Atheist Chinese surgeon

 

https://x.com/Sachinettiyil/status/2021419235432595709?s=20

Sachin Jose
@Sachinettiyil
An atheist Chinese surgeon didn't believe in Jesus until this happened Video: CBN




Here’s the cleaned-up transcript of the video from the X post, with all time codes removed:

I came from China as an atheist.

I believed nothing but science.

I was studying the structure of the eye in med school, and I realized that trillions of trillions of cells have to line up perfectly for visual signal capturing and interpretation, so if any one of those cells gets out of line, the person will be born blind.


So I had a big problem, and as an atheist me at that time, then how could so many cells form in such a short period of time out of randomness?

So I kept on asking my professor, and he said, "Ming, what's across the street?"

I say, "That is a car."

He says, "What's the difference between a car and the human eye?"

As the human eye is a lot more complicated.


He said, "Okay, can you imagine how random pieces of metal form themselves into a car?"

I said, "No way."

And he says, "How about the human eye?"



So right there, he opened a window in my life, making me realize that it was formed with a specific purpose for vision.

So this is the designer and creator behind that.

And I started on my journey, believing first there's a creator, there's a God.

And later on, more specifically, the God in the form of Jesus Christ, and Christ has died for our sin so we could have a chance for eternity.

(The video is a short CBN-style clip featuring the speaker sharing his personal story of moving from atheism to faith, ending around the mention of eternity.)

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