Which Is Easier to Believe?

[gentle music] So I got up this morning, I looked around, I said, "Okay, the kingdom is growing slowly, trying to get people to repent, get off worldly wisdom, [sighs] faith, hope, and love." So which is, which is easier to believe? Start with that.

Which is easier to believe, that there was absolutely nothing? I'm riding on a, a planet.

I say riding on because that thing is moving 67,000 miles an hour or whatever around the sun.

What a ride.

500 and what? 85 million miles one trip around the sun.

I'm a year older.

Same trip the following year.

So I've been running around on planet Earth [whooshing] for 75 years.

What's easier to believe? There was nothing, and all of a sudden, in the midst of nothing, boom, boom, cosmos is here.

I'm like, you're riding on a little piece of it, turning like that, like a top.

[whooshing] Thousand forty miles an hour, 67,000 miles an hour we're going.

The whole thing is going out at unbelievable speed like that.

It's just going out like that.

Which is easier to believe? There was just a loud explosion, and there it is.

And lo and behold, out of saltwater, here we all come.

You're like, "Do what? Really?" Yeah.

[whooshing] There it all is.

We've been looking for water ever since.

[laughs] But the only place we find it, water, is where we are.

And that made us.

Which is easier to believe? It was all just a big accident.

Just an accident of some sort.

Ba-woom.

There it is.

Where'd we come from? Saltwater.