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It is possible that Barack Obama, if he is really the imperial President, might be on the hunt for a court jester with a left bent. Who better than Bill Maher, the late night maestro of malediction, would be an ideal candidate for this role? Not content with only committing blasphemy against God, Maher made the decision to offend sixty million people in the United States of America for believing in the Bible, and more especially for believing in the tale of Noah’s Ark. In a video that was provided by The Blaze, Maher can be seen surrounded by his usual sycophants, all of whom are adoringly transfixed on their guru of garbage and ready to laugh, seemingly right on cue, with their faces beaming, for the privilege of being in the presence of the master of mindless malevolent mayhem and muck. Maher believed that it was a humorous way to refer to God as a “psychotic mass killer” due to the fact that he purposefully wiped out all of the ancients via a flood. The evidence does not support Maher’s claim that he was responsible for the destruction of both the good and the wicked. He killed them all because, according to the Bible, not a single one of them exhibited even the slightest bit of morally acceptable conduct. God promised Abraham that he would spare the city of Sodom from destruction if he could locate just 10 individuals who were virtuous inside its walls. The remainder of the tale is no longer relevant. When the assumption that all of the creatures on earth are native to a five-mile radius surrounding the ark was made fun of, it brought about snickers. In point of fact, the animals were given the knowledge of the flood, and they may have been traveling to the ark for weeks, months, or even years after they were given the information. Making a comparison between the legacy of Maher and that of Noah’s Ark is when the stark disparity really starts to emerge. Over the course of the hunt for the ark, missions have been sent to Mount Ararat, and some of these missions have even returned with hewn gopher wood that was discovered on the 14K level of the mountain. The ark has been the subject of several models, and the most recent one is going to be a reproduction that will cost $73 million and be located at a theme park. The controversial version of Noah’s Ark that was only recently created and starring actor Russell Crowe is one of the many films that have been made about the biblical phenomenon. We have no choice but to inquire about the number of missions that will be sent to Maher’s remains in order to ascertain the location and significance of his life. What sort of a movie could be created on his life, other than a comedy about a comic who rants, scoffs, scowls, and blaspheme? Who will build a model or a monument to him? What kind of movie could be made about his lifestyle? By surrounding himself with a gaggle of giggling goofballs and gorge himself with an inflated view of his own intelligence, Maher is only able to give a new definition to the meaning of Christ’s proclamation, which can be found in Luke’s gospel. This may be the only true contribution that Maher has made to the world. “Woe to you who laugh from this moment on! Because you are going to be sad and cry.” (The Bible, Luke 6:25b) Maher may stay up late thinking of ways to insult Christians and the bible, but it is very evident that he has never focused on the Quran and people who adhere to its anti-life, furious, and confused message. He may have been thinking of ways to mock others. This particular reality was most accurately expressed in a comment made by a blogger, which was also discovered on the Blaze. “This coruscated challenge to Maher was a quotation from someone who goes by the moniker Rhuh-Rhoh,” the other person said. “Billy, Could you please carry this line of thinking to the Middle East and convey to the Muslim world that there is no such thing as Mohammed? We shall be waiting for the reaction that you are certain to get with an open mind. Maher’s calculations have a lot to be desired when one considers the fact that if God does not exist, the ark is a narrative that children make up, and the flood is a fable, then the question arises as to how many people God was responsible for killing. Even if you just have a fourth-grade education, you are still able to do this mathematical operation; the solution is zero (0). Why is Maher smearing the reputation of a legendary murderer if there was no one who was killed? It’s possible that Maher has some reservations about this. In point of fact, if Bill were to have a doubt, to whom would he disclose it? Would he hunt up the closest scientist and let it be known that he is beginning to believe in something? In light of the fact that science has been going on for the last four hundred years, Maher said that the biblical explanation of anything could only be believed by fools. He made a reference to Copernicus, who was the one who developed the heliocentric model of the solar system. This concept puts the sun, rather than the earth, at the center of our system. He omitted to note that with the creation of the telescope, the same finding might have been made by almost anybody, even a member of the church, a school child, or a total moron. When it comes to science, however, mishaps are inevitable. The question that has to be asked is whether or not Isaac Newton really discovered gravity, or if it was only that no one noticed it until something (the apple) just happened to knock them on the head. Are you referring to enlightenment or a moment of consciousness, which is uncommon during the Renaissance period, to everyone who attends church or not? It is possible that the educational institutions of the past were not located in close proximity to apple orchards, which would have accelerated the beginning of the age of enlightenment. Maher would have us all reject the God who sent his Son to die for our sins in favor of scientists who have provided us with nothing but a flawless record of pure truth and marvelous discoveries through empiricism and sheer brilliance. He would have us all reject the God who gave us his Son through the sacrifice of his Son. We must include discoveries such as nerve gas, biological, and atomic weapons that have the potential to totally kill every man, woman, and kid on the earth. These discoveries must be included in addition to all of the tablets and delightfully distracting hand held devices of today. Is it better to express our gratitude to science right now or to wait till some idiot presses the tiny red launch button? Due to the fact that there are so many scientists, it would be difficult to choose a place where we could worship the new deity from the scientific community. It is possible that we may think of the hundreds of liberal, godless institutions and colleges as the churches of science, and the collective intellect of man as the deity of science. Even if we did that, we would still be worshiping an unseen deity for a number of reasons that are immediately apparent. Before we make it simply another golden calf to bow down to, let’s make sure that the record is accurate from a scientific standpoint. The fact that scientists are unable to reach a consensus on the precise moment when the life of our species starts is the most appropriate place to start. When Barack Obama responded to the question at the presidential debate that took place at Saddleback Church in 2008, he claimed that it was a subject that was “beyond his pay grade.” This response did not come as a surprise to us. In any case, Barack is not a scientist; thus, what is the scientist’s justification? First things first: before we accuse God of being a murderer, let’s take a closer look at the situation. From 1973 until the present day, more than 56 million infants have been put to death by individuals who are ecstatic about the discoveries made in the field of science but who are much too ignorant to provide a solution to the issue of when life starts in the womb. The total population of the planet at the time of Noah was fewer than seven million; it would seem that we are ahead of God in terms of the number of people we have killed by 49 million in the United States alone and 143 million globally. What is our justification, other than the fact that we do not want them (the adorable infants) to be around to interfere with our own aspirations and personal objectives for life? In contrast to the recalcitrant individuals of the past, our victims are completely blameless. Then, along comes the population that is still gloating over a trip to the moon, despite the fact that our social upheavals are getting closer to Armageddon or Planet War Three, and that every five seconds, a kid in our world passes away as a result of famine and neglect. Has science become myopic? If you want to see a kid who is hungry, you don’t need a telescope, and you don’t need a rocket ship to go to them with a piece of food. Under the pretext of scientific knowledge, how many years were spent watching the blood of ill and ailing people stream into buckets? This practice was referred to as “bloodletting” at the time. At the same time that Maher criticized the Jews for their wool clothing and other people for their silly liturgical observances and hygienic practices such as washing their hands and pots, he failed to mention the thousands of people who died of infections in our hospitals and clinics because some medical interns did not know enough to wash their hands. Let’s pay yet another stupid homage to the scientific community, shall we? The individuals who are engaged in everything that is fledgling and kosher in the domains of empirical cognition are not allowed to engage in black stuffy wool. For how many years did the scientific community claim that the form of a man’s skull was the primary factor in determining his moral philosophy? Phrenology was a pseudoscience that was widely accepted during that time period; however, there are many more pseudosciences that are practiced today. The least of these is the concept of easily conquering space in order to bring the promise of ‘heaven’ that was created by humans through interstellar travel. In the absence of space warps or breakthroughs in quantum theory, we are able to say with absolute certainty that if man were to be able to travel at the speed of light and travel halfway across the universe, the sun would be destroyed upon the return of anyone who was sent on that “historic” journey. If they were to return home, they would find that not even the scientists were present. If we forget to note that birds and insects have been able to take flight for thousands of years, then we should also say that man has been able to fly since 1903, which is 111 years at this point. Do we really think that we are on the verge of ‘conquering’ space? Let’s not be so arrogant. Maher and his allies would have a difficult time blaming the Christians for this lengthy period of non-scientific knowledge. After all, the enlightenment had already been going on for a full three hundred years before we got off the ground for the first time. Lastly, but certainly not least, there is the throng that is headed by the musings of Charles Darwin and is characterized by the belief that everything may be created from nothing. What is still lacking are the tens of thousands of connections that were anticipated, particularly those that connect the phases of growth that are envisioned for humanity. Still, the handful that are said to have been recovered are exceedingly questionable, and several of them have been shown to be complete and utter forgeries. A few layers of incomprehensible stacking of the strata and a faltering carbon dating system are hardly “scientific” evidence of anything, other than the fact that man has a broad and vivid imagination and has now discovered a universal reason to remove all responsibility to the Creator God. We can safely assume that if science can climb over and totally disregard their own second law of thermodynamics (entropy) blithely sailing ahead to the belief that everything came from nothing; then all that is left, is to find a Bill Maher and engage him to excoriate the Christians on the subject of Noah’s Ark and over 250 references to God as the sole creator of the earth and everything in it. The Bible contains a number of distinct types of predictions, including pre-exilic, post-exilic, Messianic, and pre-millennial prophecies. However, there is still another sort of prophecy that even looked into the future all the way to see Bill Maher. Over the course of the Psalms, the Prophet-King David looked far ahead, and through the mists of time, Bill Maher was seen sitting at his late night post rambling and postulating about everything he knows very little to nothing about. David responded by saying, “The fool has said in his heart, there is no God.” 14:1a of the Psalms During the evening, Maher elicited the most hearty laughter when he said that, in contrast to the religious folk, the scientific community was not content to simply inquire, “Where does the sun go at night?” The Bible was not written to provide an answer to such a ridiculous question because God understood that he blessed mankind with sufficient intelligence to figure out the answer on their own. Where does the soul of a man go after death? This is the question that the Bible provides an answer to. There is only one thing that would be relevant to ask, and that is whether or not you would have faith in Bill Maher to answer that question for you. For the sixty million people in the United States, whom Maher insulted in such a heartless manner, we have to agree that we will not hear his voice or the words of a thousand scientists with the potential to divert our attention away from the one who has triumphed over death in our behalf. We hear the voice of a Conqueror, not a comic, and we serve a King, not a clown. We are aware that in the near future, all voices will be hushed and overshadowed by the blowing of the last trumpet of God, which will be followed by this heavenly message. “And the seventh angel sounded; and there were loud voices in heaven, saying, The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ; and he shall reign for ever and ever,” God said in the Bible. Revelation 11:15 Since the year 2005, Michael Bresciani has been serving as the publisher of American Prophet.org. It is because of the articles and reports written by Reverend Bresciani, as well as the contributions of some of the most talented writers and journalists in the United States, as well as the news and reviews that the website has acquired the moniker of “The Website for Insight.” His timely reports and writings have been published in print and online journals and magazines and have been read by millions of people all over the world and nationwide. Please follow us on both Facebook and Twitter. See also: Related Articles Blasphemy, “late night maestro of malediction,” “phrenology,” “where does the sun go at night,” “God is a lunatic mass killer,” “guru of crap,” and “Copern” are all examples of things that appear on Bill Maher’s show. This article should be sent to a friend! Subscribe to have articles like as this one sent directly to your inbox! Get a free subscription right now!
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