[Hoot Gibson]

JP, I have not finished watching the video but I finish watching it later today. As somebody who tries to keep up with the theories advanced by theoretical physicists, I may have a little different take on Revelations. I do not see any conflict between real science and Christianity. If one accepts God as being almighty, then the physical laws that governed the creation process were written by Him. I think many people do not take into account the ability for the audience of Biblical teachings thousands of years ago to understand the science behind the creation of the universe. 

The theories of modern day scientists, including the Big Bang theory, require a great deal of faith on those who believe such theories to be true. Scientists will never be able to prove how the universe was created and Biblical scripture cannot be cited literally to disprove scientific theories. Modern scientists have no problem accepting that belief in God requires faith, but many of them forget that it takes faith to believe in many scientific theories as well. 

Those who do not understand science, particularly atheists seeking something to validate their beliefs, attempt to use scientific theories to disprove the existence of God. I believe that to be a fool's errand and there is no shortage of fools in this world. There are relatively few people in this world that understand modern theoretical physics well enough to explain the theories to the rest of us. Those who attempt to support atheistic beliefs with science are fools who rarely understand the nature of physics or religion.