Sep 16, 2026 · 8 min · 5 segments
Phil Robertson opens Genesis and looks at the order of creation — the Earth, the seasons, and life itself — and asks what explanation really requires more faith. For Phil, believing it all came…
Phil RobertsonHost
You know, if you just went to Genesis chapter one, you get a plethora of information Where did the cosmos come from? It's an age-old question.
The atheists say, well, we think, we don't know, but we think there was a large explosion and presto, you have the cosmos.
There was nothing, and then nothing explodes, and bingo, you have the cosmos, the planets and the stars.
Well, it came from somewhere, because it's here, and we're looking at it, part of it.
We're riding on a ball, roughly a ball, a sphere, a ball, spinning at about 1,040 miles an hour.
through which half of it is dark, night, and half of it is daylight, day, 24 hours roughly.
As it's going around the sun, 17,000 miles an hour or so, takes it 365 days a year.
to come all the way around, make a round trip, get back to where you started, it's spinning.
We've got planets on our left and on our right in a long line, round and round around the sun.
That tilt, it has to be there, makes the seasons, we're going into October, that tilt and position going around the sun, it produces four seasons, winter, spring, summer, fall.
You know, if you just went to Genesis chapter one, you get a plethora of information Where did the cosmos come from? It's an age-old question.
The atheists say, well, we think, we don't know, but we think there was a large explosion and presto, you have the cosmos.
There was nothing, and then nothing explodes, and bingo, you have the cosmos, the planets and the stars.
Well, it came from somewhere, because it's here, and we're looking at it, part of it.
We're riding on a ball, roughly a ball, a sphere, a ball, spinning at about 1,040 miles an hour.
through which half of it is dark, night, and half of it is daylight, day, 24 hours roughly.
As it's going around the sun, 17,000 miles an hour or so, takes it 365 days a year.
to come all the way around, make a round trip, get back to where you started, it's spinning.
We've got planets on our left and on our right in a long line, round and round around the sun.
That tilt, it has to be there, makes the seasons, we're going into October, that tilt and position going around the sun, it produces four seasons, winter, spring, summer, fall.
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