Dinosaurs did fart themselves into extinction.
All their greenhouse gases caused climate change.
So they farted their way to extinction.
We're dealing with a crowd of people
that are literally stuck in their childhood,
and they've never grown out of it.
But of course, this is the first crowd
to tell us the Bible's wrong.
This is the first crowd to come and tell us
that dinosaurs farted themselves to death,
or that squids and octopi rode on a comet
from outer space into our Earth and crash landed
to evolve and to continue their evolution on Earth.
Of course, the crowd that tells us
that the Bible is incorrect
and that Jesus was just a man and not God,
is the very crowd that believes
that monkeys made a sea voyage
from Africa to South America on rafts.
That they literally surfed from Africa to South America.
One guy responded to me recently.
He goes, well, that sounds crazy.
Let's clarify.
It wasn't a surfboard.
It was a log or some seaweed.
So we have seen evidence,
plenty of evidence,
for animals drifting on logs,
drifting on seaweed,
drifting on whatever through the ocean.
I imagine the poor little monkeys
were dehydrated and exhausted and hungry
and jumped off at the first chance they could
when they saw South America.
And then they found a whole new lineage
of primates on that continent.
This is not at all surprising.
Matt Powell thinks it is.
Surfing monkeys, surfing dinosaurs,
it's perfectly plausible.
It's gotten to the point, ladies and gentlemen,
where atheists are starting to get mocked majorly
and they're not taken seriously.
Nowadays, they're actually telling us
that monkeys have learned how to surf
and surfing without no food source or anything like this.
Now, of course, monkeys can't drink salt water.
So they got no drink, no eat, and no nothing.
And you've actually got atheists
who are getting on video going,
well, it all sounds plausible to me.
Surfing monkeys, surfing dinosaurs,
it's perfectly plausible.
Why is it that you think that this,
this monkey surfing is so implausible?
I mean, that's pretty desperate.
When you're saying that monkeys actually rafted
on seaweed across the ocean, I mean, give me a break.
From his YouTube channel, Matt Powell Official.
I don't know why he's got an official on the end of it,
but there you go.
Yes, Matt Powell is a human recreationist
and he is an unbelievably moral and science-denying heartbreak
who puts all his faith and trust in the Bible.
Anyway, Matt, the floor is all yours.
You sail 900 miles across the Atlantic.
Intrepid monkeys, again, according to scientists,
made an improbable sea voyage for Africa to South America
on a raft, picture it, on a raft 34 million years ago.
They're saying that the only way they could have got there
is kind of on a little raft.
You know, surfing monkeys, surfing dinosaurs,
it's perfectly plausible.
What do you even say to that?
I just want to know, was it an inflatable raft
or was it a log raft that they had to build themselves?
Well, I heard some guys say it was a little piece of bark.
So they rafted across.
And it's funny because the same guy goes,
you mean to tell me that Noah survived on a wooden boat
with all these animals on it?
They think a monkey survived on a little piece of bark
surfing across the ocean 34 million years ago.
And yes, a couple of days ago, I was talking with Damien,
who's actually running the streams right now.
And he made the point that we can't even know hardly,
archeologists are trying to figure out
what happened just a thousand years ago.
But they know for certain that 34 million years ago,
they were on a little raft.
And according to this guy, it's perfectly plausible
to believe in surfing monkeys and surfing dinosaurs.
So you're a buffoon and an idiot for believing
thus saith the Lord.
But if you just thus saith whoever this guy is,
then if you don't believe that,
then you really are an idiot.
So yeah, I guess thus saith this guy, so it's true.
Must be true, he said it.
He said it.
Beards can really take a fit.
University of Utah researchers discovered human beards
evolved to absorb punches to the head and jaw.
Research shows that blowing facial hair
might have evolved to help fight hungry humans
better absorb blows to the head.
So we weren't straw manning them when we pointed this out
because they cried out straw man, straw man.
Nobody believes that beards evolved to absorb punches
to the jaw.
There you have it, University of Utah.
I mean, what would happen if you actually had a beard?
So a beard is a disadvantage in a fight
because you can pull a guard, right?
Yeah, unfortunately in my past life,
I've been in a few fights.
And yeah, they're definitely a disadvantage.
Definitely a disadvantage.
Crazy.
I guess if you just wish something,
maybe they just wanted the padding there.
They thought if I can just get some padding,
it'll take away from blows.
Maybe they just didn't figure out how to make the helmets,
the sparring helmets yet.
So they're just like, let's just grow some hair.
That makes sense.
I got it.
I'm learning here.
Folks, I know this stream is off the cuff,
but if you have any questions,
feel free to throw them in the chat.
We'll try to answer them.
But yeah, we're just covering the craziest things.
Cause people say, if you believe the Bible,
you are really superstitious, you know?
But this is superstition right here.
Fortunately, no humans were slugged in the name of science.
So why would I not?
Yeah, this isn't science.
So I gotta put it to the test.
I mean, real life experience.
Hey, I won't.
These guys believe it.
They're pretty obnoxious, but they believe it.
You know, they're like, let's put it to the test.
I'm gonna go ahead and throw a little more.
Did that hurt?
Nope, we've got a beard.
Wanna hear about dinosaurs?
Turns out that this is a new report from British scientists.
And they said that basically the dinosaurs,
they also warmed the planet,
thanks to all the cats that they admitted
from eating all the leafy plants.
And all they admitted,
a total of 520 million tons per year of global methane,
which is, they say, the level comparable
to the total given off today by animals
and industrial activity.
So they take part in their way to extension.
They actually believe this.
They believe that dinosaurs farted themselves to death.
And then one guy says, well, Matt,
you've misrepresented us.
We believe they tooted.
He used the word tooted, who uses that?
Unless you're like five.
We believe they tooted and it warmed the environment.
And then that's why they died.
That's still the same thing.
It doesn't matter how you shuffle the cards.
Don't they pride themselves on using all these large words
and scientific terminologies?
But tooted, is that the biggest word he could figure?
He needs to get out his thesaurus
and look up maybe an alternate word
that sounds a little bit more intelligent than tooted.
I wonder, they have the amber
with the little bubbles of oxygen in there.
I wonder if we could find one
that they drill out and it toots.
That could be evidence for them.
This could be evidence for this.
I think what's important here
is actually that this once and for all proves
that the Creation Museum in Kentucky is wrong
because if dinosaurs were actually farting that much,
Adam and Eve would not have been that close to them
hanging out.
So I just want to point that out.
60 million years ago, last Tuesday.
So the Creation Museum's wrong.
Creationists are wrong
because if dinosaurs farted themselves to death,
then they wouldn't have survived around them.
Well, how did all the other creatures survive, right?
Because if dinosaurs were dying from it,
wouldn't it kill everything else?
Well, make believe.
Today, they say the biggest emitters of this methane
is cattle, cows.
Does that mean there's no cowboys anymore?
Because according to them, there's no cowboys.
Right.
I couldn't even believe it when I saw this video.
They're actually teaching kids this.
Okay, the mighty dinosaurs were wiped out.
There are many reasons for this.
And here is just one of them.
Number 63.
Oh.
Hmm.
I can do that.
What?
Burp.
Ugh.
Huh?
Yeah.
Ugh.
Dinosaurs did part themselves into extinction.
All their greenhouse gasses but caused climate change.
I feel dumber.
I, well, I feel like you lose IQ points.
I'm sorry, folks.
I'm sorry for all of you who tuned in to this video.
You have just lost a few IQ points
because let me tell you, this is insane.
It's not just crazy what we're dealing with.
This is literal insanity.
If you brought this before,
if you played that video in a courtroom,
because remember evolution's protected by law,
and you bring that into a courtroom,
they're gonna laugh you right out of there,
but they don't even know,
most people don't know they play that.
That's an educational video for kids
on extinction of dinosaurs.
Can we bring up exhibit number two, please?
This lady cracks me up so much,
she goes, dinosaurs did fart themselves into extinction.
They all agree now.
She said, oh, infinitely, they did.
They did.
It's funny, why did they take issue with us?
Why don't they take issue with these people saying it?
Because like the news reporters can say it,
dinosaurs fart, they farted their way to extinction,
and this lady can say it,
but all of a sudden I see it,
and they're like, straw man, straw man,
and they write articles about it.
I've seen entire videos about it.
They get hundreds of thousands of views,
and they're like, he's making it,
and he's just pulling a rabbit out of his hat.
No people actually are saying this now.
I believe this.
Yeah, well, the problem is,
is you're telling it to a bunch of intelligent people,
which are your viewers,
and that news is getting out to other intelligent adults,
where this video is obviously targeting children,
so they don't want people with an IQ above 70
to actually see this information.
They want them to grow up as children and learn this stuff,
so that when they get older,
they can just be like, yeah, yeah, you know what I mean?
And then they become an evolutionist.
Yeah, right, amen.
That's how it goes.
Kids video.
Dinosaurs did fart themselves into extinction.
All their greenhouse gases caused climate change.
She had a straight face.
If we evolved from monkeys,
I don't know how they do it.
Why are there still monkeys?
Well, because we're not monkeys.
We're fish.
Now, knowing you're a fish and not a monkey
is actually really important
for understanding where we came from.
Many of us were.
We're fish.
I guess Mr. Limpet was right.
Remember Mr. Limpet?
I wish, I wish I were a fish.
Well, according to evolution, you were a fish.
Millions of years ago, again,
they cry out, straw man, Matt, straw man.
This is not a straw man argument.
This is right out of their own mouth.
That's why I wanted to do this video
is because people are like, he is such a liar.
And man, Kent Hovind, liar.
Greg Cameron, liar.
You know, Richard Long, all of them.
Jonathan Guzman, all liars, con men.
Not true, not true.
You taught evolution wrong.
You and I are fish.
One fish lineage came onto land
and gave rise to among other things,
the mammals and reptiles.
Perhaps it's better still to think of us
as a little fish out of water.
Let's talk about the universe.
That makes me feel bad because I like fishing.
Right.
So am I like cannibal here?
Right, yeah.
You're literally eating your ancestors.
I'm eating my ancestors.
Yeah, oh my goodness.
Well, Jesus did command us to go be fishers of men.
So maybe, maybe they have some credence there.
Yeah, it's insane.
Shall we?
Universe as we know it was created
by what is known as the big bang or so we believe.
The big bang is the belief
that the universe essentially came from nothing.
And that's hard to understand
because how could something so enormous
and significant and just magical come from nothing?
That's because it's not believable
because it's not science, because it's not true.
So you can take a recording device
and record information into it.
And when you play the information back,
there's no cognitive process with that recording device.
It's just spewing out whatever you put upon it.
That's what she is.
I mean, even she was like,
yeah, this doesn't make any sense,
but she doesn't stop to think about it.
It just came in from her gurus and then it spews back out.
She's this little animated living organic recording device,
just spewing out information and never actually thinking.
Well, it's sad.
It is very sad.
Because these people,
they think that they're free thinkers
and they go out on the street and they hold up signs
that say, we believe in free thought.
If you believe, I'm a skeptic.
If you were a skeptic,
you would have been skeptical at base one.
Yes.
When they said that the universe
popped into existence from nothing with no God on cause.
We're dealing with people that believe in magic.
We're actually dealing, because they accuse us.
They say, Christianity, that's a book of myths,
a book of fairy tales.
It's magic.
Not true.
What's magical?
Somebody creating the universe or matter and energy
pooping into existence from nothing.
I actually was out on the street not too long ago
interviewing atheists.
And I specifically said,
if you're an atheist, we'll do the interview.
And I only got atheists.
And I asked them one question.
I said, what requires magic?
God creating the universe
or somebody creating the universe
or matter and energy creating itself from nothing.
And each one of them,
they stuttered, looked at me for a minute.
They got real uncomfortable and they said,
the universe creating itself from nothing.
They know they believe in magic.
And I got them to admit like 10 of them
to admit they believe in full blown magic
because that's what they're left with.
If you think there's no God,
every mystical superstition comes to life at that point.
Farting dinosaurs, surfing monkeys, surfing monkeys,
surfing dinosaurs is perfectly plausible.
This guy earlier said,
you got to start with God.
You have to have a good place to begin.
It just makes sense that there'd be a creator.
Yeah.
And what they say doesn't make sense.
Even she admitted it.
She says, well, it doesn't make sense to me.
Yes.
Cause there's no sense to it.
And I said, it was once believed that our entire universe,
not just earth, not just our solar system,
not just our galaxy, everything,
our entire universe was one this big.
You know, the chances of just a mega bang or explosion
creating, you know, what's essential for life.
You know, living creatures is just something I'm doing.
It seems unbelievable at that.
That's cause it's not believable.
It is unbelievable for rational people.
Anna, I think her name was Anna Campbell.
Yeah. It's doesn't make sense.
Yeah. It's unbelievable.
Which really does describe it well,
because it is a belief.
Yeah.
It's not factual.
It's a belief.
Well, and that's why they have churches
popping up everywhere.
The first church of atheism.
Atheism itself is defined as the belief
that there is no God.
They say, we don't have beliefs.
It's defined.
What you believe is the belief that there is no God.
It's a belief.
Good point.
It is proving that the universe was much smaller
and theorized that it was actually the size
of a grain of sand at one point, grain of sand.
But that small grain of sand that was once our universe
had to have enough energy to set off
that moment of creation.
It didn't.
Man.
What's that?
She makes all the ridiculous points,
and it's just like, yeah, let's go.
She's just mindlessly repeating what she's been told.
Yeah.
But these are the first people that tell us
you've been brainwashed by religion.
You've been confused.
You know, they say we need to get religion out of society.
When I watch this, sometimes I don't even know
how to respond to it because it's so much stupidity
in one video.
But this is really what they believe.
Yeah, yeah, there's no room for free thought in evolution.
None.
The Bible says, study to show thyself approved unto God.
I can study my Bible and see what it says,
and I answer only to God.
And I can differ from you, and you can differ from me,
and I give an answer for myself.
In evolution, if I study and I come up with something
that's not what they think I should come up with,
I'm out.
Like, oh, this definitely didn't pop out of nothing.
Something had to have caused it.
Oh, no, that's not the right kind of thought.
I thought we were free thinkers here.
Right.
No, that's expensive thought.
It's gonna cost you.
Oh, yeah.
Very good point.
You of us need a creator, not according to the physicist
and mathematician Stephen Hawking,
who argued that God wasn't necessary
for the creation of the world.
Professor Hawking claims that the big bang theory
of creation can now be explained by science alone
without the need to consider some form
of divine intervention.
Because there are laws such as gravity,
the universe can and will create itself from nothing.
The universe could essentially be nothingness
which was unstable and created a soap bubble.
It's hard to argue against the possibility
that all of us are not just the creation
of some kid in a parent's basement,
programming up a world for their own entertainment.
And then every time something weird happens in the world,
some disruptive leader takes charge.
And I wonder if that programmers just got bored
and had to stir the pot.
They throw somebody in there just for their own entertainment.
There are lots of different religions
and they can't all be right.
And the Christian one in which I was brought up
was clearly only one of many.
But that didn't finally make me into an atheist.
What finally made me into an atheist was the realization
that there was no scientific reason
to believe in any sort of supernatural creator.
That came with the understanding of Darwinian evolution.
When they knew God, they glorified him not as God
but became vain in their imagination.
And his foolish heart was darkened it looks like.
His foolish heart was darkened.
Well, I mean, even the news reporters had reported
on his remarks.
Remember, I think back in 2016,
he said that the mild pedophilia did him no lasting harm.
Well, you're an atheist, Richard Dawkins.
Apparently it did something wrong
because something bad happened to you at some point
because you believe some interesting things.
I think it's kind of interesting the idea that panspermia
that you'd mentioned in one of your videos
that life could have been seeded on this planet.
But that's not science, that's sci-fi.
That's like Star Trek, Star Wars,
has nothing to do with reality.
But you know, Brother Cameron,
it seems like whenever I talk
to these theistic evolutionists, the Christian crowd,
that says, well, we believe in evolution
and we believe in God.
Well, here's the thing.
Dawkins himself admitted in this video
that what made him into an atheist was evolution.
He says, once I came to Darwinian evolution,
that's what made me into an atheist.
So there is a connection.
The world's leading atheist is evolutionist
and that's what made him an atheist.
Yeah, I definitely think there's a strong correlation
between the two.
Yeah.
For sure.
Right.
Today, the Sunday Assembly,
or as it's better known, the Atheist Church,
is launching 35 new services in cities across the world.
There's ones in New Zealand, Hungary, France, the UK,
and 16 here in the US.
So I'm here at the one in Strongsville, Ohio,
just outside Cleveland,
and I'm gonna see what it's all about.
Snatures will receive in you.
Snatures will treat in you.
Snatures will tell in you.
And their own worship team.
Isn't that crazy?
They're not religious, Brother Greg.
They just have a church.
That is religion, by definition.
They even have a pastor, an atheist pastor.
These are the first people to tell you
that the Bible's wrong.
The very crowd that says dinosaurs did
fart themselves into extinction
is the same crowd that's telling you,
oh, thus saith the Lord is wrong.
Consider the source.
I'm an atheist.
I don't believe in God.
This is not a religion.
Now, I gotta go.
I gotta go to church.
Right.
Exactly.
Hold on, I'm late for church.
Yeah, I'm late for church.
I'll be back for my interview.
I'm late for church, but I'm not religious.
Well, I've actually been thinking about stopping by
at the one over in Washington.
They've got a big atheist church over there.
I don't know if they're familiar with me.
They probably asked me to leave if they knew who I was.
But I was thinking if I go in there,
yeah, they're just trying to go in there
and chat with them.
Ask them a few questions.
Do you believe dinosaurs farted themselves to death?
Do you believe, are these the fundamentals of your faith?
Or the fundamentals of science?
I'd be curious to see what they'd say.
It's a pretty decent sized church they got.
Oh, I'm sure.
Seattle Atheist Church is where it's from.
Seattle Atheist Church.
Do you know how many members?
I don't.
I think it's like a couple hundred.
Okay, okay.
So, yes.
Yeah, I wonder if they open up a science text
and read from that as their biblical, you know.
Yeah.
Well, they have a pulpit,
so apparently they're preaching something over there.
In the beginning, nothing created everything.
And it saw it was good.
Right?
Something's wrong, all right.
Yeah.
If you have no,
it's funny, they say there's no purpose to life.
So they've made it their purpose to meet
and tell everybody that there is no purpose.
That's their purpose.
Tell everybody that there's no purpose.
What's your background?
Were you raised in a religious family?
Did you go to church?
Basically, I've just been de-baptized.
So I have the actual certificate
to show that I've been de-baptized.
How'd you get de-baptized?
How about drawing you, essentially?
I look at these people, folks,
like any other false religion.
It's just like dealing with a Jehovah's Witness or a Mormon.
They all believe really weird things.
And then when you actually confront them
about what they believe,
oftentimes they'll just run away
because they don't want to face what they believe.
It's embarrassing.
Imagine being a theistic evolutionist, brother,
and imagine having to defend
that the Big Bang model was true.
Can you, like, I can't honestly, intellectually,
defend the position that dinosaurs too didn't warm the,
I can't do that.
It just violates all of science.
It violates everything that we've ever observed.
I just can't imagine being a theistic evolutionist.
If you're listening to this
and you believe in theistic evolution,
like our see apologist
and all these famous apologists online,
this is stuff you have to defend.
You have to defend surfing monkeys.
Quit compromising.
Just accept what the Bible says.
It makes it way easier.
Yeah.
What can you say?
Yeah, what can you say?
It's a lot of mainstream evolutionists.
And they're just saying it with such confidence.
They're saying it so boldly
as if this is just the way it is.
But then if you quote them,
you're accused of just making stuff up out of whole cloth.
Where'd you get this, Matt?
Where'd you get that?
Liar.
It's funny, I show them a picture of a dinosaur
and man together, the footprints in the same strata.
Where'd you get that picture from?
Did you doctor that?
No, I didn't doctor that.
That's not even a young earth creation of sorts.
It's known as a problem for evolution.
That's what they assume.
Did you doctor that?
What do you do?
The central idea we need to spread
is that we have only one life,
which means that that life has to be lived to the fullest.
There is no second chance,
no opportunity to have it go over.
There is no afterlife in which laws are righted
and complete justice needs to help the people do it.
Once in a while, I get people that really,
that claim they don't believe in evolution.
And my response generally is a why not?
Really, why not?
Well, maybe because it violates everything
that we've ever observed or ever will observe.
Your world just becomes fantastically complicated
when you don't believe in evolution.
Here are these ancient dinosaur bones.
Why does he talk about dinosaur bones?
This is so ironic.
He says, your worldview becomes fantastically complicated
when you don't believe evolution.
And he says, here are these dinosaur bones.
Dinosaur bones contain C14.
C14 only lasts 50,000 years.
Dinosaur bones also contain DNA and soft tissue,
blood vessels.
Yeah.
So he says, here are these ancient dinosaur bones
that prove evolution, false.
And you wanna talk about complicated?
Make any of these assertions that they're making
make any sense.
Monkeys building rafts and sailing the seven seas.
That's pretty complicated.
Yeah.
Well, it's like your worldview becomes
so fantastically complicated
when you don't believe in evolution.
Well, what part of believing you came from an ape
makes your world less complicated.
Right.
I mean, I live my life by this one book here.
How many science books do they have
with tons of contradicting information?
They don't even know what they're talking about.
That sounds pretty complicated to me.
Did they pass gas?
Was it an asteroid, a volcano?
They just lack of oxygen, too much heat.
That's complicated.
Yeah, absolutely.
Here's radioactivity.
Here are distant stars that are just-
All right, radioactivity.
We can create radiometric isotopes in a lab
and the next day, new isotopes
and they date millions of years old.
So when you say radioactivity is proof millions of years,
false again, false again.
So many things.
It's like our star,
but they're at a different point in the life.
Speed of light's not constant.
I'm sorry, the idea of deep time of this billions of years
explains so much of the world around us.
If you try to ignore that-
It doesn't explain anything of the world around us.
The geologic column cannot be explained by deep time.
It absolutely cannot.
The geologic column, as Ken Hovind says,
doesn't even exist.
It really doesn't exist.
All you have are fossils in the ground
and if fossilization takes tens of thousands of years,
those organisms in the ground that were fossilized
would have deteriorated
before they could have even fossilized.
That's why fossilization is not about time, magic wand.
It's about conditions.
Time in my estimation is the biggest enemy of evolution
because on a long enough timeline, everything's going to die.
So time is the enemy.
You have to get the next generation and the next generation
before you have millions of years
because you're going to die long before you ever figure out
how to survive.
Well, and we have mutations building up
in populations over time.
That means that we were becoming more mutant.
We die from mutations.
If we have mutations building up in populations over time,
that's going to kill us.
So if you have time, more time equals more death,
more deterioration.
It's like a law of thermodynamics.
These guys, I don't want to throw any ad hominems,
although I'm tempted to at this guy,
but I'm telling you,
he's absolutely wrong about absolutely everything
he said in this video,
but he's looked to as the science man
of the United States of America.
This is our best.
It's embarrassing.
Your worldview just becomes crazy.
It's just untenable, itself inconsistent.
Why are people so upset about Christianity in general?
Specifically atheists.
Why do atheists attack Christianity
over all the other religions,
like Wiccanism and Buddhism?
Why do we care so much about Christianity?
It's because Christianity is forced upon us.
Wrong again.
In fact, evolution is the only theory protected by law,
so it's forced in schools.
You can't think outside of it.
It is forced upon you.
So it's a fallacy of false equivalence
when they say you're forcing your beliefs on other people
when they themselves are doing that.
I knock doors every week and spread the gospel,
and when someone says I don't hear,
I don't want to hear, I don't care,
get out of here,
they don't have to tell me twice.
I turn and I walk away.
I don't grab them and hold them down.
I don't make them pay my salary
to teach their kids my religion.
I just walk away.
Yeah, it's the contrary.
The point of Christianity is to believe.
What does believe involve?
Well, if thou shalt confess with thy mouth
and believe in thine heart.
It's a choice of the heart.
Believing in Christ, not being forced.
You can't be forced to believe something.
Nope.
It's crazy.
That's why Christianity is focused on so much
is because it's forced upon us.
This doesn't mean that all Christians
force their religion on others,
but a lot of bad apples do.
And I think that people who do force their views on others
like go out of their way to tell people that they're wrong,
that they are wrong.
Well, you're telling me that I'm wrong
for telling people that they're wrong.
So you're defeating yourself.
You literally just defeated yourself.
Think about this on his young.
You've got, I don't know how many millions of subscribers.
If you tell people that they're wrong, Greg, you're wrong.
Well, you're telling me that I'm wrong
for telling him that he's wrong.
It's self-inconsistent is what it is.
Can't say Hitler was wrong.
You can't, well, they say there's no right or wrong.
Are you right about that?
No, you're wrong.
I thought there was no right or wrong.
Well, in their view, there is only one thing wrong,
Christians.
That's a really good way to put it.
Why is it that we are the only group?
There are so many Muslim YouTubers.
There are so many Buddhist YouTubers now, Hindus, Mormons.
They don't care about them,
but I can almost guarantee you
that they're gonna see this video, this very video,
and they're gonna go berserk.
They're gonna go nuts, and they're gonna respond to it,
and they're gonna try and defend their position,
but you cannot defend that which is indefensible,
and that's evolution.
You can't defend it because it's indefensible.
When you preach the Bible, it turns the world upside down.
There's no other book like it.
Remember what they said about the apostles.
That's right.
Are these not the men
which have turned the world upside down?
I think if Christians would just preach the gospel,
that we could turn the world upside down.
I think creation apologetics are fun.
I do them now and then, but at the end of the day,
the only thing I'm really interested in
is sharing the gospel with people.
Amen.
At the end of the day, Brother Greg,
I think we all agree that that's really all that matters.
That is.
And it's eternal salvation, not temporary redemption.
Amen.
46% of Americans believe in the creationist view.
God created humans in the present form
at one time in the last 10,000 years.
Does that just shock you
that so many people still think that?
Yes, it does.
Shocked you?
It doesn't shock me, but it's pretty troubling.
How about the recent push
to implement intelligent design in school curriculums?
That's, it's very bad.
They're very dangerous.
You don't mess with the truth.
You just don't mess with the truth.
Well, do we know the truth?
We don't mess with the truth,
but they think there is no truth.
I've heard them say this.
I've been on the street with them.
They say, Matt, there just is no truth.
At the end of the day, we can't know anything.
Well, you're saying that you know
that you can't know anything else.
How do you know that?
They say, there is no truth.
Well, is that true?
Because if it's true that there is no truth,
how can a statement be true that there is no truth?
Well, we certainly know that the universe
was created a long time ago.
Intelligent design is as the saying goes, don't.
So intelligent design is as the saying goes, don't.
Oh, here's another education video.
Why, and this actually kind of makes my point, right?
Why didn't the pig die too?
Why didn't all the other animals die
when these dinosaurs were passing so much gas
that they killed themselves?
They killed themselves with their own flatulence.
I was thinking the same exact thing.
Well, have you ever been by a hog pen?
They stink anyways, maybe they liked it.
Yeah, who knows?
I've never heard that one before, that's hilarious.
Good times, brother.
So brother Cameron, yeah,
did you have any closing remarks?
No, I'm just thankful to be here,
to spend time with you and be at Dinosaur Adventure Land.
It's been a blessing being here,
awesome being on the show.
And if you're not saved,
then you need to trust Jesus as your savior.
And we've got Bible Way to Heaven videos
on our YouTube channels and you can check those out
and show you exactly how you can know for sure you go to heaven.
Yeah, make sure to subscribe.
I'll put the link to Revival Baptist
in the description of this video.
Make sure to check it out and listen to their preaching
and get a lot of good preaching coming out of there.
In fact, tomorrow,
I think you're scheduled to preach in Orlando, correct?
I am, yes, sir.
So he's going to be preaching on eternal security?
Yep, basically just the doctrine of salvation, yep.
Amen, so make sure to tune into that, folks.
And brother Cameron, thank you so much for coming on.
Amen, glad to be here.
I'm glad we were able to do this, this was fun.
God bless, folks.
God bless.