A Matter of Faith Page #3
[Music]
Good evening and welcome.
Thank you all for coming.
I'm Phil Jamison,
Professor of Journalism
here at the university
and I will also be your
moderator for this evening.
Great crowd huh'?
Yeah, glad we got here early.
Yeah, I was afraid we wouldn't
going to get a seat.
And tonight's debate is being
presented by our Math Department
and so let me introduce
our two debaters to you now.
[door closes]
[Laughter]
Thanks for walking me back.
It was fun.
Hey, hey, any chance of us
doing something again?
[Music]
I don't know.
Well you did crack
two eggs over my head
so I feel like maybe
I should get two chances.
You got me there.
How about this weekend'?
No I can't.
I'm visiting my parents
this weekend.
Ah, yeah, gotta do that.
They are anxious to see me.
How about when you get back?
[Music]
Yeah, that could work.
Well, okay then.
I'll call you.
Thanks for coming out
with me tonight and I'll see ya.
See ya.
Okay-
[Music]
[knocking on door]
Dinner soon.
Thanks Dad.
You busy?
Just sending
a text back to Tyler.
Oh, new boyfriend'?
He's a friend.
I just met him.
So, tell me more about
your classes?
They're going good.
I really like all
of my instructors,
especially my Biology teacher
Professor Kaman.
He's a riot.
You and your roommate
getting along?
Oh, yeah, Ally's great.
We get along well.
Good.
You were always good
at making friends.
Meeting new people
every day it seems.
Did you find a church yet'?
No not yet.
I've just been so busy
getting used to everything.
But I will.
Come on, we're going to be
late for church.
We need to go.
[Footsteps]
I'm here.
Honey, we live so close,
it's embarrassing
when we're late.
Stephen'?
Is also here.
Let's go Rachel.
We'll meet you
in the car Stephen.
Okay-
Dad, will you get
my Bible for me.
Sure.
[Footsteps]
[Music]
I'm headed out.
It feels like
you just got here.
I'll be back to visit soon.
[sigh]
Bye Dad.
Love you.
Drive careful.
Love you too.
[Music]
Let us know when you get there.
Rachel:
I will.[Music]
[Starting car ignition]
Bye.
[Music]
She's made some friends,
likes her classes.
Seems to really like that one
with Professor Kaman.
I'm glad.
[Music]
STEPHEN:
The guy'san evolutionist
and a big proponent
of It Pastor.
He's written several
published articles.
I mean it's a long list.
And there's nothing
in the whole course description
about biblical creation as even
a plausible alternative
from what I could see.
Does that surprise you'?
All our public schools
and universities
teach evolution as the answer
to the origins of life.
Even some of our
Christian schools
are buying into
the evolution theory
as pan of the creation account.
You're kidding.
The attack on Genesis
is a real battleground.
Well, I certainly
don't like the idea
of Rachel sitting
under this guy in class.
Have you had a chance
No not yet, but I will.
Actually, she's not the one
I'd like to talk to.
Mister Blair, may I dialogue
with you for a moment'?
Ah, yes sir.
I understand you're here
on a track scholarship.
You're a fifteen hundred
meter man.
Yes I am.
Congratulation s.
I use to do a bit of track
myself back in the day
so I know a little of what
you guys go through.
Do you mind my asking what's
your best time in that event?
Ah, four-o-three.
Four minutes and three seconds.
That is very impressive running.
That must be the best time
on your team.
No.
ahead of me right now.
Three.
Well then, I guess you've got
a little competition
ahead of you, don't you.
[Class laughs]
Yeah, I'll get 'em.
That's the spirit.
You got what ten teams
in the conference.
I think so.
No there are I checked.
So, lets say there
are four fellas on each team
running the fifteen hundred,
that's forty runners,
where do you think
Not sure sir.
Thirtieth maybe'?
Could be.
Well then I guess you got a lot
of competition ahead of you.
[Class laughs]
Yeah, yeah I guess so.
Well you're a freshman,
we'll give you time to move up
through the conference
which lam sure you will.
Besides, we can look at this
whole thing from another angle.
For one thing, Mr. Blair
can certainly outrun anyone
in this class.
But better than that,
if he had run the
fifteen hundred meters
in that kind of time
in the 1896 Olympics,
he would have won gold.
He'd won by thirty seconds.
And if he had done the same
in 1904 Olympics,
he would have won
by two seconds.
Do you see
what's happening here'?
As we evolve, we're getting
faster, stronger, smarter.
Look at the technological leaps
that have happened
just in the last fifty years.
Imagine what our species
is going to be like
How cool would it be
[Music]
Hey.
I figured you'd be here.
A few of us are going downtown
to grab a bite to eat
and there's a jazz band playing.
Why don't you call Tyler
and come with us'?
I can't, I just got here
and I've got to finish this
for Kaman's class.
Ally:
Can't you do it later?I ts not due till Thursday.
Rachel:
I know.But I've got other work
to do too.
You're so studious.
Okay, well if you change
your mind, call me.
Okay-
Have fun.
You're taking Kaman's class?
Pardon.
Sorry, couldn't help
but overhear.
You're taking
Professor Kaman's class.
Yes I am.
You too?
No, I had him
His class is so interesting.
Didn't you like him'?
Like him, yeah.
He's seems like a nice guy.
Agree with him,
that's a different story.
Don't you think Professor Kaman
has some good concepts.
He could be right.
It looks you've got
a lot work to do,
and I was just on
my way out myself, so.
By the way, my name's Evan,
Evan Carlson.
Nice to meet you...
Rachel Whitaker.
Alright, see around
Rachel Whitaker.
Yeah, see ya.
[Music]
By the way Rachel.
[Music]
He's not right.
[Music]
Luke:
You sure those girlsare going to be there?
Jason:
They told methey were coming.
Luke:
Just remember,I get first pick.
Jason:
Yeah, right.You'll be lucky if one of them
even says hi to you.
Tyler:
Don't worry Luke,Jason ain't going to get anybody
so you get your pick.
Jason:
Okay, how aboutyou worry about
your own deal you got going on.
Luke:
Tyler still playingthat game with Rachel?
Jason:
Oh yeah,and striking out.
Tyler:
Actually we're buildinga meaningful relationship,
something you two amateurs
wouldn't know anything about.
Jason:
Which aftertranslation means,
he's not getting anywhere.
Come on Tyler man, I told you,
you should just dump her.
Look boys.
I'm not just going
to let someone crack
two eggs over my head
and come away empty.
Alright?
I'm just not as impatient
as Jason over here.
My little plan will play out.
Just wait and see.
I just talked to Rachel,
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