Member Training – Evolution & The Conspiracy Part 1

Member training from April 28th, 2025.

This presentation, Evolution and the Conspiracy Part 1, Micah will be exposing the doctrine of evolution for what it truly is: not science, but a belief system masquerading as fact—essentially a religion designed to undermine faith in God and destroy Christian foundations. I believe humanity has existed for roughly 6,000 years, since Adam, and much of what modern science claims—especially in regard to deep time, the age of the Earth, and biological evolution—is fabricated or deliberately misleading, often explainable by events like Noah’s flood. Evolution, from its cosmic origins to its claims about human ancestry, breaks natural laws, contradicts the scientific method, and promotes a worldview incompatible with biblical truth. Today, we’ll start with cosmic evolution and its flaws, and in the following sessions, we’ll explore organic evolution, the propaganda behind it, and the broader political and spiritual consequences of this deceptive system.

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TRANSCRIPT

Heavenly Father, we're grateful to meet once again this evening for our training. And we pray for thy spirit to be with us. Help us all to be open and receptive and to pay attention and to be able to retain the information that we learned tonight. We say this in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen. This is a presentation on evolution. Specifically, I'm going to teach you the doctrine of what they actually teach. why it's wrong, and that it is a religion. So, I'm not going to pull any punches, I'm just going to tell you the angle I'm coming from a bit. I'm not sure, I'm skeptical that anyone in here would really have any disagreements with me, but I'm going to do it anyway. So, I believe that man has been on the planet for about 6,000 years, inhabiting it, from the time of Adam. I think the Earth is older than man. I don't know how much older. I believe there are a lot of fake science and fabrications out there presented by the establishment, by the conspiracy's wings of science.

A lot of the things that we see were actually, that the conspiracy says was like millennia, you know, millions, billions of years, was actually done really quickly by Noah's flood. And then this might not make sense now, but it probably will later. So I don't think there is any end to space and time or matter. I think it's infinite. And as a result, I also believe that it goes the other direction, that there was no beginning, that there was no start to matter, space, and time. So those are my personal beliefs about the things we see around us. And this is what I believe. evolution and what it truly is. It defies all natural laws, basically. It continuously disproves itself the more they investigate the conspiracy zone data. It definitely exempts itself from the scientific method. It does not subscribe to the scientific method. It totally circumvents it. And part of the propaganda of evolution is it claims to be compatible to like, oh, they're not opposed. And so that entire dogma there is really just created to settle the faith in God and to destroy Christianity. And by consequence, when you destroy Christianity and God, you destroy freedom.

So that would be why they would do it. So that's kind of weird. i don't know how many of you people have heard of the uh the term cryptozoology it's the study of uh of you know fictional fable beasts and so this is what i really think evolution is it's it's the study of cryptozoology so in this presentation we're going to learn uh first about cosmic evolution because evolution there's a whole There's a whole string of it. It's a whole system. And it starts in the beginning, which would be cosmic evolution. And we're going to go over its problems. And actually, this is probably the only one we're going to be going over today. I don't think we're going to get to the rest of them. The rest of them will be done next week. But after that, we will go over the laws of procreation and then the lies of evolution. of the organic evolution. We're going to talk a little bit about propaganda, evolution propaganda, how it's being shoved in your face, and probably ways you haven't really thought about or realized, and then a little bit about the political ramifications of all that, about freedom. The big evolutionary picture, like I said, it's a whole system, and it starts at Nothing. And it ends in evolved monkeys flying through aluminum craft in the sky.

And so there's a whole picture to it. And the evolutionists, they don't ever paint these pictures. They never put it all together because it's just absurd. But we could say evolution as more of a official dogma really started with Darwin as the keynote speaker on it. So a little history about Charles Darwin. He originally got a degree to be a clergyman in the Catholic Church, but he couldn't find any work. And so eventually he managed to, for whatever reason, he decided that he wanted to go collect animals, dead animals. And so he bought a ticket on the ship called the USS Beagle, I believe is the name of it. And he gathered up a bunch of stuff, and he gathered up a bunch of finches and other creatures, and he's like, oh, I bet they're all related. And so then he wrote a book, which I don't know if anyone's ever read the book. I have only managed to read some of it because it is just abysmal nonsense. It is total blowhard. It's just nonsense rhetoric.

It has absolutely no evidence behind it. It's just a whole series of questions and radical answers that have absolutely no evidence behind them, and it's hailed as some great scientific work. And he also has unevolved male pattern baldness, and he's very unkempt. So, the story of evolution always starts with the question of how did we get here? So, like, why does the Earth exist? Why is the Earth here? How did the galaxy get here? How did the universe get here? Because when Darwin started his whole thing, there's the wrong buttons. When Darwin started his whole thing, you know, people were like, oh, yeah, that's where species came from. The original story of the species where everything evolved from was that there was a single-celled organism, and through small and simple changes and means, we became man. from one creature to another. But people will kind of figure out, well, you can't just say that because, you know, where did everything else come from?

Now, a lot of evil men and others only learned in the wisdom of the world, began to think of this evolution nonsense was a great idea. But as the idea gained exposure, some problems and other questions naturally arised, such as, if God didn't make beast and man, then how was the earth organized? what about the excellent harmony of our solar system? Even more troubling than that, one must wonder where the universe itself came from. There are a lot of ideas out there about the means of evolution, but we're just going to pin down some of the most popular and promoted nonsense that there is. So, one of the problems with evolution is that they never want to get pinned down on anything, and so they never paint a whole picture, and Every time you're like, well, there's a problem with that. They're like, oh, well, it must be this thing over here. Oh, it must be that thing over here. So they're always, like, shifting. They just never want to be absolute. Let's see here.

Now, the story of evolution is a pretty ludicrous tale. So, in the beginning, there was nothing. Then there was everything born of that nothing crammed into the tiniest space imaginable. Then, because reasons, and that is, like, literally what they say, everything exploded. and traveled faster than the speed of light. And then it slowed down because it's not going faster than the speed of light anymore in order to escape the giant black hole it was in. And then all matter started moving away at an accelerated rate from where it had violated all laws of physics that had never been shown to be breakable in any kind of experiment ever, like some kind of bandit. Then the Earth became this hot, gooey ball of nonsense. It cooled down, turned into a rock, and then the rain came. And it just rained on the rock forever. And it turned into a primordial soup. Then like some kind of Frankenstein, this lightning and the atmosphere, which kept this rock atmosphere.

It was just full of all kinds of toxic stuff that couldn't possibly support and would actually kill life. Somehow, out of this primordial soup, lightning and electricity and whatever came down and made the first single-celled organism. That organism was influenced by the environment and evolved many small changes until it became an entirely different organism, such as a fish. And this process kept repeating ad nauseum forever until the single-celled organism became a dinosaur. Then the dinosaurs became birds. A catastrophic event occurred, and birds survived because they can float on ash or something. Of course, there's no explanation for that. Who really cares? Then this process started again for birds that became monkeys that turned into humans, and now we fly through Illumina Craft in the sky with dreams of becoming aliens colonizing and seeding other planets so that everyone and everything can die and be so dead They don't even know they're dead. It's the beauty of evolution. And so the story, the whole story of evolution, starts with cosmic evolution, the beginning of the universe. And so this video is a bit long for a presentation, but I'm going to play it because these are men regarded as the top in their field in the Big Bang Theory and String Theory and cosmic evolution. And the stuff that comes out of their mouths is like, is just so insane. It makes no sense. It has no evidence behind it.

And they even continue to admit that we have no idea how it works. We have no idea why it happened, but it definitely happened. And so we're going to watch this, them talking about their religion, and then we're going to dissect it. You can get a universe from nothing without any supernatural shenanigans. That basically, by quantum mechanics and the laws of physics we understand in principle, an entire universe with 100 billion galaxies, each containing 100 billion stars, can come from nothing because its total energy could be zero. And therefore, you don't need to literally violate any laws of physics to create a universe. And no, we don't know that for certain. At the risk of sounding completely moronic, I mean, if the amount of energy in the universe is constant, then how did we go from nothing to something?

Because, in fact, if you add up all the energy in the universe, it looks like it's zero. There are positive contributions to energy from matter, but the attraction of gravity has a negative contribution. And the amazing thing is the total energy of the universe looks like it could be zero. In some sense, it explains why we're here. Because it turns out, and it's an amazing accident, and these were ideas that were developed 40 years ago, and we hadn't yet been able to test them, that the only reason the particles in our body have mass, formed together to form us and everything we see on Earth, it's an accident. So dark matter has gravitational attraction, but it is invisible. And we are clueless as to what dark matter really is. Dark energy is the energy of nothing. It's the energy of the vacuum. Between two objects in outer space, there's nothing. Nothing except dark energy. Dark energy which is pushing the galaxies apart. So when people say if the universe is expanding, they say two things. What's pushing the galaxies apart? And what is the universe expanding into? Well, what's pushing the galaxies apart is dark energy, the energy of nothing. Even vacuum has energy pushing the galaxies apart. So when our universe expands, what does it expand into?

Hyperspace. a dimension beyond what you can see and touch. In fact, string theory predicts that there are 11 dimensions of hyperspace. So we're nothing but a soap bubble floating in a bubble bath of soap bubbles. And so in some sense, the multiverse can be likened to a bubble bath. Our universe is nothing but one bubble, but there are other bubbles. When two bubbles collide, that could merge into a bigger bubble. which could be the Big Bang. In fact, that's what probably the Big Bang is. Or perhaps a bubble fissioned in half and split off into two bubbles. That could be the Big Bang. Or perhaps the universe popped into existence out of nothing. That is also a possibility.

And so the universe could essentially be nothingness, which was unstable and created a soap bubble. Now you may say to yourself, well, that can't be right, because that violates the conservation of matter and energy. How can you create a universe from nothing? Well, if you calculate the total matter of the universe, it is positive. If you calculate the total energy of the universe, it is negative because of gravity. Gravity has negative energy. When you add the two together, what do you get? Zero. So it takes no energy to create a universe. Universes are for free. A universe is a free lunch. And then you may say to yourself, well, that can't be, right? Because positive and negative charges don't cancel out. Therefore, how can the universe be made out of nothing? Well, if you calculate the total amount of positive charge in the universe, and calculate the total amount of negative charge in the universe, and you add it up, what do you get? Zero.

The universe has zero charge. Well, what about spin? Galaxy spin, right? But they spin in all directions. If you add up all the spins of the galaxies, what do you get? Zero. So in other words, the universe has zero spin, zero charge, and zero matter-energy content. In other words, the universe is for free. We believe, though we cannot yet prove, that our multiverse of universes is 11-dimensional. In strength theory, we can have bubbles of different dimensions. The highest dimension is 11. You cannot go beyond 11 because universes become unstable beyond 11. If I write down the theory of a 13, 15-dimensional universe, it's unstable and it collapses down to an 11-dimensional universe.

Some people get upset that we change the meaning of nothing. For example, if space and time didn't exist before our Big Bang, then the whole notion of cause and effect has to go out the window. If there was no before... then you can ask about causes in that sense that bothers people these otherwise very speculative ideas because inflation even though it was well motivated is based on physics we've never measured physics at what we call the grand unified scale and without an empirical handle it's all just talk because there are laws such as gravity the universe can and will create itself from nothing spontaneous creation is the reason there is something rather than nothing it is why the universe exists why we exist so we call them pea brains so a pea brain is a universe in different dimensions floating in a much larger arena and this larger arena is the uh the hyperspace that i talked about originally how come you have not been baptized i don't know why you always have to be judging me because i only believe in science but tonight We are going up against Satan's caveman.

And I just thought it would be a good idea if you... Felicity dies. Okay. Alright, so we're going to go over a bit of what they said here. Let's see. They even admit. So, like, every single idea for the Big Bang... It just violates all laws of nature that are observable. And so in order to say, well, that doesn't count, we can do whatever we want, they just say, well, there's no time before the Big Bang. So it's a ridiculous claim, and it just allows them to perpetuate this mythology, and it gives them a free ticket. That's what they think. Okay, so we're going to go over a little bow out. what these these crazy guys say again just just a quick little refresher um there was no time before the big bang you know everything was in a big was in a black hole and you know tiniest little speck everything exploded you know and then you know we get all the everything and then everything starts expanding at an accelerated rate so this is and we just watched um you know this guy Lawrence M. Cross, you know, one of the prophets of cosmic evolution. An entire universe with 100 billion galaxies, each containing 100 billion stars, could come from nothing.

Because its total energy could be zero. And therefore, you don't need to literally violate any laws of physics to create a universe. And no, we don't know that for certain. So it takes no energy to create a universe. Universes are for free. A universe is a free lunch. The universe could essentially be nothingness, which was essentially unstable, and created a soap bubble. Now, you may say to yourself, now that can't be right, because that violates the conservation of matter and energy. How can you create a universe from nothing? So, what are these guys talking about? So, let's let them explain it in their own words. You know, we just watched them say it, but a little refresher. So, if you add up all the energy in the universe, it looks like zero. There are positive contributions to energy from matter, but the attraction from gravity has a negative contribution. And the amazing thing is, the total of energy of the universe looks like it could be zero.

Well, if you calculate the total matter of the universe, it is positive. If you calculate the total energy of the universe, it is negative because of gravity. Gravity has a negative energy. When you add the two together, what do you get? Zero. It takes no energy. To create a universe. So you might imagine there are some problems with this. So a little bit of context. So all matter, every bit of it, has its own gravitational field. Everything has a gravity field. Even your body does. It has this tiny little gravitational field. The moon, ocean ties, anything. So all mass. To just illustrate this point a little bit. So if you were to go out to space and you took two pencils with you and you just put them in space, just like place them so they are just perfectly still, like relative to each other, the pencils are not moving apart.

They're not moving together. They're not spinning. They have no wobble, nothing. They're not moving at all. What would happen was, despite all of that, eventually the pencils, would come together because they have their own gravitational field. They have their own gravitational force. And if you're interested, here's the equation for it. So let's see here. So this is their equation. It's matter minus gravity equals zero. I forgot to put it in here. So let's do a little substitution because Allegedly, we've got our two pencils. Okay. And let's do a little bit of, let's put their math to the test. They say matter minus gravity equals zero. Okay. So we've got our two pencils. And let's just say each one of them weighs 666 pounds. Just total arbitrary. number. And let's say that they both have a speed relative to each other, and each one of them is flying towards each other at 666 miles per hour. What happens when they come together?

Now, if you ask Michio Kaku and Lawrence Cross, according to their Big Bang, I think it's reasonable to say, according to their hypotheses, that the pencils would cease to exist so now i would say that they've got some problems with this thing in addition to things just not getting to cease to exist they're they're mixing their units up they've just decided things so a little illustration here so mars probe lost due to simple math error nasa lost its 125 million mars climate orbiter because spacecraft engineers failed to convert from English to metric measurements when exchanging vital data before the craft was launched. A navigation team at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory used the metric system of millimeters and meters in its calculation, while Lockheed Martin Astronautics in Denver, which designed and built the spacecraft, provided crucial acceleration data in the English system of inches, feet, and pounds.

None of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's rigorous quality control procedures caught the error. In the nine months it took the spacecraft to make it 461 million miles flight to Mars over the course of the journey, the miscalculations were enough to throw the spacecraft far off track and it flew too deeply into the Martian atmosphere and was destroyed when it entered its initial orbit around Mars. So, another little exercise. Maybe Michio, Kaku, and Lawrence would think with their evolutionary doctrine, if we take 100 meters and we subtract 100 feet, that it would equal zero. Well, they're different units. So one meter is actually equal to 3.28 feet.

So, you know, we do a little bit of math. We get this, that, and the other. And the real answer is 100 meters minus 100 feet is equal to 228 feet. So, but they say matter minus gravity equals zero. If we get a banana and we subtract a polar bear, maybe we get zero. If we get chickens and we subtract eggs, maybe we get zero. So let's say all matter is positive. Gravity is automatically negative. Gravity and matter are equal. And so because we get zero, we get a free universe. And all these equations hold sets. Oh, wait a second. All right. So we're going to talk a little bit about, they got this mysterious thing called antimatter, which is what they, because the universe is expanding at an accelerated rate. And so they invented this term called this idea called antimatter for a couple of reasons.

They're saying it's pushing the galaxy apart. So everything will never come together again into another big black hole. And the result is antimatter. But antimatter is also a result of their math. And so perhaps you've seen this guy laying around, Neil deGrasse Tyson. The universe was hot enough for protons to spontaneously convert their energy into matter, antimatter particles, which immediately thereafter annihilated each other, returning their energy back to protons. For reasons unknown, the symmetry between matter and antimatter had been broken at the previous force splitting, which led to a slight excess of matter over antimatter. The asymmetry was small, but really, really important for the future evolution of the universe. I mean, because all matter has a mirror of antimatter because of their equations, there's no antimatter left. They said everything exploded, except somehow it's pushing the universe apart. So they have no observable evidence for all this.

But they're working really hard. They've been working really hard. So I don't know if you've ever heard of CERN. Maybe some of you will comment on the very interesting logo that looks like it's got... A couple of sixes going on with it. Who knows? Anyway, so we've got all this antimatter stuff. But where did the protons come from if there was nothing? The antimatter, it doesn't really exist in nature. And it is a billion to one energy conversion. It's proof of the big thing. I don't even remember what I wrote here. So basically during the Big Bang, you had antimatter and matter, and they reacted with each other, and you had a Big Bang. But then all the antimatter basically disappeared, except somehow it's pushing the universe apart. It doesn't really make any sense because it isn't sense. And we just don't know why it did any of that. So they built this giant particle accelerator. And if you'll see, there's a guy down there. This thing is over 16 miles long in Switzerland, costing absurd, insane amounts of money. And it's all about them trying to prove the Big Bang. At least that's what they say on the surface.

I've seen some people argue that they're actually trying to use this thing to raise demons from hell and bring them into this world. Maybe that's true. Maybe it's not. They definitely have some pretty weird statues laying around the property. So this is part of the thing. They've basically done nothing that's meant anything to anyone. The universe is a dark secret. Where did all the antimatter go? So we've got this antimatter stuff. Where did the protons come from if there was nothing? Since the protons and the electrons collided with each other and make antimatter or whatever. The antimatter stuff doesn't really exist in nature. They use the Hadron Collider. giant particle accelerator to make antimatter. But it takes an insane amount of energy to make just one single particle of the antimatter.

And the antimatter instantly explodes. So they make it with light and accelerate in a proton really fast and then it instantly reacts with nature and just explodes. It kind of doesn't really matter for this point, but this is how much energy it would take if they wanted to make one gram. And this is in kilowatts, kilowatt hours of antimatter, which would instantly explode, by the way. And it would be enough energy to run your house and electricity for 91 trillion years. Just to give you an idea of just what lengths they're going to to try to fabricate the evidences they need. So a lot of this antimatter is... This is going to be kind of weird. And I hope this is probably getting a little confusing. I'm trying really hard to not make it so. So the antimatter, let's see, the antimatter that they have is really the result of all of their complex equations.

Like we heard Michio Kaku, the Asian guy with the semi-long hair, talking about how, well, I can write up a mathematical formula for a 13-dimensional universe. but it's unstable and it immediately collapses into 11 dimensional universe and so what they're doing is they're trying they're they're using math and they're getting these weird numbers and they're putting this weird stuff in and they're saying oh well that must physically exist but but it's all like whole cloth imagination and so and basically what anti-matter is is the antithesis to matter and so This is what you would have in your equation. I don't know how long it's been since you've been in algebra.

So you got this equation of x and you do an exponent. So you times x by itself. That would be the 2x exponent of 2. And so if you made x a 2, then you would get 4. If you made x a negative 2, since negatives times themselves become positive, you would get 4. And so in math, they go, oh, well, since we can do this in our big equations, the negative on the 2 is antimatter. And because we have a negative 2 and we have a positive 2, we'll just cram those together and you get a 0. And so the universe is free. But there's kind of a really big problem with that, and that is that there is no negatives in nature. And so to illustrate this, in math, the reason why you have a negative is it's actually a vector. It's a direction. It says something is going this direction. And when you have a negative, you go, now something is going the opposite direction.

There's actually no negatives in nature. So to illustrate this, so if you had a guy, and he's pushing a block, and he's going two distances with it to the right. And then... the guy goes, oh wait, you know what? I'm going to push it back. I'm going to push it the exact opposite direction. I'm going to push it the exact opposite direction too. Okay, well, he's going positively too in both directions. But if you wanted to describe the location of the block mathematically, since we have this linear path that it's going on, you would put a negative in front of the two. And so it would be equal to zero. The problem is, is that the block still exists, which is a big problem for evolutionists. It's a big problem. So they just explain it away by saying, oh, there was no time, and therefore we just get to throw all the rules out the window. And so what they've really done is they just got everything backwards. Because science is supposed to be a model of reality.

The evolutionists have done the opposite. They're saying that their model is reality. And they're saying reality must conform to their model. So evolution violates everything. It violates all the laws. I'm not sure there's a law that doesn't violate. So, you know, like we've known this for a very long time. You know, this is a very, this is a French chemist, Antoine Loviezer. We may lay it down as an incontestable axiom. that in all the operations of art and nature, nothing is created. Matter cannot be created or destroyed. You can't do it. He found this out like all of his experiments. He's just like, there's always, you can convert stuff. You know, it doesn't matter what you do, it happens. So you can chemically convert matter into something else, but all of the matter is still there. You know, you can have something rust.

You convert the steel to something and then go over with a laser and burn the rust off. And the rust turns into a vapor and floats away. You know, you still didn't destroy it. You could have two planets collide and explode in a massive, massive scene. None of the matter disappears. It all still exists. You can convert a gas to flame. You know, all of that flame is still matter. It still goes somewhere. It doesn't just turn into nothing. and cease to exist. You get a car, you beat the crap out of the sledgehammer, all the metal's still there. And so to be a bit more poetic, nothing is born, nothing dies. So matter is infinite. It can't be created, it can't be destroyed.

And so matter will be forever, and because it will be forever, it always was. There is no beginning. Antoine Loviacier was accredited as saying nothing is more, nothing dies, but I couldn't really find where he said it. So another law that the Big Bang violates, which is the law of conservation of angular momentum. So to illustrate this, you know, if you have an ice skater, you know, and she starts to spin, she's always going to spin in that direction until something acts outside of her. She can even change how she's the speed at which she spins by changing her angular rotational inertia by putting her arms out or taking them in. Frisbee? You throw a Frisbee, it's always going to spin in the same direction.

Yet, here we are with the galaxies, and even Michio Kaku, the Asian guy, says, well, we got all these galaxies, and they're all spinning in different directions. And you go, well, wait a second. If it was a Big Bang, everything came from one point. Everything came from the same source. That means everything has to be spinning. But in the same rotation from that point, there has to be uniformity to the spin. But there isn't. It's chaotic. It's random. It's so chaotic and random that they say, oh, well, it all must cancel out because everything's rotating differently. And so the rotational spin of everything is zero when you add it up, we assume. But that means that it literally could not have all come from a central point that the Big Bang mandates. So another law that the Big Bang violates, the law of entropy. So in all spontaneous processes, the entropy of the universe increases. So what does that mean? So that means that matter becomes increasingly disorganized.

So the law of entropy says that a balloon will never fill itself because it will naturally deflate and all that energy will just kind of go out and heat, you know, or moving air currents or whatever. There can't be that nature, just chaotically moving, has no capacity to organize itself. We have the universe quite well organized. If the Earth was just a tiny bit closer to the sun, we would all be burning alive. If we were all just a tiny bit farther away from the sun, we would all be freezing to death. Even with the moon, the way it rotates, it manages our climate as well in a way that we need it. You know, and even the single-celled organism, all of life, somehow it has defined the law of entropy. And another problem with the Big Bang is that it never could have possibly have banged, because according to modern science, when you have a black hole, it pulls so hard nothing can escape from it. We have our equations, we know. And even light can't escape.

I actually am not sure if black holes really exist or not. They could. I don't know. But nothing, you know, nothing, well, maybe you don't know. It's another law that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. And so if you have a force like a black hole, it's always pulling harder and faster than the speed of light, which means nothing could escape it, which includes all matter. But somehow the universe exploded and all matter is here from this black hole. We've only got Another four slides for this section. So I guess as long as nobody's complaining, I'll go a little bit over. So another problem with evolution is it ignores the scientific method. Here's kind of somebody's opinion on the scientific method. And the big thing right here is tests with an experiment. Well, there's been many experiments, as I've shown in the previous slide, about all these natural laws that have been discovered. And the Big Bang violates all of them. So, and I don't know how they would test.

They've done some tests, actually, with species life, and it's all failed. But they just ignore it. They don't care. They don't care about the scientific method. They just ignore it, and they just keep making up their mythology. So, no amount of experimentation can ever prove me right. A single experiment can prove me wrong. So, the cosmic evolution that violates the law of conservation of mass, demands that matter travel faster than the speed of light, which is supposed to be impossible. It violates the law of entropy, or it organizes matter where it shouldn't be capable of such. If the Big Bang is true, then entropy cannot be true. It breaks the law of angular momentum.

It does not comply with the scientific method. These guys can't even get their units right. They're totally, you know, this subtract polar bears and bananas, and these guys, they hate God. And that's why they have invented it. And to overcome these things, they say, you know, as Cross says, if space and time didn't exist before our Big Bang, the whole notion of cause and effect has to go out the window. If there was nothing before, then you can't ask about causes in that sense. And that bothers people. Some people get upset that we change the meaning of nothing. He's right. I am upset. I am upset that he's changed the meaning of nothing. In the beginning, all the space and all the matter and all the energy of the known universe was contained in a volume less than one trillionth the size of a point of a pin.

Conditions were so hot, the basic forces of nature that collectively described the universe were unified. For reasons unknown, the sub-pinpoint-sized cosmos began to expand. Because there are laws such as gravity, The universe can and will create itself from nothing. Spontaneous creation is the reason there is something rather than nothing. Why the universe exists. Why we exist. It is not necessary to invoke God to light the blue touch paper and set the universe going. That's from his book, chapter 8, page 149. The Grand Design. So, and this concludes this section of the presentation. The next section will start with the evolution of life. I hope I didn't bore you all or put too much data on you. I probably did something of the effect, and I apologize. Are there any questions? Well, we're going to close the official meeting first, and then we'll have open forum for anybody that wants to stay.

We have some questions you can go in, well, just comments and stuff in the chat, so you can... go over that while we're getting ready but um you can go ahead and stop the screen share and then we'll go ahead and have our closing uh prayer um or anti-prayer do you hit a prayer with an anti-prayer what does that what happens from that um jared would you be willing to say the closing prayer for us are you there with britney sorry he said away. I can say it if you want me to. That'd be great. Thank you, Brittany. Okay.

Our kind, gracious Heavenly Father, we are grateful for this day and for all the blessings that thou has bestowed upon us. We ask that thou may watch over each of us this week, that we might be able to take this information with us to be able to start pondering all the ways of science in our lives. And we are grateful for Micah's presentation and the thought and research that he put into it and the information that he's going to help. teach all of us in the next few weeks about evolution and science and our role in that. And we're grateful that we're able to gather together as a group of like-minded individuals and we ask that thou may continue to help us to find those that are ready and willing to open up their minds to the thoughts and ideas that we have been able to share with one another. And we ask that thou may be with us in these times that we might be able to withstand the temptations of the adversary. be able to do the things that thou would have us to do. And we ask that thou may be with us this week, that we might be uplifted in any of our trials. And we say these things humbly in the name of thy son, Jesus Christ. Amen.