Daily Truth host argues that denying a personal deity forces acceptance of eternal matter as a god, citing Hebrews 11:3 to claim visible things lack an eternal origin. He asserts atheists rely on supernatural chance for life's emergence from prebiotic soup, contrasting this with Christian belief in God's limitless power. Ultimately, the episode presents both impersonal evolution and divine creation as equally "crazy," leaving listeners to decide which narrative holds truth while urging support through five-star reviews. [Automatically generated summary]
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Matter Versus Eternal God00:03:09
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Jesus said, Man cannot live on bread alone, but from every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.
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So, what is seen?
That is All of matter, all the universe, everything we can touch and feel and see, what is seen was not made out of other things that are seen.
What is visible did not come from what is visible, which is what?
It means that the scripture is explicitly telling us in Hebrews 11 3 that matter is not eternal.
But did you know that if you deny all forms of any personal deity, then your only other option is that matter is your deity?
Matter is eternal.
We know.
And every, I mean, atheists, everybody would acknowledge if they're using logic and reason and thinking with the mind that God gave them, they would acknowledge that if nothing ever existed, then nothing is all that could ever exist.
Because the only thing that nothing can produce is nothing.
Nothing cannot give birth to something else.
So either there was always matter giving birth to more and more matter over billions of years.
And therefore, matter is eternal.
And therefore, matter is your deity.
Or there is a personal deity.
There is a personal God.
So it's either impersonal, eternal matter using time and impersonal chance.
Or it is a personal God using the word of his power.
Did you know that atheists believe in the supernatural?
That's the irony.
Don't let an atheist make you feel stupid.
Because they say, Oh, you believe in a God?
They do.
Their God is matter.
He's eternal.
It's eternal.
And they say, You believe in miracles?
Well, so do they.
They believe that this eternal God, which is matter, coupled with time and chance, billions of years and happenstance, does what?
Miracles.
That somehow a single celled organism crawled out of this prebiotic soup and all of a sudden it grew lungs and all these things and legs and somehow we ended up with it.
That's a miracle.
So, they're going to laugh at us for believing in miracles, and they're just going to believe in miracles but call it impersonal chance and billions of years.
So, they're going to say, well, it's not a miracle because we're accounting for billions of years.
And we're going to say, we're accounting for the limitless power of God.
So, you're going to say eternal matter and billions of years and chance, and we're going to say eternal God and the word of his power.
Miracles Are Not Crazy00:00:31
Both sound crazy.
So, it's not like theirs is reasonable and ours is archaic and primitive and dumb.
Both sound crazy.
So, it comes down to at the end of the day, which one is true.
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