Billy Carson NEVER lost to Wes Huff | Christianity isn’t the first creation story |

The debate between Billy Carson and Wes Huff has sparked a lot of discussion, with many claiming that Billy Carson lost the argument. But did he really? In this video, I share my perspective on why I believe Billy Carson didn’t lose the debate. While Wes Huff approached the discussion from a strictly Christian perspective, Billy Carson offered a broader view, referencing the rich history and knowledge of the Dogon Tribe and African creation stories that existed thousands of years before Christianity.

This debate was more than just a clash of ideas—it was a reflection of two very different worldviews. On one side, Wes Huff leaned heavily on religious doctrine and the Bible, while on the other, Billy Carson presented evidence of ancient African spirituality, culture, and wisdom that challenges traditional narratives.

The Dogon Tribe, in particular, has a fascinating cosmology that connects deeply with African history and ancient knowledge, offering insights that predate many modern religions, including Christianity. This raises important questions about the origins of creation stories and the impact of colonialism on how history is understood today.

Join me as we break down their arguments, explore the key points from both sides, and delve deeper into the historical and spiritual context of this debate. Watch the video and decide for yourself—did Billy Carson really lose, or is this a case of differing perspectives on truth and history?

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