What happens to ‘science’ when Babylon gets hold of it?

Let’s explore.

For a belief to be science, it must meet two criteria:

1. It must be observable.
2. It must be repeatable under laboratory conditions.

The law of gravity is very easy to prove.  Every time I drop something, it falls.  That is observable and repeatable.  I can do it over and over with the same result.

That is science.

There are two more laws of nature, on par with the law of gravity, that are beyond dispute:

1. Life does not come from lifelessness.
2. Order does not arise out of chaos.

These two laws of nature destroy macro-evolution as a viable science.  That means those who interpret the facts of nature through the lens of evolution are deluded.  Their conclusions are based on false premises that are designed to deceive.

Al Gore once said that Man-made Global Warming was science.  He assured us that this science was ‘settled’ so there is no longer any need for debate.

Al Gore was relying on Babylonian science (science that controls behavior rather than enlightens the mind).  In other words, he was lying.

Man-made Global Warming, or Climate Change, is not observable, and we certainly could not even create it if we wanted to.  This is a pseudo-science, like most other fictions that are labeled ‘science,’ and is not taken seriously by those of us who think rather than emote.

The solution to ‘climate change’ is to allow powerful people, who do not like us and consider us disposable, to determine what is ‘sustainable’ for our survival.  We would have to empower these people to control every aspect of our lives in hopes that they could lower our ‘carbon footprint’ and save the planet.

If climate change were real, it would be preferable to the solution.

When the COVID hysteria engulfed the world, we were told that we should follow the ‘science.’  The ‘science’ that was being pushed was:

• Wear a mask
• Engage in physical distancing of six feet and limiting contacts.
• Do not go outside where other people are.
• Isolate yourself.
• Do not work out.
• Do not travel.
• Clean your hands with neurotic enthusiasm.
• Take the experimental COVID ‘vaccine’ and avoid Ivermectin.

Most of this ‘science’ was the exact opposite of what we should have been doing.  None of this had anything to do with science and everything to do with control of our behavior.

Our Democrat leaders used ‘science’ to lock us in our homes and treat us like prisoners.

This is the Babylonian version of ‘following the science.’

And let’s not forget that Anthony Fauci once proclaimed that he was the personification of science.  Just as Christ is the manifestation of the Truth of God, Fauci fancied himself the manifestation of all scientific learning.

He still has not been brought to justice for the destructive lies that he enforced upon the rest of us.

In the same vein as Fauci, we have BioLogos, the archenemy of Ken Ham.

According to Ken, “BioLogos is an organization that exists to try to convince Christians to add evolution and millions of years into the Bible.”  BioLogos wants to convince us that “Science is good” so that we do not bother questioning the conclusions of the experts when they call something ‘science.’

This precept certainly meets with Al Gore’s approval.

It seems that the members of BioLogos are upset that there is growing mistrust of our universities and the experts that inhabit them.  The ‘scientists’ within these hallowed halls are mistrusted by society because they keep lying to us.

When our educated class is dishonest, it is no longer trustworthy and is not taken seriously anymore.

The good people at BioLogos never try to define science because that would work against them.  Ken Ham points out that they fail to separate ‘historical’ science and ‘observational science.’  Historical science is speculative because no one, other than God, was there to see our beginnings.

That means ‘scientists’ must speculate about our beginnings.  If we stick to our definition of ‘science,’ that means, for instance, evolution, at best, is only a theory.  Since it flies in the face of the basic laws of nature, it is the opposite of science.

It is superstition.

Undeterred by real science, the cult of BioLogos has decided to jettison the Bible – because the only observer of creation was God – and start with man’s ideas of our genesis.  With that as their starting point, they can then wedge God’s word into this absurd theory to give themselves the appearance of piety.

If they just came out and said God got it wrong, that would be a dead giveaway.  We would be able to identify them immediately as deluded atheists and naturalists, and the ruse would be revealed.

According to Ken Ham, “BioLogos was founded by Dr. Francis Collins, the former head of the National Institutes of Health. During Dr. Collins’ time as its head, the NIH funded research that destroyed human embryos (people made in the image of God), transplanted the scalps from aborted babies onto the backs of mice, and offered “sex changes” and cross-sex hormones to young children.

These are the loony birds that we are supposed to consider enlightened.

There are several reasons to reject the theory of evolution:

1. It renders life meaningless.
2. It brings the Word of God into disrepute.
3. It does not explain why everything that ever happened on Earth that required intelligence happened within the 6,000-year Biblical timeframe (assuming an approximate 3960 BC creation date).

It is difficult to believe that man was evolving over millions of years, then, just in time for the Biblical timeframe, men created civilization, math, science, philosophy, legal codes, and everything else that requires intelligence.

There seems to be an agenda behind this outrageous coincidence.

If God created the world several billion years ago, he must not have thought very much of us.  If we were the crown of his creation (Psalm 8:5), did he really need to mess around for billions of years before he got around to creating us?

It is almost as if the Biologos people want us to believe our lives are meaningless.

Mystery Babylon will one day traffic in the bodies and souls of men (Revelation 18:13).  She will treat us as if our lives are meaningless, too.

The truth is, we were created in the image of God.  He made us a little lower than the heavenly beings and crowned us with glory and honor.  He made us the ruler over the works of his hands and put everything under our feet.

Evolutionists believe the opposite; to them, we are disposable.

The whole point of evolution is to make people believe that their lives are futile.  Totalitarians, inspired by their father Satan, would love us to have that view of human nature.  It makes us much easier to control so that we do not seek things beyond what this world can provide.

That makes evolution a doctrine of demons, not a science.

The apostle Peter warned us that there will be false teachers among the faithful (II Peter 2:1-3).

He prophesied, “They will secretly introduce destructive heresies, even denying the sovereign Lord who bought them—bringing swift destruction on themselves.  Many will follow their shameful ways and will bring the way of truth into disrepute.  In their greed, these teachers will exploit you with stories they have made up.”

Yep, sounds like the theory of evolution to me.

As most Christians know, if macro-evolution is true, then Jesus, who is the manifestation of the Truth of God, was wrong about many things.  For instance,

1. Jesus believed the account of Genesis 1 and 2. His lineage is traced back to Adam and Eve, who were the first people God created.  He did not believe in Cro-Magnon Man or Neanderthal Man, who allegedly lived before Adam and Eve.
2. Jesus believed we were created in the image of God; he did not believe we evolved from lower forms of life.
3. Jesus believed that there was no death because there was no sin before the fall of man, because he came to correct Adam’s failure.
4. Jesus believed in Noah, the flood that destroyed the earth, and the Ark that saved him.

If Jesus was wrong about so many things, he could not be the Son of God.  Anyone who believes that Jesus is not the Son of God is a liar.  He is an antichrist because he denies the Father and the Son.

That means the fine people at BioLogos are destined for the fires of hell.

Once again, nothing that required intelligence has ever occurred outside of the 6,000-year timeframe of the Bible.  There was no civilization, no math, no science, no philosophy, no literature, no nothing.

Just, allegedly, mindless beasts trying to eke out a living in a meaningless world.

The people at BioLogos are selling us a spiritual prison that we can rot away in with them while we await the judgment of God.

Many people around the world are drunk on the wine of their adulteries.

If you are one of them, you’d better sober up, or you will share their fate.

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Donation Drive May to July

Over the past quarter, we have continued to build on the strong foundation that has made Rapture Ready the leading site in Bible prophecy. Once again, it is time to reflect on what we’ve accomplished and ask for your continued support.

Rapture Ready remains the top-ranked site in its field. One factor helping to sustain this position is the steady decline in fellow prophecy websites. As other sites disappear, more people are turning to Rapture Ready as a trusted source for insight and information.

At the same time, we are clearly living in the age of artificial intelligence—a technology that is rapidly reshaping nearly every aspect of life. Entire job categories may vanish, while new ones emerge. With the creation of software that can mimic aspects of human thinking, we are entering a period of profound transformation.

However, this advancement also raises serious concerns. Because AI is developed and directed by humans, it inevitably reflects our sinful nature. For that reason, the long-term outlook may not be as promising as it first appears.

Major technology companies have already invested over $1 trillion in data infrastructure and AI development. Progress is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, with some systems advancing through multiple generations in just months—largely because AI itself is being used to improve the next wave of AI tools.

I recently created accounts with ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini to experiment with their graphic capabilities. Terry recently needed a good photo for a podcast interview, so I used Gemini to enhance an older picture of him. The picture was fine, but I needed to edit out a book he was holding.

That same day, I generated an image of a friend in Iowa who was standing on his front lawn with the King of Rock ’n’ Roll himself, Elvis Presley. My mother never owned a gun in her life, so it was both surprising and humorous to create a picture of her sitting at the kitchen table, proudly holding an AK-47 rifle.

AI is an incredible resource, yet it can produce outputs that are peculiar, unsettling, and often deeply concerning. Unfortunately, those with malicious intent have discovered ways to exploit it for their criminal activities.

Recently, a woman contacted me saying she received a call from a number displaying my name. The caller asked for her personal financial information, which was clearly a scam, as we don’t make such calls. I received a call claiming my electric bill was past due and threatening to shut off my power unless I made an immediate payment. The call mentioned Entergy as the power supplier, but our city of Benton, Arkansas, operates its own utility.

A couple of weeks ago, I asked an AI program what the top names in Bible prophecy are in America. The Search result helped explain why prophecy ministries have suddenly become so unpopular. It gave the names of three ministries that are connected to cults. It also listed Jack Impe and Hal Lindsey. These two men have passed away.

Since Rapture Ready was nowhere on their list. I asked ChatGTP and Gemini where our site is ranked. The response was a revelation in how these sneaky programs have marginalized us. It said, “Rapture Ready is considered a premier online resource for eschatology (the study of the end times) within conservative Christian circles.” It noted that RR often “refers to itself as the most visited prophecy site on the web.”

AI admits that RR is highly influential in the digital sphere for prophecy, but we are pigeon-holed as an independent, web-based ministry. RR is a “Top-tier site,” but only on a historical basis. It’s reminiscent of how Billie Holiday was a great jazz musician — for a woman of color. Similarly, Albert Einstein was pretty smart — for a Jewish guy.

We are either a top-visited site, or we are not. Since Google is the King of traffic ranking and popularity, they should know exactly where we stand. Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon, stepping onto the surface on July 20, 1969. If Mr. Google suddenly claimed otherwise, it would raise serious questions. Pure logic doesn’t apply to sites like RR because the god of this world has no love for us.

Several years ago, all search engines consistently ranked us at or near the top across many key categories. While our overall traffic hasn’t changed dramatically, the landscape around us has shifted. The agenda of social media platforms and search engines has evolved rapidly, and that shift is becoming impossible to ignore.

There is a very select group of end-time believers who face discrimination. For example, I recently looked up one of the groups connected to Seventh-day Adventists. What stood out was the complete absence of any critical perspective. There was no mention of their repeated predictions about the end of the world, nor any acknowledgment that most Christians dispute their end-time teachings.

This kind of imbalance highlights how information is increasingly filtered or framed in a way that leaves out important context. It’s not always about what is said—but what is no longer being said.

A key reason Rapture Ready greatly needs your financial support is that many services which were once free now come with a price. For example, we now have to pay for an option just to track the site’s traffic—something that used to be included with basic hosting packages. New tools, like our new voice program and other software, also come with ongoing annual costs.

In addition, there are numerous plugins and services required to keep the site running smoothly—some essential, others less clear, but all adding to the overall expense. If web hosting were an airplane, you would have to swipe your credit card just to get the airbag to pop out in case of an emergency.

Although costs continue to escalate, I refuse to let the burden of these expenses or their inherent unfairness weigh me down. We are living in a time of rapid change, and I believe the end of all things is drawing very near. The increasing instability we see in the world only reinforces that belief.

That’s why your support matters now more than ever. If you’ve found value in Rapture Ready, I encourage you to consider making a donation. Your help allows us to continue sharing information during what I believe are the final days of this age.

There are three ways you can contribute to RR: Send a financial gift via our PO box address; make a one-time donation; or make monthly donations. If you’re interested in signing up, find the links on the Donation Depot page. Donations can be sent to our PO Box at:

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–Todd