A Matter of Faith Page #7
I don't want him to do it.
Excuse me,
couldn't help but overhear.
Are you talking about
Professor Kaman
when he goes
through his routine
about how we all
came from apes'?
Yeah. Have you seen it'?
Yeah, I've seen it.
I thought it was great.
[Evan snickering]
Let me ask you something,
does your moth er
look like an ape'?
Wham yam say'?
Does your mother
look like an ape'?
Watch it man.
I'll assume that's a no.
How about your grandmother'?
Does she look like an ape'?
What? Man, who are you'?
I'll take that as another no.
So your mother
doesn't look like an ape
and neither does
your grandmother.
How about your
great grandmother,
do pictures go that
far back in your family,
does she look like an ape'?
What's your deal man'?
Kaman says we all
come from apes.
So which one in your
family was the monkey'?
I got news for you.
You can take it
all the way back
to the very first man
and woman, Adam and Eve,
and guess what,
no one was ever an ape.
You know why'?
Cause apes come from apes
and humans come from humans.
Now, who's going to make who
look like a complete idiot?
[Music continues]
Whatever.
[Music continues]
I don't need you to defend me.
[Music continues]
I wasn't defending you.
[Music continues]
My picture and everything.
Hey, I know a good story
when it comes my way.
I'm getting some
great feedback already.
I'd say you and your team put
together a very nice article.
Thank you, I'm shooting
for a full house on this one.
I just hope your
opponent shows up.
Any reason to think he won't'?
No.
But I've got a feeling
after this debate is done,
he'll wish he'd stayed home.
Hah. You're too kind.
I'll see you Thursday night.
JASON:
Look, its not that hard.All you gotta do
is memorize this stuff
and then after the test
you can just forget it.
That's what Tyler and I do.
LUKE:
This is so stupid.How's this ever
gonna help you in life?
JASON:
It's not, that's why wememorize and then we forget.
Just like I keep telling Tyler,
you've just gotta forget
that Rachel girl.
But you know him,
he'll hang in there.
LUKE:
Maybe he really likes her.JASON:
He likes herbecause she's cute.
That's all.
LUKE:
I wouldn't let anyonecrack eggs over my head.
I don't care how cute she is.
JASON:
Yeah, Tylerand his stupid plan.
Well we'll see what happens
at the ag football party
this weekend,
that's when he's supposed
to make his move.
Eventually he'll see
[Music continues]
[Music continues]
What is so important
that you need to talk
to me right now'?
Could we sit down
for a minute'?
Come on Evan.
Could we just sit down
for a minute please.
What'?
Rachel, I'm sorry to bother you
but I need
to tell you something.
What you need to do
is talk my Dad out
of doing this debate.
to yourself sometime.
Kaman's sure done
a number on you.
Why are you so against
Professor Kaman'?
Does this sound familiar?
Just show up and get a C.
What'?
Kaman's class.
He'll give you a C
as your final grade
if you just show up
without doing any work.
Didn't you ever
wonder about that'?
I mean no other
teacher does it.
Maybe that's why he's the most
popular instructor on campus.
Or the one with
the biggest agenda.
What do mean by that'?
to get students to doubt their
faith in God and the Bible.
So, you're saying
I'm not a Christian now.
You tell me.
I mean, just the other day
you wouldn't even admit
that God created the world.
I know God created the world.
Yeah.
Committed to that truth?
Then why are you all over your
Dad for wanting to defend it'?
He's just never done anything
like this before.
You know why is it
that one Christian
wants to take a stand
for his faith
and the next one doesn't'?
Why do some Christians
have convictions about things
and others don't'?
Maybe the difference lies in how
we first came to the Lord.
Was it by addition
or submission?
What do you mean by that'?
It seems to me that a lot of
people have just added Jesus
to their life,
but that's not it.
You can't just add Jesus
to your life,
you must submit
your life to Him.
There's a big difference.
So you are saying
I'm not a Christian?
Only you can answer that one.
Just leave me alone.
You can't leave yet.
Yes I can.
Rachel,
I came to tell you something.
I'm not interested.
Tyler's the one not interested.
[Music]
Having you crack
those eggs over his head
was a set up.
I just overheard
two of his buddies
talking about it in the library.
And that ag football party
this weekend,
that's when he's going
to make his move.
[Music continues]
Rachel, Tyler only
spends time with you
because he thinks
you're cute and that's it.
[Music continues]
You're making this up.
[Music continues]
It's the truth Rachel.
[Music continues]
That's why I came over here.
[Music continues]
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I don't believe you.
[Music continues]
I wouldn't lie to you.
But Tyler is.
[Music continues]
Sorry.
[Music continues]
EVAN VOICE:
It seems to methat a lot of people
their life, but that's not it.
You can't just add
Jesus to your fife,
you must submit
your fife to Him.
[Music continues]
Lord Jesus, I want to submit.
[Music continues]
[Stephen phone rings]
Rachel?
RACHEL:
Hi Dad.Are you alright?
RACHEL:
I'm fine.[Music]
Dad first, I want to tell you
how sorry I am.
[Music]
I brought you some juice.
Hey, you're up early.
[Music]
Ally, I need to
tell you something.
Alright that's it.
A reminder, the debate is
tonight at the Fine Arts Center
and I strongly encourage
you all to attend.
Now as for the debate itself,
I accepted a challenge
It is my obligation
to this University
and to the students I teach to
defend what I know to be true.
I do hope I see you there
this evening.
Dismissed.
[Students packing up
and leaving]
Why don't you go ahead,
I'll catch up later.
Okay-
[Students walking]
Professor Kaman'?
Yes Rachel.
You said that my dad was
the one who challenged you
but that's not really correct.
I think that you're the one
who challenged him.
Your father wanted
to confront me on my views,
I could tell from
the moment I met him.
I planned to go easy
on him and I will.
Miss Whitaker?
Yes sir.
Well?
The chicken came first.
[Music]
I've been waiting for you
but I'm in a rush.
I got a game.
Walk with me please.
[Music continues]
Where we heading,
because like I said,
I've got a game to get to.
I can't see you anymore.
What'?
I can't see you anymore.
Wait, what,
what brought this on?
I don't really know
how to say this,
but I haven't been
fair with you.
Fair with me'?
What are you talking about?
I like you Tyler, I do.
You're such a nice guy and
you've always so kind to me.
We're not right.
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