How Archaeology Disproves Noah's Flood

[@Chewbaccafruit]

Picturing Egyptians brewing beer and carving monoliths like business as usual while underwater.

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mood

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Basedd

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

Plot twist: that’s how SpongeBob SquarePants really started.

[@davidbarnes1563]

There was no Egypt before or during the flood

[@dogwalker666]

Indeed

[@themonsterbaby]

There is a reason the "original sin" has something to do with gaining knowledge. It's easier to keep people stupid if you can brainwash them into believing that thinking for oneself is "sinful".

[@yourdaddy9986]

Is it dangerous for people to consider themselves gods?

[@superboyprime4893]

@@yourdaddy9986i guess you can look at Hitler but that's 1 of many ways it can go as for me if god is real my goal is to be stronger than him that is if he's not omnipotent

[@chameon378]

@@yourdaddy9986 Hubris has its' own weaknesses, failing to acknowledge your own failings is one of the dangerous things everyone is capable of. However, failing to acknowledge your own successes is likewise potentially lethal. To put it in perspective, know thyself first. If someone is truly great, and knows they are truly great, but still acknowledges where they are weak and tries to shore up those particular faulty foundations...I have nothing but respect for them. A person who knows he has a tendency to be nasty and mean spirited after a bad day, who doesn't want to, going out of their way to seek privacy when they would be nasty and mean spirited to others...that's respectable. We also have to define terms here, because I know of small gods, and large gods, and monotheistic all-gods. Frankly, in this day and age, humanity aided by technology are practically speaking small gods. Admittedly, it stretches us thing, but we can speak across the world, as opposed to from a valley over, we can translate any language with a 'stone' we carry with us, we carry weapons capable of instantly killing any person we desire...and all I described was a glock and a cellphone there. We can save voices, save images, heat buildings without fire, throw fire over great distances, burn lands for literally days at a time, fly, advance into the heavens to seek out the celestial spheres, and on and on. From back when gods were small? We're stronger then them now. Consider how much times must be changing, that so many things we previously described as magic...are just sort of things we take for granted nowadays. And yes, if you separate a human from his technology completely, he goes back to being a slightly smarter then average monkey who's probably even more ill-suited for the wilds then he would be if he'd never been introduced to it. But we didn't unlock this 'magic' by praying to a god. We unlocked this magic by banging rocks together, discovering they made pretty sparks, then trying to figure out what those sparks did, or perhaps just making more to show off to our tribe. And when we found out the sparks could set leaves ablaze, we giggled at the warmth....reached a bit too close, and learned how dangerous that blaze was, possibly hurting ourselves, but also learning that it was a resource and a weapon. And then it advanced onwards...and onwards.....eventually we realized what seeds were, eventually we realized how to do agriculture. And then humanity started gathering together closer, and more tightly knit, and we started making rules, and passing information back and forth, making specialists...and on and on. And all through the ages we've learned more and more, millimeter by millimeter, as we advance further and further towards perfection.

[@eljefe5957]

@Craig Silver said the person who did not pay attention to this video, "God is not great"

[@0x777]

@@yourdaddy9986 It is dangerous for gods and those pretending to speak for them if people know that the emperor has no clothes.

[@211pirate6]

“Because somehow all these widely dispersed cultures keep on keeping on without noticing they all drowned.” 😂😂you just got a new sub good sir

[@jarrygarry5316]

Aron ra is savage

[@Mr-nw7il]

@@jarrygarry5316 he's amazing

[@DisticTV]

@@Mr-nw7il the whole things these people are arguing about can be disproven easily, Noah’s flood was not a world wide flood but a localized flood and in that sense they would only have know about their area meaning that they thought the whole earth was flooded, and there was a flood in that era or else why do so many religions talk about it at the same time. Hope that helps you understand that Noah’s ark isn’t all literal even though atheists will say it is not knowing the truth

[@tgstudio85]

@@DisticTV *Hope that helps you understand that Noah’s ark isn’t all literal even though atheists will say it is not knowing the truth* Then Bible is lying you say;)

[@DisticTV]

@@tgstudio85 not lying but during the flood during that era they only knew about their area and not the other parts of the world

[@SinisterAion]

I never seen someone take down a boat so hard in my life. You make the Titanic look jealous.

[@deanmoncaster]

You make Titanics iceberg look jealous is more apt

[@Annelidenlover590]

People died. Have some respect.

[@stein1885]

@@Annelidenlover590 It was a real tragedy, almost as bad as that time my brother flew a plane into a building!

[@Annelidenlover590]

@@stein1885 xD

[@bobbygalyon5580]

@@Annelidenlover590 and? People die from food everyday. Yet you still eat...have some respect and stop eating.

[@PopeMysterium]

"Can you still call them 'leaders' if they're dragging you backwards?" Brilliant question!

[@Erik-zd2oi]

@@mike62mcmanus ok

[@hardrada2620]

Sure you can--if the leaders are just leading us backward.

[@brotherhoodknight6951]

Well religions steal morals and claims them as their own,in fact most religions promoted slavery

[@brotherhoodknight6951]

@@mike62mcmanus as christianity is one of the new religions,plus no evidence outside the bible

[@brotherhoodknight6951]

@@mike62mcmanus lol "liberal gay agenda" this proves my point your God is immoral and hates gays

[@cesaralcaraz819]

Can't believe I believed in this story till I was 13

[@EskChan19]

Hey at least you made the jump. Many people don't make it in their entire life.

[@owenbenjewmansucksvoxoff6263]

What if you just drink beer?

[@ianplunkett8013]

@@EskChan19 Jump to where though?

[@ZealousWins]

@@ianplunkett8013 Rationality.

[@ianplunkett8013]

@@ZealousWins What rationality?

[@marrs1013]

'Can you call them leaders if they drag you backwards...?' Best question probably.

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Donna Jones Davison Konami boulevard

[@robertnett9793]

@Donna Jones Perfect way to debunk all those pesky arguments, eh? Simply make fun of the person and everything he says *whoosh* vanishes into thin air...

[@AngelEmfrbl]

@@robertnett9793 I've had that done to me even when the original comment I replied to CLEARLY was not even remotely trying to be a joke... Just "Whoosh" to make me or whomever replied look stupid. When it was them who said the stupid comment. Unless its funny, its not really a joke. And if they meant it to be ironic or sarcastic then that doesn't warrant a "whoosh".

[@NA-vz9ko]

@Donna Jones Christ what a stupid response.

[@mikehartley8234]

Robert Nett sorta the way he did to creation ?

[@ieuanhunt552]

my favourite flood myth is the fall of Numenor around 3319 of the Second age.

[@XraynPR]

The only Flood myth worthy of believing in - also has more evidence to it, since we know the actual author.

[@elijahharris6888]

At least we know why Sauron couldnt look pretty anymore after it.

[@MyRegularNameWasTaken]

I don't think I've ever heard a single argument in this video used against the great flood. This was like an 18 minute knowledge bomb, I love it

[@jehovahtruekingdom823]

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[@brokoryfoods]

Imagine the Chinese empire, over 5000 years old, being destroyed by the flood, but some Noah's son went there and continued the chinese culture from where the chinese left when they all drowned. The flood is a worse myth to swallow than the santa claus.

[@lorekeeper685]

@@brokoryfoods tbh isn't Santa based on Odin?

[@env0x]

@@brokoryfoods don't forget hiking across the serbian tundra and swimming across the bering strait to populate the americas

[@ianplunkett8013]

Really?

[@Galakyllz]

I can see all of the effort you put into these videos and I appreciate it.

[@rileydenbo7414]

Effart

[@michaelharris4651]

And so do I .

[@matt5726]

I, as well

[@Juan-lf6qo]

Fcfcfc How long it took to humanity to find out about the expansion of the universe? "He stretches out the heavens like a canopy, and spreads them out like a tent to live in."-Isaiah 40

[@matt5726]

@@Juan-lf6qo cool story bruh😆

[@Raptor302]

The world was created at 9am? Um, okay sure. On a round planet, it's 9am somewhere.

[@thetruewisegamer]

Raptor302 s5

[@ShizukuSeiji]

9:00 am GMT - Gods Miracle Time.

[@tigertiger1699]

Raptor302 Lol Fn priceless😂👍, everybody thinks it’s 9am ...period!!😂

[@hglundahl]

Probably it was not 9am Sunday morning all was created, but that LIGHT was created. Jerusalem time zone. Precisely as it was 9am Jerusalem meridian that the Holy Ghost descended on the Apostles. So, the 9am part (to be understood : Jerusalem meridian) is from Acts 2:15 (third hour approx 9 am, if the twelve day hours go from sunrise to sunset).

[@spoonyquine1584]

In the bible, the earth is flat with 4 corners

[@patlab555]

_All this wildly cultures dispersed around the world somehow keep on keeping on without even noticing that they had all drowned_ This made my day 🤣 Big thumb up for the whole series

[@poweroftruth9258]

The Bible says in John 3:16-36 that whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ shall not perish but have everlasting life, the Bible also says in Romans 10:9 that those who declare with their mouth that Jesus Christ is their God, Lord, and Savior they shall be saved. Revelation 1:8 says that Jesus is the alpha and the omega. Luke and revelation is the ending times, and Jesus is returning back. So are you going to submit your life to him or no? Narrow is the path that leads to the gates of heaven, but only few people find it. The gates that is the path to destruction is where many people find it! Jesus loves you SO MUCH! That he died on the cross, and was resurrected from the dead 3 days later to give us eternal life…..

[@DARKSIDEART2022]

@@poweroftruth9258 why do we have to submit our lives to him? Why do we need to stroke his ego, so he wont cast us into eternal damnation? An all powerful being wouldn't be so in need of constant reassurance.

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@crimson bridge 24 oh gawd

[@connorirons4542]

@Golden Age Creation random quotes but okay.

[@connorirons4542]

@@poweroftruth9258 the bible is a fictional book that contradicts itself. I would rather learn from my science book than the bible because they have provable evidence that is supported by almost all other science books.

[@AliceSpeltRight]

“If answers in genesis is correct, which they have never been” Absolute gold

[@ianplunkett8013]

"Which they never have been", arrogance defined.

[@AliceSpeltRight]

@@ianplunkett8013 more like hyperbole, actually

[@ianplunkett8013]

@@AliceSpeltRight hyperbole? What about the moralisation of sophistication?

[@AliceSpeltRight]

@@ianplunkett8013 I have no fucking clue what that means. I’m all for using words that aren’t commonly used in order to better explain what you mean, not just to make yourself sound smart. Evident by the fact that you used the French translation of moralization for no apparent reason. Explain what “moralisation of sophistication” means I’m not going to pretend to know exactly what Mr. Aron Ra meant, but it did seem like, at least to me, to be hyperbole (which Aron Ra is prone to). Obviously Answers in Genesis isn’t wrong about every single thing they say, but they sure are wrong, quite frequently, about many things they claim.

[@ianplunkett8013]

@@AliceSpeltRight If you have no clue then that is fine but there is no need for the language.

[@gilbertovalenzuela2319]

This is the video that made me an atheist, there's no logical way someone can say this is a lie or wrong at any point, btw i learned more history in this video only than in school, this is so well done

[@evangelicalsnever-lie9792]

🏆😃👍 Good to hear!

[@pg-jr8sy]

The video only really proves that one part of the bible is wrong, but does it really prove that there's no god?

[@CesarJoel94]

@@pg-jr8sy it does

[@pg-jr8sy]

@@CesarJoel94 how?

[@theketaminefrog6366]

@@pg-jr8sy Well Christians believe that Bible is infallible word of God...

[@saelkey]

Not only are your videos educational, but I always get nostalgia spikes from some of the background videos. Can’t beat this cooperation

[@bernardobila4336]

"Can you call them leaders if they drag you backwards?" 😹😹😹😹😹 LMAO

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Looking at YOU, Trump!

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@@somedude5414 😹😹

[@Raverraver9999]

Book of Genesis is FACT. Please find below scientific/cosmological/archaeological/historical proof & explanation behind the Book of Genesis - These are some of the best videos out there. Kindly share with any other apologists as well. The actual scientific explanation for the 7 days of creation is something like this; The universe is 7 days old at the point of creation( looking forward) and 13.8 billion years old (looking backwards at the point of creation). This is called space time dilation - the further you get from the point of creation - the older the age of the universe. Cross section of the universe is as per NASA WMAP diagram. map.gsfc.nasa.gov/media/060915/060915_CMB_Timeline600.jpg Gerald Schroeder PhD and Hugh Ross - Phd Astrophysicists have explained this further. a)Gerald Schroeder has even given the rough mathematical formula for the age of the universe. (and also the each day = x billion years long) (+/- factor of 10 error) geraldschroeder.com/wordpress/?page_id=53 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZvXeaSundyBnc0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYPYeol5opyjhMU (diff between HughRoss & GeraldS is minimal. The differences - GS used Olam(modern Hebrew) vs yom ) b) Hugh Ross gives very detailed explanations on the frames of reference God is talking from i) Gen 1.1 - at the point of creation(1st day/2nd day/3rd day), ii) Gen 1.2 from the surface of the earth iii) Gen 1.3 - Let there be light - the atmosphere become transparent iv) Age of man decreased from 1000 years to 120 years - Hugh Ross explains in his video how the explosion of the supernova about 100k years ago ( monoserotis ??) and that the cosmic radiation from this caused genetic degradation. this is why the age of the patriarchs decreased from 1000 years (adam to noah/shem) to 120ish around abraham. This radiation was x light years away and would have hit earth around the time of noah. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ2qh6SLj9RradU - the 2 great lights (sun and moon) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaixqqOEqJWfjZY - testing genesis with science God created the universe in the divine Hebrew language. When all the numerical value of Hebrew names of the elements/planets/etc are graphed against their properties - it consistently produces a straight line. By Prof Haim Shore kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKC6Xqx-n8aAjLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6eunYNtnaqiY7M Ten of the Top Scientific Facts in the Bible kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmPWfn2DjamcfpY The creation of Adam & Eve After creation of Adam & eve, God entered the Sabbath/7th day kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5ekqoWfrbuZo6c Garden of Eden location is submerged between Persian gulf & straits of Ormuz kzbin.info/www/bejne/paLclq1jhb13n7s kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWeziIqEecaAmJY Noahs Flood proof Heres the physical proof of Noahs flood : 12k years ago a meteorite hit the Greenland Hiawatha Glacier and created a crater 30km in diameter. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJfEoa1oe52JsJI It flooded the Americas to Middle east. It was regional flood & not global flood. The sea level rose about a min of 50+ feet and low lying places settlements like sundaland(asia), black sea, Mediterranean basin were swallowed up by the sea. Africa was minimally affected. Thats why you find wooly mammoths remains from Americas to Siberia frozen in ice and mud with partially digested food in its stomach. American megafauna was wiped out (camelops, lions, cheetahs) Mammoth bones in Mexico - buried under 30feet of mud www.geologyin.com/2019/12/over-800-mammoth-bones-discovered-in.html Thats why Africa has wider genetic diversity than rest of the world. African genes stretch from Africa to India to Sentinelese ( andaman islands) to Papua new guinea + Australia & Japan(ainu). But you dont find indigenous black population in Americas or Europe. The Clovis people of the Americas suddenly went extinct. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIXVZImafNF5qJo ( crater for impact site at greenland ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn63hXmCnrSqjpI www.sciencealert.com/ancient-carvings-in-turkey-show-a-comet-hitting-earth-changing-civilisation-forever?fbclid=IwAR31PrxiKk1I3tl_ZPZ06sued-ApIEnaXPW--AyGvc-ptSiyWo8vG9XWlAw Triggers for Noahs flood & 13k years of climate stability The detailed science/data that documents the climate change over the last few million years. God truly tweaked the planet to enable us to live here. Tectonics, asteriod impacts etc that made the climate stable for the last 13k years for us to live in. The world we currently live in is a drop of stability in an otherwise highly unstable planet. Also, 13k years ago...an asteroid impact at Greenland ( Hiawatha glacier) triggered noahs flood. Noah got advance warning kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZquhK1nfLeIi7c Noahs Ark by ron wyatt kzbin.info/www/bejne/iomqonyGZZxkbLM (1985 news report) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYLal4hteduIr6c (ark location ) documents.theblackvault.com/documents/cia/noahsark-CIA.pdf kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4CbqHqgrN6GbdE ( anchor stones found ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/lavWoqugprhrnsk ( aerial overview) Sodom and Gomorrah. ( see Ron wyatts videos) The chemical analysis of the brimstone ( sulphur balls) @ near 98% purity ( white) vs volcanic sulphur which is only 45% purity (yellow) A meteorite with high purity sulpur content vapourised/ionised the structures here. Theres melted sand, bone fragments and other proof kzbin.info/www/bejne/qouuc3uvfqelfqM www.lifesitenews.com/news/archeologists-sodom-and-gomorrah-literally-destroyed-by-fire-and-brimstone? Joseph, Moses and red sea crossing kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3Onk3ebmtWsiZY (Josephs granary) The santorini volcano was the trigger for the 10 biblical plagues. (explained in the movie Exodus Decoded by James Cameron. Disregard the crossing site/mountain) Theres archaeological &video proof of coral encrusted chariot wheels & bone in the Red Sea @ Nurweiba crossing between Egypt and Saudi Arabia. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooTJYaWFpq-Uibc (Red sea crossing overview & land bridge topography) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5a7amlshLurrbc (red sea crossing site) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqvFZZihrr1kocU (Coral encrusted chariots wheel) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJKxY5SZi7J6eZo (Solomons pillar marking crossing sites 3k yrs old) The parting of the red sea happened due to a strong easterly wind blowing @40mph + low tidal effect possibly due to tsunami & lunar position. Dr Gerald Schroeder quotes some studies done. Footage of Mount Sinai The top of Mount Sinai/Mount Horeb ( Jebel al Lawz) in saudi arabia has melted & blackened rock. when you break it...the inside is red. Its the only mountain in the area to be black...rest are reddish. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnaUiGmpr5dnetk (Top of Sinai, altars,12 pillars, Elijahs cave) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJjHhqKEp9yers0 (overview ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2Pampd3i56qn6c ( drone footage @ Sinai - split rock) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqimlWeNhseGjq8&pbjreload=10 aerial view kzbin.info/www/bejne/gV7IhIWZp552jdk (Ron Wyatt) kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6bFfIifpZujsJI Dr Kim pt 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2OnfIasmL-Ahtk Dr Kim pt2 Apparition of Virgin Mary kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYLRfIZtjrp4bbM (Virgin Mary apparition in Ivory Coast) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoGzeKiDotNpirM (Virgin Mary statue moving) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoe4aZWel7Z8pNk (Virgin Mary apparition in Egypt) Eucharistic miracle.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/paDKe2CZmc5qr6s (Rome Reports) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnrLZpuIocenqrc kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3XMiJZvaLCjb80 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZnFq3-PnpyWr8U (Lanciano) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIGtaXWFh91kppo Incorruptible bodies of saints ( due to the Eucharist) - only happens in the Catholic church. No other religion has this miracle kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYSmnGOnqJJlY68 (Padre Pio) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH-XhKmqh8-YaKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIW6qHd4isaEiJI kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4XVg2R5eryXmMU Messages from Purgatory kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6isn2SDjsySj5Y (EWTN) Stigmata kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWquY3SYlNWcY5Y (Padre Pio) Catholic Exorcisms kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXbKZoBnhtCSg5o kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWLYaXiGrLOeqdU ( ABC 2011) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmaQd4pqrLehiqc (ABC 1/4) kzbin.info/www/bejne/imnMpnl4Zq9mbdU ( ABC 2/4 ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHLGp5WsptaYbdU ( ABC 3/4) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bprEkoJqnZtnfqM ABC 4/4 ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXSYgGWgiJiDbJY ( voices 4th min) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6nShoppidNjZ7s (Taylor Marshall - Emily rose clips) Out of body experience of Hell - Bill Wiese (Q&A - 33rd min) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKC8dIiqfreDaZI kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZuagotmqrWChbM (Q&A 12mins long) ANCIENT CHINESE RECORDS ON JESUS! kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4ivhItmabqjn8k Relics kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKTGkK2nm8qMa8k kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5KropRqaLWcn80

[@manofgod7622]

Raverraver9999 you didnt prove anything. Anyway that would be too simplistic answer of me, so I’ll continue

[@manofgod7622]

I can do the same with Quran: Big Bang? The Qur'an says that "the heavens and the earth were joined together as one unit, before We clove them asunder" (21:30). Following this big explosion, Allah "turned to the sky, and it had been (as) smoke. He said to it and to the earth: 'Come together, willingly or unwillingly.' They said: 'We come (together) in willing obedience'" (41:11). Thus the elements and what was to become the planets and stars began to cool, come together, and form into shape, following the natural laws that Allah established in the universe. The Qur'an further states that Allah created the sun, the moon, and the planets, each with their own individual courses or orbits. "It is He Who created the night and the day, and the sun and the moon; all (the celestial bodies) swim along, each in its rounded course" (21:33). Expansion of Universe "The heavens, We have built them with power. And verily, We are expanding it" (51:47). There has been some historical debate among Muslim scholars about the precise meaning of this verse, since knowledge of the universe's expansion was only recently discovered. Six Days? The Qur'an states that "Allah created the heavens and the earth, and all that is between them, in six days" (7:54). While on the surface this might seem similar to the account related in the Bible, there are some important distinctions. The verses that mention "six days" use the Arabic word "youm" (day). This word appears several other times in the Qur'an, each denoting a different measurement of time. In one case, the measure of a day is equated with 50,000 years (70:4), whereas another verse states that "a day in the sight of your Lord is like 1,000 years of your reckoning" (22:47). The word "youm" is thus understood, within the Qur'an, to be a long period of time -- an era or eon. Therefore, Muslims interpret the description of a "six day" creation as six distinct periods or eons. The length of these periods is not precisely defined, nor are the specific developments that took place during each period. After completing the Creation, the Qur'an describes that Allah "settled Himself upon the Throne" (57:4) to oversee His work. A distinct point is made to counter the Biblical idea of a day of rest: "We created the heavens and the earth and all that is between them in six days, nor did any sense of weariness touch Us" (50:38). Allah is never "done" with His work, because the process of creation is ongoing. Each new child who is born, every seed that sprouts into a sapling, every new species that appears on earth, is part of the ongoing process of Allah's creation. "He it is Who created the heavens and the earth in six days, then established Himself on the Throne. He knows what enters within the heart of the earth, and what comes forth out of it, what comes down from heaven, and what mounts up to it. And He is with you wherever you may be. And Allah sees well all that you do" (57:4). The Qur'anic account of creation is in line with modern scientific thought about the development of the universe and life on earth. Muslims acknowledge that life developed over a long period of time, but see Allah's power behind it all. Descriptions of creation in the Qur'an are set in context to remind the readers of Allah's majesty and wisdom. "What is the matter with you, that you are not conscious of Allah's majesty, seeing that it is He Who has created you in diverse stages? See you not how Allah has created the seven heavens one above another, and made the moon a light in their midst, and made the sun as a (glorious) lamp? And Allah has produced you from the earth, growing (gradually)" (71:13-17). Life Came From Water The Qur'an describes that Allah "made from water every living thing" (21:30). Another verse describes how "Allah has created every animal from water. Of them are some that creep on their bellies, some that walk on two legs, and some that walk on four. Allah creates what He wills, for truly Allah has power over all things" (24:45). These verses support the scientific theory that life began in the Earth's oceans. Creation of Adam & Eve While Islam recognizes the general idea of the development of life in stages, over a period of time, human beings are considered as a special act of creation. Islam teaches that human beings are a unique life form that was created by Allah in a special way, with unique gifts and abilities unlike any other: a soul and conscience, knowledge, and free will. In short, Muslims do not believe that human beings randomly evolved from apes. The life of human beings began with the creation of two people, a male and a female named Adam and Hawwa (Eve). The Qur'an describes how Allah created Adam: "We created man from sounding clay, from mud moulded into shape..." (15:26). And, "He began the creation of man from clay, and made his progeny from a quintessence of fluid" (32:7-8). Thus, human beings have a fundamental attachment to the earth. While the creation of Eve is not described in detail, the Qur'an does make it clear that a "mate" was created with Adam, from the same nature and soul. "It is He Who created you from a single person, and made his mate of like nature, in order that he might dwell with her in love" (7:189). She is not mentioned by name in the Qur'an, but in Islamic tradition she is known as "Hawwa" (Eve). From these two individuals, generations of human beings have inhabited the earth. "Oh humankind! We created you from a single pair of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, so that you may know each other (not that ye may despise each other). Verily the most honored

[@joeiken3357]

If god was real you wouldn't have to bend the history this much. History and evidence would speak clearly and loudly for itself and we would have no doubt in the existence of god.

[@manofgod7622]

AllSeeingEye ofGod “God wrote the DNA code” do I have to explain that its not a actual code?...

[@manofgod7622]

AllSeeingEye ofGod of course random mutation didnt create DNA. DNA is created from amino acids, molecules, the genetic code (A+T, G+C, T+A etc) from which we managed to create (A) adenine in Miller-Urey experiment. We didn’t do a shit, we just leftover some molecules like amoniak, water etc and somehow after around 2 weeks it formed (If I remember right) *twenty* amino acids needed for life and adenine - by just leftingover some molecules from young Earth.

[@manofgod7622]

AllSeeingEye ofGod “random chance” ...oh boy here we go again and again. Even when the chance is 1:9999999999999999999999999999, it will happen because the chance exists. For example, if I blindly throw a ball somewhete on surface, the “chance” of the ball landing on concrete spot is mathematically 1:infinity, because every centimeter of the field can be divide into something smaller like milimeters, and you can divide milimeters into micrometers, and so on - there’s INFINETE number of options where the ball could land on. Then physics step in, and it depends on the given cinditions where’s the ball going to land - it depends where did I throw the ball; on the power; on the aerodynamics of the ball; on the gravity; etc, and all these factors determine where the ball lands - yes, on the infinetly small surface, which using your logic, the ball shouldn’t land anywhere because the “chance” is too small.

[@manofgod7622]

AllSeeingEye ofGod the complexity of living cells doesnt prove anything. Living cells are complex because they came through natural selection, so the non-complex ones were eaten by better (more complex) living cells.

[@manofgod7622]

AllSeeingEye ofGod You said something about holes in evolution. Im not going to watch/read these links because it would be basically impractical when Im at my phone, so I just guess which holes in evolution you mean, and I explain why theyre wrong. “How did animals evolve wings? An animal with half wings would die.” - there is many examples of half birds half walking animals, like flying sqquirel, which are still alive. “Another evolution holes are irreplaceable organs like heart, lungs, eyes etc.” - animals evolved these organs at very beginning (first cells). For example eyes could have evolved from so called “eyespot” which is made up of patches of photoreceptor proteins that were sensitive to light. This is the most basic eye it can be. It can only catch light and darkness, but its still impresive. “Scientists say our ancestors are fishes that evolved into amohibians. But fishes would need to evolve lungs which they wouldnt need in water” - Fishes needed to adapt breathing oxygen gas when there wasnt enough oxygen in the water. That would explain why fishes at my aquarium start breathing outside the water when theyre about to die - because their body is lacking more oxygen through their life time, untill the oxygen at the water isnt enough for them, so they get oxygen from the air. But its just my hypothesy.

[@RideMyLighting]

“If Answers in Genesis is correct, which has never happened before...” I don’t know why but that sound very funny LMAO.

[@jehovahtruekingdom823]

A addition information see link kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaezlWqEmqhjeJo

[@reeseexplains8935]

Creationists hate science because every field of science contradicts there fables.

[@francesottewill2538]

Young Earth creationist there are creationist that believe in an old Earth.

[@theholybiblecontents6669]

Noah flood was it global kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH7NkIWEgrBkg7c Noah ark kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmO0daVsZZqgsJo Water takes a spherical shape in the form of a bubble in zero gravity. See link:Copy link in browser: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYnWp6xoqad9orc 2

[@reeseexplains8935]

@@theholybiblecontents6669 that’s wrong there is no evidence for a global flood but all evidence against it.

[@theholybiblecontents6669]

@@reeseexplains8935 Did you search for evidence or you depend on other for evidence

[@ivannenadovic9465]

@@theholybiblecontents6669 obviously you depend on other for evidence considering you just linked a few videos to make your claims.

[@rzadan]

I am ashamed to live in a society in which there are people who think that Noah's flood really happened.

[@mingyangyu770]

Same

[@SkyC4pten]

Well, it’s widely accepted that biblical storys actually originate from older legends and myths (ancient memories of mankind), and the story of Noah’s ark is simply a story of a flood that happend long ago, and through out the thousands of year the story changed, people added stuff to it. 11600 years ago when the ice age ended, it did so in a catastrophic manner, the climate of the earth changed( for what reason is unknown) and the average temperature became much warmer. So when you had ice-caps in North America and in North Europe, and this ice starts to melt rapidly, it raised global sea levels 80-100 meters. A lot of land was submerged by this. Now, where are the most habitable places on earth, where are the biggest city’s today? Most of them are by water, on coastslines, on the mouths of rivers and so forth. When sea levels rise all of that will be submerged, swept under the sea by floods. What will the survivors tell of such event? Great storys of floods maybe. And what happens to that story over 11000 years? It gets edited by every pereon who tells the story. Its like the telephone game, you know the one where people arenin a line, one person tells something to the next and so on and by the end of the line the story or whatever is completely different. Think of that line extended over 11000 years. What will happen to that story, how much of it stays true?

[@mingyangyu770]

@@SkyC4pten wonderful explanation

[@ianplunkett8013]

So you would rather have it that we came from a fish or an ape?

[@KoiladaScrewYTHandles]

@@ianplunkett8013 Yep, because we have the genealogical evidence to prove it. Makes more sense than just poofing fully-formed into existence, at least, since we can realistically trace our ancestry back. But I know you're going to double down because accepting things outside of your comfort zone is hard, so I'm not going to bother starting and entire debate - there's more than enough real evidence in these videos that you've ignored. Believing in God doesn't mean you have to reject reality, it would just mean, on that belief track, that God set evolution in motion.

[@vipermagi5499]

I was raised to be Christian, everyone I knew was Christian, I even required my dates to be Christian before agreeing to go out with them. I wish I knew how to get in contact with my 8th-grade teachers because they tried to explain to me what the evidence available said about the world, and I actively argued back in class that that evidence didn't fit with what I understood the biblical history said, and I really want to say I'm sorry.

[@phileas007]

No need, wasn't your fault and now you're cured :)

[@eemanuele9616]

+viper magi You mean evidence for the myths you believe in? there is non, sweetie. They lied to you. And it seems that you actually neglected school, cause in school you can find out how to calculate the probabilities of your myths, which are basically ZERO.

[@糸攴鬼㐯衣豸麻]

You were always brainwashed. So no progress!

[@kenwilson9317]

SO..DID YOUR AUNT SAY YES......to easy folks...lol.

[@乙-f1s]

Jim Thinnsen so instead of discovering that animal tissue which we already knew could be preserved for many thousands of years, can be preserved even better in just the right circumstances, almost all of science is wrong about the age of the earth? uh, no. Oh, and for anything about your 'god' to be relevant he'd have to exist. Still waiting for any evidence of a 'god'. And then to show it's your 'god.' and then that you got the interpretation right. You are stuck on step one. Waiting on you.

[@thatperson0013]

I love how he thinks a moment and says; "Can you still call them leaders when they drag you backwards?" great video. love this series!

[@yamabushiwarrior996]

thatperson 001 I don't subscribe to his line of reason (Because there are more things, time-wise, that's involved). But that Was a clever friggin line.

[@Misstorys]

Leading into bullshit misery etc. ?

[@derpderpington1863]

That line made me laugh, especially because of how dry he was

[@DickRileyTheConquistador]

Hes a drunk. He lost his train on thought.

[@sundiver137]

Your train of thought left the station without you.

[@oscarveliz3538]

This series by Aron is what started my path total deconversion in my early twenties. I'm so appreciative of this effort by someone who I now deeply admire and hope to meet someday. Stay strong my fellow atheists 🙏

[@janrdoh]

No one destroys myths quite like AronRa.

[@bradynutzman4488]

Except 600 civilizations throughout the world have flood stories about a man and a wooden boat with animals.

[@janrdoh]

@@bradynutzman4488 Do they? Name them but exclude those that were tainted by christian missionaries because that just muddies the waters.

[@proculusjulius7035]

@@bradynutzman4488 my African ancestors have a flood story too but it involves a guord of beer being tipped over and everyone and everyone drowns in blissful drunkenness. I think this is way more awesome than the one that barbaric missionaries came to force us to believe at gunpoint and through fear of enslavement and rape.

[@FuneFox]

​@@janrdoh2 years later and he still didn't name them.

[@prahamaus]

OMG I am subscribing immediately. How refreshing to hear logical reason and facts applied so eloquently to refute religious fundamentalist claims. Loved every moment of it! And then, as I began reading comments the entertainment continued! I used to be upset reading the hateful ravings of the blindly credulous, but now I just get a good chuckle. Thanks for the work--I'll be watching more!

[@ianplunkett8013]

Logical reasons? We came from a fish or a monkey?

[@prahamaus]

@@ianplunkett8013 - your comment demonstrates you don’t have even a basic understanding of this subject. Go back to school, and this time pay attention.

[@ianplunkett8013]

@@prahamaus You actually demonstrate your arrogance in your answer. Not good to think you are better than anyone else Michael. Try and rein yourself in a bit.

[@smashexentertainment676]

@@ianplunkett8013 "We came from a fish or a monkey?" It's not like a fish gave birth to a monkey and a monkey gave birth to a human. And you'd still be wrong, because that's not what evolution says. So Michael's arrogance is well justified against your ignorance. Take your incredulity somewhere else.

[@ianplunkett8013]

@@smashexentertainment676 What's got into you today? Your so tense.

[@optimusprime320-h9c]

As an Anthropologist, I think the thing I hate most about Christianity is their practice of Cultural Eraser. Which this video highlights beautifully. It's no wonder that when the Mormons sent their own archaeologists out to confirm the Bible, many of they wound up deconverting from the faith.

[@Rschaltegger]

exactly! so within 2500 years, an unknow trieb of amazonien people forgot that jawe, noha and all the other stuff ever existed? Or the thousends of other human tribes all over the world just forgot about this to? greeks, germans, china, india...all just made new gods? you realy need to bang your had hard at a wall to doumb your self that far down to not understand it, and agree to that bullshit creationist stuff

[@timhallas4275]

I turned a couple Mormons in my time. It was easy too. All I had to do is read their bible. Turns pout most of them don't even know the story of their religions history. Imagine that, a Christian who never read the bible. I meet them all the time. Can you imagine a biologist who never read his biology book?

[@timhallas4275]

Tim Webb: Mormons are technically Christians. They just have their own version of Jesus. It's actually based on ideas from the bible. They believe that Jesus is the Archangel Michael, and that he came to earth more than once. Christianity has many fictional tales. Almost as many as there are believers. Believe me, all of them are good reasons to be atheist.

[@Sunsetdriver85]

Optimus Prime454 off topic but mormonism is easier to disprove than Christianity. The book of mormon contradicts the Bible itself.

[@captaink5217]

Tim Webb Doesn’t matter whether you believe in Mickey Mouse or Mighty Mouse, I love religious people that come on here and argue that they aren’t Christians or completely different, as far as I’m concerned it’s like arguing what comic book superhero is better even though they’re all made up stories including Christianity, todays religions are nothing more than tomorrow’s myths.

[@number9092]

I watched 16 minutes of this video without taking a drag off a cigarette.

[@roger8772]

I took 3 vape tokey tokes already.. Do I have a problem? eek

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

Vapes are weaker here in the UK, and mine is one of the most pathetic of all. I've been on it almost constantly throughout, and I've enjoyed every minute of it.

[@poweroftruth9258]

The Bible says in John 3:16-36 that whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ shall not perish but have everlasting life, the Bible also says in Romans 10:9 that those who declare with their mouth that Jesus Christ is their God, Lord, and Savior they shall be saved. Revelation 1:8 says that Jesus is the alpha and the omega. Luke and revelation is the ending times, and Jesus is returning back. So are you going to submit your life to him or no? Narrow is the path that leads to the gates of heaven, but only few people find it. The gates that is the path to destruction is where many people find it! Jesus loves you SO MUCH! That he died on the cross, and was resurrected from the dead 3 days later to give us eternal life……!!!

[@wadeinn463]

@@poweroftruth9258 …. Grow up

[@canIbeyourforrestgump]

@@poweroftruth9258do you feel better now?

[@rboidavenboi6335]

Aron breaking down how they counted back then and the relevance of 666 is amazing. That blew my mind

[@Arrakiz666]

This is probably the most damning part in the whole series. Because here's the thing: genealogy, paleontology, biology, cosmology etc, those are sciences with extensive methodologies creationists simply do not understand, so they can easily dismiss them. This however, this deals in *history*. Something creationists claim to really care about and what they base seemingly everything on. And history is something an idiot can understand, because you don't need to understand an extensive methodology to understand what happened when. And so when history clashes with history, that should give them pause...

[@Rschaltegger]

yes you are correct, but. its again based on science. you have to accept that pot ahard A, lets say 1k years befor the flood, is actually that old. If creationist dismiss amonids as touchable proof, you think a shard of pot will convince them? comon those people think a flood was so massive it covered mount everest! you cant convince them in anything other then the bible, and even then, if you present them with logical proplems, like a small one as from where women came to give birth to cains son, they make things up, but its things that proof the bible.

[@Arrakiz666]

I mean sure, but this is supposed be the same realm of science they actually operate in. They *believe* in history and that's the only thing they believe in. I just feel like if there was an argument that could actually get to THE most thick-headed creationists and I mean honest stupid people, not scam artists like Ken Ham, THIS is it. This is it because to dismiss this argument and it's method would mean dismissing their own method. To throw away history, is to throw away the flood and I'm sure they understand this.

[@jilliansmith7123]

Reto: and the waters came from springs in the earth (which we all know is full of water, ready to spring out) and it receded into the depths of the earth (to be filled with water again, once more ready to spring out). My bible teacher taught us that before the flood, there was no rain on earth, and therefore no rainbows (what about waterfalls that make rainbows in their mist) -- so that the rainbow was a brand-new thing after the flood. Sheesh! The idiocy goes on and on.

[@Rschaltegger]

for a second there i thought you ment that crap, for real

[@williamallman299]

Creationists don't care about history, they care about what they _think_ is history, i.e. the Bible.

[@nicholas8479]

I never knew there were so many ancient buildings! Man, that's gonna make my bucket list extremely long.

[@The_Chef2511]

Skara Brae is my personal favorite. Not sure why though...

[@Xxx-y9d]

🙏🏿 🙏🏿 🙏🏿

[@cnocspeireag]

@@The_Chef2511 The Tomb of the Eagles had an unexploited charm about it, including having to pull yourself by rope through a low stone tunnel entrance lying down on a crude wheeled sled. Unfortunately it's been closed since Covid and it sounds as though it might well be more commercialised once it re-opens. I think I saw it at it's best.

[@drumstick-marblebag]

My logic improves after listening to Aron Ra.

[@anrose8335]

I love this man! Right before I am ready to "kick the bucket" comes this wonderful man with a mind, to me, like Einstein, and I do not have to pay for all this knowledge. I'm soaking him up like a sponge and loving every bit of it! I can't get enough of AronRa.

[@ianplunkett8013]

I can.

[@whoneverknow9588]

Einstein?? Psychosis: a warped view of Reality

[@lisaspikes4291]

What really happened: There was a farmer back then who had lots of different animals. And he also built himself a big boat just because he wanted to. It wasn’t Ark sized, but it was big. When the localized flooding started, he thought “If I put all my animals on my boat, they won’t float away! And my family can come aboard too!” So that’s what he did. And over the years, around the campfire, the boat got bigger, and the number of animals got bigger, and the flood got bigger, until we have the preposterous story we have today.

[@louistournas120]

That's a possibility. It is even possible someone put some food on the boat and his family. No animals. Animals consume food and get nervous on a boat. I highly doubt that we are talking about a single flood. Probably multiple floods have happened and people learned their lesson and prepared themselves.

[@55Quirll]

@@louistournas120 Your early version of today's Preppers who were not hounded by the Government for preparing for an emergency.

[@louistournas120]

@@55Quirll: What's a prepper? Someone who prepares for a disaster?

[@55Quirll]

@@louistournas120 Yes, you are correct, that is what a prepper is and does. You might say that Noah was the original prepper. Joseph in Egypt was the 2nd - in the Bible - not sure who the real original prepper was.

[@pinball1970]

@@louistournas120 probably one of the big rivers breaking it's banks. The Nile used to flood and the scientists of the time tried to work this cycle out. Aaron mentioned glacial melts, they would have been catastrophic, probably 8-10 thousand yrs ago.

[@richardcletus6026]

I desperately hope this channel gets more subs.

[@Aaron-od9ul]

It's gone from 148k to 150k in just a few days, actually. I wonder what happened. xD

[@richardcletus6026]

Aaron Storm, well I think this channel should be a god tier. well higher than man tier at least. jokes aside, the information he gives deserves a wider audience than he already has.

[@thakraken6995]

So many Christians in these comments but yet not even a single one can address the points made in the video. I like to call that an L

[@jesuschristsavesfromhell4401]

Nothing but dead ends. So what's the point? LOL

[@thakraken6995]

@@jesuschristsavesfromhell4401 I made my point, none of the creationists here can debunk the information in these series of videos

[@lightningfirst689]

The ancients had no idea they were disproving young-Earth creationism in advance just by living their lives and going about their business as normal.

[@AronRa]

I should have clarified about the math. I don't know how many people AiG thought there were in the whole world by 2188 BCE, but they said there were only 10 people in Egypt at that time, Noah's grandson and his inbred brood. AiG said every generation of these incestuous kids would have an average of eight kids of their own who survived to have another eight kids, and that this would Egypt's population to 30,000 in just 150 years. So I divided every generation by two and multiplied that number by eight to get the next generation. But if Mizraim is just one of Noah's grandsons, and each of his sons did the same, then the global population would still be over 8 billion by Hammurabi's time--whether because the rest of the world had a head start or because they would have grown twice as fast as what AiG said for Egypt alone.

[@jujuplayboy]

Next episode : How Global Demographic Evolution Disproves Noah's Flood. XD

[@42ndLife]

Next episode: How the Bible disproves Noah's Flod. Seriously, God kills everybody except one family and then a handful of generations later there are dozens of separate civilizations all with their own distinct cultures, religions and histories. And all of who are fighting against the decedents of Noah over land and resources. How the hell did all these other cultures pop up over night?

[@drownsinkoolaid4203]

42ndLife "magical guiding hands of fiery, furious love" :D

[@Arrakiz666]

Absolutely brilliant Ra! This one is my favorite in the series. To throw the only weapon creationists want to brandish, history, right back at them and show them the glaring fallacy in the proposed growth-rates is just... Brilliant! A true intellectual K.O.

[@Arrakiz666]

42ndLife I seriously hope that actually would be the final in the series because that would just be THE BEST nail in the coffin!

[@StormsparkPegasus]

The flood was probably a flood in a river valley in ancient times, passed down orally and exaggerated over generations. After all, to primitive humans back then, their little river valley would've been "the whole world" as far as they were concerned. Probably no worse than the floods we see on a regular basis today. But noone back then had any concept of how big the planet was.

[@gibbogle]

Exactly. They were not stupid, but they were unavoidably ignorant.

[@papaben5427]

Religion's arch enemy is knowledge.

[@adeajja2252]

Papaben hahaha nope but arrogance

[@andrewharper1609]

Rapidly followed by internal schism.

[@aturchomicz821]

@Timothy Lei and Poland

[@scraberdash4286]

atur chomicz I have no idea what my original comment was because my old account has been banned, my channel still exists but all my comments don’t and I can’t log into my account so.....fun Anyways What’s wrong with Poland?

[@karlrschneider]

And vice versa.

[@rickmcdonald1557]

I had to come back for the third time to watch this again because Aron gives us so much information at one time my feeble brain can't retain all of it at one time although I take notes of the most important things he mentions in my estimation. His command of The English Language is phenomenal~! If we could only Clone Him so there would be enough of him to go around for everyone who is still in The Dark about Ancient History. 🤩🤩

[@Rayrard]

Do "How marine biology disproves Noah's flood" about the effect of a global ocean on freshwater and marine organisms and how biogeography of these organisms is not predicted by a flood

[@Lizard-813]

Rayrard I'm pretty sure he already did. It was the first video of his I ever watched.

[@Lizard-813]

I just checked. Sort of. His "How paleontology disproves the flood" is pretty similar to that.

[@jehovahtruekingdom823]

A addition information see link kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaezlWqEmqhjeJo

[@slappy8941]

"If Answers in Genesis is correct, which has never happened before..." Killshot!

[@petersmith4125]

So we’re in the 21st century and we sill have to disprove Noah’s ark...

[@pizzedahff3127]

Sad, ain't it?

[@al-bot1094]

I clicked on one video, and then I got multiple videos of this guy destroying this one subject, in multiple scientific categories. He don't f**k around. May the science be with you. 🖖

[@karlrschneider]

Can we get up a petition to make Aron our Secretary of Education?

[@nosfrattirek5690]

@Carl Lennen That's some pretty heavy projection right there. "You're no better than us ignorant deluded fanatics!" yes we are, and unlike you we don't blindly follow anyone or anything. We accept what some people like Aron say because we can show that it's true, and guess what? If you can show that it's wrong, we'll change our minds and thank you for correcting us. But I think we both know that's not going to happen.

[@terriblehibibi4333]

@@nosfrattirek5690 You are assuming that he is religious

[@nosfrattirek5690]

@@terriblehibibi4333 I am, and given what he said it's not an unfair assumption. But even if he's not, he's still talking shit.

[@robertnett9793]

@Carl Lennen At which point did Aron Ra lie? I am honestly curious.

[@INFINITEMODIFICATIONS]

@Carl Lennen I noticed you got shut the FUCK down with no rebuttals just simple projection.

[@YetiUprising]

And now we have Göbekli Tepe dating 9500-8000 BC

[@malms4026]

And Catal Huyuk in Turkey dating back to 7500 BC

[@WilbertLek]

And beer. And trees. Pyramids....

[@Paulogia]

While not appropriate, I'll just leave my first thought... "God bless you, AronRa." This one will be a great resource with my fundie family. That said, they will dismiss much of the language evidence as "Tower of Babel" artifacts.

[@rickitysplitz7035]

Why do people say "God bless you" in the first place, it doesn't even do anything just to clarify.

[@sarge9207]

"God bless you" and "Bless your heart" are sanctimonious ways of saying "fuck you".

[@jaxativejax662]

Except that according to the "biblical timeline" the story of the Tower of Babel happened around 400 years after the flood.

[@sagerider2]

Well, since they tested the power of prayer on healing people, they found that people that new they were being prayed for did worse than people that didn't know. So, Saying "I'll pray for you is a death threat." "So charge 'em, Dano."

[@drakemcfee9138]

RickitySplitz mmmm that's very contextual

[@inkblack6256]

Could also be titled: How common sense disproves Noah’s flood.

[@SkyC4pten]

Ink Black Well, it’s widely accepted that biblical storys actually originate from older legends and myths (ancient memories of mankind), and the story of Noah’s ark is simply a story of a flood that happend long ago, and through out the thousands of year the story changed, people added stuff to it. 11600 years ago when the ice age ended, it did so in a catastrophic manner, the climate of the earth changed( for what reason is unknown) and the average temperature became much warmer. So when you had ice-caps in North America and in North Europe, and this ice starts to melt rapidly, it raised global sea levels 80-100 meters. A lot of land was submerged by this. Now, where are the most habitable places on earth, where are the biggest city’s today? Most of them are by water, on coastslines, on the mouths of rivers and so forth. When sea levels rise all of that will be submerged, swept under the sea by floods. What will the survivors tell of such event? Great storys of floods maybe. And what happens to that story over 11000 years? It gets edited by every pereon who tells the story. Its like the telephone game, you know the one where people arenin a line, one person tells something to the next and so on and by the end of the line the story or whatever is completely different. Think of that line extended over 11000 years. What will happen to that story, how much of it stays true?

[@sheezamann2724]

@@SkyC4pten so---people added to the story of noahs ark??????.....so this means...they could have ADDED to the buybull itself?

[@SkyC4pten]

Sheeza Mann kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqiUiqipZb2sjsU Watch from 30:10 Try to watch, its interesting

[@sheezamann2724]

@@SkyC4pten my point being.....if they added to this story....then they most likely added to others....making the whole buybull....null and void?

[@SkyC4pten]

Sheeza Mann did you watch the video?

[@popeyedish]

Only 40 people alive at that time...maybe they worked overtime?

[@malms4026]

Hahaha

[@dogwalker666]

Or ate a lot of spinach?

[@mouthofspaghetti7817]

BileBull science says if you look at a striped stick while having sex you'll have a striped baby; maybe if you look at two mirrors facing each other ( infinity mirror) you'll have thousands of babies... Bible Science!

[@GR-wi2nh]

Thanks Aron for all you do.

[@skepticpsychologist5458]

We should really start approaching universities to get Aron Ra an honorary doctorate for services to science, society, philosophy, theology, and of course atheism. Aron's just about the hardest working guy out there at the moment, he's relentless in his pursuit of the truth, and he would make an excellent addition to the doctoral rolecall of any academic institution. Any lecturers or heads of department watching, could you do us a favour and have a chat with your deans and put Aron's name in the pot?

[@petesampson4273]

He would be a great benefit for any university but I'm kinda hoping that he manages to win a seat in the Texas Senate! Can you imagine the looks on the faces of the Psychochristians when Aron calmly destroys all their illusions in a forum where they can't shut him up and his remarks become part of the public record?

[@skepticpsychologist5458]

Sagrotan, I like them and think its good that academia recognises the contributions of people to their field. Especially when its the communication of academic subjects and the promotion of scientific thinking. I do find some honorary doctorates are just given out in order to attract whatever celebrities are popular that year to give keynote speeches at graduation ceremonies. But Aron's been doing this for 25 years.

[@louistournas120]

@Sagrotan : "just look at the number of honorary doctors that use their false titles to push for creationism and other religiously motivated nonsense . those ppl claim to be legitimate doctors and scientists and drag the title trough the mud . a significant number of those titles are not given out based on merit but purely based on nepotism and ulterior motives" ==Which creationist has received a PHD? I am talking about a PHD in biology, physics, chemistry. Which one obtained it based on nepotism. I'm sure that there are a few creationist PHD with a physics degree but hw many of them stand with Ken Ham, Kent Hovind and these other creationism front-men.

[@pabstep2611]

Like a wreckingball of knowledge. Thank you.

[@wildmanjosh95]

I used to be a real hardcore christian believer but i can't argue with science and I'm glad i found this channel. I am now subscribed. :)

[@benjaminnowack8433]

@@JulioPerez.234 Really? OK two questions and you can only answer them using biblical quotation. What is the firmament made of? Where does the sun go at night?

[@pR1mal.]

Check out the Utah Outcasts too, Joshua

[@kittykatzvtuber69]

@@JulioPerez.234 the bible doesn't even say you NEED to speak tongues(since it's just one of the many "gifts")to even be a believer but whatever I don't care anymore, I already studied n researched n the bible even contradicts itself. No reliable proof of evil bible god even being real so meh- no thanks I made up my mind

[@kittykatzvtuber69]

@@JulioPerez.234 look man I was a die-hard christian most of my life but now I'm agnostic so deal with it,you can try scaring me with "your going to hell" or(what actually meant "the grave" but you Christians mistranslate and misinterpret many of what the bible actually said,as a matter of fact Yahweh was actually one of the many gods israelites worshipped,he was a war god n did and condoned many fucked up things in the bible yet Christians still call him "loving" and of course y'all use that excuse "read it with context" when even in context it's still as bad. Believe in what u want(don't be toxic bout it either)and aknowledge not everyone believes or wants to worship your god(but that's ok)and don't try shoving your religion down people's throats or thinking their "lost or evil" for believing something else.i could say so much more like how u guys still haven't proven he exists,I expect he would want everyone "saved"and just show himself to everyone n not only have "chosen" people,man I guess god has favorites whereas he only talks to or shows him self to supposedly,guess it was his plan condemning many souls to hell.if he's really all knowing he knew the outcome of everything and what would happen if he put the tree of knowledge in the garden of eden yet he blames and punishes his own creation.or give us evidence of his existence that is actually reliable and undeniable since supposedly nothing's impossible for him.I don't believe in what a bronze age book of myths(the bible) actually says anymore,at this point if the god of the bible even is real idc no way I'll ever worship or pray to a monster ever again,n ngl christianity honestly gave me so much anxiety and depression,n don't say I didn't have enough faith or tried or prayed or read the Bible enough when I devoted majority of my time to it when not one of my many questions where ever answered.

[@SeanDDaily]

Props for the Maiden reference, Aron.

[@tofu_golem]

I have a hard time understanding how anyone who graduated elementary school could think this flood story was real.

[@kuba_ota5154]

Paul T Sjordal you're not alone

[@chadgautier2864]

You know Ken hamm knows the truth. But it's so much better for his wallet if he plays dumb lmao

[@cartmanrlsusall]

Chad Gautier not just his pocket he wields a lot of influence, devoted unquestionable obedience is as addictive as heroine

[@chadgautier2864]

cartmanrlsusall 100% correct. that is why I bring it up. my daughter is 14. I never tell her what she is to believe. but I don't want her getting her lead from that guy. it really is crazy. I think a lot of it and this is crazy. I was always worried her would get back at me (god) but if he ever was real to think that. that shows to who believe that if he would do that he is evil. I see no reason to believe. of course everyone says what happened in your life. I tell them yes. I got sober and started thinking clearly and I became an atheist. I came late to the game. but I showed up am are ready to play. I hope you have a great day!

[@bluesky6985]

Paul T Sjordal Why wouldn't it be real? It is written so it happened. The simple thing you don't understand is Noah's flood wasn't worldwide and the Bible doesn't say it was. Chew on that for awhile.

[@doranziegler2303]

Even as a child when learning the catechism in preparation for First Communion, I instinctively knew that I was being handed a line of bullshit. To me, they were telling me about things that only happen in movies. The told us of a "god" that knew and saw all, yet this god walked the earth speaking to people exhorting its followers to destroy it enemies. The old testament god was strangely similar to the god in the movie "Zardoz." In the movie, Zardoz was created by a superior man as a joke upon the ignorant. Instead of Zardoz being good, he was created as a god of death. Sean Connery played the role of one of the barbarian killers. His notable line was when he said that he was at one with Zardoz, his god, when he was murdering. someone. Zardoz even supplied his followers with guns to fulfill their compact with god. Sounds like some fascist right wing drivel we hear today. The point -- religion can convince people to believe in the most prepostrous by throwing out all logical though

[@Nerd_Detective]

One would expect that Noah would be the patriarch and king of a civilization right at the base of where his ark landed, and that civilization would naturally spread out from that location over successive generations. I'd expect us to find artifacts, relics, ruins, etc. fanning out as his subjects (progeny) spread through that post-apocalyptic world. Those migrants should be followed (or more likely preceded) by a noticeable animal migration with a very distinct pattern. We should see literally all life on this planet fanning out from a single spot. Yet somehow, we don't see that. Weird. Must have been, uh... Satan? Or something?

[@soriacx]

The usual: Gawddidit! He had to interverne a hell of a lot in this flood myth, so a few more miracles like teleporting the inbred folk around the earth would be just another annoyance like bringing back the roos to Australia or the penguins to antarctica...

[@TazHall]

There is. Just... Y'know... Open your eyes and look? Check our Ryan Wyatt's documentary. Interesting stuff.

[@Xxx-y9d]

Yep & imagine there is no grave for Noah our postulated paternal ancestor who lived for 950 years! Yet Tutankhamun has a tomb, body and grave goods after dying at 19!!??

[@reeseexplains8935]

The fact that puts the final nail in the coffin to this fable is the fact that the Wyoming was the largest wooden boat ever built and it sunk in heavy seas due to its extreme length and the Wyoming tended to flex in heavy seas.

[@zachw2906]

I love the idea that a whole society of people could somehow overlook the fact that they were engulfed in a tremendous flood and drowned to death. Cracks me up 😂 Must have been a bit of a shock to Noah's descendants, coming upon whole lands full of the walking, talking dead - you'd think somebody would have written that down, like "dear diary: OMG! OMG! OMG! Zombies!!!!! Zombies everywhere! God has forsaken us! OMG!"

[@mdb1239]

We probably all have "dead people" as part of our beings. Billions of humans have died - they decay and they become nutrients for plants. Plants are eaten by people and animals -- so we all have parts of 'dead people' as part of our bodies. Egyptian, Inca, frozen Siberian mummies are the exception, but most others have decayed only to be recycled into new humans.

[@zachw2906]

@@mdb1239 true enough, but not really apropos, I'm afraid 😞 You seem to have missed the joke there.

[@mdb1239]

@@zachw2906 My attempt a "humor" to your joke. 'Solent Green is people.'

[@jamesweston4089]

EXCELLENT VIDEO. one of your best for sure

[@mariebcfhs9491]

Thank non-existing God that my parents told me this story as a bed time story and didn't force me to believe it.

[@waterblonk]

How Psychology disproves the flood How Datascience disproves the flood How Music disproves the flood 🎵 How alchemy disproves the flood 🧪 How oranges disprove the flood 🍊 How creationism disproves the flood 👁👄👁

[@DisticTV]

the whole things these people are arguing about can be disproven easily, Noah’s flood was not a world wide flood but a localized flood and in that sense they would only have know about their area meaning that they thought the whole earth was flooded, and there was a flood in that era or else why do so many religions talk about it at the same time. Hope that helps you understand that Noah’s ark isn’t all literal even though atheists will say it is not knowing the truth

[@waterblonk]

@@DisticTV If you pay attention to the first two minutes of the video, Aron specifically addresses young earth creationist organizations who will swear by a literal 6 day creation and a worldwide flood. This whole series is done to debunk the theology of religious fundamentalists, not necessarily of the Bible itself.

[@DisticTV]

@@waterblonk well yeah the thing is, U don’t believe in a young earth, it says I’m the bible that a thousand or millions earth years is only a day in heaven, so using that logic it can totally make sense that Hod created the universe in millions or billions of years

[@waterblonk]

@@DisticTV What does that have to do with anything? The whole point of this flood series is to debunk the still widely believed worldwide flood that religious fundamentalists so vehemently believe in.

[@DisticTV]

@@waterblonk well there were many floods during the ancient era that science can’t prove yet, but the Noah’s ark narrative was most likely a localized flood because that’s where most humans lived during that era

[@darraghokeeffe7877]

"Can you still call them leaders if they are dragging you backwards." Nailed it.

[@Strutingeagle]

There are trees still alive from before the flood.

[@TheEnjiNeko]

More information needed

[@jeffreyanderson6740]

God protected them.

[@ericsbuds]

hahaha got a Prager U advert before this video xD

[@乙-f1s]

adblocker plus.

[@bobjach7806]

The only thing more devastating than Aron's knowledge? *That* *Tie*

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

That tie is the best tie, Trump would approve of it, if it was red that is!

[@drownsinkoolaid4203]

Bob Jach I keep waiting for him to wear a green tie on some episode, would be very visually interesting lol

[@jilliansmith7123]

Trump was wearing a blue tie today. I think he'd approve. I hope AronRa is OK with that.

[@emmanuele3008]

To believe in the non-existent supernatural nature is anything but knowledge, poor brainwashed idiot.

[@EpicWarrior131]

emmanuel e Good one. I needed that laugh

[@42ndLife]

How did 40 people build a pyramid using only the tools and resources of ancient Egypt? Well they had help from the Aliens, obviously! Spaceships came two by two, building pyramids, it's what they do. JK ;)

[@osonhouston]

It's sad you have to add JK to let people know you're not crazy.

[@databanks]

Sadly, yeah there are nutters out there who believe that too

[@Arrakiz666]

You're joking, but some people actually suggested this. Religious credulity goes hand in hand with conspiracy theories. Just look the the flat earth "society".

[@ABaumstumpf]

And then Yahweh drove the Goa'uld away.

[@IlGreven]

It's funny that everyone suggests aliens built the pyramids, but no one suggests that aliens helped build the ark when the alternative is one primitive man with primitive tools built a boat big enough to take two of each animal and enough provisions for a year for everything (a feat that Ken Ham can't replicate without modern tools).

[@DoctorZisIN]

So if AIG is right, sliced bread is older than the universe.

[@Roj0307]

Do flood apologists acknowledge that people lived in china before the flood? If so were these inhabitants chinese or white or other? Did they speak chinese? Then after the flood chinese people all died (there was not even one worthy amongst them!) China later became populated by noah;s grandkids through lots of incest. Somehow, these grandkids started to look chinese, speak chinese, and act chinese and repopulate the country as if chinese people had never vanished. Sigh i think i'll stick to Jack and the Beanstalk - bit more logic.

[@jean-louispech4921]

well creationists are no rational.

[@zeraphking1407]

Only if you think the world is 4000 years old.

[@jordancox8294]

@Tim Webb LOL

[@jordancox8294]

@Tim Webb talk about delusion. There is NO evidence at all for a worldwide flood. If there were evidence for it, geologists, paleontologists etc would acknowledge that. Science isn't some conspiracy.

[@ianb9028]

It is not what the Noachian flood explains but what it doesn’t that creates the problem. A couple of problems with it How salty was the rain that caused the flood? We know today that ground water in sedimentary rocks can have fresh water lenses above and below salt water and vice versa. If the sediments were laid down in a single flood the water chemistry would be relatively uniform. It isn’t. Today there are mixed diverse forests angiosperms and gymnosperms (flowering plants and conifers). Yet in coal seams there is no evidence of flowering plants only conifers. There is no pollen, leaf bark or woody stems. No grasses or evidence of grass either. How do explain this? Particularly given that hardwoods (flowering plants) can last for decades after the conifers have rotted. How do you explain this?

[@renevelation6586]

This series is freaking awesome. Thanks Aron. I often provide it to YECs on Twitter. Sadly no one was brought to reason yet. Not that I'm surprised...

[@renevelation6586]

true that's what AiG openly states but I hoped to at least find someone who might follow them now, who mighis open to the possibility of being wrong. No luck yet unfortunately.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

It takes time. Chances are, they didn't even watch it but in any event, keep in mind that no one is ever going to deconvert in front of you as a direct result of something you say. At least almost never. But that doesn't mean that you're not doing any good. It takes time.

[@renevelation6586]

I know it takes time (I've been at it with YECs for about a year now) but I just hope they at least consider the source. Not even intellectually honest enough to do that. I'm not the kinda guy who gives up though ; )

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

Yep. I know what you mean man. I always try to get an agreement beforehand that they'll consider the evidence and that they'll answer questions. You wouldn't believe how many creationists don't even read what you write. I've had people copy and paste stuff off the internet that I could find with a Google search and just generally ignore you. That's the difference between them and us. Well, speaking for myself, if I'm really wrong, I'd want to know about it. They evidently don't.

[@renevelation6586]

If I were wrong I'd want to know about it as well and if someone shows me that I'm wrong I thank him for correcting me. Typically I try to pin them down on the Ken Ham question right away. What's the point in arguing when they reject fallibalism?

[@peterleadley]

Thanks for this. Clear, concise and well pesented.

[@Britishhick]

The deadpan snark is a hilarious addition to otherwise very interesting information.

[@harveywabbit9541]

Why was Noah (Saturn) angry at Ham (Jupiter)????? The Sabbath/Shabbat begins at sundown (make it 1800 hours) on Friday aka VENUS DAY. Sabbath/Shabbat is two words of Sab/Shab (SATURN) and Bath/Bat (DAUGHTER). BathSheba = Bath (daughter) and Sheba (seven). Bathsheba is the beautiful VENUS. Venus, Saturn's daughter, was born of the foam of his severed testicles, which his son Jupiter cut off and threw into the sea. This story is told of Aphrodite Urania, who represents chaste love in Plato, Symposium 180D-181. Medieval mythographers, including Isidore (Etym VIII.xi.77), say that Venus's father is the mutilated god Saturn, instead of Uranus. One version of the myth says that as Venus emerged from the sea, she landed at Paphos in Cyprus; another version says that she first landed at Cythera off the Laconian coast. Both islands claimed her as their goddess. She is also called Venus Anadyomene (Venus rising from the sea). Both Venus, Jove's daughter, and Venus, Saturn's daughter, represent multiple connotations, including the vita voluptuosaor the voluptuous life, in Chaucer's poetry. The dove and the sparrow are her birds, Friday her day, and copper her metal.

[@red2theelectricboogaloo961]

@@harveywabbit9541 cool knock knock joke bro

[@arturovillaluz2053]

Noah was a farmer who suddenly becomes a Naval Engineer and builds an ark big enough for his family and all the animals to fit in.

[@grahvis]

A naval engineer with greater knowledge in ship building than was accumulated over next few thousand years by shipwrights and also had a magical way that perfectly preserved the timbers for the hundred years it took to build it. There was the labour in producing the vast amount of pitch from resinous wood needed to cover the Ark as well.

[@struggler8532]

and the vegetarian carnivores

[@ravenclaw_3160]

He was even better than Ziusudra/Atrahasis/Utnapishtim. That's why he got nothing, except getting drunk and naked and cursing his own children. Hah, good times.

[@Bernard-np2fq]

Don't forget the two termites❤❤❤❤

[@tommahar4601]

It's easy for young children, who look up to those around them, to become brain washed into religion. When everyone around you appears to be intelligent and believes in a god, it's easy to to fall for it yourself. That's why I appreciate intelligent information like this video.

[@emanuele4455]

+tom Mahar *That's not information, but a brainwashing session, idiot. The supernatural nature you were brainwashed to believe in...it doesn't exist. It seems you totally missed SCHOOL. And a brain*

[@bobhi2668]

emanuel e glad you edited out some of the crazy shit in your comment but you missed a paragraph

[@o2xb]

maybe your being brain washed into thinking there is no God? I mean do you honeslty think it is rational to believe this universe and all its creation came from nothing? Your consciousness came from something unconscious? Your intellect given by something without intelligence? Just because one religion might have been corrupted by man doesn't mean they all are?? Ever studied Islam???

[@m.g7408]

The Chinese calendar thing is awesome 😂 everyone died then noahs descended went back found the ancient calendar and started counting how much time had passed from when they all died and started using that 😂

[@m.g7408]

I get the unfalsifiable god concept and how people seeing things in their lives attribute that to god which may even seem intuitive at times and that personal experience convinces them about god, but to believe these stories and creation and young earth and so you have to be a special kind of ignorant on same level with flat earth or anti vax.

[@Joemamahahahaha821]

Very well said.

[@dogwalker666]

And re learned Chinese from scratch, with no transitions.

[@KGP221]

Wish I would have watched this series six years ago.

[@watcherfox9698]

2:01 "If Answers in Genesis is correct, which has never happened before..." Actually, I believe there is one thing they are correct about. According to AiG, if evolution is correct, it means the biblical creation story is wrong and so there is no original sin and thus no need for the redemption by Jesus. Thus, the whole of Christianity is weakened if not completely shattered if evolutionary theory is correct. Of course, they then go on to conclude that therefore evolution is wrong, but I think their reasoning leading up to it was sound. Somehow many Christians can accept that evolution is real without it destroying their faith, but I'm not sure how they reconcile that. I suspect compartmentalization.

[@Wolfmasterpixel]

You can believe in the process without believing in the same origin.

[@seanhammer6296]

watcherFox Look up a thing called "full preterism." Basically Jesus came for the Jews and then returned in 70ad after the destruction of the temple, the apocalypse. We are now living in what the Bible calls "the age to come" and are no longer under Biblical covenants. Don't go sayin that in church though.😉

[@manley0702]

Meh. Original sin doesn't have much to do with why Jesus came. Sin is why Jesus came whether its "original sin" or not so evolutionary theory wouldn't do much at all to hurt Christianity.

[@alexanderlittle9786]

watcherFox that is not true at all. religious people can believe in evolution, and many do. they believe that god made all animals and that we slowly became what we are now as a result of evolution. they do not discount evolution, but they say that the look at genisis in a metaphoric way. they dont think it should be seen literally, but should be studied and it is a story with a message to be used in life.

[@wilhelmu]

they say that story of evoultion is told methaphorically in genesis, the 7 day creation from simpler life forms to more advanced lifer forms is a metaphor for geological ages of earth and evolution. For example, "separating the light from darkness" can be seen as metaphor for separating matter and energy, during the big bang. the story of humanity's eating the fruit of tree of knowledge and becoming intelligent, yet no longer recognized as one of their own by other animals, and expelled from garden of eden, is a methaphor for how humans evolved to be intelligent, left the wilds, started irrigating the land, building cities and becoming unlike the wild animals they were once equal to. Like god said to adam when he expelled him "now you will have to plough the earth with your own strength" "and now you will suffer and despair" or something among these lines. After all, animals don't experience despair and depression the same way as humans do, they don't commit suicide, they don't have intelligence, only instincts and are always happy. That's their "garden of eden", bliss devoid of knowledge. Sumerian myths had a similar story about how humans became civilised and left the animal world.

[@MetalMaestro]

Heck even linguistics disproves Noah's flood

[@ScooterWeibels]

Metal Maestro: it also disproves the tower of babel.

[@pisse3000]

Metal Maestro A girl in my Linguistics 101 class walked out of a lecture because of that. She's nice enough though, but I'm not sure what she's hoping to accomplish in the field if she disputes the scientific origin of language.

[@Misstorys]

The tower of bab ylon existed it is still there unfinished in ruins ! The story obvious doesn't ad up.

[@1974jrod]

Heck, how so?

[@1974jrod]

thegoodnightyak Because they say so. Lol

[@ZenKloom]

Excellent video. I've learned so much. Thank you for all the work you're doing.

[@Strype13]

Ubartutu's flood has a much nicer ring to it. They definitely should've gone with that.

[@Katalyzt]

I did not realize that 'Job' was written before 'Genesis'... So I of course had to verify it. Nicely done AranRa ᵔᴥᵔ ★★★★★ Katalyzt

[@scrapanimation3813]

Calendar part completely shuts down any argument

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

Wait. I'm starting to think that AronRa doesn't believe Noah's flood ever happened... Just kidding. Another great one. I thoroughly enjoyed that one and "An Archeological Moment in Time" is one of my favorite videos.

[@claymoreth]

Just kidding. Tee hee hee.

[@jehovahtruekingdom823]

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[@RickaramaTrama-lc1ys]

I have watched and listened to AronRa tell us about The Flood many times before, but I never get enough of what he has to say and how he says it. He has such a command of The English Language and I so enjoy learning from him as a Non-Believer since I was a child and the statistics he shows seem quite real and scientific and to the point. I live for the day when he debates Jordon Peterson with his far-out ideas about Yahweh. It's all spelled out in Science and Ancient History but half of The World refuses to learn from The Facts AronRa gives us over and over~!! Many Thanks to Mr. AronRa~!

[@moerakibeachbumb]

It is nice to know that I am not the only one to notice the 100 and 12, or more precise 13, thing with the ages. Oh, keep up the good work.

[@samuelschick8813]

In a debate with a Christian as we speak. He claims to believe in the one and only true god, the rest are false gods. So I asked him to judge his god using the same criteria he judges the others false. His reply? All the other gods are really his god, people just worship differently. He also went on to claim that ALL holy books are taken from the Bible. Even the ones that were around long before the Bible. LOL

[@bewhiskeredjuarez6851]

Thank you for all your hard work Aron, the series is amazing, informative, and very entertaining. I appreciate it.

[@donaldcook2484]

Been following Aron for awhile and he has incredible knowledge and proof to back up what he talks about. Simply amazing intelligence and honesty.

[@jwooster89]

I have listened to this presentation countless times and just looked up the music at the end. The Freaky Yoda Jam is amazing! Props to Michael. Great work Aron!

[@stephanesmith9391]

I’m reading the comment thread, my conclusion: Every religious organisations or sect should be sued and run down to bankruptcy.

[@jackgarrison6989]

WTH?!

[@MrHat.]

Well they do basically commit tax fraud

[@captainpep3]

Sued for what though?

[@stephanesmith9391]

Captainpep Extortion of people trough lies, not paying taxes, keeping people ignorant and stupid to abuse them financially and dependent, spreading lies to fulfill their political agenda undermining the emancipation of mankind and I can go on and on and on, oh yeah, hijacking complete country into their beliefs and killing millions, if not billions of people in the process, preaching abstinence instead of family planning and all kinds of madness for century without any legitimacy and claiming that they are the sole guardian of morality....... what a fucking joke!🖕

[@captainpep3]

Stéphane Smith nobody has proven that God is false though so technically you can’t say they are lying, that’s your opinion. “Making people stupid” as you called it isn’t a crime, Christians do not believe in the million of billions so it not sure where you got that from. Christianity is all about family and is basically one of those most important things about it, and abstinence is a good thing. And they don’t commit tax fraud so I’m not sure what you’re talking bout. Maybe next time have a little more respect for us, you’re allowed to disagree with us and our ideologies but swearing and screaming that we should all go to jail because our personal beliefs is not very humane. I can respect you if you don’t believe in God and such so I request that you can respect me and my beliefs and you can go on living your life

[@mbarrera47]

I remember that these series of videos were made around the first half of 2017. AronRa at first disproves Noah's Flood with topics based on science, but I was already thinking about how this global flood idea also goes against history and archeology. I already thought of this and feel upset because I did not hear nor learn about Noah's Flood in my class on ancient history I once had, which is one of the biggest things that this creationist idea goes against what I learned in school. Anyway, even though I have seen this video as soon as it was uploaded, I have not commented nor favorited this until now (as of September 2021).

[@troy4219]

God damn rock star... You saved what's left of my humanity.

[@reeseexplains8935]

Awesome video, Aron. You are completely right.Noah’s ark made ZERO sense and you did another OUTSTANDING video disproving it.

[@jehovahtruekingdom823]

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[@TheEmperorYTP]

chad yazidis recording the years before the universe even existed and refusing to drown

[@CesarJoel94]

Lol 😂

[@keyaireeboos7026]

Excellent video. Maybe you've discussed this in your other videos: Medically and biologically, how would doctors and biologists describe the results of all those animals on Noah's Ark relieving themselves - going #1 and #2 - on the Ark every day for 40 days? Noah and his family would have to shovel and throw overboard all the piles of #2 while it's pouring rain. But the #1 liquid couldn't be controlled and therefore would be draining down to the lowest part of the Ark. Noah didn't construct the Ark's floors with tongue and groove wood planks, so the #1 liquid had to have leaked onto the bodies of the animals that were in the rooms below. After about 5 or 6 days I'd think that the entire Ark would be covered with flies and other insects that CONSUME #1 and #2. If all those animals released their #1 liquid daily for 40 days, and if all that liquid accumulated at the bottom of the Ark, what, in terms of gallons, would the total amount of #1 liquid be after 40 days? Do you think that a doctor would think that Noah's family - or any person - could exist in the presence of all that #1 and #2 and all those flies and bugs for 40 days WITHOUT getting a DISEASE? What would the total quantity be of all the #2 stuff be after 40 days? What would total quantity be of all the #1 liquid be after 40 days? Yuck.

[@relativity.]

What about the fact you would have had predator and prey as shipmates

[@alanthompson8515]

The truth of your analysis was seen when Noah Mark 2 (aka Ken Ham) had to rethink his Ark Encounter. Plans to house live animals on board had to be scrapped, (for the reasons you describe) and there are also fewer animal replicas than planned to make way for restrooms for the visitors! Truly the boat that don't float.

[@raptorcrasherinc.9823]

Very good point

[@134StormShadow]

Is that where the expression 'in shit up to your eyeballs' comes from?😂😂😂😂😂

[@marc-antoinecusson3119]

Since the content is as usual excellent. I Will compliment the tie, Nice color.

[@eliasjakemoran6434]

I agree, his fashion sense is pretty good

[@newperve]

"If Answers in Genesis is correct, which have not happen before..." BURN!

[@dagonpoint]

Beautiful! Succinct, precise, and inescapable.

[@kuba_ota5154]

Cedric Vanderlinden all I understood was beautiful lol

[@drownsinkoolaid4203]

Kuba Garczynski Allow me to translate into us layman: On fuckin' point :)

[@emanuele4455]

Beautiful for the idiots that can't think by themselves

[@DiHandley]

Love this guy! FYI. Australian aboriginals have been accurately dated back to 40,000 years ago!

[@pimpslapper0330]

Yeah...no they haven't.

[@pimpslapper0330]

Oh, P.S. I just carbon dated my scrotum--turns out it's 60,000 years old! Weird huh?

[@calt5566]

@@pimpslapper0330 whats weird? Your made up story. Not weird just lame. There is cave art from around 40,000 years ago in australia.

[@pimpslapper0330]

cal t-lame indeed sir! You might even say it’s as lame as believing the aboriginals or cave drawings are 40,000 years old. The dating methods used are heavily flawed and inaccurate...at the end of the day the dates they come up with are guesses. It’s as dumb as saying my scrotum is 60,000 years old. Do some research...

[@pimpslapper0330]

cal t I bet if we carbon dated your last functioning brain cell it is probably 40,000 years old too. 😂

[@billfraser7560]

Aron Ra, I hope you answer. Do you or others monitor the comments here? I have seen comments that are most likely by trolls with name calling & profanity towards others here. Do you not ever delete those comments. Not all of us atheists, especially us older generation atheists, seldom use profanity.

[@maistdashaf8219]

@ajs1031 , I guarantee Bill being an old guy has more than likely heard every foul word. But he does have a point and you just proved it.

[@davidchrist9707]

@ajs1031 , STFU!

[@What_If_We_Tried]

Just stumbled across your channel, and your archaeological facts confirm, and reinforce my decision to abandon all religion / religious practices ~7 years ago. *subscribed *