When you look at the fossil record, you notice it testifies of multiple mass extinction events quickly replaced by mass speciation events.

And it happens about once every 30 to 35 million years, which is exactly the frequency you need to compensate for the brightening of the sun.

Adam is made from the dust of the earth.

He's not created in the

Garden of Eden. He's created. And then God causes the garden to grow. And when you look at the

language in the original Hebrew, that language suggests normative growth. An eighth day is coming

when God creates again. That's not until God eradicates evil. The flood happened during an ice age.

And how you know that is Genesis 8.

It took a whole year for the floodwaters to recede.

When you look at God's goal to prepare the universe for us human beings,

unless each step happens instantly, you run out of time to bring human beings upon the scene.

Each step must happen instantly, or we don't get to bring human beings upon the scene. Each step must happen instantly

or we don't get here. We need to be constrained to three dimensions of space and one dimension

of time and the four laws of physics in order for evil to be eradicated by God's hand.

There's quite a big elephant in the room that I feel like no one's addressing. I'm about to ask you about it.

Nobody knows how to define life.

We can describe what is common among living systems, but we can't actually produce a workable

definition for life.

God gave Adam and Eve a command, multiply and fill the earth.

The command was repeated twice. And the story

of Genesis 10 and 11 is humanity rebelling against that. So he forcibly scatters humanity all over

Africa, Europe, and Asia. How are you thinking about the future knowing that people are trying

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