Oklahoma Superintendent of Schools Ryan Walters has been criticized for mandating the Bible and the Ten Commandments in public schools.

Well, without the Bible, students can answer the three salient questions of life.

Where did I come from? Why am I here? And where am I going?

We're going to analyze these and other issues while answering these three questions

on this edition of the End Time show., and I do thank you for joining me on this edition of The End Time Show.

Think of it like this.

Teach evolution in schools as fact,

even though it's called the theory of evolution,

but forbid teaching creation.

Tell a young boy, he may be a girl or identify as any number of things

or different genders, but don't tell them that God only created two genders.

Teach the United Nations propaganda of human-induced global warming which leads to climate change,

and that it is an existential threat to humanity causing the Earth to burn up if we don't redistribute wealth.

But don't quote Genesis 822, that says, while the earth remaineth seed time and harvest cold and

heat summer and winter and day and night shall not cease teach a child about art

literature or history but don't mention the Bible well that's impossible

how can one explain the truth of the present Israeli-Palestinian conflict

without teaching through the biblical history of that region and the promised land. There's no way. Without a Bible,

it's not possible to answer the three salient questions of life. Where did I come from?

Think about a child growing up. Where did I come from? Mom, Dad? Oh, I don't know.

Why am I here?

Well, you're here to make money and leave money for your grandkids.

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