold animosity toward these atheists you00:07:19
know they're just simply blinded you00:07:22
don't you don't get mad at a blind00:07:23
person because they can't see you know00:07:25
who they're blinded they really are00:07:27
willingly ignorant and so it's something00:07:30
that I as a Christian have to say okay00:07:32
how can I help these people see that to00:07:33
see the light you know get them to see00:07:36
the light but I'm sitting this to the00:07:37
next to this perkily professor from on00:07:39
the airplane and we started talking00:07:41
about creation and evolution by the way00:07:42
you'll finds talking about creation and00:07:44
evolution is easy to get a conversation00:07:46
started and I do this several times00:07:50
several times a week on airplanes is I'm00:07:52
always flying somewhere tomorrow morning00:07:53
I fly to Pennsylvania last week was in00:07:56
ontario canada and the next week I don't00:07:58
know somewhere else but dumb it's very00:08:00
easy to get a conversation started on00:08:02
creation or evolution and that right00:08:05
away leads straight into the gospel00:08:06
because if there's a creator well then00:08:10
he's the boss okay he find out what he00:08:13
says and you do it it's real simple but00:08:16
this professor started talking I asked00:08:19
him what he did he said it professor at00:08:20
Berkeley I said I I taught science 1500:08:23
years we got into the subject of the Big00:08:25
Bang okay and I said how did the00:08:28
universe get here he said well I came00:08:30
from the Big Bang I said well man I'd00:08:32
like to hear about this and he was00:08:34
shocked he said you're a science teacher00:08:35
you've never heard of the Big Bang I00:08:37
said oh yes I man I've heard a lot about00:08:39
the big bang and I believe in the Big00:08:41
Bang you know but my big bangs quite a00:08:42
bit different than yours I said you tell00:08:45
me about your big bang and then I'll00:08:46
tell you about my big bang she said well00:08:49
i believe about 18 or 20 billion years00:08:51
ago you know they always start off now00:08:52
looking off into space you know ah00:08:54
billions of years ago kind of lost in00:08:56
space look on their face you know and00:08:58
that's what the textbooks is like this00:08:59
guy here in print us all general science00:09:01
18 to 20 billion years ago that's a long00:09:05
time all the matter in the universe00:09:08
that's a lot of stuff and the word00:09:11
universe comes from two Latin words uni00:09:13
which means single and verse is a00:09:15
spoken-- sentence in English we have00:09:18
verse and prose verse is a spoken--00:09:22
sentence and prose is you know poetry00:09:24
that rhymes so universe is a single00:09:28
spoken sentence that's interesting God00:09:32
said let there be light there have been00:09:34
interesting research done in the last 5000:09:37
years on exactly what is light exactly00:09:40
what is matter you know what is what is00:09:46
the material world I don't think anybody00:09:49
knows for sure yet we can say well it's00:09:50
made up of atoms ok I understand ok and00:09:52
then the atoms are made up of electrons00:09:54
neutrons and protons and maybe some00:09:55
other stuff in there okay I understand00:09:56
what are they made up of could it be00:09:59
that the whole thing is actually light00:10:02
energy or sound energy they've done00:10:07
studies where they take high energy00:10:09
sound and hit a glass of water and it00:10:12
lights up so God simply spoke the00:10:17
universe into existence that's a00:10:18
powerful thought several times in00:10:20
Genesis 1 it says and God said let there00:10:22
be let there be let there be so the word00:10:24
universe means a spoken sentence and we00:10:26
actually live in a spoken sentence this00:10:31
is it you're living in the middle of it00:10:33
just spoken said how many saw the movie00:10:36
The Matrix you know where the whole00:10:37
thing is nothing but you know00:10:38
imagination and dots ozan ones you know00:10:41
it's an imaginary world it doesn't exist00:10:44
I like the one with a little kid is you00:10:46
know he's looking at the spoon that's00:10:47
bending back and forth and the other guy00:10:49
comes in he tries to bend the spoon back00:10:51
and forth and the little kid says oh00:10:52
that's not the exciting thing wait do00:10:54
you realize there is no spoon yeah it's00:10:58
all imagination what if everything here00:11:02
is a manifestation of the voice of God00:11:05
God said let there be you know he speaks00:11:09
the universe is created when he speaks00:11:10
the dead come to life when he speaks the00:11:12
wind lays the wind quits blowing the00:11:14
waves lay down i mean everything obeys00:11:16
the voice of God except us he's having a00:11:19
little trouble out of us right now but00:11:20
he's going to fix that here one of these00:11:21
days every knee shall bow and every tongue00:11:23
shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord00:11:24
to the glory of God the Father coming00:11:26
soon to a city near you but all the00:11:29
matter in the universe was concentrated00:11:32
into one very dense very hot region that00:11:34
may have been much smaller than a period00:11:36
on this page all the matter in the00:11:42
universe think about it you couldn't00:11:45
even squeeze the Volkswagen into a dot00:11:47
smaller than a period on a page it's00:11:50
been estimated that if you took a00:11:51
freight train that is a mile long a00:11:55
one-mile-long freight train if you could00:11:58
compact it into solid matter and then00:12:02
take that solid matter and remove all00:12:04
the space between the neutrons protons00:12:06
and electrons see that atoms are mostly00:12:08
space if you could really get solid00:12:11
matter it's estimated a freight train of00:12:14
my law would fit in a thimble but it00:12:19
would weigh as much as the freight train00:12:22
now of course that's physically00:12:25
impossible to do such a thing but you00:12:28
can't squeeze a Volkswagen into a dot00:12:30
smaller than a period page and here they00:12:32
are teaching the kids the whole entire00:12:34
universe I mean do you realize how big00:12:36
this earth is and it's tiny compared to00:12:39
some of the other planets you realize00:12:42
the Sun and how many other stars there00:12:45
are the last estimate by the Hubble00:12:48
telescope in 2003 said we estimate there00:12:50
are 70 sextillion stars well if you want00:12:55
to learn a little math here you got00:12:56
million and then billion and then00:12:59
trillion quadrillion quad meaning for00:13:03
quintillion sextillion septillion00:13:08
octillion no villain to say who cares 7600:13:11
chilean stars is the estimate most of00:13:15
them gigantic compared to our Sun and00:13:17
they want me to believe that all of this00:13:19
was in a dot smaller than a period on a00:13:22
page Satan has to be laughing at these00:13:24
evolutionists for believing this stuff00:13:27
can you think of anything more absurd00:13:32
then it says in the text book for some00:13:34
unknown reason this region exploded this00:13:38
explosion is called the Big Bang well if00:13:43
you're going to get all that matter00:13:44
squeeze that tight first place that00:13:47
would take some kind of energy like we00:13:48
can't comprehend okay why would it00:13:51
explode how long did it stay in the00:13:53
squeezed position and why did it explode00:13:56
and where did the energy come from to00:13:59
make this explosion where did the energy00:14:01
come from to get it together to begin00:14:03
with I mean there's a host of questions00:14:04
you can ask about the Big Bang like what00:14:07
exploded you know why did it explode00:14:09
where'd it come from now that's what the00:14:11
textbook says is for some unknown reason00:14:13
this exploded this textbook says after00:14:15
many billions of years all the matter00:14:18
and energy will once again be packed00:14:20
into a small area this area may be no00:14:23
larger than the period at the end of00:14:25
this sentence then another Big Bang will00:14:27
occur the formation of a universe will00:14:31
begin all over again a universe that00:14:33
periodically expands and then contracts00:14:35
back on itself is called a closed00:14:37
universe in a closed universe a big bang00:14:41
may occur once every 80 to 100 billion00:14:43
years I'll keep in mind they cut down a00:14:48
tree to print that you know where's al00:14:53
gore when you need them that's what I00:14:54
want to know he should have been up in00:14:56
that tree I it is absolutely so dumb to00:15:00
believe such a thing it exploded it's00:15:05
going to come back someday and squeeze00:15:06
in and then explode again and come back00:15:08
and explode again do they really00:15:11
honestly believe that I mean can they00:15:16
possibly believe such a thing this00:15:19
textbook author says nothing really00:15:21
means nothing now you have to be at00:15:25
least that smart to write a book okay he00:15:29
said not only matter and energy would00:15:30
disappear but also space and time by the00:15:33
way that's an interesting sentence and00:15:34
he's right if you have matter but have00:15:38
no space where would you put it if you00:15:41
have matter in space but have no time00:15:42
then when would you put it time space00:15:45
and matter00:15:46
is what's called a continuum you can't00:15:48
have one without the other we went over00:15:50
that last week did me about the time00:15:51
space was it okay you can't have one00:15:54
without the other so if they're correct00:15:57
as saying not only you know nothing00:15:59
really means nothing not only is there00:16:00
no matter there's no time in no space so00:16:04
the question would be how did this get00:16:06
here and the Big Bang theorists will say00:16:07
well the big bang as this nothing00:16:10
exploded it created time space and00:16:15
matter all simultaneously hmm textbook00:16:20
says however this physicist theorized00:16:23
that from this state of nothingness the00:16:26
universe began in a gigantic explosion00:16:29
sixteen point five billion years ago now00:16:32
by the way the numbers for how long ago00:16:34
this happened float all over the scale00:16:36
on the low range i think the lowest00:16:39
number i've seen is eight billion years00:16:41
ago was the big bang on the high range00:16:43
20 billion years ago like this textbook00:16:46
i showed you a few slides ago says 18 to00:16:49
20 billion years ago you know there was00:16:51
a big bang I think the currently00:16:53
accepted view now in 2005 is that it00:16:59
happened fourteen point six billion00:17:02
years ago when I debated hugh Ross at00:17:06
reasons to believe in Pasadena00:17:09
California debated for three hours he00:17:11
said the Big Bang was Fort I think he00:17:12
said something like 14.6 to you know00:17:15
billion years I said you've got to be00:17:18
kidding do you really believe such a00:17:20
thing this textbook says the theory of00:17:24
the origin this theory of the origin of00:17:26
the universe is called the Big Bang00:17:27
Theory now the big bang theory started00:17:31
by a guy named George Edward lat00:17:33
lemaitre george lemaitre died in 196600:17:37
he's the one who invented the Big Bang00:17:40
Theory when it was first invented and00:17:43
not too many people believed in it like00:17:45
many theories you know comes along and I00:17:47
don't believe that and everybody but00:17:48
pretty soon it came to be accepted and00:17:49
now if you question the Big Bang boy you00:17:51
are banished academic Siberia you know00:17:54
you don't dare question the big bang00:17:56
theory but he said according Isaac00:17:58
Asimov let me00:17:59
conceived this mass to be more though00:18:01
more than a few light-years in diameter00:18:05
at the very least that would be to write00:18:08
a few light-years would have to be at00:18:10
least two light-years okay well that00:18:12
would be 12 trillion miles across00:18:14
because a light year is about six00:18:16
trillion miles light travels about six00:18:19
trillion miles in one year so he said00:18:23
the thing that exploded is 12 trillion00:18:26
light-years across that's a big dot then00:18:33
in 1965 they said oh no it wasn't that00:18:35
big it was only 275 million miles across00:18:39
well that's way down I mean that's a00:18:42
whole lot smaller then in 1972 they said00:18:46
oh no it's only 71 million miles you00:18:48
know the big bang theory as it was00:18:50
taught in the textbooks in the early 70s00:18:51
was there was a big bang you know 2000:18:53
billion years ago and this one mass 7000:18:57
was 71 million miles across exploded in00:19:01
1974 they said oh no it's only 54,00000:19:04
miles across in 1983 they said it's a00:19:08
trillionth the diameter of a proton well00:19:13
you figure if you want to get a visual00:19:15
picture of how big an atom is this is a00:19:17
neat picture okay how BIG's a grain of00:19:19
salt can you picture a grain of salt now00:19:24
I want you to take that grain of salt00:19:25
and expand it until it's as tall as the00:19:28
Empire State Building in New York okay00:19:33
expanded in all directions length width00:19:35
height is still a giant cube but it's00:19:38
now as big as the Empire State Building00:19:40
if you could expand it that much the00:19:44
molecules would expand equally00:19:47
proportional and they would now become00:19:49
as big as the original grain of salt00:19:55
how many grains of salt would it take00:19:57
stacked on top of each other to go to00:19:59
the top of the Empire State Building00:20:03
several right that's how many molecules00:20:06
there are stacked up the edge of a grain00:20:09
of salt just to give you the picture and00:20:15
salt is sodium chlorides a fairly00:20:18
good-sized you know molecule compared to00:20:21
other molecules like hydrogen or helium00:20:22
there a lot smaller than that okay so a00:20:25
grain of salt expanded the size of the00:20:27
Empire State Building would now make the00:20:28
molecules become the size of the00:20:30
original grain of salt just to give you00:20:31
a visual image of how tiny molecules are00:20:34
now in that molecule you have atoms and00:20:37
in that Adam you have protons which are00:20:40
unbelievably tiny and so this in 198300:20:44
they began teaching that the thing that00:20:46
exploded was a trillionth the diameter00:20:50
of a proton you can't even picture house00:20:55
tiny something like that would be and00:20:58
then of course now they said oh I was00:21:01
smaller than that it was nothing no00:21:05
nothing exploded and produced everything00:21:08
I think this shows a classic example of00:21:10
how once you start to believe something00:21:12
stupid you'll believe anything once you00:21:17
start to believe you know we came from a00:21:18
monkey oh maybe we came from a squirrel00:21:22
maybe we came from a rock while maybe we00:21:26
came from nothing it's a slippery slope00:21:29
okay once you start down that slope00:21:31
you're gonna end up all the way at the00:21:32
bottom okay you're going to bump every00:21:34
dumb stick on the way down the hill as00:21:36
you roll down oh yes how absurd can you00:21:42
get here's a Discover Magazine a couple00:21:45
years ago where did everything come from00:21:49
the watches cover page okay front cover00:21:52
it says the universe burst into00:21:55
something from absolutely nothing zero00:21:59
nada as it got bigger it became filled00:22:03
with even more stuff that came from00:22:05
absolutely nowhere how is that possible00:22:09
ask alan guth his theory of inflation00:22:11
helps explain everything well I got to00:22:17
meet this alan guth okay alan guth said00:22:19
in Scientific American clear back in00:22:22
1996 he said the observable universe00:22:25
could have evolved from an infinitesimal00:22:28
region it's then by the way that's a dot00:22:32
and Hebrew there it's then tempting to00:22:34
go one step further and speculate that00:22:35
the entire universe evolved from00:22:38
literally nothing you see boys and girls00:22:42
we all came from a dot and the dot came00:22:45
from nothing there has to be i still00:22:50
have if you can help me on this I've00:22:51
made some help on this I cannot figure00:22:53
out a way to help the evolutionists see00:22:56
how dumb that is how can you help00:23:01
somebody see what you believe is just00:23:04
that's real dumb we all came from00:23:09
nothing but see what does that teaching00:23:14
do if you stop and think about it if we00:23:16
really came from nothing which exploded00:23:18
then how can you have morals how can00:23:22
anything be right or wrong I've asked00:23:25
evolutions that question all over the00:23:27
world simple question if your theory is00:23:29
true if evolution is true how do you00:23:32
tell right from wrong they simply cannot00:23:36
answer the question because if that's00:23:39
how we got here I mean does nothing have00:23:42
morals does matter have morals doesn't00:23:49
matter have rules you know I mean it's00:23:52
such a dumb theory we all came from00:23:54
nothing I asked the professor on the00:23:56
plane I said well sir I don't understand00:23:58
this big bang theory explain this to me00:24:00
he said well 20 billion years ago all00:24:02
the material in the universe was00:24:04
concentrated in one little tiny dot00:24:05
smaller than a period on a page and it00:24:07
was spinning I like this dick sex this00:24:10
textbook says it's as the nebula shrank00:24:12
gets spun faster and faster this is00:24:16
essential point here now because00:24:17
everything that we see in the universe00:24:19
is spinning even the molecules are00:24:22
spinning right everything is spinning the world00:24:26
is spinning the planets are spinning the00:24:28
universe the galaxies are spinning the00:24:30
everything spinning the solar system is00:24:32
spinning so where did this spin come00:24:35
from they either have two choices the00:24:39
initial object was spinning and00:24:40
therefore all the fragments are spinning00:24:43
or each of them picked up a spin on00:24:45
their own now that would be a serious00:24:48
problem to say everything of every00:24:52
single thing picked up this spin from00:24:55
where it's much easier and I've never00:24:59
met anybody argue about this one this00:25:00
much easier to say well the initial00:25:02
object must have been spinning that's00:25:05
what they teach in the textbooks this00:25:06
nebula began to rotate its spun faster00:25:10
and faster gradually the spinning nebula00:25:13
flattened into a huge disk almost 1000:25:15
billion kilometers across at the center00:25:19
of the disk a growing protosun or new00:25:21
Sun began to take shape as the gas cloud00:25:24
continue to collapse toward its center00:25:26
the protosun grew more and more massive00:25:30
now right there this is absolute00:25:32
stupidity when it comes to science gas00:25:35
clouds don't condense because of their00:25:37
own gravity are you afraid when you go00:25:40
out there that a cloud is going to00:25:42
condense into a solid material and fall00:25:44
on you've ever been hit by a falling00:25:46
cloud it doesn't happen clouds of gas00:25:52
and dust expand what's going to squeeze00:25:56
them together to make a solid it takes00:25:59
enormous energy for this to happen I00:26:02
asked a professor one time I said you00:26:04
know you say stars formed from clouds of00:26:06
dust hello this doesn't happen how you00:26:11
get it's what's called boils gas law at00:26:13
that down that'll be a good quiz00:26:14
question boil Bo y le boil digiti00:26:18
studied how gases behave what happens00:26:20
when you try to compress a gas it heats00:26:24
up enormous heat when you take00:26:28
compressed gas and you release the00:26:30
pressure now it absorbs heat so the can00:26:32
gets cold let me never spray to spray00:26:34
can you know and the can gets cold00:26:36
you spray it throw options can starts to00:26:38
get cold when you release the bets how00:26:40
an air compressor and air conditioner00:26:42
works John when you use compressed gases00:26:44
like you know stuff for your welding you00:26:45
know while you're if you're releasing00:26:47
the pressure a lot of those cylinders00:26:49
firstly took an enormous amount of00:26:51
energy to squeeze that gas into that00:26:52
cylinder and still in the gas condition00:26:55
sometimes it condensed it to a liquid00:26:56
like what liquefied propane but to00:26:59
squeeze something to a solid would00:27:02
require absolutely phenomenal amounts of00:27:04
pressure so where is this energy going00:27:07
to come from so this professor was00:27:09
talking about you know how clouds form00:27:11
from you know dust got together and00:27:13
collapses away wait wait how do you00:27:16
overcome boils gas law Boyle said as you00:27:19
try to compress a gas it's going to00:27:21
build up heat which is going to drive it00:27:23
back away if you just take gasps let's00:27:26
take a balloon as an example and you00:27:28
heat it up what happens it expands when00:27:34
you cool it down it contracts you can00:27:37
take a balloon blow it up tie it stick00:27:40
it in the freezer come back in 2000:27:44
minutes it'll be this big it'll shrink00:27:48
way down take a balloon blow it up00:27:52
measure the diameter and then hold it in00:27:55
the Sun for a while or let it heat up00:27:57
somehow it'll get bigger it's just the00:28:00
way it is that's the way a hot air00:28:01
balloon works you know they tied the00:28:02
basket on the bottom and they got a00:28:03
furnace in there and they they heat up00:28:05
the air hot air expands and is therefore00:28:07
lighter and it rises when they run out00:28:12
of gas that you know the hot air balloon00:28:14
starts coming back down well I asked the00:28:17
professor I said how can you get gas to00:28:19
condense into a solid and make a star he00:28:23
said well we've calculated that if 2000:28:25
stars explode near each other it'll00:28:28
produce enough energy to produce a brand00:28:31
new start so think about what you're00:28:36
saying you have to lose 20 to gain one00:28:43
doesn't that sound like some kind of00:28:45
losing proposition here I said man you00:28:48
ought to run for Congress you could help00:28:50
those guys borrow their way out of debt00:28:52
let's borrow another million dollars to00:28:54
pay off these bills well duh think about00:28:58
it okay by the way it's pure theoretical00:29:01
I don't know if 20 stars exploding could00:29:03
produce enough energy to make a new star00:29:04
okay that's never been observed that's00:29:06
just theoretical but even if they did00:29:08
that's how you going to explain the 7000:29:11
sextillion stars we have I means you'd00:29:16
have to have 140 you know what one point00:29:20
for 70 x 20 yeah 146 tilia no more net00:29:27
that's too yeah one point can't think in00:29:30
my head a sec septillion you'd have to00:29:34
have one point for septillion stars00:29:36
exploding to end up with you know 120th00:29:39
as many now it's such a dumb idea and I00:29:44
feel sorry for people who believe it i00:29:45
mean i really do it's so easy to make00:29:47
fun of them and it's actually fun to00:29:48
make fun of them and i enjoy it i just00:29:49
have to confess i enjoy making front of00:29:50
evolutionists but it is sad that they're00:29:54
so blinded you know I'm sure Elijah you00:29:58
know was enjoying himself making fun of00:30:01
the profits of bail you know why don't00:30:02
you cry a little louder maybe he's00:30:03
sleeping yeah because he knew how dumb00:30:06
it was to worship a statue these guys00:30:09
they carved their own statue coat it00:30:11
with gold set up in the temple oh thank00:30:14
you for creating us uh idiot you created00:30:18
him he didn't create you and Satan has00:30:22
to be laughing at these guys for00:30:23
believing this but I feel sorry for him00:30:25
I mean I really do I want to try to win00:30:26
up to the door and people say we're00:30:27
hoping you're sarcastic and you know00:30:28
well I know I got kind of the elijah00:30:31
personality you know i'm sorry about00:30:32
that i'm not trying to change it but you00:30:34
know which means i probably not really00:30:36
sorry about it but i'm having a good00:30:37
time actually making fun of it but they00:30:39
really need help ok and we want to win00:30:42
them but see I'm a little bit hard on00:30:44
them precisely because they are00:30:46
destroying the faith of so many kids00:30:48
coming through their class you know00:30:51
people say why are you in a hard on the00:30:53
evolution as I say well if I was you00:30:55
know going in00:30:56
the Germany to rescue some of the Jews00:30:57
in a concentration camp I would have a00:31:01
hard time being nice to Hitler's guards00:31:05
you know what I mean I'm excuse me guys00:31:07
would you please not be mean to these00:31:08
Jews i would like to bring them out of00:31:10
here you know would you guys put your00:31:11
guns down please no they probably not00:31:13
going to put their guns down probably00:31:14
going to have to you know explain it to00:31:16
them in a language they can understand00:31:17
right and the professors who are00:31:21
destroying the faith of these kids00:31:22
coming through their class in who are00:31:23
mocking Christianity at my expense you00:31:27
know I'm paying their salary while they00:31:28
mock my god I just have a hard time you00:31:32
know taking that laying down and you00:31:34
know being sweet about it so if you00:31:36
don't like my caustic personality well00:31:39
then you go do it a different way okay00:31:40
you go in there and lovingly you know00:31:42
win them over whatever you wanna do I00:31:43
don't care just do it okay get the job00:31:45
jack hyles i'm preaching up there at00:31:47
first baptist hammond in a couple weeks00:31:49
jack hyles was pastor there for years00:31:50
and years uh this ladies came to meth00:31:53
word she said I don't like the way you00:31:54
win souls he said well how do you do it00:31:58
she saw I don't do it he said oh well I00:32:02
like my way of doing it better than your00:32:04
way not doing it that's for sure so I00:32:07
don't always like my way of dealing with00:32:08
the evolutionists okay but at least I00:32:10
deal with them you know these people00:32:12
that are critical say you shouldn't be00:32:14
you know sarcastic okay well how do you00:32:15
how do you win them well I don't okay00:32:17
well then i win some and i certainly00:32:21
anger the rest and sometimes that's a00:32:23
start you got to get him mad before they00:32:25
get glad you know I haven't right to me00:32:27
and says no I've watched your tapes and00:32:28
I hated you so much and it just ate at00:32:30
me and ate at me if I'd really well he's00:32:31
right you know I better get right with00:32:33
God so sometimes that's why seeds work00:32:36
you know you got to break the ground to00:32:37
get it to fit it to get girl anyway the00:32:39
textbooks will teach and this is correct00:32:41
that if the big bang theory is true the00:32:42
initial object had to be spinning well00:32:45
this creates a problem it creates a00:32:48
problem if it wasn't spinning it creates00:32:51
a different problem if it was spinning00:32:53
if it wasn't spinning and it just00:32:56
exploded then how did all of the00:32:58
particles clear down to the atoms pick00:33:00
up a spin if it was spinning you got00:33:03
another big problem because of the law00:33:06
of conservation of angular momentum okay00:33:09
we'll get into that in a second00:33:10
but according to the creationist view00:33:12
6,000 years ago God created everything00:33:15
and according to the evolutionist view00:33:17
20 billion years ago nothing exploded00:33:21
and made everything both views assume a00:33:25
beginning that's a given okay the only00:33:31
one textbook that I saw that tried to00:33:33
get around this problem is the one that00:33:34
says maybe it expands and converted00:33:36
every twenty eighty eighty billion years00:33:38
you know it contracts and blows floats00:33:39
again what they're doing the one I00:33:41
showed you a minute ago they're implying00:33:43
then that matter is eternal and we know00:33:46
matter cannot be eternal we'll get into00:33:47
that in a minute so the creationists00:33:50
believe you know in the beginning God00:33:51
and the evolutionists believe all the00:33:54
material in the universe was in one00:33:56
little tiny dot and all the dirt in the00:33:58
universe was squeezed in this dot and it00:34:00
exploded and they believed you know in00:34:02
the beginning dirt so what are the00:34:04
problems you have is the news media and00:34:07
the textbooks and the teachers and even00:34:09
people that call into my radio program00:34:11
every day and dr. Dino calm they always00:34:16
try to assume that evolution is part of00:34:19
science when I did a debate no paso00:34:21
texas Roger Odell set up the thing there00:34:26
for me to have the debate in El Paso and00:34:28
the here's that article they ran in El00:34:30
Paso Times religious and scientific00:34:33
leaders debate evolution now just think00:34:37
about the headline what are they trying00:34:40
to imply just by the headline00:34:46
that's evolution is part of science and00:34:50
I stop them every time I can't I wait00:34:53
wait wait wait now guys no no science00:34:55
deals with things we can observe study00:34:56
and test we don't observe any of the00:34:58
evolution claims you can believe that if00:35:00
you'd like but that's not observed it's00:35:03
not religious and scientific leaders00:35:05
debating evolution it is two religions00:35:08
debating evolution is a religion they00:35:12
get very angry when I say that and00:35:14
Jonathan does a radio program you know00:35:16
they call in and they're mad about that00:35:17
it's not a religion yes it is in every00:35:19
sense of the word it's something you00:35:20
have to believe in there's no00:35:22
observation there's no testing there's00:35:23
no experimentation is simply a religious00:35:25
belief but I see this over and over and00:35:29
over again in the textbooks and in the00:35:30
in the debates you know really keep00:35:33
saying well you know according to00:35:35
science and we know science is different00:35:37
than religion I say we are you implying00:35:38
that evolution ought to be with science00:35:40
right there's your mistake I would agree00:35:43
that science and religion are different00:35:45
but I would not agree that evolution00:35:47
should be included with science and00:35:49
you're gonna have to stop them every00:35:52
five minutes so there you go again00:35:54
you're trying to include evolution as00:35:55
part of science they want to sneak it in00:35:57
here's the illustration I used I say00:35:59
beer is sold at football games quite00:36:01
often mirror has nothing to do with00:36:04
football and beer does not become00:36:07
athletic by association with football00:36:10
okay and evolution has nothing to do00:36:13
with science and it doesn't become00:36:14
scientific by being associated with you00:36:16
know with science it's true it's mixed00:36:19
in the textbooks it's true beer is mixed00:36:21
in a football games so what it doesn't00:36:24
mean there's a connection between the00:36:25
two religious and scientific leaders00:36:28
debate evolution that's baloney see the00:36:31
evolution in creation are both religious00:36:33
world views the difference is the00:36:34
evolution religion is tax supported00:36:37
that's one of the one of the many major00:36:40
differences all of us are paying for00:36:42
that religion to be taught they'll say00:36:45
we should can't have religion in schools00:36:46
I say here first place that's not what00:36:49
the Constitution says it's not what the00:36:51
founding fathers intended it's not how00:36:53
the school started off ok but and it's00:36:55
not true we have all kinds of religion00:36:57
in school00:36:59
we just won't have Christianity in00:37:01
school it's not religion there against00:37:03
its Christianity specifically that00:37:04
they're against okay these two timelines00:37:07
are the same thing behind the screen00:37:08
here and I use these in my seminars over00:37:09
and over you can get these that are on00:37:10
our website dr. Dino a copy of these on00:37:12
the top time line I drew it so one inch00:37:15
would equal 150 years 150 years is a00:37:19
long time what took place 150 years ago00:37:21
who can think of something 1855 before00:37:29
the Civil War quite a few Indian battles00:37:33
going on some people trying to win the00:37:36
Indians most people trying to just steal00:37:37
their stuff you know but some people00:37:40
tried to actually win over to the Lord00:37:41
but you know the Industrial Revolution00:37:43
you go back and make a list of all the00:37:45
things America did not have the world00:37:46
did not have electricity cars you know00:37:49
and it just 550 years ago that's a long00:37:52
time Abe Lincoln wasn't even President00:37:54
one inch ago on our chart but if I tried00:37:59
to make the 20 billion year chart to be00:38:02
the same scale to show you 20 billion00:38:05
years at the top scale of an inch 25000:38:08
years just the chart would have to be00:38:11
from Pensacola to Portland Oregon 2,10000:38:15
miles or Toronto Canada to San Diego00:38:19
that's a long ways and I don't wanna00:38:23
carry chart that big so i made a new00:38:24
scale and where this professor on the00:38:26
plane answered my questions about time00:38:28
space matter we'll cover that in just a00:38:30
minute after our break here but um the00:38:32
questions that you need to ask people00:38:33
when they say the Big Bang you got to00:38:35
stop them right there explain this 2000:38:39
billion years ago to me okay where did00:38:40
time-space matter come from the laws00:38:42
will get into all that right after a00:38:43
quick break here coming up couple00:38:45
minutes all right let's take up where we00:38:47
left off some of the problems with the00:38:49
Big Bang Theory the problems are00:38:51
multiple okay not only theoretical00:38:54
problems but actual scientific problems00:38:57
with this theory number one where did00:38:59
the matter come from what exploded00:39:04
they'll say well nothing exploded well00:39:06
then then you don't have an explosion00:39:08
you get you if nothing explodes you have00:39:10
you have nothing you know you can't even00:39:13
visualize what they're trying to say00:39:16
here you know they kept getting that dot00:39:19
smaller and smaller till now it's00:39:20
nothing that exploded that simply00:39:22
doesn't make sense does it make sense to00:39:25
anybody here twice the professor I said00:39:28
where did the matter come from for the00:39:30
Big Bang he said we don't know I said00:39:32
where did the laws come from all of the00:39:35
universe is governed by laws we have the00:39:38
law of gravity centrifugal force inertia00:39:42
Boyle's law the gas laws there are all00:39:45
kinds of laws that govern universe you00:39:47
know we have cole slaw you can you tell00:39:49
potato salad ok ha and I'm always asking00:39:53
the people why aren't the laws still00:39:55
evolving everything about that why is00:39:59
gravity always the same why don't you00:40:02
wait 10 pounds more one day he said well00:40:05
I do well that's for other reasons ok00:40:07
but the laws didn't change ok here diet00:40:09
might have changed the laws are00:40:11
consistent now if nothing exploded and00:40:15
made everything it not only has to make00:40:16
the matter for the universe it has to00:40:18
make the laws where is gravity just00:40:21
built into matter I mean how can you00:40:23
explain that was gravity where was00:40:27
gravity before the Big Bang and if00:40:31
everything squeezed into a dot what00:40:33
squeezed it in for gravity holds and00:40:36
gravity was already there where the laws00:40:39
created by the Big Bang it's a serious00:40:43
problem ok and where did the energy come00:40:46
from you have to have matter and or00:40:51
energy to create this00:40:54
BIGBANG's produce big messes00:41:00
and did I ask the professor's they did00:41:03
not he did not have any of those so I00:41:04
said well sir this berkeley have a00:41:06
merry-go-round you all know what a00:41:09
merry-go-round is right he said no we00:41:11
don't have a merry-go-round we had a good long we had three hour flight you00:41:13
know from Dallas to San Francisco so00:41:14
better good long flight I asked him some00:41:16
critical questions I said no if you put00:41:18
some fourth graders on a merry-go-round00:41:19
and you get the high school football00:41:21
team to get it spinning clockwise as00:41:23
fast as it'll go you notice some very00:41:25
interesting phenomenon and want to do00:41:26
the seminar I say how many of you are in00:41:28
fourth grade you know on some kids raise00:41:30
their hand and I said oh great i spent00:41:31
the last five years of my life in the00:41:32
fourth grade you know i try to use a lot00:41:34
of humor humor in my seminar number one00:41:37
that's my personality number two it00:41:39
keeps keeps it lively keep people awake00:41:41
and it makes a heavy subject seem easier00:41:43
humor is a good also a good anesthetic00:41:45
under which you can do surgery you get00:41:48
somebody laughing while you cut out00:41:49
their sin you know I met funny yeah00:41:52
smoking oh oh oh yeah and you work on00:41:56
their sin under Walter under anesthetic00:41:57
IE laughter but if this a fact if you00:42:00
put some kids on a merry-go-round and00:42:01
get it spinning clockwise they will go00:42:02
through four phases they start off in00:42:04
phase one they're screaming you know00:42:06
faster faster you get up around 30 miles00:42:08
an hour they go to phase 2 where they00:42:09
stop screaming and they're just quietly00:42:11
concentrating on trying to hang on you00:42:13
get up at 60 miles an hour the inter00:42:15
phase three where they're screaming00:42:16
again you know stop stop please slow00:42:18
down somewhere between there 100 miles00:42:20
an hour you'll enter phase 4 where the00:42:22
kids begin to fly off the merry-go-round00:42:24
now if you watch them carefully as the00:42:27
kid flies off he will be spinning00:42:29
clockwise if the merry-go-round is going00:42:32
clockwise he will be spinning clockwise00:42:35
because of a law called until he00:42:38
encounters resistance of course because00:42:40
of a law called the conservation of00:42:42
angular momentum there are many things00:42:44
that happen with a spinning object you00:42:47
can try this on our merry go round here00:42:48
at dinosaur adventure land okay get ten00:42:50
kids on the merry-go-round have them00:42:52
lean way back to the outside and get it00:42:55
spinning and then say okay kids when I00:42:58
say three I want you to lean to the00:43:00
middle just lean in as far as you can00:43:03
let's say it is turning for sake of00:43:05
illustration one revolution every second00:43:10
when they lean into the middle it will00:43:12
pick up to three or four revolution00:43:14
per second it will greatly increase the00:43:17
speed assuming no friction which by the00:43:20
way we've got a lot of friction that00:43:21
bearing is yeah grease that bearing up00:43:24
there but if you get a frictionless or a00:43:26
near frictionless merry-go-round it'll00:43:29
that's one of the laws as you00:43:30
concentrate the mass toward the center00:43:32
the velocity picks up how many of ever00:43:33
seen ice skaters you know and they're00:43:35
doing that thing and they pull their00:43:36
arms in spin real fast stick their arms00:43:38
out and slow down when you're diving you00:43:39
know you tuck real tight to do a flip as00:43:41
soon as you straighten out you stop00:43:43
flipping hopefully at the right time to00:43:45
not land in a belly flop but well00:43:48
spinning objects have certain rules that00:43:50
they simply follow one of which is the00:43:52
conservation of angular momentum a00:43:54
spinning object in a frictionless00:43:56
environment now this only work in a00:43:58
frictionless environment which is what00:44:01
the Big Bang would be because all the00:44:02
matter was in one spot so when it00:44:05
exploded all the pieces if the original00:44:09
object is spinning clockwise all of the00:44:11
pieces would spin clockwise the00:44:13
evolutionists will say well these these00:44:15
things are spinning backwards because00:44:16
they collided with something I said00:44:18
that's not possible if an explosion00:44:20
takes place let's say you got a hand00:44:22
grenade all the fragments go flying off00:44:25
like spokes on a wheel is it possible if00:44:30
you drop a hand grenade in a field for00:44:32
the fragments to fly off and hit each00:44:34
other some place out in the field00:44:35
further out no the longer you wait the00:44:41
further apart they get it is just not00:44:45
possible for them to hit each other out00:44:47
there in the field someplace so it's00:44:49
just I would say that's not logical okay00:44:52
to say the fragments collided is not00:44:54
it's not physically possible but the00:44:56
conservation of angular momentum is00:44:58
interesting here's a couple of quotes00:44:59
you might want to read about this this00:45:00
angular momentum would have caused the00:45:02
Sun to spend very rapidly actually our00:45:05
Sun spins very slowly while the planets00:45:08
move very rapidly around the Sun in fact00:45:11
although the Sun has over ninety-nine00:45:13
percent of the mass of the solar system00:45:15
it has only two percent of the angular00:45:18
momentum let me stop and explain here in00:45:20
case you don't know there's a difference00:45:22
between mass and weight okay your mass00:45:24
does not change if you went out into00:45:27
space00:45:28
you're you would still have the same00:45:30
mass even though you would feel like you00:45:32
weighed nothing but if a 300-pound guy00:45:35
and a 50-pound kid collide in space it's00:45:39
going to have the same effect as if they00:45:41
collided on earth they're going to boyne00:45:44
bounce off and the 50-pound kids going00:45:46
to go flying like a BB hitting a freight00:45:49
train ok the mass doesn't change its how00:45:53
much material material you have ok00:45:56
that's not going to change so the Sun00:45:59
has 99 percent of the mass of the solar00:46:01
system but only two percent of the00:46:03
angular momentum this pattern is00:46:05
directly opposite to the pattern00:46:06
predicted from the nebular hypothesis00:46:09
it's been known for years that the whole00:46:11
big bang theory violates numerous laws00:46:14
of science ok here's why they haven't00:46:17
given up on it they don't have a00:46:20
replacement they don't have a new theory00:46:24
to explain the universe so we're going00:46:26
to keep the Big Bang here's the logic00:46:27
behind that you got a guy in jail do you00:46:31
think he's guilty of the crime then you00:46:35
find evidence that he is there's no00:46:36
possible way he can be guilty ok he00:46:39
wasn't there he was 300 miles away 5000:46:41
people saw him but you still don't know00:46:45
who did the crime so we're going to keep00:46:48
this guy in jail until we find the00:46:50
person who did it you see how dumb that00:46:55
would be we know he didn't do it but we00:46:58
don't know who did so we're keeping him00:46:59
until we find out who did that's what00:47:02
they're doing with this big bang theory00:47:03
scientists is Theta this will say look00:47:05
we know it's not true but we don't have00:47:08
a better explanation so we're going to00:47:11
hang on to this one until the new one00:47:13
comes along because nature abhors a00:47:16
vacuum ok if you there's a vacuum00:47:19
something's going to try everything's00:47:20
going to try to get into it and if you00:47:23
have a if you don't have a theory for00:47:25
the explanation of the world well then00:47:27
this is unacceptable we have to have a00:47:29
theory and I've had evolution is getting00:47:32
mad and say well the big bang theory is00:47:33
not part of evolution oh you're crazy00:47:35
it's an essential part of evolution what00:47:39
evolved where did it come from you have00:47:41
to have a consistent coherent theory00:47:43
starting from the beginning they were00:47:46
they're always trying with me now to say00:47:48
well revolution only deals with living00:47:50
things I said well you're going to skip00:47:56
the vital parts of where did matter come00:47:57
from where that energy come from where00:47:59
did life get started stuff like that00:48:00
yeah they really want to skip all that00:48:02
because there simply is no explanation00:48:04
okay well then you don't have a coherent00:48:06
theory it's my point look at the next00:48:08
quote the ultimate origin of the solar00:48:10
system's angular momentum remains00:48:12
obscure it's a polite way of saying we00:48:16
have no idea how it got this way it00:48:19
remains obscure in other words we don't00:48:21
know don't you just say it clearly we're00:48:23
4th graders can get it okay we don't00:48:26
know bottom quote one of the detailed00:48:29
problems is then to explain how the Sun00:48:32
still acquires nearly ninety nine point00:48:34
nine percent of the mass of the solar00:48:35
system but only two percent of its00:48:37
angular momentum this pleasure 196900:48:40
textbook this problem has been known for00:48:43
decades what do they do about it ignore00:48:48
it they don't have an answer00:48:53
ask the professor on the plane I said00:48:55
sir if everything began from a swirling00:48:57
dot you know Big Bang why do two planets00:49:00
and possibly Pluto would be number three00:49:02
rotate backwards I don't know if it's00:49:05
ever been demonstrated or not if Pluto00:49:06
rotates backwards to the rest okay all00:49:09
the planets are going the same direction00:49:10
around the Sun but some of them are00:49:12
spinning backwards why and their answer00:49:16
is or they got hit by something I see00:49:18
that's not possible not if the big bang00:49:20
theory is true what would hit them the00:49:24
longer you wait the farther apart00:49:25
they're going to get also eight of the00:49:30
91 known moons I believe now there might00:49:32
be over 100 wounds that have been00:49:33
discovered i don't know but according to00:49:35
Walt Browns website creation science com00:49:37
by the way a great website you ought to00:49:38
check Walt Braun was a physics professor00:49:40
for the Air Force Academy in Colorado00:49:42
Springs has a PhD in physics has ago00:49:45
he's a Christian travels and speaks on00:49:47
creation has a great book out that we00:49:49
sell in the beginning by Walt Braun the00:49:50
book we sell in our library powerful00:49:52
book I disagree with Walt on a couple of00:49:54
key things okay but that's I've learned00:49:56
to eat the meat spit out the bones years00:49:57
ago if you don't learn that you will00:49:58
choke on something okay hello but he's00:50:02
the one that said eight of the 91 known00:50:03
moons spin backwards and I believe now00:50:05
there and maybe over a hundred moons00:50:08
doesn't matter creation science calm he00:50:14
lives in Phoenix Arizona great guys Me's00:50:19
all military I mean he's a retired Air00:50:20
Force colonel okay and it's you know is00:50:22
he's all military when you talk to him00:50:24
you know just kind of doesn't know how00:50:27
to lighten up a little bit but down00:50:30
under the tough skin you know I like the00:50:31
guy on the TV program with Gunny you00:50:33
know he's really a person in there but00:50:37
Saturn Jupiter and Neptune are very00:50:40
interesting planets they all have quite00:50:42
a few moons going around them but they00:50:44
have moons think about it going both00:50:46
directions how could a big bang produce00:50:52
a planet with moons going opposite00:50:54
directions and how long could moons00:50:57
going the opposite directions survive00:51:03
isn't there some kind of probability00:51:05
that they would eventually you know00:51:07
at each other is a system like that00:51:12
possible for billions of years or is00:51:14
there some kind of shorter time limit to00:51:16
this I don't know that anybody's ever00:51:18
studied the probability of the planet so00:51:20
the planets moons hitting each other I00:51:22
know there are slightly different orbits00:51:23
etc but to me it looked like this is00:51:27
this would be an indication that it00:51:28
cannot be billions of years old where00:51:31
the fact is three planets have moons00:51:33
orbiting both directions the Sun is00:51:36
ninety-eight percent hydrogen or helium00:51:41
the inner planets Mercury Venus Earth00:51:44
Mars are less than one percent hydrogen00:51:47
or helium if it came from a big bang00:51:50
don't you think there ought to be a00:51:51
little better consistency of what the00:51:54
things are formed of why are the inner00:51:57
planets so different from the Sun and so00:52:01
different from each other all 9 planets00:52:04
are very different I mean very different00:52:07
some are just gas I'm are solid my00:52:12
daughter bought her first car from a guy00:52:13
i spoke at a church in connecticut and00:52:15
he drove me around while i was speaking00:52:17
at the church he was the person assigned00:52:19
to take me around 180 somewhere and he00:52:21
had this little mercury sable and sharp00:52:24
little car you know and I said hey my00:52:26
daughter turned 16 she's looking for a00:52:27
car do you like this table he said yeah00:52:31
I'm getting he said it's the best been a00:52:33
lemon I've replaced everything on it you00:52:35
know my mechanic said I've replaced00:52:36
everything you can replace on that car00:52:37
he said that thing ought to run for00:52:38
4,000 years now you know so he said it00:52:41
was 11 but we think we you know squeeze00:52:43
the juice out of it that's fine now00:52:44
bottom line is he drove it down here in00:52:46
Mississippi was coming anyway my bought00:52:47
daughter bought it and drove as her00:52:48
first car who cares well this guy I said00:52:51
what'd he do for a living he said I work00:52:53
for I forget the name of the company00:52:54
said we manufacture parachutes that are00:52:58
designed to go into hostile environments00:53:00
like Venus00:53:03
I said really he said yeah when they00:53:05
send space probes up they want to drop00:53:07
this thing off into the planet's00:53:08
atmosphere well has to have a parachute00:53:11
to slow it down but the gases that it's00:53:13
going through are our caustic and they00:53:17
eat up the material what we do is we run00:53:20
all the math on how big is this planet00:53:22
how much gravity does it have how fast00:53:24
is this thing going to fall and how much00:53:27
how thick is the atmosphere and you know00:53:29
blah blah blah run off run all the00:53:30
numbers on it and we calculate how big00:53:33
our parachute has to be and what kind of00:53:35
material has been made out of to survive00:53:37
long enough to slow our thing down so it00:53:38
doesn't break when it's a ground we00:53:40
count on to the parachute dissolving as00:53:42
it goes through this gas because it's00:53:44
going to dissolve you know the chlorine00:53:45
and stuff just dissolves the parachute00:53:46
but if it'll last you know for 3700:53:49
seconds it's got you know that's long00:53:50
enough and they build the parachutes in00:53:52
hattiesburg mississippi he said I work00:53:56
for the company that designs up who00:53:58
cares well the point is it's been long00:54:00
known that these planets have very00:54:02
different atmospheres and a very00:54:04
different makeup something is very00:54:06
different well i heard i don't know i00:54:08
haven't documented this maybe somebody00:54:10
do it for me i was told that when they00:54:12
brought back moon rocks the analyzed00:54:14
minh said they're thirty percent silica00:54:16
like the beach at the Pensacola Beach00:54:19
you know the sand and then they said it00:54:21
appears like the moon you know a silica00:54:23
is highly reflective they said it00:54:26
appears that the moon was designed to be00:54:28
a reflector00:54:31
I could have told him that sings exactly00:54:34
correct okay the moon was designed to be00:54:37
a reflector is highly said anyway the00:54:38
point is the planets are different00:54:40
material now if they all came from the00:54:42
same dot that exploded don't you think00:54:44
there'd be a little more consistency in00:54:46
what they are made of why aren't they00:54:48
all similar some galaxies are spinning00:54:52
backwards this becomes a real serious00:54:55
problem for evolutionists CNN ran an00:54:57
article in 2002 goofy galaxy spins in00:55:00
wrong direction it's known they should00:55:06
all spin the same way but here we got00:55:08
problems with I think they're serious00:55:10
problems with a big bang theory some00:55:12
planets spin backwards some moons spin00:55:15
backwards three planets have moons go on00:55:17
both directions some whole galaxies spin00:55:21
backwards the planets are made of00:55:23
different materials I mean it's all the00:55:26
same 98 elements but the concentration00:55:27
of elements is vastly different how00:55:30
could this happen from a common Big Bang00:55:35
the professor said I don't know how do00:55:37
you think it happened house of course I00:55:41
was hoping he was going to ask that no i00:55:42
said well sir it's very simple you see00:55:44
in the beginning God created the heaven00:55:46
and the earth and God did it that way on00:55:48
purpose just to make the big bang theory00:55:50
look stupid and it is it's stupid for00:55:54
multiple reasons okay scientifically00:55:57
just simply cognitively you can't even00:55:59
imagine such a thing okay it has even00:56:02
vision sexual problems you can't even00:56:05
conceive how you can't even think about00:56:06
how this could happen the Bible I say00:56:10
teaches the Big Bang in second Peter 300:56:13
says the heavens shall pass away with a00:56:16
great noise in the original Greek that's00:56:18
a big bang so somebody says do you00:56:20
believe in the Big Bang I say oh yeah00:56:22
you better get saved and get ready for00:56:23
it you know the Big Bang is coming soon00:56:25
to a city near you people said you00:56:29
believe in the global warming oh yeah00:56:30
revelation says they were scorched with00:56:32
a fervent heat you know there's going to00:56:33
be global warming up coming soon you00:56:35
better get saved and get ready for that00:56:36
by the way if the big bang theory is00:56:39
true would it be any purpose for God to00:56:42
send his son to die for a world that00:56:44
evolved here by chance and came from a00:56:46
big bang where does the death of Christ00:56:49
fit into this oh there are many00:56:51
evolutionists who know full well that00:56:52
the death of Christ is unnecessary and I00:56:58
mean if the big bang theory is true and00:56:59
that's one of the purposes of this00:57:00
evolution theory he has to eliminate the00:57:04
need for salvation think about it if00:57:07
evolution is true what do we need to be00:57:10
saved from the devotion my son gave the00:57:14
other day was really has some good00:57:15
thoughts in there you know salvation00:57:17
from what what is sin I mean if00:57:21
evolutions true what is sin there is no00:57:25
such thing as sin saved from what when I00:57:30
was lifeguard you know we had a we had a00:57:33
camp one time Salvation Army camper I00:57:34
was the lifeguard at for two summers and00:57:37
they're all these campers kids I think00:57:38
to have 300 kids at a time or something00:57:40
at this camp one time a whole bunch of00:57:42
little black kids came all eight nine00:57:43
ten year olds you know the whole camp is00:57:44
swarming with these little black kids00:57:46
had a we had a blast i love that and i00:57:49
was teaching the kids how to do a flip00:57:50
off the diving board you know so these00:57:52
kids are all lined up and I do the Flip00:57:53
you know tuck in tight and all this kind00:57:55
of stuff balance lean forward well this00:57:58
one little kid jumped off the diving00:58:00
board and did a nice flip and he comes00:58:02
up in the you know fully smile and laugh00:58:04
around you know big old white teeth00:58:05
showing every place he's looking around00:58:06
you know smile splashing and he went00:58:08
back down he came up again he smiled and00:58:11
looking around and the kids said hey get00:58:13
him out of there it's my turn to dive I00:58:15
said Sammy get out of there the next kid00:58:17
wants to die move over he smiled look00:58:19
around went back down one of the kids in00:58:21
the line says is that Sammy he can't00:58:23
swim what's he doing in the deep end you00:58:25
know he came up the third time he smiled00:58:28
and looking around splashing like mad I00:58:30
said Sammy are you drownded that's my00:58:35
job didn't crap you pulled him out but00:58:38
see he apparently didn't realize he00:58:40
needed to be saved right one preacher00:58:45
was walking out of the barbershop one00:58:46
time and one of the local skeptics in00:58:48
town hollered across the street said hey00:58:49
preacher you're trying to get people00:58:50
saved he said no I'm trying to get00:58:54
people lost00:58:56
if you get have to realize they're lost00:58:58
the rest is easy Nathan did you call the00:59:02
doctor today why not didn't realize you00:59:09
need it to you don't feel sick right now00:59:11
if you wake up tomorrow morning and your00:59:13
Bloods pouring out your ear and your00:59:15
pillow is soaked in blood you probably00:59:18
going to think you know this is not00:59:19
right I probably should have this looked00:59:21
at you know I think I better call00:59:22
somebody who might know what this00:59:24
problem is ok you have first have to00:59:26
realize there's a problem before you're00:59:28
even going to call for the doctor and00:59:30
you have to think you're down didn't00:59:31
become free for you call for the00:59:33
lifeguard and you're going to have to00:59:34
realize your loss before you're gonna00:59:36
call for the Savior that's why I like00:59:38
Ray comforts approach on soul-winning00:59:40
it's classic you know get them lost show00:59:43
them the law oh yeah the laws00:59:47
schoolmaster bring us to Christ and say00:59:49
ever do a good person oh yeah I'm a good00:59:51
person you ever lied well yeah what's00:59:53
that make you well a liar have you ever00:59:57
stolen anything well yeah what's that01:00:02
make you well Jordan a big was your01:00:06
thief ok he ever lusted yeah well the01:00:10
Bible says you know if you even lost you01:00:12
an adulterer at heart ever hated anybody01:00:15
yeah yeah well Bible says if you hate01:00:18
somebody just like murder are you a good01:00:20
person yeah I'm a good person you01:00:22
already told me you're a lyin thievin01:00:23
adulterer and murderer at heart and now01:00:25
you're telling you're a good person once01:00:27
you get them lost the rest is easy01:00:29
they'll come running for the Savior who01:00:33
was the same famous sermon in01:00:37
Connecticut I stood on the spot where I01:00:39
preached it you know sinners in the01:00:40
hands of an angry god by Jonathan01:00:43
Edwards brain fade they're up in01:00:45
Connecticut the god's little marker on01:00:46
the side of the road where he preached01:00:47
that sermon okay we stopped there and01:00:49
looked at that thing Jonathan Edwards01:00:50
there were dozens of people praying01:00:52
round the clock for Jonathan Edwards he01:00:55
read the entire sermon he had glasses01:00:57
about that thick okay real real bad01:00:59
eyesight the whole sermon was printed01:01:01
out he's standing there reading the01:01:04
sermon okay that far away from it he's01:01:06
reading the whole thing sinners in the01:01:08
hands of an angry god if you have01:01:10
read it it's incredible okay you got to01:01:13
read that while he was reading this01:01:15
sermon in the church the people were01:01:17
gripping the pews leaving their01:01:19
fingernail marks in the pews they were01:01:20
scared stiff he said you are like a01:01:23
spider hanging by a thread over the01:01:25
flame over the fire and God is ready and01:01:29
anxious to throw you into the fire he01:01:31
hates your sin you know he despises you01:01:33
like you would despise a spider and he01:01:35
says but it was powerful powerful sermon01:01:37
people came running down the aisle01:01:39
screaming and crying I've got two good01:01:41
safe you know I want to get safe because01:01:43
he got him lost first the whole cause of01:01:48
all of Christianity is useless if the01:01:52
big bang theory is true01:01:57
oh yeah go ahead what if an evolutionist01:02:00
says that God gave us these rules later01:02:02
on once we're already involved if God01:02:06
introduced the rules later after we01:02:07
evolved first of all I would say that's01:02:12
not what the Bible teaches secondly01:02:14
there's no scientific evidence for01:02:15
evolution anyway so why would we01:02:17
compromise a good bible at the dumb01:02:18
theory that's what I would tell there01:02:20
are lots of folks who believe you know01:02:21
that like hugh ross and these guys and01:02:23
it's amazing how many theistic01:02:25
evolutionists are very popular in the01:02:27
news you know and on TV Christian TV01:02:29
programs but there are some who would01:02:31
say you know God there are some who say01:02:34
that God evolved here's another bigger01:02:37
picture to think about if if the big01:02:40
bang theory and evolution is true then01:02:42
man created God instead of God created01:02:46
man right and that's what they teach in01:02:51
sociology class you know we've used to01:02:52
be hunters and gatherers and slowly got01:02:54
together and built cities and then they01:02:56
created gods to worship to explain how01:02:58
we got here man created God Bible says01:03:02
just the opposite so anyway the death of01:03:04
Christ all of Christianity is useless01:03:05
and unnecessary if big bang theory is01:03:07
true now the big bang theory is a big01:03:10
dud here's another reason why the big01:03:12
bang theory is not true if the big bang01:03:14
theory were true the matter would be01:03:16
evenly distributed throughout the01:03:17
universe it is not there are big lumps01:03:21
of matter called galaxies and stars and01:03:23
then there's bazillions of miles on01:03:24
nothing think about it the Sun is 8801:03:30
880,000 miles in diameter that's less01:03:32
than 1 million miles in diameter it is01:03:36
93 million miles to the Sun so between01:03:40
us and the Sun we got two little bitty01:03:42
planets going around amounting to nearly01:03:44
nothing 93 million miles of radius for01:03:48
this massive sphere of nothing01:03:53
the matter should be evenly distributed01:03:55
but this has led the big bang theorists01:03:57
to come up with an explanation for why01:03:59
isn't the matter evenly distributed and01:04:01
they will say well there's a couple01:04:03
answers they give to that number one01:04:04
they'll say it is dark matter you can't01:04:06
see it oh okay some people say well01:04:12
there's antimatter I'm going to ever01:04:14
heard of that before matter and01:04:15
antimatter the purpose is to try to01:04:17
explain the missing matter in space01:04:19
because it's not even a distributed or01:04:21
they'll say there are black holes and01:04:24
how would you see a black hole well see01:04:29
you can't see them that proves they're01:04:30
there oh I see you know you know what01:04:35
what proves they're there the need for01:04:36
them to be there the Big Bang Theory's01:04:41
got some serious flaws since the matter01:04:43
is not evenly distributed they're01:04:45
searching desperately for some way to01:04:46
say well it's because we can't see it01:04:50
it's dark matter antimatter or matter01:04:53
pops in and out of existence you know01:04:56
quarks and what do they call them gluons01:04:59
they've got another term for it but all01:05:01
of those I think are desperate attempts01:05:03
to try to explain the missing matter in01:05:06
space the big bang theory has a good01:05:08
explanation in a book called the01:05:10
evolution cruncher this is a book we01:05:14
sell its 900 pages and it's five bucks01:05:17
power kind of chap tried everything okay01:05:20
Fred Hoyle the famous astronomer from01:05:23
Cambridge University in England said I01:05:26
have little hesitation in saying that a01:05:28
sickly Paul now hangs over the big bang01:05:30
theory that was back in 84 they've known01:05:34
for 20 years the Big Bang Theory has01:05:36
serious yeah I would say irreconcilable01:05:38
problems why haven't they thrown it out01:05:42
they don't have a replacement yet we're01:05:45
going to keep that guy in jail till we01:05:47
find who did it01:05:50
that's not science you get the book01:05:53
evolution cruncher go to page 68 there's01:05:55
a whole buncha on that on the big bang01:05:57
theory in there now the second law of01:05:58
thermodynamics tells us everything tends01:06:01
toward disorder everything is falling01:06:04
apart most of you have a job because of01:06:08
the second law of thermodynamics you're01:06:11
either fixing something that's broke01:06:13
most of the time or cleaning something01:06:16
that got dirty or you are building a new01:06:20
one to replace the one that's too far01:06:21
gone I mean if you think about it01:06:25
probably everybody's job is here because01:06:29
of the second law of thermodynamics just01:06:31
about everybody's job the farmers have01:06:34
to do their work because they got to01:06:36
raise new food because the last food you01:06:37
ate is going to be gone in a few hours01:06:38
and you're going to be hungry again the01:06:42
cleaning lady's got to come back and01:06:43
clean the place we got to build a new01:06:45
building every fifty or hundred years01:06:46
because the older ones going to wear out01:06:47
and fall apart you got to buy a new car01:06:50
you work hard to earn enough money to01:06:52
buy a new car why because the last one01:06:55
is worn out gotta buy new tires you know01:06:57
second law of thermodynamics is just a01:06:59
universal law first law says matter01:07:02
cannot be created or destroyed second01:07:04
law says everything tends toward01:07:06
disorder as a lot of ways to phrase the01:07:10
second law I'll give you a couple other01:07:11
wise to phrase it in a second Hebrews 101:07:12
tells us the heavens are the works of01:07:14
thy hands they shall perish they wax old01:07:17
as death a garment everything is wearing01:07:21
out take a look at your hair do when you01:07:23
wake up in the morning it'll it'll work01:07:25
okay everything is falling apart I've01:07:29
often tried to figure this out maybe you01:07:30
guys can help me on this all right Diane01:07:32
maybe you can help me here old lady here01:07:34
why does it take the women an hour of01:07:36
hard work in the morning in order to01:07:37
look natural01:07:41
think about it I want to look natural01:07:44
well then get up and go to work okay01:07:47
that's natural everything is falling01:07:52
apart folks nothing's getting better by01:07:54
itself here's sue at 20 there she is at01:07:57
90 and here she has at 3,000 okay I mean01:08:04
everything is falling apart isaac asimov01:08:07
a very famous anti-creationists an01:08:11
anti-christian he said another way of01:08:15
stating the second law is the universe01:08:17
is constantly getting more disorderly01:08:20
viewed that way we can see the second01:08:22
law all about us we have to work hard to01:08:25
straighten out a room but left to itself01:08:27
it becomes a mess again very quickly and01:08:29
very easily even if we never enter it it01:08:32
becomes dusty and musty how difficult to01:08:35
maintain houses and machinery and our01:08:37
own bodies in perfect working order how01:08:40
easy to let them deteriorate in fact all01:08:43
we have to do is nothing and everything01:08:45
deteriorates collapses breaks down01:08:48
where's out all by itself and that is01:08:51
what the second law is all about and01:08:54
he's right and yet this guy still turns01:08:56
around and believes in evolution I I01:09:00
just can't comprehend that this is a01:09:06
thermograph of a building showing where01:09:07
the heat is being lost from you heat up01:09:12
your house the heat leaves doesn't it01:09:15
and you got to pay to heat it again or01:09:19
when you cool the house you got to pay01:09:20
the cool it again it's amazing how much01:09:23
of our budget goes to replacing things01:09:29
replacing light bulbs replacing heat01:09:31
replacing cold air you know because of01:09:34
the second law of thermodynamics but in01:09:36
spite of that the textbook still teach01:09:38
like this one here humanists probably01:09:40
evolved from bacteria01:09:44
more than 4 billion years ago here's a01:09:48
question you can ask evolutionists you01:09:50
know they say we came from a01:09:51
single-celled creature like a bacteria01:09:54
where are the two celled creatures in01:09:57
the world did they go straight from one01:10:00
cell to you know hundreds of cells01:10:03
together acting as an organism where are01:10:06
the two sailed creatures well there01:10:10
aren't any not only there aren't any01:10:13
there aren't any fossils of any nobody's01:10:17
ever found a fossil of a to sell01:10:18
creature where are they they don't exist01:10:22
they never existed and because it didn't01:10:26
happen now see that's the logical events01:10:29
sir you know logical sequence to think01:10:31
through this you'd say well we don't01:10:33
find any evidence there's not a life01:10:34
today there's no fossil so it didn't01:10:37
happen but they will say we don't have01:10:40
any evidence we don't have them today we01:10:43
don't find any fossils of them because01:10:44
we haven't looked hard enough it's not01:10:49
science the evolutionists will assume01:10:52
that if you add energy you can overcome01:10:54
the second on I get this all the time01:10:56
now see hoping the second law only01:10:58
applies in a closed system they'll say01:11:03
can't you come in and straighten out a01:11:04
room you can add energy and increase the01:11:06
order yes I can you can walk in and01:11:09
straighten up the library yep like an01:11:11
add energy and overcome the second law01:11:14
but the universe is a closed system01:11:17
here's the argument they're going to01:11:19
give you they're going to say that earth01:11:20
receives energy from the Sun I01:11:22
understand I've seen it many times01:11:26
they'll say we'll see that's how we01:11:28
overcome the second law the Sun is01:11:30
losing energy that's true but we are01:11:32
gaining some of it so that's how we're01:11:34
able to work this that's why evolution01:11:36
works that is a cop-out for an answer01:11:39
okay and it's not true either I mean it01:11:43
is true this earth receives energy on01:11:44
the Sun but it's not true that that's01:11:46
going to overcome the second law adding01:11:49
energy is destructive unless there's a01:11:52
very complicated mechanism to harness01:11:54
the energy question does gasoline have01:11:57
energy01:11:58
can you light it get some power out of01:12:01
it sure why don't you pour the front01:12:05
seat of your car full of gasoline and01:12:06
drop in a match you got all that energy01:12:11
is your car going to run no it's true01:12:17
gasoline contains energy that can be you01:12:19
know but it has to have a way to harness01:12:20
it a very complicated way to harness it01:12:24
it takes a really complicated set of01:12:26
machineries to harness the energy from01:12:29
gasoline you have to have a carburetor01:12:31
or fuel injection system or something it01:12:33
means of breaking the gas up into01:12:35
molecules are smaller and mixing it with01:12:37
air you have to have a way of sucking it01:12:38
in you have to have an intake stroke you01:12:40
know you have to have a way of01:12:41
compressing it like a piston a way of01:12:43
firing it off like a spark plug a whole01:12:45
system of electrical just to get the01:12:47
spark to fire at the right time then you01:12:50
got to have a very complicated01:12:51
drivetrain to transfer this energy to01:12:53
the back wheels no it's not correct to01:12:56
say adding energy solves the problem you01:12:59
have to have something to use the energy01:13:01
the Japanese added all kinds energy to01:13:03
Pearl Harbor one time didn't organize01:13:05
the thing for us a couple years later we01:13:07
returned the favor and added energy to a01:13:09
couple of their cities didn't we didn't01:13:12
organize the thing adding energy is01:13:15
destructive I don't know how the01:13:17
evolutionist don't get this the Sun adds01:13:20
energy to your house but it's going to01:13:22
destroy the roof on your house the01:13:24
houses are in serious disrepair just sit01:13:28
in the Sun the roof on your car will be01:13:31
destroyed by the sun's energy the01:13:35
upholstery in your car is going to be01:13:36
destroyed by the Sun not built destroyed01:13:39
the paint job is going to be destroyed01:13:44
on your car there's only one thing01:13:46
actually used the sun's energy and01:13:48
that's chlorophyll plant cells each01:13:51
little plant cell is more complicated01:13:52
than a city evolution violates the01:13:55
second law of thermodynamics evolution01:13:58
theory is wrong first and second01:14:01
thermodynamic they are laws okay not01:14:04
theories their laws there are no known01:14:07
exceptions to those evolution is01:14:09
actually not even a good theory it's a01:14:11
religion this textbook shows the kids a01:14:14
fossil starfish and it says right here01:14:17
plain as day there are three point four01:14:20
billion years old the remains of the01:14:22
early ancestors of modern human beings01:14:26
was your great-great-great-great01:14:28
great-great-great-great grants grandpa a01:14:30
starfish here's discover magazine01:14:34
november two thousand four was your01:14:36
ancestor a sea sponge01:14:41
they've got a picture with arrow here01:14:43
shows the sea sponge it says this is01:14:45
your ancestor Wow who's your daddy01:14:52
spongebob I have a hard time01:14:56
understanding who would make a cartoon01:14:57
so dumb SpongeBob SquarePants what huh I01:15:05
don't understand why it's popular I01:15:08
watched about five minutes of it one01:15:09
time and said this is an insult to my01:15:12
intelligence this is stupid where this01:15:16
textbook author huh said 30 million01:15:21
years ago larger primates such as01:15:27
monkeys and apes evolved there's that01:15:29
word evolved you got to watch that word01:15:30
okay and whenever you see this millions01:15:32
of years ago what it really means is01:15:34
long ago and far away means the fairy01:15:37
tales come in next okay 30 million years01:15:40
ago these critters evolved it says their01:15:42
ancestral to both humans and modern Apes01:15:47
ancestors to humans grandpa01:15:53
what big eyes you have grandpa the01:15:56
better to see you with my boy and here01:15:58
we are teaching the kids are animals and01:15:59
they in the act like animals and some01:16:01
people can't seem to figure out why you01:16:03
don't need to be a genius to figure this01:16:04
out folks barber rentals in her article01:16:06
said your kids go ape in school here's01:16:09
why he's being taught evolution she01:16:14
could figure out if you teach a kid he's01:16:16
an animal guess what he's going to act01:16:18
like an animal this textbooks used in a01:16:22
scam via county florida this county01:16:25
right here until a couple years ago I01:16:27
think the end of them it says you are an01:16:29
animal and share a common heritage with01:16:33
earthworms well then again how do you01:16:37
tell right from wrong I'm just an animal01:16:44
okay I think we have a serious problem01:16:48
on this planet because of what we're01:16:52
teaching the kids if you go to a society01:16:56
where they their head hunters they01:16:59
believe you know when you kill somebody01:17:00
in battle cut off his head and you will01:17:02
get his spirit suppose some kid is01:17:05
taught from the time he's even time he01:17:07
can understand my son if we go to war01:17:10
and you kill an enemy be sure to cut his01:17:12
head off and eat his brains because you01:17:14
know then you will get his spirit and01:17:15
you'll be twice as strong what's that01:17:18
kid gonna do when he goes to battle01:17:19
against an enemy he's gonna cut his head01:17:22
off and eat his brains what you believe01:17:26
determines how you behave you tell some01:17:30
Muslim kid okay kid now listen if you01:17:34
die in the cause of Islam and you can01:17:36
take a Christian or a Jew with you if01:17:39
you die in the process of killing at you01:17:41
you'll become a martyr and if you can't01:17:44
I bombs to yourself and walk into a01:17:46
crowded marketplace and blow up yourself01:17:48
and kill a bunch of people you get to go01:17:50
to heaven and get 72 virgin wives all01:17:52
tied to the couch hollering oh come over01:17:54
me next me next okay and they're taught01:17:57
this that's what they're taught01:18:00
and you get some kid whose hormones01:18:02
develop five years before the brain01:18:03
which is what almost every case and01:18:05
what's he gonna do he turns 19 years old01:18:09
he can't find a job you know economy is01:18:11
pretty poor hey I want to go to heaven01:18:13
you know I think I bombs around01:18:15
themselves and go blow themselves up in01:18:16
the middle of a crowded shopping market01:18:18
shopping yeah shopping mark what you01:18:22
believe determines your behavior that is01:18:25
true of every single religion that's01:18:28
true of its in so many areas of life you01:18:32
be careful what you believe you tell the01:18:33
kids are an animal they act like animals01:18:36
and that's exactly what we're seeing01:18:38
here just an animal I have seen a tragic01:18:43
change in the last 40 some years since i01:18:45
was in school great school something's01:18:48
changed folks big-time radical change01:18:52
when i was a kid in grade school kids01:18:55
got in trouble you know for theo and01:18:57
spit wads I stood with my nose in the01:18:59
circle on the chalkboard several times01:19:01
over now look at the stuff they get in01:19:04
trouble for you know bringing guns to01:19:08
school you know I'm killing somebody you01:19:10
know drugs man when I was in school and01:19:14
if some girl got pregnant before she was01:19:16
married it was an embarrassment that she01:19:18
dropped out of school and you know now I01:19:19
true they're running on the hall all the01:19:20
time like that it's not a big deal I am01:19:25
so convinced that this theory of01:19:26
evolution is not only dumb it's01:19:28
dangerous that I've dedicated my life to01:19:29
doing what I can to stop it set the01:19:32
record straight the rock music these01:19:35
days is awful of death and destruction01:19:37
blood well the Bible says they that hate01:19:39
me love death you can watch the01:19:43
Hollywood movies there's always some01:19:45
destruction or death or blood in these01:19:48
movies these days they don't build01:19:50
things they tear things down what is01:19:53
this doing psychologically to prepare01:19:55
people for a coming revolution of some01:19:57
kind oh yeah we got to go tear this01:20:00
world down so we can build it that's01:20:01
what the Phoenix is all about you know01:20:02
the One World Order New World Order plan01:20:04
you know is to tear everything down and01:20:06
build a new one World Order that's01:20:08
Satan's plan okay that's not God's plan01:20:09
and there's a long interesting story01:20:12
about all that anyway we'll talk more01:20:13
about that next week01:20:14
about what you believe determines your01:20:16
behavior kids are taught there are no01:20:18
absolutes had a professor say that to me01:20:22
one time you said there are no absolutes01:20:23
I said are you absolutely sure blue a01:20:28
little brain now wait a minute how can I01:20:30
be absolutely sure there's no absolutes01:20:31
and we talked about absolutes in the01:20:34
next session any questions where we go01:20:36
yes sir thermo means heat like a01:20:41
thermometer thermostats okay dynamic is01:20:44
where we get a word dynamo which means01:20:45
power so thermodynamic means heat power01:20:51
whenever there's an exchange of you know01:20:54
you checked you take a piece of wood and01:20:55
you burn it and you produce heat out of01:20:57
it it is now gone to heat but that heat01:20:59
is going to dissipate throughout the01:21:00
universe and you're never going to be01:21:01
able to get it back you won't be able to01:21:02
use it twice okay your body produces01:21:05
heat from the food you eat okay and it's01:21:08
gone you got to eat some more and then01:21:12
you get the next day you got to eat some01:21:13
more it's a never-ending process so01:21:15
that's basically the word thermo means01:21:17
heat and dynamics means power so based01:21:20
on this the laws of thermodynamics tell01:21:22
us that the whole universe is gradually01:21:24
using up all of its available energy and01:21:27
it's going to be lost as heat it's a01:21:30
retrievable outer space deep space is01:21:33
like three degrees Kelvin which is minus01:21:36
455 Fahrenheit I mean cold if all of the01:21:43
stars burned up all of their fuel which01:21:45
they eventually will everything will be01:21:48
burned up the whole universe now instead01:21:51
of being minus 4 55 will probably be01:21:53
minus 4 54 and a half okay we might be01:21:58
able to warm everything up a half degree01:21:59
by burning everything it's called the01:22:02
heat death and it's inevitable the01:22:04
universe will experience a heat death if01:22:06
it goes long enough because of the laws01:22:08
of thermodynamics it's all winding down01:22:10
it's all falling apart it's losing its01:22:12
energy but it's losing it to space and01:22:14
it's you know dear retrievable okay01:22:17
thank you sir yes sir01:22:23
the one of really give a quote for that01:22:26
law but if a spinning object explodes or01:22:29
breaks apart the pieces will spin the01:22:31
same direction that's one of it another01:22:35
part of the conservation laws are if you01:22:37
concentrate the mast or the center the01:22:39
velocity picks up there are quite a few01:22:42
laws regarding spinning objects and01:22:44
that's just I don't think ever actually01:22:46
gave a particular quote for that one01:22:48
phrase the law no okay other questions01:22:53
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