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Bill Nye feels certain that “science” proves what he believes.

He believes that the Genesis Flood didn’t happen.

He believes that Noah couldn’t have built the Ark.

He’s also convinced that there was a huge bang billions of years ago that created everything from nothing.

He thinks this bang caused the stars to form.

He’s certain that those stars made all the other elements and that natural causes formed the earth.

He’s convinced that lifeless molecules turned into living organisms.

He claims to know that those living organisms evolved into human beings.

Bill also feels sure that no one can know God.

Ever confident, Bill admits that his proofs for his opinions consist of assumptions, but he insists that those assumptions come from experience, so he feels justified in using the assumptions to “prove” all his interpretations. In other words, all of Bill’s evidence ultimately rests on assumptions.

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