Hey guys, this is Matt Powell. I wanted to do this quick video just addressed to
the theistic evolutionists that are out there, and those who believe that somehow
the Bible is compatible with theistic evolution. Well, a couple things. Number
one, we have already verified and proven that evolution is nothing more
than a fairy tale, and as Christians we should believe in scientific, logical,
and rational things, not primitive superstition and fairy tales. Now the
reason that I say it's a fairy tale, and I'll just give you one fact in this
video, that why we know that evolution is a complete hoax and a fairy tale, and
that it's just bizarre, is because in order for evolution to be true, monkeys
would have had to surf from Africa to South America 34 million years ago on
rafts. The only way that monkeys could have got there since they found monkey
fossils there that weren't supposed to be there according to evolution, because
monkeys were in Africa, the only way they could have got there according to
evolution theory was surfing the ocean blue. And so if you're an
evolutionist, that's something that you have to believe as part of the
theory. Otherwise evolution doesn't work, because it's fact that we found monkey
fossils in South America. So either one or two things happened. Either the
monkeys surfed there, or they were placed there by a flood and through
hydrologic sorting, something that the scientific method would actually predict
and that the Bible already told you would happen. The Bible says, for this
they willingly are ignorant of, that by the Word of God the heavens were of
old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water. The Bible
says, whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished.
And so we know beyond any shadow of doubt that the Bible teaches a global
flood. Now evolutionists have to completely deny this, because if the
flood is true, evolution is false. And if the flood didn't happen, then monkeys
would have had to surf to South America in order for those fossils to
even exist there. This is all recent teaching of evolution. As we make more
discoveries, we see that creation comes back time and time again as true, and
evolution comes back time and time again as a fairy tale. It's a fairy story
for those who are afraid of the light, for those who are afraid of Jesus, the
truth, the way, and the life. So they also teach that duck-billed dinosaurs,
because they found as of November 7th, this was published, that they found a
duck-billed dinosaur fossil in Africa. Now duck-billed dinosaurs did not live
in Africa according to evolution. So how did they get there? According to
evolution theory, they surfed there. The article literally says that the
duck-billed dinosaurs must have crossed hundreds of miles of open water. So you
can either believe in surfing dinosaurs, which is obviously a fairy tale,
or you can believe that the world was flooded, and that the reason that those
duck-billed dinosaur fossils were there was because the flood placed them
there through hydrologic sorting. Once again, something that the scientific
method predicts, something that a creationist would predict, something that
the Bible already told you about. So whose word are you gonna go with, folks?
Are you gonna go with man's word that says that duck-billed dinosaurs
and monkeys surfed the ocean blue to find a place in it? Or are you gonna go
with God's word in the scientific method that already predicted that a
flood would have caused these fossils to be there? Who are you gonna go with?
Ask yourself these questions. Like I've always said, evolution is impossible to
defend honestly. You have to put your faith somewhere. You have to trust
someone. The definition of faith is a confidence or trust in someone or
something. You could either trust man, or you could trust God. As for me and
my house, we will serve the Lord. I'm gonna trust what God said. You could
trust people like R.N. Ra, Richard Dawkins, Neil deGrasse Tyson, those who don't
have your best interest in mind, the celebrities of the world. Or you could
trust God. You could trust the facts. You could trust science. Yeah. Because
Christians believe science, not the atheists. And any atheist that's
listening to this video right now knows that they don't believe in
science, and knows that they are left with nothing but fairy tales. And, you
know, saying that a frog became a prince, that's a fairy tale. And that
does not belong in the realms of science. Fish to fisherman is a fairy tale.
Bacteria to biologist, another fairy tale. With all that being said, folks,
believe God. Believe his word. Don't believe me. I'm just simply speaking
what science has said, and what God has said. Those are the things that I base
what I believe on. If you're still gonna claim to believe in evolution, but say,
no, the surfing monkeys and surfing dinosaurs is ridiculous, that's like
being a Christian and claiming not to believe the resurrection. You know, the
resurrection is a part of Christianity, just as surfing monkeys and surfing
dinosaurs is a part of evolution theory. Without it, evolution doesn't work.
Without the resurrection, Christianity doesn't work. And so, no matter what, if
you're gonna believe evolution theory, these are the weird things that you
have to stoop to mentally, and bow yourself down to mentally to believe.
As Christians, we believe in scientific, logical, and biblical things that are
based in the book of Genesis, not fairy tales. Not things that have been
disproven time and time again by creation and by science. So if you're a
theistic evolutionist, and you're listening to this, and you want to
continue to believe in theistic evolution, and continue having an opinion
outside of what the facts are, and what the truth is, you're welcome to do that.
You can go with your opinions, but at the end of the day, I have to go with what
the facts are, and what the truth is. And as a preacher, and just as somebody
that loves to study the Word, I have to go with the facts. I have to tell you
what the facts are. I'm accountable to God for that. These preachers that say,
you know, we should at least consider the other side. Look, you shouldn't
consider fairy tales. You can consider certain hypotheses out there, and
certain ideas, but when it comes to the realm of surfing monkeys, and surfing
dinosaurs, and fairy tales, just blatant frog-to-prince fairy tales, those should
be rejected immediately. Pastors and preachers should never consider them,
because fairy storyland is the place that they belong at, these stories,
and not in the realms of church, or in the realms of Scripture. So with all
that being said folks, I want to wish you all a great day, and God bless.