Hugh Ross

They're much more intertwined than we really want to believe.

Hugh Ross said, you know, don't think about the billions and billions of light years.

Think about inches.

That spiritual world is right there all around us.

What about aliens? You've got Dr.

Hugh Ross.

who is known as an astrophysicist.

He's one of the best on the cosmological argument and the fine tuning argument you'll find out there.

That's right, aliens.

What about aliens? You've got Dr.

Hugh Ross, who is known as an astrophysicist.

He's one of the best on the cosmological argument and the fine-tuning argument you'll find out there.

What about aliens? You've got Dr.

Hugh Ross, who is known as an astrophysicist.

He's one of the best on the cosmological argument and the fine-tuning argument you'll find out there.

Very intellectual.

And so you have people like you who are saying, wait a minute, culture is prepared to, to see alien evidence, right, and UFO evidence and all of that, but maybe we're actually dealing with something that is spiritual and not physical.

And so that is his position, that this is a demonic manifestation that is masquerading as, you know, these beings, these aliens that some people, and look, there are some people in the church, and we can talk more about this, who do believe that aliens are possible.

I've interacted with some Christians who believe that, but that is not Hugh Ross's position.

Father Drucker, Father Jim Drucker, great Catholic priest, 45-year Catholic priest, will be on a little later tonight.

But an old universe does not equal evolution.

Neither I nor Dr. Hugh Ross would ever advocate evolution.

That being said, I think I understand where Mr. Owen is coming from.

And so let me lay out where I see his position.

Former Cornell astronomy professor Martin Harwit writes in the journal Science, the silent embarrassment of modern astrophysics is that we do not know how even a single one of these stars managed to form.

And if you think that can't happen, then how is it possible that galaxies could be formed where there's millions and billions or trillions of stars? We should be able to observe the distant past through distant starlight, like...

Hugh Ross is saying, but of course there is no unambiguous example of galaxy formation.

There's a problem.

then two which will get into your questions or your points why can't it be an extraterrestrial being another uh biological being from light years and light years away

well obviously you know god can do anything he wants he could create life on other planets i'm not i'm not limiting what god can do the problem is this isn't that uh and there's reasons for that uh number one um you know why can't it be on another planet why can't it be something else we we uh talked to hugh ross out at several astrophysicists and other astrophysicists as well that literally just completely decimate that theory number one uh the earth is too unique i mean there was a guy called frank drake back in the 60s an astrophysicist who said you know there's got to be billions of planets like earth out there and there must be at least a couple of them just like earth which makes sense on the surface But when you start looking at all the factors that make Earth unique, a very finely tuned constants, number one, the tilt of the Earth, the Earth-Moon system for controlling the slides, the, what is it, the belt, the ester.

The asteroid belt.

There's just two.

our type of carbon-based life would not be possible on Earth.

That's number one.

And Hugh Ross said, as far as he knows, he hasn't seen any of them that has more than two of the constants that we need.

Secondly, the distances.