Tucker Carlson with guest expert on the origins of hydrocarbons or ‘fossil fuels’

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Why is there hydrocarbons on a moon of Saturn? No one things there were ancient forests there?

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  1. As this scientist talks about a Christian camp and mathematical evidence of God, I’ll take this opportunity to point out that there is a new line of thinking about God and Christianity that is derived from a radically literal reading of the bible. I’m just beginning to explore this. This way of reading the bible supports the divinity and truth of Jesus, however it does shake up some of the other Christian narratives. I’ll repeat that in a paraphrase. A literal reading of the bible does not support the Christian narrative, but it does support the gospel of Jesus.

    You might say that the Hegelian dialectic goes back thousands of years.

    It is a question of identity.

    If everyone caught on to this the religious wars would end. Christianity would see a new reformation. The foundations of Islam would crumble, etc, etc.

    There is only so much I will say here because my words will be twisted and persecuted by the Comintern so, riddle me this:

    If your remove the veil of the Christian narrative from the text, what is Jesus really saying?

    Here is an exercise. You will be comparing two sections of the bible:
    It all boils down to the question of identity. Who is it?

    1. What is the name of the entity speaking in the Old Testament book of Hosea, Chapter 13, verse 7-8? (Hint: “God” is not a name. It is a title)
    2. What does he say about himself?

    3. What does it say in the New Testament book of Revelation, chapter 13, verse 2?

    The truth will set you free.