Here’s What Atheists ALWAYS Get Wrong About God

Here’s what atheists ALWAYS get wrong about God. In this video, Ken Ham answers the question, “Who created God?” and highlights major inconsistencies in the evolutionary worldview.

[tristenwilliams]

Evolution was one of the big reasons I stopped believing in God as a freshman in college. I remember watching your debate with Bill Nye, having no background in apologetics, and completely throwing in the towel. I’m so blessed to say that God never gave up on me, and many years later I have come back to my faith! Your videos have helped me understand all those problems I had with science and religion before. Ken Ham, you are a blessing upon the world. Thank you so much!!! ❤

[Gloedlander]

Thank you, Sir. Your voice has reached me in Africa. You are making a difference. Your light is shining. Please keep the light on and thank you for not giving up! May God bless you and your team!

[scottogden]

You brought me to Christ as a 35 year atheist.

[carterbishop]

Thank you Ken, always appreciate your videos!

[JiraiyaSama]

A - "Oh. There must be another more logical, rational explanation."

B - "Ok. I'm waiting."

A - "Well. I don't know. I just know I haven't thought of it yet."

B - "Are you actually going to spend time to come up with one, or are you just saying that?"

They always find a way to insert that disingenuous "I don't know" and never manage to really offer a better affirmative alternative, if even any affirmative alternative.

[Calango]

So very well said. I have been trying to explain EXACTLY this to people for years.

[CBALLEN]

To believe as an atheist, you must believe in billions of miracles taking place to get where we are today and they have no problem with it, they just have a problem with THE MIRACLE MAKER, because He has given us rules and there is where the root of the problem lies.

[gzkarr]

"Before Abraham was I AM!" Jesus Christ explaining that He is the all eternal G-d head with the Father and the Holy Spirit! No beginning and no ending!

[dushyantchaudhry]

Ken Why did god bother to create the universe instead of continuing by itself?
A. It needed to create the universe for it's continued survival?
B. It did not need to create the universe for it's continued survival?
If B then Why did god bother to create the universe at all? Was it bored being by itself?

[twine]

The thing that I always get wrong are the names of his 2 sons. It's actually Thor and Balder...NOT Loki
(We're talking about Odin, right ? )

[kaylenehousego]

Lovely presentation Ken and appreciation form Sydney Australia .

[marke.anderson]

You helped make me an atheist, Ken. You and your Ark Experience. Thanks for helping me to open my eyes.

[JohnMacculloch-ov]

Glory, Glory, Glory. Lord God Almighty

[dancochrane]

Excellent! Thanks ! I will watch this again and share with many people. Brilliant

[jesseerb]

I love how Ken blasts Nye for saying I don't know, but then just reverts to magic to explain his eternal god.

[tarp-grommet]

In other words, a book that Ken likes says a thing, so it must be true.

[IanBrodie-bglu]

I think the big question is where the laws of nature come from, laws that ALL matter obeys, not only here on earth, but throughout the universe.As Einstein said, "the miracle is, that the universe is intelligible".

[jstube]

Does that really answer the issue? No. All Ham does is repeat a claim the a deity created everything. Is Ham really afraid of saying the words: I am not sure? Maybe the reason he gives the same speech over and over, is fear that any change might mean changing the whole argument. That's the problem so many others have when the "Holy Scriptures" are concerned. Admit one error and it's a green light to wonder what else is not infallible about the "Holy Book".

[bunkerhill]

Mr. Ham: blessed are they that run in circles!

[Cubasenet]

I really appreciate your speech; it was so well articulated! When considering Psalm 14:1, it becomes evident that the statement 'There is no God' isn't merely an intellectual assertion but rather a moral one. It stems from a rebellious heart rather than just a benumbed mind.