Bryan Calcott

It would be it would be safe to assume that potentially everyone was vegan in the beginning.

Well, that has to come down to how our genetics has changed over time, because if you read in Genesis six, it actually talks about the angels that fell from heaven, that mated with the humans, and they also mated with animals.

And so it talks about the blending of our genetics and the blending of corruption.

I mean, this is the reason why God flooded the earth.

Yeah, so there's no archaeological evidence that sort of suggests that it's older, but there is people's assumption, and it's almost like it is a really good thing.

It's like what was Jesus' first miracle?

He turned water into wine.

What is wine?

It's an old-aged drink, right, supposedly.

This is what we would assume, right?

So like he made something new old instantly.

So it's almost like why would you assume that God couldn't just make the earth old?

But then my question is, why would he do that?

Why would he throw curveballs at us?

Well, you know, it's irrelevant of why.

I mean, that's that's God's way.

You know what I mean?

The Jewish religion was very different.

In fact, the Jewish religion today is more akin to witchcraft than it was prior.

Wow.