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WATCH THIS TILL THE END 🫨

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Miriam Williams1 year ago

Peter Kreeft: (snip)If there is no first cause, then the universe is like a railroad train moving without an engine. Each car's motion is explained proximately by the motion of the car in front of it.

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Jim Bowers1 year ago

Don't get anything science from Joe Rogan or Prager

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Mike Hamm1 year ago

Keep in mind that there is no proof of the existence of God, nor that God created the universe. Meyer is not an astrophysicist, but a hack working for the Discovery Institute, proponent of "intelligent design"

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Browncoat Serenity1 year ago

Ugh 😩.

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

you deserve a break, check this out

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Maizy Pace1 year ago

God God God

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Jim Getzen1 year ago

@DennisPrager At what point does the incomprehensibility of the universe’s creation go from being a limitation of our scientific ability to something more profound and perhaps indistinguishable from God?

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Jimmy Lay1 year ago

Or it could be the collapse of a previous universe. But sure. I bet some campfire stories from eons ago in the middle east were totally right, and it was invisible sky wizard.

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MO1 year ago

Why not just admit the obvious: "we don't know". It's okay to accept that we have not, yet, figured out every answer. Making up stories about supernatural gods to fill that void is useless other than to make gullible people feel better. By the way, where did your God come from?

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IndependentlyModerate1 year ago

I support you guys a lot but come on. You literally had a video about Scientists and the Big Bang. Saying how believing in both Creationism and Big Bang is possible.

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John Reddick1 year ago

As I understand it, the current "scientific" dodge is to posit that the universe is eternal and is in a constant state of flux, so that the "Big Bang" was not the one beginning, but only one in an everlasting series of beginnings.

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