Tucker Carlson

Thank you for doing this.

Yeah, absolutely.

I have read Genesis, like, you know, on and off most of my life.

Never noticed the first part of chapter six with the Nephilim until about four years ago.

Someone mentioned it to me in the subsequent years.

I must've had 15 conversations, 25 conversations about the Nephilim.

So it seemed worth talking to someone who understands exactly what the Nephilim are.

What are the Nephilim?

And am I pronouncing it correctly?

But everyone agreed it was a more advanced world than the world they lived in.

Do we have any sense how much earlier the flood took place?

What's the timeline, roughly?

So do we think the flood came from melting glaciers?

and so yeah all those changes happen and and there's this massive disruption so the villages everything currently at the bottom of the black sea were built during this golden age that preceded previous to that yeah and when we believe that that and do we believe just as modern people that that civilization was more technologically advanced than the ones that followed it

Yeah.

I mean, but there are ancient structures, stone structures, so we can't radiocarbon date them, but we don't, even now can't say how they were built, right?

I mean, how would you?

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