Uploaded December 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is about the Evolution Debate.
Click here to get 3 free chapters - a Communication Engineer’s adventure through the creation-evolution divide:
http://www.cosmicfingerprints.com/?3-...
Ken Ham is an excellent marketer and salesperson for Young Earth Creationism.
I should know — much of my professional background is in marketing, working with some of the most talented marketers and sales people on the planet.
I got the chance to see Ken Ham live. He was speaking at a home schooling conference my wife and I attended.
And what I saw was masterful persuasion and manipulation of the audience’s emotions to get them to buy into his vision of Creationism.
There’s a big problem with this.
In order for Ham’s vision of where we came from to make sense, you have to throw out all modern, scientifically-verifiable understanding of life and the universe.
This kills the debate before it starts.
By refusing to acknowledge where the other side comes from — dismissing them whole cloth — you cannot have a productive conversation.
This kind of stubbornness leaves you stuck.
And, it destroys the credibility required to have a meaningful conversation.
When folks like Ham stand up and claim to speak for all Christians, we lose face in the debate.
The good news is, there’s another narrative that allows for God and evolution — religion and science — to coexist. One where all of modern science’s discoveries only support the mystery of God, not debunk it.
This video may give you a new perspective…
This video is about the Evolution Debate.
Click here to get 3 free chapters - a Communication Engineer’s adventure through the creation-evolution divide:
http://www.cosmicfingerprints.com/?3-...
Ken Ham is an excellent marketer and salesperson for Young Earth Creationism.
I should know — much of my professional background is in marketing, working with some of the most talented marketers and sales people on the planet.
I got the chance to see Ken Ham live. He was speaking at a home schooling conference my wife and I attended.
And what I saw was masterful persuasion and manipulation of the audience’s emotions to get them to buy into his vision of Creationism.
There’s a big problem with this.
In order for Ham’s vision of where we came from to make sense, you have to throw out all modern, scientifically-verifiable understanding of life and the universe.
This kills the debate before it starts.
By refusing to acknowledge where the other side comes from — dismissing them whole cloth — you cannot have a productive conversation.
This kind of stubbornness leaves you stuck.
And, it destroys the credibility required to have a meaningful conversation.
When folks like Ham stand up and claim to speak for all Christians, we lose face in the debate.
The good news is, there’s another narrative that allows for God and evolution — religion and science — to coexist. One where all of modern science’s discoveries only support the mystery of God, not debunk it.
This video may give you a new perspective…
