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Top Podcaster Joe Rogan He said that the Christianity explained the origin of the universe and resurrection made more sense than the theory of “Big Bang”, in the episode “Joe Rogan Experience” on May 7th.
“Wouldn’t it be crazy if not something at once?” Rogan asked the host podcast and creator of Cody Tucker’s contents. “That seems still crazy than there was always something …. That couldn’t be anything and suddenly, everything.”
Rogan paraphrased the quote of the late ethnobotanist and Mystic, Tedrence McKenna, who said that the difference between science and religion is that science seeks only to believe in one miracle – a big burst.
“It’s a great line because it’s really true,” he continued. “People will be unbelieving in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but they are still convinced that the entire universe is smaller than the head of PIN, and for no reason than anyone ever adequately explained to me … He has become everything at the moment?”
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Joe Rogan talked about the origin of the universe with guest Cody Tucker to “Joe Rogan’s experience.” (Spotify)
“I stick with Jesus on the one” Said Rogan.
“Jesus Makes more sense“He added, while he and Tucker talked about the stories of people who allegedly died and revived.
Later, they revised the topic in Podcast while talking about archeological findings and if they confirm stories from ancient cultures, such as world flood accounts.
“I think when you apply it to all other stories, you should probably assume that it is not a fiction,” Rogan said about the notion of a big flood.
“That may not be true … because of the people, but these are probably the echoes of the real story,” he continued.
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Joe Rogan said that faith in Jesus’ resurrection made more sense than the idea that the universe came from anything. (East)
“Imagine if they understood all these things thousands and thousands of years ago, then you have floods, influences, society must be renewed, and then you tell those stories over and over after all this – it would somehow count on many things.” One of them would be if God created the universe in six days, “he continued.
“Maybe it’s a big burst. You may be literally talking about the birth of the universe,” Rogan said. “In a very short time.”
Roganwho hosts one of the most popular subcasties in the world, he said earlier that he grew up Catholic, but is not currently subscribing to any religion.
However, he showed Increased interest in spirituality and religion in recent years on his show.
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Joe Rogan has held several discussions about faith and religion with guests in recent years. (East)
Rogan told Kida Rock last year in an interview: “I think Jesus’ concept is absolutely amazing, and if Jesus came here and wanted to visit me, I would be psychic,” according to Christian post.
He also spoke with actor and director Mel Gibson about his faith and discussed evidence of the Bible with Christian Apologet Wesley Huff in two interviews in January.
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