Evolution Lies by Brett Keane

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Episode Transcript

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He wakes in a world where the shadows sing a crown of
Starlight. He's a wandering king, clowns
part for his steps. This guy's been to his will in a
realm of his making. Time stands still, living in a

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fantasy where the heart runs free, chasing dreams that only
he can see. Castles in the air, no change to
bind. He's a man lost in the maze of
his. Hello ladies and gentlemen, my

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name is Brett Keene and you are watching and listening to GOD TV
Radio. I hope you're all having a
blessed day out there. When you get an opportunity,
check out the links in my comments.
I have links that will take you to my radio station on Spotify
as well as Amazon Music and manyother outlets.
You can also check out my new album that I released as well as

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my newest book. This will be my 6th book, so I
think you will enjoy it. Today we're going to talk about
evolution and creationism. Been a while since I've
discussed these issues, but in the last year and a half where I
took a break away from YouTube, my brain started doing something

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called working and I started coming up with some more
thoughts about why it is that I find the concept of evolution
very challenging as a rational logical human being that I am.
Before we do that, let me briefly explain to you how I
define evolution as well as creation.

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Now creation if you were to lookin the Bible or even the Quran
which they share a great deal ofthe same similar story.
A interstellar extraordinary interdimensional being.
An entity made out of pure energy, created space-time, and

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matter, and it interceded with our universe and actually began
creating the world's according to the book of Hebrew.
And one of those worlds was Earth.
This entity could be described as an alien because it wasn't
born or raised or lived on Earthoriginally.
The Bible actually teaches that it terraformed and created the

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Earth just like you would expectfrom some kind of galactic
empire or alien being with massive abilities.
Technology. Atheists like to call it magic,
but scientists will tell you that everything that is advanced
and everything that is like technology would have been
called magic to ancient people. Because if you don't know

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something and you don't understand it then obviously
going to call it magic. Which explains why a lot of
people look down on non believers as they're just simply
ignorant people that don't know any better.
They don't know the difference between energy, power, and
matter over that of sleight of hand which is David Copperfield
or Criss Angel. It is what it is.

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So according to the Bible, this entity decided it won the
terraform and basically seed theworld with life forms by doing
so. It didn't say habakundrava and
wave its hand in a magic wand and everything just started.
It actually used the materials of the earth to create humanity.

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It actually created humans out of inanimate objects, things
that were not living before. Now if you don't mind quickly if
we jump over the science, science claims that life came
from inanimate objects, that it actually came from water and
earth. Well, according to the Bible,

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the first life forms that ever existed were in the water.
Adam and Eve came later. The animals actually existed in
the water first. Well, according to science, life
started out in the water and somehow human beings made their
self up to land. Science explains it like this.

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It says that there were some rocks, probably in some puddles
or some kind of swamps. And these rocks, these inanimate
objects, without any kind of guidance or assistance or help,
shot snot all over the place basically.
And the snot sat there for a long time and it somehow started

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becoming the very definition of life.
It started moving around and squirming and doing its thing.
Now scientists will tell you that after billions of years,
this little squiggly booger began to grow limbs and grow a
circular system and all this weird stuff started to happen.

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And like you see in this image, we eventually our ancestors.
They call them common ancestors.I don't see the point.
They might as well just call them our ancestors.
The reason why they use words like common ancestors, one to
throw you off and #2 is because they claim that evolution has a

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tree to it where we branched off, where some creatures that
are related to us ended up turning into pigs, others turned
into chickens, others turned into dinosaurs, others were
rodents, others turned into monkeys, others turned to apes.
But the story goes that we are all cosmic family.

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We're all connected in some kindof way.
The Bible says the reason why we're connected is because God
created us that way. It's not a shocker or surprise
to know that the artist behind the painting used a lot of the
same painting when creating his masterpiece.
As Where science is simply says we come from this.

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Now here's an interesting question that non believers
ought to think about. When you watch a lot of these
documentaries or you flip through a science book and you
see these the single sourced Organism, this microcosm of the
a thing begin going through its evolution and then coming up on

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land, you're going to have to ask yourself a few questions.
At what point in time did it grow a deck and a vagina?
At what point in time did it separate and why did this
happen? Richard Dawkins tries to explain
it, that our organisms, our cells, ended up reduplicating

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themselves copy after copy aftercopy, and some of these copies
somehow got more complicated andmore complex over time, which
would eventually lead to them having special abilities that
they did not once have before. Now that's odd.
I don't remember ever running something through a printer or a

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copy machine and it began suddenly growing shape and size
and legs and arms and and claws and and fur and all this kind of
stuff. I've never seen anything like
that actually happened, and neither has scientists and
neither has one single atheist ever observed copies duplicating

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them to something more complicated.
If you were to take ACD of mine or your favorite band and you
were to copy it a couple times, and eventually, at some point in
time, something goes wrong and the CD gets scratched or
something in the environment hits it, the CD isn't going to

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upgrade itself. It's going to simply malfunction
and not work anymore. And the scientists will try to
go along with that concept and they'll say, well, when that
happens, that's when creatures go extinct.
All right, fair enough. What about the other question
though that I was wanting to throw at you all though?

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Do we really want to assume thateverything come from one single
source? Because that's exactly what the
Bible says. It says that life all started
from the humans and these creatures were all separated.
Now science on the other hand claims that we were all one
single snot ball and began separating as time went over and

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through. So are we to think that on all
the continents of all the other countries and every place out
there that there was only one single location where this
happened? Did this happen anywhere else?
Did evolution happen over in Hawaii and then what would

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eventually become the United States of America?
Did some kind of snot come to life and start becoming its own
breed or own creature species? They don't really talk about
that because the truth is they don't actually know at all.
They don't know how the abiogenesis, which is the origin
of evolution that goes into the transition of the creature

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basically coming into existence.Read the definition, ladies and
gentlemen. If you don't understand what
abiogenesis says, too many of you, you can't even be bothered
to look at definitions of words and what they actually mean.
There's so many times I've had to waste my time explaining to
you all what abiogenesis says, that it's actually the very

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beginning origin of evolution. But besides that, how many of
you assume that this happened all over the place?
Or was it just one snot that ended up turning into
everything? I mean that's the same story
they tell for the cosmos. You realize that They say there

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was a little pen prick of energyand light that exploded and
created every mountain and oceanand every world that exists from
a little tiny ass nothingness out in the middle of the void
and cold space. Well that's the same thing
they're claiming from humanity and how we got here that some

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little snap bugger was sitting there and we basically made our
way up over time. Now this is a question I have
put forth many, many times and still to this day, after a
decade of asking this question, I have not gotten any kind of
answer from it. What was happening in the

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environment that would cause these creatures to form nervous
systems, pain receptors, any form of anatomy that would lead
to them constructing the complexbrain that they have as well as
the senses? You know, they say, well, we

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needed a nose and we needed eyesand we needed all these senses
in order to deal with the ongoing problems from other
creatures. The problem with that
hypothesis, that point that somescientists have put forth as
well as atheists, is that naturedoesn't know that you can't see.

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If you are born blind, nature doesn't know that you're blind.
According to atheists, there is no God and nature isn't
conscious or sentient. It doesn't give a shit if you
survive or not according to manyof you.
One minute you'll say everythingcan go extinct if something goes
wrong, and the next you'll say it can evolve.
Some of you will say the dinosaurs died, others will say

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no, they turned into fucking birds and flew over the
meteorites that hit the earth and somehow managed to survive
hundreds of thousands of years of radiation and destruction to
the earth. The story is constantly changing
to fit the imagination of the idiots out there.

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So was evolution an accident or is it a guided process?
People like to say, well it's a natural occurrence.
Is it? Is it really?
Then tell me what the natural chemicals were in the
environment that caused the fishto be able to have the ability

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to come out on land and be functional.
To be able to turn the the salamander of the fucking lizard
and then eventually into a rat like rodent.
What was it that caused that damn salamander to start growing
hair? What caused the lizard to turn
into a fucking rat and the rat into a chimpanzee or ape?

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What was it? Please don't give me these dumb
ass stories where, well, the lizard was standing on its
little feet and it because it kept on looking up at trees
wanting a fucking apple or a banana, this somehow fixed its
spine and it, you know, decided it needed to start walking

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around and shut. That's stupid.
There's many creatures out there.
There's dogs that know how to stand up.
Canines have the ability to stand up on their back legs, but
you don't see them fucking roller skating in a Derby or
anything, do you? There's fish out there that are
able to stick their heads up outof the water, and some of them

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are actually able to hop out of the water.
There's even a thing called flying fish where they appear to
jump out of the water for a longtime and be able to come back
down. And dolphins are pretty good at
that shit. And some whales, believe it or
not, but they don't grow any fucking legs.
They don't grow no arms, they don't grow no limbs.
None of that shit happens. We've never observed that.

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We've never seen it. And for the scientists to say,
well, we can trace it back, no, you can't.
Did you know that if a crime is committed, ladies and gentlemen,
they deliberately tell reportersas well as anybody outside of
the cops are dealing with the case to stay out of the
environment that a maybe a murder or a homicide happened.

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Do you know why? Because if you step through the
area, you're going to taint the evidence, you're going to
destroy the blood, the DNA, and shut.
And there's been cases where DNAgets sent to a lab and an
accident happens, something goeswrong, and the shit's fucking
destroyed and you no longer havethe evidence to make the case.
And that's within months worth the time.

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Now multiply that by 4 billion times and tell me that they
somehow managed to find fossils of this snot fish in the fucking
salt water of the ocean that is supposedly your great great
great great billionth grandfather.
You have to be insane or absolutely stupid to believe

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this shit. I understand that creation
sounds weird to people, that theidea that an intelligent
designer or some interdimensional entity actually
came down and created life in other worlds that can exist
outside of Earth and do all this.
But it makes a hell of a lot more sense than going from a

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booger to a fucking monkey. Ladies and gentlemen, the idea
that there's actually something that guides our process.
When we look at our bodies and we look at study our anatomy, we
can see that everything within every microcosm of our body has
a purpose and a function to it. Everything within us has reason

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to exist, and just because one day somebody might find 1 little
spasm in our body that they can't explain or understand
doesn't mean that there's not some kind of purpose or function
behind it. So with all that being said, I

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doubt that any of you will have the intelligence to be able to
give me any scientific argumentsfor why there isn't a God for
one. And #2 you can't give me any
scientific arguments for why your alternative comic book
story of lizards turning into creatures and frogs turning into
Princess like a fucking Disney movie has any truth to it.

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You actually think that you're related to a banana?
A fucking banana, ladies and gentlemen.
And you have the audacity to laugh at people because they
believe in God. You have the audacity to make
fun of the Genesis account abouttwo human beings who are trying
to survive, who have become selfaware and conscious and learning

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how to exist in a new world, having children breeding and
writing down hundreds of storiesabout the lives and the history.
Not just the biblical account, but those who actually existed
within the Bible, who wrote their own writings.
But none of your monkeys and frogs wrote a damn thing down.

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None of your tadpoles and shit that you think that your Mama
and daddy came from wrote shit down.
So who's the joke? And whenever it comes down to
it, if you think about it, in order for you to believe this
bullshit story that we see up onmy screen, you have to have a
lot of faith. So when you make fun of people

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and you say, ah, you're a blind sheep that just believes
whatever you're told, you need to look in the fucking mirror.
You're the one that believes in crazy shit.
At least we actually have documentation.
At least we actually have the graves and the tombs of the
people that were in the Bible. At least we have the geological
locations in which these cities and places were mentioned.

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At least we actually have modernday witnesses of miracles and
people back then who've historically written the stuff
down. What do you got?
Oh, I got a bone in a museum that is most likely not even a
real bone, but was carved by scientists in order to hold up
this bullshit that we found in the desert.

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Ladies and gentlemen, let's havesome common sense, shall we?
I mean, if you want to believe that you came from the womb of a
baboon, so be it. But answer the question, did
evolution start in one single location or were there many
different origin stories of evolution?

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Because at this time they're claiming everything, all living
things started from an inanimateobject, a non living object,
without any kind of guidance or assistance.
Let's hear it. And before anybody decides,
before I finish this video, before anybody says, well, where

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did your God come from, look up the definition of prime mover.
Prime mover is something that has no 'cause now it doesn't
have to be a God. You could actually claim that
there was some kind of natural prime mover if you want to.
The problem is you won't be ableto find evidence for it, and it

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doesn't coincide with The Big Bang.
You see, The Big Bang claims that nature had a beginning,
that it came into existence. Therefore there wasn't no nature
that gave life over to nature. Nature is in its own category of
doing what it did. So there's that.

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God is defined as an everlasting, eternal, never
born, never die entity, and the only way a God can die is if it
transforms itself with human frailty to be affected in such a
way, but its soul and spirit would never die.

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All right, that's all I got to say about that.
God bless. He wakes in a world where the
shadows see a crown of Starlight.

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He's a wandering king.