Academic Evidence for Creation, Pt. 2 (11/26/2000)

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Thank you for the Baptist anthem amazing grace Paul But that's not only for Baptists.

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That's for Christians worldwide of all the songs. That's my favorite Absolutely, wonderful.

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How long has it been playing like that? About a year. Okay. God bless you

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Paul. I'm so glad you're here. How many came in after the Sunday school? This is the first time you've heard me.

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Did they tell you I speak for three hours without stopping? I Will have you out by 12 noon

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Western Standard Time But the pastor said we're gonna eat by 12 15. We'll be out by 12 15 now

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You will need to listen fast because I want to invest in your lives and there's so much information

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I want to share with you, but in so doing I want to make sure that you hear and that I communicate

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It's not enough just to talk We need to communicate information so often we spend our time just filling it with just filler

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But every second that we have in this life is a glorious opportunity to enjoy what

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God provided for us and this afternoon, I'm going to try to Describe for you the original world of the world before the flood the created world that we scarred

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So in this life, even though it's scarred It's still the best physical world.

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I know anything about Wouldn't trade it One day there will be new heavens and a new earth praise

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God for that But we have a privilege of enjoying what God has Benefited us with and his beneficence

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We have the joy of knowing him most of all and of serving him.

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So let's take advantage of every second Sometime we don't quite get through like we think we're getting through that reminds me of the professor

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Who represented his university and spent 20 years? lecturing across the country and Internationally, in fact his university paid for his wife's expenses to go with him.

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Now, wouldn't that be nice? That's utopia 20 years and he was getting ready to retire so Checking around the house.

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He was going to be spending a lot more time at home. So he was checking around the house to See what was going on and he checked under their bed now, that's a dangerous thing to do

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He checked under the bed and he pulled out a shoebox and he opened it

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Inside were six eggs Hmm And he continued to look in the shoebox and there was $4 ,500 in cash

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Wow Went to his wife and he said what's this about this shoebox under the bed?

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He she said oh I've been listening to your lectures for 20 years Every time you bomb out.

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Mm -hmm. You lay an egg. I Put an egg in the shoebox

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He said well 20 years Six eggs, not bad

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He said by the way, what's the $4 ,500 in cash she said every time

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I get a dozen I sell them He wasn't nearly as well off as he thought he was

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He should have left the shoebox under the bed So anyhow, I want to communicate with you now

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I'm going to have to run fast in this session because I want to get to the information about you

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The human brain I want to show you how awesomely wonderful God designed you the

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Bible says We are fearfully and wonderfully made and curiously wrought

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That word curiously the words in the Hebrew curiously wrought Can can be identified with a picture that we understand called embroidery with embroidery everything is just interwoven

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How many of you ladies still embroider any of you? Oh two or three. I won't ask for you, man

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How many of you still embroider and I as a little kid my grandmother said I want to teach you I saw a little panel she was making and I said, oh, that's beautiful.

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She said let me teach you and So I said, okay, and I watched for about ten minutes

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How complicated you go in there and pull that back up put another one there? And I said I have to do this through the whole thing.

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She said the whole thing. I said I'm going to play too complicated well Let me tell you that that is just an inference.

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The embroider is just an inference Do you know the smallest part of what is you you have 60 trillion cells in your body?

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every one of those cells Has a nucleus with the DNA that makes you what you are physically and it's all

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Intertwined in the most perfect envelope at the golden mean ratio of intertwining.

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We call that the DNA and That DNA is the physical expression that Will determine what you are physically and the capability of what you are

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Intellectually, so I want to get to what really makes you tick and show you how awesomely

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God puts you together But between here and there we're gonna have to wade through a lot of muddy water. Okay, is that all right?

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Can you wade through muddy water? I only got to three slides in Two slides in Sunday school, so I'm gonna have to talk a lot faster.

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Can you understand my Texas accent? Amen good how many think

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I have a Texas accent not one of you what are you? Okay, okay a couple of you you you know, yes, my dad said

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I never did talk right never talked like a Texan Okay The first Foundation I want to lay is what

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I should have laid in Sunday school, but hopefully I can lay it briefly I want to show you that we have reached a phase in this so -called enlightened age with all of our marvelous potential in the laboratory and in space and science and technology and We have also reached a time in which microbiology has declared

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With major publications that living systems are so interrelated.

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They're so complicated That it is absolutely impossible to explain this by naturalistic means while that's true on the one hand we are experiencing a deepening of a secular mindset a deepening of the principles we call evolutionary

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That explain away God or any need for a God if there is a God this theory holds as I'll show you in a moment

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He really doesn't care about the world so for all practical purposes you ignore him because he's ignoring us

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We are living in a mindset of secularism and I want to show you that it is deeply entrenched.

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It's entrenched In the media, that's very obvious. It's entrenched in politics the president of the

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United States Refusing to endorse a bill

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That would stop terminating lives in the trimester

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By the way abortions murder you know what the the third trimester

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Do you understand that that? there are now studies that show that that fetus can think and respond to stimulation and respond to music by the way, it was a living system from the moment of Conception but that's not my purpose and being here today

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But I'm sure you stand with me and even if it didn't I'd still give the truth I speak to audiences sometime number 20 ,000

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Last year, I spoke to an Amway meeting on a Sunday morning 20 ,000 were there I told them the same thing and I gave them a foundation in creation pastor.

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I want to show you that creation works and like Like you said and like I was trying to reinforce

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We need to build the foundation for creation to get a genuine response to the gospel

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So there's 20 ,000 people were there filling a major Coliseum and I gave them creation

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Biblical and scientific creation that was my purpose then Bill Britt got up and gave a simple message gave an invitation and 5 ,000 adults got saved

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And many of those were educators I talked to them before they came up to me before I ever spoke and coaches and educators

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Have you ever seen 5 ,000 adults trust Christ at one time? If you ever heard 5 ,000 grown people pray

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God, I'm a sinner Wow, and I know Jesus Christ is your son and he died for me.

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That was an experience But the foundation was established first that creation is not only biblically true.

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It's scientifically true Okay, I Want to give you some quotes by leading individuals who hold

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To educational secularism That there should be no reference to God whatsoever now, fortunately not all our school systems hold to this

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I speak in a lot of public schools and while I don't speak on Biblical creation in those public schools as a rule.

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I speak on scientific creation and the obvious Application is that God is the author of what we see in here

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But I want you to see something that was a shock to me Jeremy Ripken is a leading spokesman for the secular community today and expressed these sentiments

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Evolution is no longer viewed as a mindless affair quite the opposite It is mind

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Enlarging its domain up the chain of species and in Sunday school I closed with Charles Darwin and if his mind said that actually the universe had realized its own existence in his mind

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Let me show you that this has now become The leading concept of secular evolutionary thought that mind is enlarging its domain up the chain of species

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One eventually ends up with the idea of the universe as a mind that oversees

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Orchestrates and gives order and structure to all things. I thought God did that and God did what's this and all of this is in the book.

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You need the book I don't get the proceeds from the book. They keep the museum going I wrote it spent 35 years researching it, but you need the book in the book.

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I give this Evolution according to the the modern concept evolution endows matter

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With the ability to create its own existence. No, wait a minute Chemistry teacher, is that possible?

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No No, not according to all the laws of physics. We know anything about But all of these

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Everything that's said here is in the technical literature That now the concept is that matter holds the ability to create its own existence.

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No, wait a minute We've been criticized for generations for believing in a God who had no beginning now we have a secular mindset that says well matter didn't have a beginning it just began itself

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Hmm Something's wrong. What's this? By the way theologian

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The three primary attributes of God, I'm sure you've taught hundreds and hundreds of times omnipotence

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Omniscience and omnipresence, right? Pastor you preach those again and again.

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The God is omnipotent. He is able to create the entire universe He's omniscient.

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He knows all things. He's omnipresent. He's everywhere at one time. What's this? Now the secular mindset holds

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That matter inherits an infinite capacity to foresee future

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Requirements, that's reason it could begin By evolving as a bacterium and ultimately express itself as man

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Are you awake? I? Want to invest in your lives and show you what's really going on so the the current

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Evolutionary mindset is that matter inherits an infinite capacity to foresee future requirements.

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We call that omniscience by the way And matter enlists its own efforts to produce and sustain life we call that omnipotence and Matter incubates communication with all entities under its universal influence.

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We call that omnipresence Now the universe has become Omniscient omnipotent and omnipresent in the minds of certain men, but it is not

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The old phrase were that was pantheism Pantheism was that the universe was

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God and God was the universe. There is no transcending deity over at all Oh, but there is stay with me.

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I want to give you some information that hopefully Will be a blessing to you. I intended to spend quite a bit of time on this

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Let me just mention it in the Old Testament. There's the introduction Daniel 11 of a vile person who will work deceitfully

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He'll be against the Holy Covenant What's the Holy Covenant? You're holding it in your lap your hands

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The Bible Word of God the Old Covenant the New Covenant and it has to do with Israel But this vile person will have intelligence

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With them that forsake the Holy Covenant That's been a in the

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Hebrew means a mindset and to teach that mindset What we're seeing today is the teaching universally of a mindset of secularism

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He will exalt himself and magnify himself above every God and will be against the

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God of gods In the New Testament, we have him in second Thessalonians called the man of sin

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There will be a falling away first that man of sin will exalt himself Show himself that he is

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God and send strong delusion that they should believe a lie. What do we call him? What's another word for him?

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The Antichrist and watch this I'm going fast over this material because I want to get to some more interesting material

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About creation But watch this by enthroning and worshiping the

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Antichrist The premier example of modern intelligent man in his day of glory and ultimate accomplishment

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Tribulation man will be worshiping himself as did Charles Darwin Hmm we are now approaching that time

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John Dewey And I'm glad that not all our modern educational system responded to him

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But John Dewey is the father of our modern educational system. Unfortunately, he held

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There is no God no soul There are no needs for the props of traditional religion meaning the

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Bible with dogma and creed excluded then immutable truth is dead.

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Oh, really I Still believe and we can verify that Bible is still the Word of God.

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It is scientifically true It is personally defendable and you can rest your eternity upon what it says but he held and so many we have a

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Generation that holds to this immutable truth is dead and buried there's no room for fixed natural law or moral absolutes and Unfortunately, we're seeing that Jeremy Rifkin the modern spokesman said evolutionary theory has been enshrined as the centerpiece of our educational system and Elaborate walls have been erected around it to protect it from unnecessary abuse and that's really true

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We were talking between sessions if you don't hold to evolution one form or another you don't get the grants your lab

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Has its lights turned off and It's quite a difficult time what's this

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Jeremy Rifkin went further and he said since we have built elaborate walls to defend the naturalistic evolutionary theory we no longer feel ourselves to be guests in someone else's home and Therefore blights to make our behavior conform like the

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Ten Commandments our behavior conformed with a set of pre -existing Cosmic rules it is our creation now

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We make the rules we establish the parameters of reality We create the world and because we do we no longer feel beholden to outside forces

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We no longer have to justify our behavior. We are now The architects of the universe we are responsible to nothing

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Outside ourselves for we are the kingdom the power and the glory forever and ever

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What a decadent Statement decadent hour in which to live by a profane

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Individual no wonder we have all the crime these crimes have been committed in the schools. So what's this?

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The patriarch of modern evolutionary thought is Charles Darwin revered in the halls of academia worldwide

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But let's see a few things in his own writing Charles Darwin said

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Throughout his life Darwin is plagued by in his own words vomiting shivering dying sensations ringing in the ears as well as heart palpitations blurred vision and hysterical crying fits you'd think he was

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Possessed is a good word. I was yes Well, let's go beyond this and see

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Thomas Huxley The man who publicly defended his theory now biographies these are all secular

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Publications we are much of his rage and ferocity. His mental life is frequently bordering on madness

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Desmond the author leaves no doubt that a dark passion fed his ambition. He was supremely sad

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Philosophic clashes between disabling fits again possessed

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Alfred Russell Wallace who came up with the theory of evolution by a natural by natural selection

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Said the whole method of Species modification became clear to me in the two hours of my fit

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He used the word fit the literature often refers to fever He said

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I had thought out the main points of another way to say that is Possessed that's not all

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Freud's hostility toward the Bible and the faith and Leading scholars who are now publishing on him state that he had a preoccupation with the devil damnation and the

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Antichrist and There's even a possibility that I made a false impact with the devil possessed is another word

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So here we think all of this is academic when instead it is satanic

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By and large and watch this It hurts me to even read this quotation

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But we need to be aware of this Here's what the humanists those who hold to a secular position that are now taking over much of academia

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Have written about us the battle for humankind's future

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Must be waged and won in the public school classroom by teachers who correctly perceive their role as the proselytizers of a new faith a religion of humanity that recognizes and Respects the spark of what theologians call divinity in every human being these teachers must embody the same

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Selfless dedication as the most rabid fundamentalist preachers like pastor

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Mitchell Who will be ministers of another sort

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Utilizing a classroom instead of a pulpit and quite often this is done Unfortunately to convey humanist values in whatever subject they teach regardless of the educational level

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Preschool daycare or large state university the classroom must and will become an arena of conflict between the old and the new the rotting corpse of Christianity But you know what unfortunately many

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Christians are so dead and if For generations have not

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Demonstrated the joy of knowing Christ personally. No wonder they're taking advantage of this.

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You know what Jesus said if the salt Have lost its savor

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Its saltiness Its chemical potency Its unique personality if the salt have lost its savor he said you're the salt of the earth

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But if the salt have lost its savor, it's good for nothing But to be trodden under foot of men

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Did you get that? No wonder so often. We're considered a rotting corpse because if we're not unique and born -again and vital within We don't have any life and all there is is a religious form that will be trodden underfoot of men

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Wow Are you still awake out there? Okay, so he said the rotting corpse of Christiana together with all of its adjacent evils and misery and the new faith of humanism

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Resplendent in its promise of a world in which the never realized Christian ideal of love thy neighbor will finally be achieved

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These guys are really mixed up Now the meaning of evolution

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Watch closely and this quotation from the technical literature

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Is from Bozart the meaning of evolution He wrote Christianity has fault still fights and will fight science and by science he means

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Naturalism I was taught and still practice Science like in the biosphere that is recognized all the way to the

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Orient is being cutting -edge scientific technology. I Was taught that science is assimilation of data

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In chemistry, you don't just come up with an idea if you just throw a bunch of things in the test tube You get a little problem, don't you?

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You blow up the whole classroom burn down the whole school Things are structured and orderly that's scientific observation experimentation

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But by science he he meant Naturalism that rules out a creator

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He said Christianity has fault still fights and will fight science to the desperate end over evolution

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Because evolution destroys what's this? Utterly and finally the very reason

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Jesus earthly life was supposedly made necessary and it does

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Destroy Adam and Eve and a lot of theologians say well Adam and Eve were

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Representative of the developing human race. Oh, no. No Jesus said from the beginning of the creation

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God created male and female Adam and Eve and established the home but he wrote he said destroy

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Adam and Eve an original sin and In the rubble you will find the sorry remains of the

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Son of God That's blasphemy But I want you to know that his reasoning is online

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If the Bible is not an accurate portrayal of what actually occurred

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And Jesus is not the Son of God But I want you to know Jesus is the

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Son of God Okay, and it hurts me to even read these He said take away the meaning of his death if Jesus was not the

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Redeemer Who died for our sins and that's what evolution means and Christianity is nothing

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Wow Okay Meet the persons. Here's Erasmus Darwin The grandfather of Charles here was

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Charles father This little lady Died Easter Sunday 1851 and her death.

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This was the little lady that Charles Darwin all but worshipped Her name was

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Annie. She died at age 10 and after her death Charles Darwin No longer held to even the outer shreds of Christianity.

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Here's a tragedy Charles Darwin Married his first cousin who was a nominal

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Christian and who read the Bible That's amazing And she read the

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Bible to the children It's amazing how if you just read the

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Word of God see it's alive and powerful and it gets through The den and the smoke and the raucous laughter

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God's words alive There is a and all God's people said

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Amen, God's words alive There's a probability little Annie knew

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Jesus Christ personally Charles Darwin so despised

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God Because of her death That he determined to wipe

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God out of his universe Do you know what? If little

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Annie did know the Lord, you know where she is today She's home with the

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Lord She's home Charles Darwin by trying to remove

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God from his life and refusing to follow the claims of Jesus Charles Darwin destroyed his own eternity with his own child

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What a consequence but now The theory of evolution is expressed in the geologic column, okay

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I've give this quickly according to evolutionary theory about 16 billion years ago. It was a

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Big Bang debris from that Big Bang settled in the arm of Orion Of the

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Milky Way galaxy and produced according nebular hypothesis our solar system

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But in the book I show everyone needs the book and I'm not selling books. I don't get the money from the books

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I show how leading Scientists admit it won't work.

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The physics will not produce the solar system. That's a mystery But according to that theory there was a

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Big Bang solar system was ultimately produced about 4 .8 billion years ago And debris from that produced the living systems as they ascended up the geologic column and finally

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Realized their own existence in the mind of Charles Darwin. Now. Did you get that? debris

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From an explosion by the way, no explosion in a print shop ever produced a dictionary

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It's scientifically impossible but here here we have a concept that an explosion produced all this order that ignores the second law of thermodynamics and the first law as well as we were discussing between the conservation of mass and energy as we were discussing between sessions ignores the established laws of physics

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Okay, but according to that theory trash from that explosion ultimately produced man if trash produced us

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Then our mind should be trashy Morals don't really count ethics have no place in The universe if trash produced us, it's all logical

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But I want you to know trash didn't produce you stay with me because I want to give you so much information in the next 28 minutes

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I've got exactly that much time right, but I got to finish it in that time. Okay in every one of these geologic

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Ages eras and epics and every one of them human artifacts have been found

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Showing that the geologic column doesn't work this I'm going to show you some of the treasures that we have in safety deposit when we complete the big museum

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How much do we like? $600 ,000 Completing it's half finished

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We've got about that much in it. So we only like 600 ,000 pastor. I thought maybe today no, no

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But God performs miracles Yeah, okay. I want to show you some of our treasures that will be on display when we have full security in the new building

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This is dinosaur skin from Bolivia from an ankylosaurus You can see the rosette patterns

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Rosette patterns are very important. You see those patterns and For some reason

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Flower patterns on the skin of dinosaurs Here are two stones that date back to the 6th century

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AD from the burial tombs of the Incas Nazca's and Tijuana tribes of Peru.

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Here is a noble riding a triceratops dinosaur and He's triceratops.

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If you could look around the corner, you can see all three of his horns But that noble one that noble is wise enough to be feeding him as he rides him

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Uh -huh. If you're gonna ride a dinosaur, you've got to feed him as you ride it. Here is what kids call a long -necked dinosaur it's a big sauropod and He's reaching back as the noble riding him is feeding him as well.

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He's smart again, but when these first began to surface back in the 1940s and 50s

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Paleontologists said no, I don't know how they so fortunately got a representation of dinosaurs that we could identify

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Species -specific, but it's really a cartoon because look they have rosette patterns on their skin and they have dermal frills of their

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Spinal column. Well, wait a minute. Here's dinosaur skin from Bolivia rosette patterns are on the skin in 1992

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Paleontologist in Europe Uncovered a number of sauropod dinosaurs and they found among a number of them

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Impressions of dinosaur skin with rosette patterns and they found dermal frills up their spinal column

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Dinosaurs were beautifully designed. So that shows these guys Had apparently seen those creatures here.

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We have at Glen Rose a dinosaur track going in this direction. There's a digit There's a digit.

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There's another digit right in the middle of that dinosaur track is a human footprint There are three leading in four leading out there's the big toe the great toe second third fourth little toe the

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Flanges trench the lateral section of the longitudinal arch the heel the medial section of the longitudinal arch

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We call the instep and the ball of the foot That is a human footprint and A whole series of them.

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Here's some major problems for evolutionary theory First of all, we not only have human footprints 89 of them found among 650 dinosaur footprints that we've uncovered.

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Here's a human a handprint the palm I had a cat scan the base of the palm Everything is there specifically unique to the human hand.

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Not only is the thumb there, but the thumbnail recorded and where he

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Thrust in what was then mud at central digit under the mud the thumbnail recorded then

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This Cretaceous rock in which this hammer was found and rock covered the whole thing that Cretaceous rock is assigned an age and Central Texas of 140 million years.

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Whoops According to evolutionary theory even primitive man didn't arrive until three and a half million years ago.

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We got a problem Now, by the way, the whole universe is very young three and a half million years is not even in the scientific possibility

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That's simply an assumption That hammerhead I took that hammerhead to Battelle lab in Columbus, Ohio.

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That's the lab that analyzed the moonstones That hammerhead is ninety six point six percent iron zero point seven four percent sulfur and two point six percent chlorine

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You can't do that when we compound chlorine with iron we get a powder etchant, but here it is in Crystalline metallic form

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I Got a call from University of Toronto from the physics lab and Dr.

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Ian Taylor said to me over the telephone from that lab. He said we're metallurgists. We have been examining

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Some data you released on the hammer and in our opinion it is a genuine pre -flood artifact

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I said, how do you know? He said because if that is chlorine compounded with iron we can't do that today

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Plus the area where they seared it doesn't rust there has to be straight FeO on the surface

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Rather than Fe2O3 or Fe3O4 the iron rust we get today He said where they seared it if it doesn't rust and it hasn't in 60 years

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That area they seared and it does not rust It must be a genuine pre -flood context and this afternoon

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I'll be giving you in brief the pre -flood context and then trying to answer why would a loving

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God create a rattlesnake? Remember, I'm supposed to have that for you now.

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Let's get to some information and try to wind this down this is a photo of Mabel Meister who donated to the museum that priceless treasure

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She and her husband found it in 1961 as They were digging in shale shale with these trilobites.

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See that little creature. That's a trilobite Tri three lobe three lobes three chambers of trilobite identified according to evolutionary geology as living 600 million years ago for a short time yet in the heel and in the toe

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Impressed a human sandal print with a wear on the heel and the stitching all around the sandal

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Now, wait a minute 600 million year old rock. What's a human sandal print doing in it?

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It's not 600 million years old It was simply deposited in Noah's flood When they first found this a geologist and by the way, we have a dozen geologists associated with the museum

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They're all first -rate scholars, but they're always they're all creationist and recent creationist at that a

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Geologist offered them 1961 a quarter of a million dollars for it.

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How much would that be today? Probably three times that much

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And William Meister said Why would you offer me a quarter of a million dollars for this and the geologist said so I can destroy it

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I don't know how to explain it and I don't want it around but William Meister said

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I'll never take a cent for this and he hasn't they donated this to the museum and we have it in safety deposit plus Here's some real problems for evolutionary theory

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Here's a poly straight fossil Like a palm tree poly straightening covering many straight up many layers

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There's coal sandstone limestone coal sandstone limestone coal sandstone limestone

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Coal goes right up that tree Went right up through layers

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Supposedly covering about 40 million years How could that tree remain in place 40 million years?

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It's impossible Instead it was waterborne and these layers were laid down by sedimentary deposit

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Which is what the creation message teaches Noah's Flood really did occur I've led six different trips to Blanding, Utah I Want you to see something very special under the

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Kachina Bridge at Natural Bridges National Monument is a panel.

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Here's that panel Desert varnish is on the panel desert varnish is very important in the desert when charged particles dust and pollen, etc

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Form over the surface of a cliff or a panel, you know that it's been there a few hundred years

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And it's over all of this First you see this was done by the Anasazi Indians.

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There's an Anasazi warrior. Do you see that warrior? He's still awake out there. Do you see the warrior Anasazi warrior a

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Number of their symbols plus a creature. They saw the big body four legs long neck head eye

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Mouth the big tail. What is that? It's a dinosaur.

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Not only is it a dinosaur It's so specific. We know it is a Dinosaur like the one that was found near Granbury near Weatherford Tenontosaurus dinosaur so specific now problems for evolutionary theory

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There are a number of those one is the origin of life, but I want to get to the brain so Let me just say that leading microbiologists are now admitting

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That while they assume that the cell has developed from inorganic chemistry

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They don't know the Sure There's an admission by microbiologists that we have to conclude that life could never in fact have originated by chemical means

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Because everything is so interrelated now the complexity of living systems

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Like the DNA But let's quickly go to the structure of the cell I'm trying to get to you to conclude this session

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The structure of the living cell has over 20 separate components Each is so interdependent and codependent on each other

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You can't have any of it without having all of it Not only is the DNA in the nucleus complicated, but do you see this little ribbon like material there?

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That's called a rough endoplasmic reticulum. Now. You don't need to remember that just remember this

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In Darwin's day all of this cell they couldn't see this cell. They called it a blob of protoplasm

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Now we see that it's so interrelated so orchestrated. It's absolutely incredible that ribbon like material rough endoplasmic reticulum

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Processes all the proteins so that cell can subdivide and sends other proteins out of the cell

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You know what that rough endoplasmic reticulum does it adds zip codes to the proteins

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Some of the proteins from that cell are going to end up as eyes Some as toenails some as eyelashes and you never get an eyelash on a thumbnail

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Because The zip codes are lined up It is incredible.

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There is no way that evolutionary theory can account for that here is that cell represented

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But I'm going to hurry Past that to get to the human brain.

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Oh, I've got to tell you about this. I Got 15 minutes, right preacher If I'm gonna eat

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I better do it in 10 minutes Bacterium Has a tiny little electric motor

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Any of you man mechanics? We have any electrical engineers Okay Inside the tiny little bacterium

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Is a little propeller the end of it That propeller is driven by an electric motor

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That can go clockwise and counterclockwise It has a universal joint a rod a shaft the rotor the stator

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Everything is so tiny that eight million of them could fit in the dimension of one human hair

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There is no way that could have evolved Now to the human brain so I can get you out in time to eat

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Preacher how much time do I have? Wow Time is multiplying that's better than I thought your brain

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According to the modern technical literature and I quote that literature in the book

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Your brain has a hundred billion cells

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Each of those has an average of fifty thousand neuron connections to other brain cells

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Each of those in turn has an average of fifty thousand neuron connections to other brain cells

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Do you get all that Yeah, now let's go over just a little bit how many brain cells do you have a hundred billion

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Each one of those has how many connections to other brain cells? 50 ,000 each of those has 50 ,000 on and on and on the whole thing is integrated.

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It's absolutely incredible Every second of your life your brain receives processes and transmits over a hundred million signals every second hundred million hundred million hundred million

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Night and day all your life You're something else Your brain monitors every organ in your body

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Directly or indirectly it monitors every cell in your body if you learn something new every second of your life and And Assimilated that with what you already know and that's what the brain does it automatically assimilates with what you already know if you learn something new every second of your life and Assimilated that with what you already know

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It would take you over three million years to use up your brain capacity

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Now there's something wrong here because according to evolutionary theory we evolve what we're going to need If you're only going to live to be a hundred ten

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Why would you evolve a brain that could go on for three million years evolution just doesn't stack up Okay, but watch this now

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I want to make sure you get this how many brain cells do you have A Hundred billion each has how many neuron connections to other brain cells fifty thousand

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Every second your brain receives processes transmits how many signals a Hundred million a hundred million signals if you learn something new every second of your life and Assimilated that with what you already know.

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How long would it take you to use up your brain capacity? Three million years, but it's better than that You don't learn something new every second

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We think about 10 ,000 concepts in a 24 -hour period that's about one -fourth of the potential

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Three -fourths of the time we're out to recess That's our favorite subject recess

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Not bad we play golf sometime don't we sure go fishing sometime

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We're not learning we're not catching any fish we're not learning how to fish We're just out to recess

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Okay, so on a practical basis you have to multiply that three million times four

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So that gives you how many million years to use up your brain capacity? Twelve million years, but it's better than that.

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Are you still awake now answer if you are Before you were born

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You lost half your brain cells how many knew you were playing with half a deck anyhow

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Didn't know why just knew we were We've known that for yeah, sure we have just didn't have an explanation for it.

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Well, let me tell you why Genetically and you were a living entity from conception from that moment all that your

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DNA was in place Even before that first cell subdivided you were already there

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Amen And that DNA that was already there at conception that was there at conception that DNA subdivided subdivided

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You genetically produced two hundred billion brain cells

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Hmm, why'd you lose them? Because a new brain cell dies

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When it's deprived of oxygen Here's this mother incubating this precious child

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But unintentionally unknowingly starving that child for oxygen

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Because she's starving for oxygen But after we eat,

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I'm gonna tell you about the original creation in the world before the flood

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I'll show you why we know that in the world before the flood We had twice our current atmospheric pressure

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At Texas A &M University, they found that if you double the atmospheric pressure

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You triple the assimilation of oxygen. Did you get that if you double the atmospheric pressure?

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You triple the assimilation of oxygen The world before the flood the original creation world

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Even though man had sin enter the world before the flood had two atmospheres of pressure and under those conditions

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Texas A &M verified In the hyperbaric laboratory, but if you're under two atmospheres of pressure, you got all the oxygen that mother needs for that developing child

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You see a brain cell dies in four to six minutes of oxygen deprivation so before the flood

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You'd be born with all 200 billion brain cells

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Wait a minute if today You have a hundred billion brain cells, but you could go on on a practical basis for 12

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Million years without using up your brain capacity if you had all 200 billion brain cells, how long could you go on?

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24 million no Because the time factor has to be multiplied by every single additional brain cell

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That has to be multiplied also by the connections neuron connections to the others

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So that means on a practical basis your brain could go on for ten billion quadrillion

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Years now scholar. That's a long time ten billion quadrillion years

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That's over a billion times longer than the most avid evolutionists suggest the stars of the universe will shine

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But It's better than that Neurobiologists are now learning

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That we not only record information at the cellular level but also at the molecular level the atomic level and the subatomic level

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That means that your brain was designed to go on forever and forever and forever and forever and forever

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Thank You pastor We are