Welcome everybody to this week's edition of the Trill Billies.

I'm your host Tom Sexton.

I am running a skeleton crew today as it's just me as my partners in crime are out maybe doing the crimes of

their own but joining me today to stand in the gap for them.

It's Mr. Jason Kurt.

Author of, you want to say it, Jason?

The book is called, Hell the World Without You, which I mentioned because so many people have called it Hell

as a place without you, which is fine.'s just the the CEO might trip you up if you go

searching for place and we we want you to be able to find it of course and those are you familiar with Jason's

Uvra may know that he's also a co-host of the shutdown

forecast the world's only college football podcast Jason Jason, what the fuck is going on man? I'm sorry

this took like nine million years to put together but I'm thankful to be able to

fellowship with you today. Well brother Tom it's wonderful to be here and as you know nine million years or but a day in the eyes of the Lord aren't that?

That's exactly right. You know I've always been tripped up on the concept of no matter how many years passed by in the minds of the church, the earth is only 2,000 years old. It's like we can't, we can't like get off that number for some

reason. Is there any rationale for that? Have you, has that ever been explained to you why the earth is so young or what's going on with that?

Yeah the like extremely extra literal interpretation of the book of the book of Genesis,

in which according to the number of days of creation,

if you extrapolate each of them to a thousand years

based on that other verse that says a day

as a thousand years.

So like if you take a, the poetic telling in Genesis

and you combine it with another poetic thing

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