And when it says in Genesis, for six days God creates, the seventh day he stops.

He's basically focusing on his work of redemption on the seventh day.

And suddenly it made sense to me.

You know, a lot of astrophysicists believe in God.

Not too many field biologists believe in God.

Here's a difference.

The astrophysicists are looking back

before the human era because it takes slight time to reach them from those distant galaxies.

So they're seeing the creation during the six days. The field biologists, they're doing their

research on the seventh day. So they say, we see no evidence for God's supernatural handiwork and creation.

Obviously, they're looking on the wrong day.

I was reading your book recently, and I realized there will never be enough time.

I want to ask you so much, because we were together in New York recently,

and I just thought thought we need many,

many hours. So we'll do our best. But thank you for joining. And thank you for being in the

film. You're welcome. You were, you're better than the other guys in the film. I just want you to

know. Way better. John Lennox, nah, he's not that good. He's no big deal. No, it was, but I mean in all seriousness, the problem with a lot of this, and I'll start

here, communicating these things can be difficult, communicating them on a popular level,

because you want people to understand, but you're talking about difficult things. I mean,

most people don't remember what is red shift and blue shift and what does that mean. So I just

want to thank you for spending decades helping us, people like me, understand what I think

many of us didn't even hope we could ever get answers on, you know?

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