Adam Schafer

One of the first moments I had reading the Bible where it just hit me, and it sounds silly, but for me it was such a big deal, was in Genesis.

It was the first time I'd ever read from beginning to end, or actually any of the Bible.

And it was literally in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.

And I said, time, space, and matter have to exist at the same time.

It literally says it right here in Genesis.

And it completely blew my mind.

How that kind of weaves into – And by the way, side note, quantum physics is one of the first things that made me go, wait a minute.

Why do you think so many scientists are uncomfortable with the idea of a designer?

Yeah.

Have you ever had anybody who's come to your talks or maybe even someone you debate change their mind, come to the faith?

My favorite current theory is the simulation theory, which is like, well, aren't you kind of saying the same thing?

But it's funny.

I think it's really interesting that you would look at that.

I think sometimes you take it for granted.

I know I did.

But when I looked at biblical scripture and I looked at it and said, wow,

What human mind would invent this or create this?

It became obvious that no person would come up with this idea.

It just doesn't make any human sense.

Part of that was me realizing that a lot of the ways that we – things that we take for granted like where we believe that we have protected rights.