The Genesis Code Page #5
going back to the British
geologists like William Buckland
and his detailed writings
concerning-
Blake:
Well, that was fun."Aldinian," "Tabotian,"
"Atibanian," "Tomin"...
I had no idea what
he was talking about.
Well, then how about we talk
about something
more interesting?
Like some more information for
my story, please?
Why not?
I want to apologize for Chase
They were out of bounds.
You have every right to believe
whatever you want.
No matter how
stupid that might be.
I didn't say that.
That's okay,
I'm used to it.
Christians are dim or naive
or just need a crutch to get
past the fear of death.
I didn't say that, either.
I happen to know that a lot of
what's in the Bible is true.
oh, do you?
Things like the Bronze Age
and the Battle of Jericho
and the Dead Sea Scrolls.
I've even seen possible
scientific explanations
for the ten plagues and
the parting of the Red Sea,
but it's really just
the opening verses.
Genesis?
Yeah.
Yeah, Genesis.
God created the heavens
and the Earth in six days?
I mean, it just isn't true.
I mean, science has
clearly proven,
it took 14, 16 billion years.
I mean, you open up a book
is untrue, it's kind of hard
to take the rest of the book
seriously.
So you believe that
the Bible is true post-Adam?
With a lot of parables
But Genesis is fiction.
Look, I think Genesis
is a fable constructed by men
who lived in a pre-science era
trying to explain something
they could have no way
of understanding.
So then if I could prove to you
the truth of Genesis,
you would take
a fresh look at the Bible?
Yeah...
yeah.
Yeah, you prove that science
and Genesis are not in conflict
and I'll reconsider.
Fair enough.
All right,
back to my interview.
Shoot.
What is your favorite color?
Are you serious?
I have to have some
foundation, okay?
Blue, what's yours?
I'm doing the interview.
No, but like I said Saturday,
there needs to be some serious
empathy between
the writer
and the subject and I just-
- I don't feel the connection.
- It's green.
What's your favorite food?
Meatloaf, mashed potatoes
Mine's huevos rancheros.
I had them one time on a trip
to California.
What's your favorite book?
And comics don't count.
Anything by John Jakes.
And you?
And the Bible doesn't count.
"Jane Eyre" for the old
and any mystery by Sarah Andrews
for the new.
Favorite actor?
Gary Cooper.
For the woman, Vivien Leigh.
Mine would be Denzel Washington
and Janine Turner.
Favorite movie?
- old or new?
- old.
"Sergeant York. "
New?
"open Range. "
You?
All time,
"Ten North Frederick. "
No way.
Suzy Parker,
Geraldine Fitzgerald and-
- Gary Cooper.
- Very nice.
Maybe we have a little bit more
in common than I thought.
That's a scary notion,
isn't it?
okay.
Moving in a new direction...
what do you want to be
when you grow up?
World chess champion.
That's an interesting...
- goal for a hockey superstar.
- And that's off the record.
I think you're supposed to tell
me that before you say it.
Don't worry,
it's off the record.
Why?
Are you good at chess?
So...
Look, I gotta get to class.
Well, do you think we could
pick this up again later?
Deadline, you know.
Yeah.
I'll get ahold of you
tomorrow.
You wanted to see me, Tanna?
How's the story on
Blake Truman coming?
Little by little,
but it's coming.
Did he give you anything
on his mother yet?
Like what?
Her name is Beverly.
I shouldn't have to do
your work for you.
Sorry.
"45, mother of Madison College's
hockey superstar... "
Hey.
oh, sorry.
Let's get some lunch.
You, tell Billy that
I need the pictures
from that Florida thing, now.
- Mm-hmm.
- Now!
- okay.
- Chop, chop!
Have you ever noticed
that Tanna's clock
runs at a different speed
than everyone else?
You okay, Kerry?
Blake's mom is really sick.
- What's wrong with her?
- She has pancreatic cancer.
She's in the hospital
in a coma.
That's awful.
I'd like to suggest to Blake
that a little faith
might give him some comfort,
but he's convinced that science
has proven the Bible
to be a fantasy.
The only comfort guys like
Blake get is from
smacking someone
around on the ice.
Don't get caught
making this guy
into some type of a cause,
Kerry.
You're probably right.
What's he like?
He's very cynical,
and he's built sort of this wall
around himself.
He's strong
and he tries to act tough,
but underneath all that,
Kerry, girl, wake up,
he's a jock.
Every jock thinks the sun rises
and sets in their shadow.
Anything exciting with
the computer upgrade in admin?
I don't know why Tanna didn't
give this story
to someone who knows
something about computers.
All this giga this,
RAM that.
I have no idea
what's going on.
You prove to me that science and
Genesis are not in conflict...
You ever noticed
that Tanna's clock
runs at a different speed than
everyone else?
Chop, chop!
Hello?
No!
It's not that time seems to pass
more slowly in a starship,
it actually does.
Four years pass on the starship,
20 years pass on Earth.
That is proven
science and it is true.
"Return, ye children of men
"for a thousand years
in thy sight
"are but as yesterday
when it is past
and as a watch in the night. "
Psalm 90...
oh my-
( dialing )
Marc:
Greetings, sis.Marc, I need you to figure
something out for me.
Chase:
You hit meone more time
and I'm gonna
slap you again, dude.
I will- What, do you live
in a barn?
It's not gonna be me.
You can dive in, dude.
What are you studying so hard,
Tyler?
- No, he's shopping.
- Shopping for what?
A girlfriend in
the school directory.
Tyler:
You guys can laughall you want.
Check this chick out.
Bink!
Lisa Bonner.
Why you laughing, man?
Look, we got a lot
in common, dude.
Like what?
Like she's from Springfield,
Illinois, and I'm from Wheaton,
which is, like,
right there on a map.
Yeah, dude, it also says
that she's majoring
in artificial intelligence
and robotics
and she's a member
There might be something
to that
artificial-
intelligence thing, man.
Wait, what's Mensa?
It's a society of really
smart people, so.
Yeah, they can handle fractions
without drawing circles
on paper.
No.
You should keep shopping.
What happened to that girl Rita
on Saturday, Kerry's friend?
I thought you hit it off.
I'll see you guys later,
I'm out.
Yeah, I saw her
looking at you, man.
I don't know, man, she was
looking at everybody.
She was the look
machine that night.
Blake, I'm so sorry.
What?
I mean, about... about...
About what?
Nothing, no, I mean-
Betty, what is it?
I thought you knew.
Blake.
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