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Slack.com slash DHQ. Yesterday, I did a video about young earth creationism and I explained

why, in my opinion, based on what the tech says and based on what we know from science,

we should not interpret day to mean a 24-hour period. I explained that even if we are

taking it literally, I think that in the context of Genesis, the literal interpretation of day

would not be 24 hours. That would actually be a non-literal interpretation because the

literal interpretation of day all has to do with how many hours but with the rotation

of the earth. There's absolutely no reason to believe that in the first three days of

creation, as it's told, that you would have an earth that is rotating on a 24-hour cycle.

Anyway, you can go to iTunes or you can go back and watch that video to hear my whole

argument. Needless to say, everyone agreed with me. There was really no debate at all.

There was no dissension and unanimous consensus was formed. Everybody went home happy. Just

kidding, of course. People told me I was a heretic and that I would burn in hell. Well, not

everyone. Some people told me that. Many people though were very thoughtful and respectful

in their disagreements. I was an interesting conversation. Now, during that conversation,

one thing that I heard from atheists that I want to use as the springboard for today,

one thing I heard from atheists quite a bit is this. They said, well, if you're saying

that it's scientifically impossible for God to create a universe in six days, then why

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