It’s not pretty.
Wow, and they believing in God is insane? Takes more "faith" to believe what I just watched. #Cosmos — Tirrell Cotton (@tirrellcotton) March 10, 2014
Wow, and they believing in God is insane? Takes more "faith" to believe what I just watched. #Cosmos
— Tirrell Cotton (@tirrellcotton) March 10, 2014
Our entire universe exist because our father Jehovah God and his wonderful son CHRIST Jesus Created it for us to enjoy. #Cosmos — Judy M (@jdthmrgn6060) March 10, 2014
Our entire universe exist because our father Jehovah God and his wonderful son CHRIST Jesus Created it for us to enjoy. #Cosmos
— Judy M (@jdthmrgn6060) March 10, 2014
Degrasse Tyson just said that life may have come from space. That's the naturalistic evolutionary version of the God of the gaps. #cosmos — Mike Andrews (@athensjw) March 10, 2014
Degrasse Tyson just said that life may have come from space. That's the naturalistic evolutionary version of the God of the gaps. #cosmos
— Mike Andrews (@athensjw) March 10, 2014
#Cosmos i can answer where life came from. God Next question. — Chad Corbett (@ChadCorb) March 10, 2014
#Cosmos i can answer where life came from. God Next question.
— Chad Corbett (@ChadCorb) March 10, 2014
Apparently #cosmos can just lie on TV. The moon was actually created by God. As was life. So yeah we do know where life came from. — Matt Albert (@MattAlbert3) March 10, 2014
Apparently #cosmos can just lie on TV. The moon was actually created by God. As was life. So yeah we do know where life came from.
— Matt Albert (@MattAlbert3) March 10, 2014
Dear #cosmos, the origin of the universe actually is not mysterious. God had Moses write about it in the #Bible. You should read it sometime — Andy Forister (@andyforister) March 10, 2014
Dear #cosmos, the origin of the universe actually is not mysterious. God had Moses write about it in the #Bible. You should read it sometime
— Andy Forister (@andyforister) March 10, 2014
Cosmos got me excited thinking about a God who made something so big who loved something so little that he gave his son to save us. #bygrace — Matt Schuler (@mattschuler) March 10, 2014
Cosmos got me excited thinking about a God who made something so big who loved something so little that he gave his son to save us. #bygrace
— Matt Schuler (@mattschuler) March 10, 2014
Thank you @neiltyson and #cosmos for showing how God created us. Everything you said was in line with the Bible. Can't wait for next week. — Mark Thelen (@Thelen_Mark) March 10, 2014
Thank you @neiltyson and #cosmos for showing how God created us. Everything you said was in line with the Bible. Can't wait for next week.
— Mark Thelen (@Thelen_Mark) March 10, 2014
