Interesting Videos Involving Proving Creationism

[reeferaddict69]

Hey guys, go check out this guy's videos. He does an excellent job of logically explaining Christianity and addressing skeptics and their questions.

YouTube - Satan Invented Evolution Part 1 Disproving the Big Bang

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reeferaddict69 Reviewed by reeferaddict69 on 10-12-2007. Interesting Videos Involving Proving Creationism Hey guys, go check out this guy's videos. He does an excellent job of logically explaining Christianity and addressing skeptics and their questions. YouTube - Satan Invented Evolution Part 1 Disproving the Big Bang :hippy: Rating: 5

[Hardcore Newbie]

I'll give it a watch soon enough, these things always interest me despite my scepticism.

[Hardcore Newbie]

I thought the presentation was going to be a little more intelligent.

in the beginning he asks four questions and he says according to evolution, we have no purpose. Even if that's true, does that disprove evolution, or does that just make evolution a little less self important? The whole beginning can be summed up as "Believe in God and you can believe you're important". We get our morals from empathy, not god.

He talks about lies, how repeating a lie over and over gets people to believe it and how people are more apt to believe a big lie than a small one. he somehow believes that the Bible isn't a part of this rule.

He talks about how science keeps changing how old the earth is, but he never explains why, and presumes that they pull these numbers out of thin air. These numbers are constantly refined, and in change in light of new evidence. The Bible, how ever, never changes, in spite of evidence, but that somehow makes the Bible better.

I was hoping it'd be a little more thought provoking, but it's the same old.

[DaBudhaStank]

true that, I watched it for about 3 minutes before I had to stop. It was mind numbing. It was basically the same old Christian dogma "We're right because the Bible says so, and if you disagree, you're wrong. We don't hate you, we just pity you because you're going to burn." I'm sorry, but this is just sad...

Also, I was raised Catholic, oh well.

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

HAHAHAHAhahaahaa..... yep I'm with the posters before. This guy is a classic creationist retard. That's not to say creationists are retards, but in there are stupid people from every area of thought and this is the creationist brand of stupidity.


His whole argument, as I've heard so many times before, is that reality must be based on morality. Evolution didn't create life through moral means, creationism did, therefor creation is true. Plus evolution has you die and rot in the Earth, creation has you live for eternity in paradice. Since the later is much more pleassant, the latter must be true! lol, stupidity in the highest degree, just believing whatever is nicer. These fanatical creationists consistantly display substandard intelligence, making the most rediculous leaps in logic and pushing the most simple assertions as if they're mind-bendingly complex. It's bad enough that every argument against evolution comes from people who obviously don't understand more than the first 1% of the theory.

And don't you love the "everything is so complexly designed, so there must be an intelligent designer". Except that an intelligent designer would have to be the most complex design of all, but he doesn't need a designer at all!

[Fallen_Icarus]

We did not evolve from the animals we see today, they came from their own line of evolution just like we have, yet something has caused us to advance to such a level it would be silly not to even consider outside intervention.

Creationists do not like to ponder thoughts of us being planted and engineerd here like test tube genetically modified hybrid babies forcefully grown and evolved until we reach a stage in our 'process' in which we leave this pale blue dot we call earth and meet our 'Gods'.

I prefer to train these thoughts, for yet in hundreds of years of time one may think thoughts and words that have expanded these as simple truths and common knowledge just like if I was to go back in time and say to someone in the future I could bring down lightning from the sky and power cities and empires with it.

It can and has been done.

Never think that we are at the tip of the iceburg, im sure columbus thought he had discovered everything until someone told him to look up at the sky and train the idea of sailing that way lol.

[TPot]

We did not evolve from the animals we see today, they came from their own line of evolution just like we have, yet something has caused us to advance to such a level it would be silly not to even consider outside intervention.

Creationists do not like to ponder thoughts of us being planted and engineerd here like test tube genetically modified hybrid babies forcefully grown and evolved until we reach a stage in our 'process' in which we leave this pale blue dot we call earth and meet our 'Gods'.

I prefer to train these thoughts, for yet in hundreds of years of time one may think thoughts and words that have expanded these as simple truths and common knowledge just like if I was to go back in time and say to someone in the future I could bring down lightning from the sky and power cities and empires with it.

It can and has been done.

Never think that we are at the tip of the iceburg, im sure columbus thought he had discovered everything until someone told him to look up at the sky and train the idea of sailing that way lol.

Great ideas, man.

It's too bad that god doesn't exist. He would probably agree with you.

[Fallen_Icarus]

The solar system has always seemed like one big board game to me, and perhaps the idea of us now being able to genetically 'create' hybrid creatues and clone living organisms would further add fuel to the idea of us being engineerd to be and form into a certain type of organism.

The reason animals and creatures have formed the way they are formed is due to the environment which is surrounding them, differing types of conditions (call it nature) this environment (nature) has in essence, created them, you could say nature is their creator or 'God'.

Why have we larger brains than lions? Because nature prefers lions to reserve that much needed space for muscles (jaw muscles) etc call it, survival of the fittest.

But the Peculiarity of evolution resides in our own story, for, whom is our creator if we have experienced such a transition from nature?

Whom should rule as our God over nature if we are above nature?

Clearly nature has had no place in advancing us so quickly, biological engineering and genetic manipulation from an intelligent external force must have caused us to advance to such a level as we have ascertained today.

Nature alone would not have cared for us to build cities, travel outside into the black abyss we call the universe - nature cares only for survival on earth, for nature itself must be defied to exit the grip of it (defy gravity and fly).

So whom has evolved us beyond the realm of natures powers? Who cared for us to have the ability to power ourselves away from this earth with such an advancement in technologies in such a short space of time it is remarkable to think people dont even consider the idea that we are being guided by an external force!

[mfqr]

I've seen this guy on youtube before, on one of his other videos about how Satan Created Evolution.

Every single argument he uses is a straw-man argument which doesn't even begin to disprove evolution for the sake of creationism. I think this guy is pullin' everyone's leg (those who believe him). I bet he laughs at all the people who are praising his 'proof', etc. I seriously think he's an atheist.

He talks like those announcers on those 1950s propaganda videos.

Here's the one that I saw a few weeks ago:
YouTube - Proving Satan Invented Evolution

Such bullshit, haha. The only people praising him are the people who already believe in God.

[mfqr]

Like Fallen_Icarus said though, I do think it's possible that extraterrestials could have created us. In fact, it's possible that The Bible is a story based on such a thing. However, it wouldn't necessarily be an "omnipotent, all-powerful, all-knowing god." I think The Bible is just a series of stories based on what happened back then... basically like our written history, except expressed in the form of many anecdotes.

I found a video on google awhile ago, talking about the lost civilization of Atlantis. Basically, they were looking at the bible in a much different way. Totally metaphorical, and looked at the context very carefully. They came up with the possibility that the Bible is recorded history of the ancient civilization of Atlantis, who were extraterrestials. How "Eve" was actually talking about the Eve race, a race of women, who ran away from Earth. And the "Adamic" race (Adam), who were men. Then there was a big war, or something, and the extraterrestials lost most of their technology. That's the gist of it, it's much deeper than that. Although it may not be real, it is interesting. But I do think that the bible is simply a book based on the history of those times. And, it has been changed many times. Also, "God" is a reference to extraterrestials in the video. And it would make sense that people back then would think that extraterrestials would be "God."