The Pyramid Conundrum for Evolutionists
AnalogyHistorical AccountStory★★★★I’m always amazed when evolutionists say, yeah, for 10 million years, you know, whatever it was, these half-human, half-ape creatures kind of drug around their knuckles and hit their wives over the head with a club and that’s how they got married. And then all of a sudden, they learned how to write and build pyramids.
And it is mind-boggling to me how they think there could be this incredible leap in intelligence where they go in such a short span to such fantastic wisdom. And because it is such a conundrum for anthropologists and paleontologists, the only thing they can come up with is someone must have visited from another planet and helped them build the pyramids. How many of you have heard that theory? You know why they got that theory?
Because they can’t figure out how they got so smart so quick. But there was a lot of wisdom that God gave Adam and Eve and they were taught of God.
And they brought some of that, made it with Noah and his family through the flood and the Egyptians retained some of that mathematical genius and that calculus and all that they knew and they’re building pyramids.
Batchelor, Doug, “Jesus in All the Bible, Pt. 7 – Moses, Pt. 1” (AudioVerse teaching 31098).
The point
The preacher highlights the 'conundrum' for evolutionists who struggle to explain the sudden leap in human intelligence from primitive beings to pyramid builders in a short span of time. He notes that some resort to theories of alien intervention because they cannot reconcile this rapid advancement with evolutionary timelines, suggesting instead that early humans retained wisdom from God.
