Responding to Atheist Arguments w/ Frank Turek 

I used to be an atheist for over 16 years. To remain atheist involves one or more of the following: 1) Actual or perceived hurt by Christians 2) Defining the word "evidence" to mean something purely scientific. 3) Refusing to hold all their beliefs to the scientific standard. 4) Believing that their moral intuitions had no influence from the Christian culture or society that they grew up in. A honest athiest, which would be a true skeptic, will challenge these beliefs and find Christianity as the truth, the only belief system that makes sense, philosophically, and provides an ultimate explanation that allows for every observation in the universe.

Well said. ​@@alisterrebelo9013

The health ranger? Was he there? Sorry, I’m confused by your comment

God created the planets, stars, moon, and sun, and only God can destroy them. There are those among us that are worshipping the created, not the Creator. We, as individuals, should not intentionally harm or try to destroy what He has provided for us. Just as we, as individuals, should not harm or destroy others in our failed attempts at controlling what we cannot. 🕊️

First off, the universe is NOT eternal. It came into being at a fixed moment. Next, if you suggest that Christians are not supposed to care for the earth, this would be a failure of the very first instruction given to Man (Adam and Eve) to look after the earth, a holy duty given to us as custodians of the earth.