I remember the gentleman who was the first director of communications for UNEP, United Nations

Environment Program, I know him personally, when his best friend Marie Strong passed away,

Marie Strong was the one who gave us the Rio Earth Summit back in 1992, called him up and

I said, hey, you know, condolences on the loss of Mr. Strong because they were best friends.

So this gentleman just kind of unpacked what it was like in those early days when the environmental

movement was just trying to gain shape as a political system. He said to me, he said,

there's almost a rhetorical question because I didn't have the answer. He said, to the

effect of, do you want to why there's a man in the center of UNEP's logo? And he said,

it's because in order for us to change the world, we must first change man. We must first

change man.

Genesis chapter three can be said this way. The fall can be said this way and think about it in

terms of transhumanism and everything else we've just described when you transgress God,

you transform. That's what this blows down to by transgressing God's laws, by transgressing God,

you now become as God, you now transform. You have now just challenged Yonway and you've

walked away from that challenge with this claim. But if you want to transform transgress.

The history of our earth is so different from what we can imagine.

The Smithsonian, and if they found out about large skeletons somewhere, was to go get it,

I'm going to assume at least one person is right because if one person's right, it

must be paradise. It all goes back to the fallen chair and the problem with the modern day

church, they had a very truncated view of the supernatural. This backdrop is just pregnant

with all kinds of meaning associated with this Mount Herman of the Innoc. And this guy

defects from the kingdom. That's a big deal. Well, Carl, we're excited, man. We would love to talk

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