Who is God? with Eric Hovind of Creation Today

And thank you for joining us. Creation Fellowship in Santee has been meeting for ten years, eight years in person, and presently online for almost two years. We're a group of people who come together to learn more about the six-day creation account that happened some 6 ,000 years ago.

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Introducing the Partnership and Opening Prayer

We're doing a new thing this year. We're partnering with Throughout All Ages Ministries, and I'm going to pass this over to Stacey to tell us more about PAM and to open us up in prayer and to introduce our speaker.

Okay, Stacey. Thank you so much, Robyn. That's all. Join me in prayer, please. Oh, Lord Jesus, thank you for this day, and thank you for this time tonight as we dig into your word and learn more about you.

May you be with Eric, our speaker, and just bless him and the words that come from his mouth. May it be glorifying to you, and may we learn and just grow from the words that he has to say, Lord. And I pray that everyone would be blessed and grow from this and go out and tell others, Lord Jesus.

Thank you so much. In Jesus name. Amen. So thank you so much for joining us today. And my name is Stacey Gaona. I am the CEO of Throughout All Ages Ministries. And what we do is go into the public schools to build up the students character to intellectually think about their worldview and weigh it with truth.

And so and if you would like to learn more about Throughout All Ages Ministry, you can go to throughoutallagesministries .com. And we are 1530 Apologetics and we call it TAME. So I am super thrilled to introduce our speaker tonight.

His name is Eric Hoban. He was immersed in the world of apologetics. And he one day heard the Hell's Best Kept Secret and by Ray Comfort and his life was changed at that point. And he got involved with apologetics and started the Creation Today and the Creation Today show that our family just enjoyed watching.

And recently, not too long ago, a few years ago, he came out with a film called Genesis Paradise Lost. He lives, he has a ministry called Creation Today and he lives in Pensacola, Florida, with his beautiful family.

And he has done been a huge impact on mine and my family's life. And we are just so grateful God brought him into our lives and my kids lives because I'm just going to share this right now. My kids grew up in the church, but once they heard Eric Hoban speak, they said, Mom, I really understand and believe that the Bible is true.

And it was through the apologetics that Eric taught. And our favorite show even today, his beginning series, a DVD that you can buy, but he has several DVDs. So with no further ado, welcome, Eric. Thank you so much.

Questioning Whether God Exists

Oh, man, Stacey. Great to be with you. And Grandma Connie, I see you too. How you doing, girl? I am glad you guys are on here. Hey, they are recording this. So Grandma Connie, can you just turn your camera off?

Because they're gonna want that off. Perfect. As long as you can still hear me. Good. You didn't leave. Man, what a blessing to be with you guys today. I'm wondering, and I've got a test out. For those of you that are live, if you're watching this, not live, go ahead and play along anyway and try to react to this.

You got a little reaction button there. Raise your hand if you have ever in your life questioned if God really exists. If there was ever a time in your life where you're like, and just hover over the screen or tap it, there should be a little reaction button.

Okay. I see several hands going up. Anybody else? You're like, man, I've wondered before. Just click that raise hand button. I've wondered, okay, a bunch of us. Is God real? Is he really there? I mean, if he is, what's he like?

I was raised in an incredible Christian home. Great parents that didn't just kind of go to church every once in a while. They were heavily involved in the church. My dad was a pastor, a youth pastor. My mom played the piano and the organ.

She could do the whole, you know, two, the organ. Man, that takes some talent there. Two different keyboards and the feet at the same time. I mean, wow. It was incredible. I was always amazed standing there at church, watching her do that going.

That's pretty impressive. The problem is, uh, after growing up in a Christian home and attending a Christian school and attending Bible college and claiming to be a Christian, I realized something about my life.

I had become the product of a Christian environment rather than a disciple of Jesus Christ. And when tragedy came into my life, it kind of took me off guard because I prayed prayers. I anointed with oil.

We begged God and, and he chose to do something different than what we had asked. And I began to ask myself, what do I really know about God? Who really is God? On the journey, I discovered that while I knew a lot about God's attributes, I knew a lot about God.

I didn't really know God. And that realization radically changed my life. And it was then that I began a quest to truly know the one true God of the Bible. And I've got to tell you, having discovered this journey and as exciting as this journey is, I just want to invite you to experience your own God quest, your own quest to discover the one true God of the Bible.

And I think, I think, I think you can know God more. I got some things I want to share with you tonight and a couple of video clips I want to share with you tonight that, that I pray will be very helpful to you.

It was the psalmist that said, the heavens declare the glory of God. And I believe that as you see God more, you will understand your, your divine purpose even more. And I think it will inspire you like never before to live your life for one reason.

See, many of us are living for the audience of one, but we've adopted a humanistic worldview inside of our Christian bubble. And that audience of one is us and it's not God. And the reality is that we need to know God and we need to live for the audience of Christ.

Our ministry creation today exists because we want to turn stumbling blocks into stepping stones on people's journey to know their creator. I'm blessed to have been married now for 22 and three quarter years to an amazing woman named Tanya.

Tanya is originally from the Ukraine. So I'm, Tanya and I together are mourning over what is happening right now, May of 20, March of 2022, as this country has refugees fleeing all over the place. As we know, Putin is coming in and you watch this, especially with family members over there, you watch what's happening and you, you have to wonder, you know, God, do you, do you really have everything under control?

I mean, are you, are you really in charge? When we see bombs hitting places where people are seeking refuge and where children are sheltered and you, you just, it, that thought just kind of zips through your mind real quick.

Okay. You know, you're, you're supposed to be in charge of the whole universe. God, do you, do you really have everything under control? And I'm convinced that if you see God the way he deserves to be seen, that even if you ask that question, you will come away with the real answer that yes, God does have everything under control.

Tanya and I are blessed with three amazing children. My oldest Stephanie is going to be getting married on June 5th. So really excited about that as wedding plans come together. And I adjust to having a fourth child in the house that can eat like nobody's business.

Our grocery bill has already gone up and they're not even married. I don't know if they're going to start cooking on their own or not when they get out, but anyway, we'll see what happens there. My second daughter Angelina is my little angel and she is a senior in school going to be graduating this year.

Truly incredible to watch her life and watch her invest in other people. My son Jordan is 15 and is just the funniest, the most beautiful being. I just, I love hanging out with my son Jordan and just who he is and who God is shaping him to be.

So we just, we find ourselves blessed and at the end of the day, we exist because we want people to have answers. See, the reality is if you're confused, you're going to lose. And not only that, the people around you are going to lose.

But it doesn't have to be that way. You really can have answers. And I would say you should have answers because someone's eternity is going to be at stake. And eternity is too long, way too long for either you or a friend or a loved one to be wrong.

It's important to be right about these topics and about, especially about God. So that's what we want to do. And there's a lot of people that say, well, I just don't understand God. I just don't understand the Bible.

And they hear arguments and the internet's great at bringing up arguments that were demolished hundreds, sometimes thousands of years ago. They're brought up and people are just now coming across these arguments and they're like, Oh, what do we do about this one?

What about evil and suffering? Ooh, that's a really good one. How does, how does the God of the Bible stand up to that one? Look at what's going on in Ukraine right now. They have no idea that there are such amazing answers in scripture that clearly tell us the truth and show us that Christianity is the only worldview that can make sense of existence, evil and suffering, and of everything else that goes on in life.

The Christian worldview is the only one that makes sense. So like I said, we just, we want to turn those stumbling blocks into stepping stones. Now there's basically two worldviews. When you boil it all down, there's the, the God and the not God worldviews.

And you get to choose which one you want to believe either God in the beginning, God, or in the beginning, not God. And the two views here, they are kind of on a timescale. So you can see them. The two views say this about 6 ,000 years ago, according to the creation worldview, God created the heavens and the earth.

And the reality is, I believe God did that about 6 ,000 years ago. And we can go into some science that, that helps demonstrate that. 4 ,400 years ago, there was a flood that destroyed the world. And most of you know the story about, about the guy who built the ark.

By the way, does anybody know, put it in the chat here. First one to put it in the chat is going to get five points. They don't mean anything, but you get five points for putting in the chat. How many of each animal did Moses take on the ark?

How many of each animal did Moses take on the ark? Just put that in the chat. Alan knew that was coming and he got it right. I love you, buddy. Good to see you. Uh, you guys are too smart. Yeah. You guys have heard me speak before.

Some of you are thinking too, but I've already gotten none. I got a zero and a none in the chat, which is correct. Moses didn't take any animals on the ark. Noah is the one who built the ark. So Noah took the animals on the ark.

That was about 4 ,400 years ago. 2 ,000 years ago, who lived here? Put that one in there. Put that one in there. Come on. Who lived here? 2 ,000 years ago. You guys already know the answer to that. It's, it's a whole bunch of people, probably about a quarter billion people.

But the one we like to focus on is Jesus. That's the one who lived here 2 ,000 years ago that we focus on. And now here we are today in the world, in the year 2022, waiting for the return of Christ. Compare that to what the evolution worldview believes.

The evolution worldview says somewhere between 13 and 20 billion years ago, there was a big bang. Ah, here's another one for the chat. And by the way, I've only got two people hanging out in the chat with three.

Okay. You guys, come on. Carolyn, Brad, Diane, you guys got to get in the chat here too. Okay. How, um, what was I gonna say here? 13 to 20 billion years ago. Oh yeah. What exploded for the big bang? According to the big bang theory, a singularity came from something and then exploded.

What did they say? Exploded. Ah, you guys are in it now. Nothing. Terry, great job. Alan. Alpha, alpha rat. That's, that's, I'm going to have to get an explanation on that one later. So nothing exploded, created everything that we have in the universe today.

That's exactly right. Uh, which, which, uh, you know, I can't keep up with it. Years. Some of you would remember years ago from the scientific literature, it was Jeff. Oh, Jeff, how you doing? That's awesome.

Uh, in the literature, it was, you know, 18 billion years ago. Then it went all the way down to 13 billion. Then it went up to 13 .4 billion. And today it's at 13 .8 or 13 .76 billion years ago. So it keeps changing.

They're like, that's the beauty of science. We're making it more accurate. And I'm like, are you sure that's what's going on? Anyway, a long time ago, nothing exploded, created everything that we have today.

Then 4 .6 billion years ago was the next major event for the evolution of worldview. Uh, 4 .6 billion years ago is when our ball of dirt planet earth formed. Uh, which I think is interesting. They say, you know, gas clouds condensed on their own gravity, but, um, I don't mean to be inappropriate here, but, uh, I think we all know gas doesn't condense it.

Um, it expands, doesn't it? And some of you were like, I wish it didn't do that, man. That would be nice. No, it does. It expands though. And so I hear you laughing. Who is that? That's funny. Um, so if it's going to expand, there's no way for it to condense.

Boyle's law says it's not going to happen. It can't condense on itself. It doesn't make sense. But anyway, gas clouds and things came together, condensed, uh, on their own gravity, which is impossible.

But again, they're scientists. So just trust them and created planet earth. And then nothing happened for quite a while, but it rained on planet earth and it rained for billions of years. Now you probably with an intrigued mind and a, a very intuitive mind are wondering, well, hang on, where did rain come from to rain on the earth?

Listen, shut up. Okay. This is scientists we're talking about. Don't question them. Okay. That's the beauty of being a scientist. You're not supposed to be questioned. It rained the rain from nowhere for millions of years just came and it formed the oceans.

That's how we get the ocean. See, doesn't it make sense? Now you've seen the oceans, haven't you? Duh. So then it rained for millions of years and the oceans because of the waves. If you haven't been there, you got to come to Pensacola, check out our beaches best in the world.

Sorry, San Diego. Uh, we got some awesome oceans here, beautiful white sand, uh, and so technically gulf, but you know, it's all from the rain for billions of years. And the rain caused the oceans which mixed with the rocks and made something called soup.

And then that's the technical term for it. Soup. I don't get any better than that. Prebiotic soup. That's what they call it. And then, uh, 3 billion years ago, something incredible happened. Lightning struck the soup and the soup came alive.

And then it found someone to marry and something to eat. Thankfully soup was right there and, uh, they got married and had kids and it's kids had kids and the kids had kids and the kids had kids and the kids had kids and man, it was a wonderful life for billions of years.

Eventually though, that little single celled organism, possibly an amoeba, it evolved and it changed its kids. Eventually changed. They were like, we don't want to be like great grandpa and great grandma.

We're going to be something different. So they turned into all kinds of stuff. It started off as the fish. Then they turned into the amphibians. Then they turned into the reptiles. Then they turned into the mammals.

By the way, that's how you remember it. Farm F A R M fish amphibian reptile mammal. And today it's after turning into mammals, it finally turned into the ape like creatures. And today the ape like creatures over the last about 3 million years have turned into people because somewhere between two and 3 million years ago, a boy apes stood up and was like, yo, I'm going to be different than all of y 'all.

And a girl ape was like, I like that. And they were like, what can we do? And the guy was like, I'm walking on two feet instead of all four limbs. And the girl was like, you look good when you do that.

Anyway, they got to marry it together. They got married, they had kids and they were the first human beings. And now here we are humanity after 3 million years of evolution and 3 billion years of, of, uh, evolution, uh, of life on planet earth.

And 3 .7 or 13 .76 billion years of history. So those are the two worldviews you get to choose to which one you believe in the beginning, God, or in the beginning, nothing, whichever one you want to believe.

One of them is a lot more scientifically plausible that somebody actually started it. But if you want to reject science and believe that it all started by itself, Hey, I, by no means, I'm somebody that can control what you believe.

I can tell you about it. I can tell you how foolish it is, but I cannot control what you believe. I hear a lot of people though. They go, look, I just, I don't understand the Bible. You know, it's, this doesn't, this doesn't make sense to me.

I just don't understand the Bible. And it, it reminds me of people. Well, I mean, we could have some of you on here. It reminds me of people that look at newfangled technology and go, I just, I just don't understand technology.

And it's like, well, I get it, but we can learn. We really can learn. And, and just like I'm having to learn new technology, we can, we can actually learn about the Bible. And I don't think the, the excuse that we give Diane, you're being called out by the way, in the chat, if you want to respond to Rob and I recommend it, the excuse that we give, I just don't understand the Bible.

I just don't think that's going to hold up when we stand before God. And he's like, look, I'm the creator of the universe. I made everything. And then I simplified it all the way down to a book for you to understand what your purpose was in life.

And you're going to tell me, you didn't take the time on earth to figure out why you were here and to read this and to get the instruction manual manual and to read the revelation from God that I delivered unto you.

And so I just don't think that's going to be a good excuse. And I know that's why you're here because you're the cream of the crop, unless you're watching this on YouTube later, you should have joined the live, but, but you're the cream of the crop.

And you're like, no, Eric, I'm the person I want to understand the truth about, about God and about his world and about his word. I want to study science and scripture. So, so you guys are the best. You guys are my favorites out there.

You're really wanting to know this. And I love this. Now the humanist, or the evolution worldview brings about a worldview called humanism and humanism says the end of all being is the happiness of man.

The reason we exist is for our own happiness. And this is in direct contrast to Christianity. Christianity says the end of all being is the glory of God. And that's the journey that I've been on ever since I knelt my knee to Christ and said, God, I'm sorry.

I'm tired of repenting to my brothers and my sister, my brother and sister, my parents, my youth pastor, my teacher, my pastor, God, I want to repent before you and you alone. And it was, as Stacey said, in the intro, it was hell's best kept secret by Ray Comfort that radically altered my understanding of scripture and my understanding of salvation.

And made me realize that I was the product of a church environment. I was not a disciple of Jesus Christ and man, I bow the knee to Christ and my life has never been the same. I've been on a journey, a quest to know God like never before.

I mean, there's nothing like saying, I want to know God and who he really is. See, I grew up in church. So I knew a lot about God and I just didn't know God. I mean, it's like knowing a lot about somebody, just not actually knowing that person.

I can know a lot about the presidents of the United States. I've just never met them in person. So, uh, I knew a lot about God. And I wonder how many of us might know a lot about God, but we just don't really have a personal relationship with God.

And if that's you, I'm telling you, you need to go on a journey. Your Bible says, work out your salvation with fear and trembling and the scariest verse in the Bible. If you know where I'm going, put it in the chat right now.

What's the scariest verse in the Bible? I mean, the one that should terrify us. It's been the book of Matthew, a chapter number seven. That's the one, June, Matthew chapter seven, verse number 21. Oh my goodness.

Not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord, shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of my father in heaven. Wow. And this is talking to people who claim to be believers. People that say I've done all these things.

I did this, I did that. I did this, I did that. And he's going to say, depart from me. I never knew you, you worker of iniquity, man, we should be working out our salvation with fear and with trembling.

Well, I knew God was the creator of all things. My dad was a world famous creation evangelist. So I knew he was the creator of all things. I mean, that's kind of obvious. God is in fact, the one that was not created.

It's the Bible says that that through creation and through man's own conscience, that you would be a fool not to believe in God. And therefore the Bible, it actually never attempts to prove the existence of God.

It assumes his existence. And then it says, everybody's without excuse. Everybody knows that God exists, but the Bible also reveals a lot about the character and the nature and the work of God. And if we're going to think correctly about God, then I'd say that's really important because, well, let me put it this way.

I've often wondered how much do you have to have rights about God to have the right God? I mean, what happens if we have false ideas about God?

I can't help,.

But think that all of our false ideas about God have a negative corresponding consequence to that false belief about who God really is. I mean, if you believe, like I was thinking that, man, if I just follow your formula, if I just do these things, you do what I ask you to do.

So I pray, I anoint with oil, I fast, I do these things and I have lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of faith. Well, you're just going to do what I ask you to do.

And then, and then tragedy strikes my life. And I'm like, wow. Okay. God, maybe you're, maybe you're different than I thought. Maybe, maybe I've got some wrong ideas about you. I had a pastor tell me with great fervor that he knew, he knew the tragedy that was about to happen.

He knew it was not going to happen because God had told him it wasn't going to happen. And lo and behold, a few months later after driving in the car with this pastor and hearing this few months later, the very thing this pastor said, man, I know that's not going to happen.

It happens. I'm like, wow. Okay. God, help. How do I know you? And I guess the problem is for a lot of us, God made man in his image. And so man decides to return the favor and we make God in our image.

And we break the first and the second commandment. We make a God that suits our need. Humanism, by the way, the end of all being is the happiness of man, a God that makes us happy. And we don't really worship the one true God of the Bible.

In Psalm chapter 50 verse 21, God rebukes the wicked man. He says, you thought I was like you. You thought I was altogether like you. I mean, hold the phone. God is separate. God is distinct. God is different.

A good summary of the definition of God would be the supreme being the creator and the ruler of all that is the self existent one who is perfect and power goodness and wisdom. Who is God?

Well,.

We know certain things to be true of God for one reason is his mercy has condescended to reveal some of his qualities to us. He doesn't have to do that. God is spirit by nature. He's intangible. According to John chapter four, verse 24, God is one, but he exists in three persons.

God, the father, God, the son, and God, the Holy spirit, a concept like the Trinity that our brains cannot fully understand. Matthew chapter three, verses 16 and 17 describe this. And I heard an analogy given.

My dad has given this analogy. I've heard it several times. This analogy of, of what is it like to explain the Trinity to people? And it's like, well, you can't do it. It's like, it's like having a 3d object trying to present itself to a 2d object.

My, my paper here, if it's just two dimensional, it's got length and width, but it doesn't have height. Well, how would I, as a three dimensional character, how would I reveal myself to, to a two dimensional object?

And I could poke my hole in my, my finger through a hole in the paper over here and they would see a circle. They would see a flat disc and they'd say, Oh, I know who Eric is. He's a flat disc. And it's like, that doesn't even come close to letting you understand who I am.

And over here, I poked three holes in the circle, in the paper. And I put three fingers through the plane. And, and somebody over there, one of you is watching over here and you go, no, no, no. Eric is three different, different circles.

I know who Eric is. He's three. And yeah, you don't really know who I am, but how does a three dimensional object, how does a three dimensional person reveal itself to a two dimensional object? And, and, and the way the Bible describes God versus man, he says, as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways.

And I want to talk about this today. Have you ever thought about how high the heavens are above the earth? Have you ever thought about how high above the earth they really are, how far out they are? I mean, that's how, how different God's ways are than, than our ways.

And yet, and yet you and I have the audacity to go to the mat with God over issues. You and I have the audacity to call God into question. You and I think that if we just pray a prayer the certain way that we get to unlock God's little treasure chest of, of goodies and of goodness and all the blessings and all the love and no, none of the bad stuff.

Just guys, we've made a God to suit ourselves. We've said, Oh, I know who God is. Ah, this is how to get God to work. Here's how to get him to move. Oh my friend, who has understood the mind of the Lord.

God is infinite according to first Timothy one 17. He's incomparable according to second Samuel seven 22. He's unchanging according to Malachi three 60. He exists everywhere according to Psalm one 39, seven through 12.

He knows everything according to Psalm one 47 verse five. Then according to Isaiah 40 verse two or verse 28 and he has all power and all authority according to Ephesians one and revelation 19 and yet you and I try to fit the God of the Bible, the creator of all things into our little bitty three pound brains.

And the fact that God tolerates us trying to do that is pretty amazing. It says a lot about God. If you choose the not God worldview, well, then you have to get the world to make itself. You have to, you have to come up with a concept that gets the world to create itself.

And we know they came up with this idea of years ago called the big bang. It's actually, it's actually not the technical name for it. It's an expansion. There's no bang, there's no boom, there's no atmosphere.

So you can't have a boom. It's just a, an expansion. Okay. So that's what happened. But, um, they say it happens, you know, on the, on the regular, every 80 to 20 or 80, yeah, 80 to 100 billion years, these big bangs happen.

And, uh, that's what they put in the textbook. They're still putting it in the textbooks today. Uh, you know, they're online now, but this book will assume that the universe is 15 billion years old. It's changed again.

That was 2001. So here we are 21 years later, it changed again. According to this theory, according to the big bang theory, nothing existed before the big bang. There was no time, no space, but they say out of this nothingness.

Yeah. That's, that's where the vast space system of space, time, matter, and energy. That's where it all came from. That's where the universe came from from absolutely nothing though. I believe that's absolutely absurd, but that's what they're teaching.

They put it in scientific American. Here it is. The observable universe could have evolved from an infinitesimal region. That means a dot. They say it's then tempting to go one step further and speculate the entire universe evolved from literally nothing.

They even put it in discover magazine. Where did everything come from? The universe burst into something from it's right there on the screen. I'm not making it up. Absolutely. Nothing's zero nada. And as it got bigger, it became filled with even more stuff that came from, I'm not making this up.

Absolutely nowhere. How is that possible? That is a good question. Ask Alan Guth. This theory of inflation helps explain everything. That's one hum dinger of a theory. If you ask me, how did the universe come about?

Well, um, they do teach the big bang and, and, and they, they put videos out. They like on the discovery channel and things like that. As a matter of fact, I got a little video. I think it'll play for me.

Uh, here's, here's, here's them talking about the big bang on the discovery channel. I'm not hearing that. Are you guys hearing that in the chat?

No. When you shared your screen, I think you were had to check the back that said, uh, share the sound.

Oh my bad. My bad. Hang tight. Anyway, this is discovered. This is good stuff right here. This is discovery channel.

Yeah. I'll hail discovery channel.

There we go. Okay. All right. So now still no audio. No. Oh man. I got some great videos for you guys.

Can you stop sharing? And then, um, when you share again, hit the share sound clip.

Yeah, it's actually, I'm doing it a different way. I'm using, uh, the OBS system. So, um,.

Oh, I'll be asked. Okay.

Yeah. Sorry. I know you guys are recording. This is really good. Oh, Hey guys, just so you guys know, I was supposed to take out the trash in 10 minutes. Okay. Um, that was on the screen, wasn't it? Let me see here.

I didn't see it.

My little notifications, Thursday nights, nine o 'clock. All right, there we go. Audio input. There we go. Okay. Now let me try this. See if you guys can hear discovery channel talking about this man.

Well, I'm going to have to skip my videos here. Well, you want me to do it? Okay. Let me, let me change out and not use OBS real quick. Hang just a second. Zoom. I'll share a screen. There we go. And share.

Now who's the owner doesn't know what they're doing. Technology technology wise, get this or they can't see it. Move you guys over here. All right. Uh, let's see if this works now. It may not. We'll see.

Still no audio. Oh man. Why do just because I have, um, some really cool. And there we got it.

Tiny quantum ripples grew into dense patches in the primordial brew. From these galaxies condensed a stunning variety of sizes.

And shapes.

So turn my volume up. Um, so they really do teach us on the discovery channel. And I thought, Oh, this is how, this is how you teach your theory. You, you just have to, you just have to, uh, um, make a video and put it on discovery channel and talk with the British accent.

I went, okay, I, I can do that. Let me see if this works. Pause recording again, real quick. If all you got to do, if all you got to do is make a video, talk with the British accent and put it on discovery channel.

I thought, well, I can make one of those. Here's my video. They really do believe. They really do believe that, uh, before there was life on earth, like how evolution happened, that there were just this primordial soup.