I'm Jim Burr,
thanks for watching
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Heaven's Declare.
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And well, we have queued up some
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300, over 300 graphics
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of the heavens
through the Hubble telescope,
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we're doing a few
programs on the microscope
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and looking at
how life was supposed
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to evolve
according to evolution.
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But bible says,
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"By the word of the
Lord were the heavens made,
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and God spoke, and it was so,
He commanded and stood fast."
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On a previous program, we
were talking about the DNA
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we were talking
about your code that makes,
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it has, it's basically
a blueprint for, for you.
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The letter codes in
your DNA, six billion letters
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that tell every
cell in your body
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what they're going to
be, what they're going to do,
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and how they're going to work.
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And we kind of ran out of
time, but it is so incredible,
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this the
complexity of the genetic code
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and how every cell has
to copy this information
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that makes you who you are,
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that makes every
person a special person.
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And in your body are
billions of little motors,
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they're called ATP motors.
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And it's like this
little motor right here,
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these things,
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your automobile
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probably red, and mine
is red lines out of the box,
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5,000 revolutions a minute.
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You know, you have
the tachometer, you get...
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Some of them six.
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Unless you got a formula car,
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this little motor in your body,
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this micro
miniature motor in your body
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is turning at 10,000 RPM.
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If you put the
floorboard on your car,
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took it out of
gear and floorboard,
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you'd blow the
engine up at 10,000 RPM.
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This little thing
goes at 10,000 RPM
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and it's a motor generator.
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And it runs on instructions
it gets from the DNA.
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And I think we have just
found a perpetual motion,
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the only perpetual
motion thing on the planet.
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Because what is so
interesting, the...
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in the DNA is instructions
for making these little motors.
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But the motors produce
the energy that run the DNA.
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And it's the most
efficient motor ever conceived,
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it has everything.
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We're familiar with the
motors on our vacuum cleaners
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and our blenders and you know,
you have a stator and a rotor.
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And it has...
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it's actually a motor generator,
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chemical motor generator
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that produces the
energy to keep your DNA going,
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and your DNA actually
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has to read the information,
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the instructions.
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So the instructions to
make these motors in the DNA
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but it can't be read
unless you got the energy
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from the ATP Motors to run it.
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It is just, the
numbers, in your body
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are just as astronomical
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of how many of
these little millions,
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these little
motors in every cell,
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every cell in your body.
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The cell's so tiny you
can't even see the cell.
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And we need our
electron microscopes
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to see the cell, to
see what's going on.
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And what a God that could
create something like this.
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It seems to me as perpet...
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as I read, as I
study, as I learned
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it looks to me like we
see perpetual motion here
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because it takes
all three to work:
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the energy, it takes the DNA
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to give instructions
how to make the motor,
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the motors are
replaced every day.
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It's just beyond belief.
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Today, we're
going to talk about,
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you know, where
did we come from.
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You know, what does
evolution say we come from.
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Bible says that in the beginning
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God created the
heavens and the earth.
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Evolution says, well, you
know, we had the Big Bang,
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can't tell where
the Big Bang came,
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can't tell you how
the Big Bang started,
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what caused the Big Bang,
you know, what started it,
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what was there before.
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And they say, well,
we can't, you know...
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They say actually the Big Bang
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doesn't really tell you
how the universe started.
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You see the Big
Bang would violate
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the laws of First
Law of Thermodynamics,
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actually the Second
Law of Thermodynamics.
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The First Law of Thermodynamics,
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you know, we learned about that
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in The Sound of
Music, the musical.
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Remember the song,
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"Nothing comes from nothing,"
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nothing, you get nothing.
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If you have
nothing, you get nothing.
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Nothing comes from...
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the first law of
thermodynamics says that
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energy can never be
created or destroyed,
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it's only changing form.
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And so, people say, well,
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but the big bang
came from nothing.
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In fact, Dr.
Picone who wrote a book,
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it was on his radio
program on Los Angeles
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and it's Adam's
Einstein And The Universe,
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was kind of the
title of the book.
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And in his book he says,
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"In the very
beginning of the universe,
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when the Big Bang
happened it may have been
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as small as a millionth
of a millionth of a millionth
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a millionth the size
of the smallest Atom."
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Now here's, how you get
the Universe without a creator,
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okay, Dr. Picone.
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And it may have been a million,
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million,
million, million degrees.
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Those, this millionth of
a millionth of a millionth
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the size of the smallest atom
and it may have been very hot,
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the million,
million, million degrees.
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And he goes on to say
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that there is a
tremendous potential energy.
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You know we see
the sun giving off,
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and the sun is
fusing 640 metric tons
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of hydrogen every second.
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Where the energy come from?
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And so here's how
you get, he says, well,
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there's tremendous
energy in the universe
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but there's also tremendous
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negative potential
gravity energy in the universe.
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So, we have all this energy,
all this negative energy,
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therefore, they
cancel, therefore,
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the universe could create itself
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out of practically nothing.
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Even Stephen Hawking
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who was supposed to be
one the most brilliant man
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on the planet
says the same thing,
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the universe can create itself,
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the universe
would create itself.
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So, but it all
started from nothing,
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a billion millionth of
a millionth of a millionth
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the size of the smallest
atom, that's pretty small.
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And a million, million,
million, million degrees,
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that's pretty hot.
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And so we have all
this energy in the universe,
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we've all this
potential negative gravitational
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and so they cancel
themselves and therefore,
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universe could be created
out of practically nothing.
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What does the Bible say?
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Professing themselves to
be wise, they became fools.
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So how does evolution say?
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Well, okay, so it says,
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evolution... they
don't even want to talk,
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they don't even want to
talk about how life got start...
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how could life
get started on earth,
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how could life that
can reproduce itself,
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replicate itself, copy itself,
how could that get started?
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And so their Exhibit A,
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the best the best one they have
is this 1950's Miller and Urey,
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Stanley Miller and Urey,
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in a lab in
Chicago made this device.
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Okay, there is a
picture of the device they made.
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And on the
right, the lower right
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they put in
chemicals, they put in you know,
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hydrogen, ammonia, they put
in methane, hydrogen ammonia,
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water in that
little globe on the right.
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And then they applied some heat,
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212 degrees to that little
circle there on the right.
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And so the water evaporated
and then it went over through
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this tube up through
the top, and came down.
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And in that globe on
the left was spark...
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electrodes in there,
they put electrodes in there,
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they put 60,000 volts
of electricity to spark it.
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Okay, and they said,
"Well, now that represents,
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that represents lighting."
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And so they think
this is what was on earth.
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There's no oxygen there,
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oxygen would have
oxidized if they had any oxygen.
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So they had, you know,
methane, ammonia, hydrogen,
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212 degrees heating at...
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evaporated spark
to... to spark it.
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And then we had to cool it.
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So down on the left side
they actually use dry ice,
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actually, a liquid nitrogen,
400 below zero to condense it.
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And then it comes
down at the bottom
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and at the
bottom we have this tar.
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Okay, what the
textbooks don't tell you,
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what they made would kill you.
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Tar, that's how we make highways
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out of them, okay, out of tar.
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And so they got tar.
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But they got some
amino acids out there.
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What they probably
didn't tell you in biology lab
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and I am going to
share with you now
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a whole bunch of
things they didn't tell you
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in biology.
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That it made left handed
and right handed amino acids.
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Well, all of the
DNA... excuse me,
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all of the amino acids
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are left handed amino acids.
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Okay?
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Every amino acid that's
builds life is left handed.
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And one, even one
right handed amino acid
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would destroy what
you're trying to do,
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and that is create life.
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And so if you
look at what they did,
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it is it is a joke, folks.
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And this is the best they have.
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If you look in the textbooks,
you'll find the textbooks
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in college's university,
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Dr. Kent Hovind has
done research on this,
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he probably owns
every science book in every,
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in the last 50-60 years.
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And in a survey
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what you see for abiogenesis,
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how life got started would be,
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this is the best
example Miller and Urey.
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And I want to share
with you some amazing stuff
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of what they did.
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If you look at what
they did to get this to work.
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And so first, they...
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it was not random, okay,
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they selected
the chemicals, okay?
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They selected the
chemicals they thought,
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they use biotechnical know-how
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to select
chemicals for this process.
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Use methane, ammonia, hydrogen,
and heated to 212 degrees.
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They got left handed
and right handed amino acids
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which don't work.
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The chemicals were measured
and added at the correct time,
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the electric spark was
administered at the right time,
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the scientists mix chemicals.
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The experiment was carefully
supervised by scientists.
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You see intelligence
here, you see intelligence?
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You see, evolution...
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We don't want
intelligent design,
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we don't want intelligence,
we don't want creation,
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intelligent design.
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You see
intelligence in this process.
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They took liquid
nitrogen at 300 below zero
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to condense it.
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And they use a
cold trap at the bottom
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to freeze the amino acids.
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They were created and
remove from their apparatus
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through a vacuum.
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It's the only way the
amino acids could be saved
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was to remove
them through a vacuum.
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The reaction was stopped
by adding barium hydroxide
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and sulphuric acid,
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the chemical they
used to stop the reaction.
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And they...
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it was it was
evaporated to improve...
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to remove the impurities.
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And each one of
the 20 of varieties,
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amino acids and protein
structures must be left handed.
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Okay?
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So as I looked at the chemicals,
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looked at the thing they did.
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Now what do they use?
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They use liquid nitrogen,
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they use sulphuric acid,
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barium
hydroxide, they use ammonia,
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and they use
methane and hydrogen,
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212 degrees, okay.
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This is the best,
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this is the best
they've got for evolution, okay.
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You could go in your garage
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and you could
make sulphuric acid,
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you go on the
internet and find out.
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This...internet will tell
you can make sulphuric acid,
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which you'll do.
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To make sulphuric acid,
you need magnesium sulphate.
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I don't know
where that came from
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in the
primordial soup, this was...
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You know, they say, well, okay,
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so in the
beginning there the Big Bang,
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and then Earth
formed, the planets formed,
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then it rained on the
rocks for millions of years,
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we had this warm little pond.
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Well, if its 212 degrees,
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and you going to get
a rain at 212 degrees,
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you get steam at 212 degrees.
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But they say, no,
it rained on the rocks,
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we had this warm
little pond, you know,
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and that's where
your life got started.
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And so you can
make sulphuric acid,
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you need to add oxalic
acid, magnesium sulphate,
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the filtering equipment.
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You need a garage,
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a water beaker, a
rod, and a glass jar,
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that's how you
make sulphuric acid.
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And this is part of evolution,
this is how life got started.
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And how do you make ammonia?
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You remove the
sulpher from the natural gas
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with hydrogen to produce
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hydrogen sulfide as a byproduct.
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Then you remove
the hydrogen sulfide
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by passing the gas
room mixture of zinc oxide.
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The zinc oxide will
react with the hydrogen sulfide
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to form zinc sulfide and water.
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This is a fairy tale.
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They say that evolution
is a fairy tale for adults.
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I mean, you could make this.
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How do you make liquid nitrogen?
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Okay.
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You take, you need to
get make a liquid hydrogen
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you need a
cryogenic refrigerator.
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Okay.
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You need a turbo
expander and a machine shop,
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and you happened
to be a good mechanic
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to do all kinds of plumbing
and pipes and stuff like this.
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So all this stuff in
order to try to get life
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to start on earth,
there some little evidence
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of how life could
have started from nothing.
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Life that will reproduce itself,
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life that will replicate itself.
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You know, I got one
telescope binoculars
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I've been working on
for a couple of years.
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And I built one, but it doesn't
reproduce itself, you see.
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And so they say, here we
have all these, these chemicals,
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liquid nitrogen, sulphuric acid,
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barium hydroxide, ammonia,
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methane, hydrogen,
212 degrees, you know.
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And we put this all together
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and we got some tar,
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and that's how life
could have got started.
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Folks, folks, when they
say evolution is a fairy tale
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for adults, I think it's right.
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You see, they cannot
tell you how life got started.
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That, they don't even
want to talk about it.
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That idea is... they
avoid that abiogenesis.
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How could life have...
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beginning of life
possibly get started?
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Once they get an
amino, they say, oh,
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there was a
mutations, there were copy,
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and the copying
process of replicating this DNA
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it makes mistakes,
and every once in awhile
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it makes a mistake, and
it's a beneficial mistake.
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And then natural selection
comes along and selects that,
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and that's how we got here.
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Folks, natural
selections does not add
00:15:02.50\00:15:05.97
creatures to the planet.
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Natural selection actually...
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natural selection to survival
of the fittest eliminates,
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it eliminates species.
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Okay, here, let me
give you an example.
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We'll take a...
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take a litter of pups.
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I mean, you see all the
varieties of dogs we have
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bred, you know, it's
just amazing, you know all...
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And the problem is when
they get more highly specialized
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and bred, they're more fragile,
they don't live so long.
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Highly, you know, highly
bred horses and so forth.
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They're very fragile.
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But you see, in the gene
pool is all the information
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for making long hair,
short hair, fat dogs, big dog,
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ugly dogs, cute dog,
long hairs, you know.
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And so you get a litter of
dogs from the street, the pups,
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just a litter of much.
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And if you look over carefully,
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you look the layer over
carefully you see there's...
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usually there's a runt
of the litter, little guy,
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and there's one that's
kind of all legs and all bones
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and, and some, they have
longer hair and shorter hair.
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So you select, want
to select four dogs.
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Okay?
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So you select
the little cute one,
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and you mate to
of those together.
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And you get the big
guy with the long legs
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and you mate them together,
you keep mating them together.
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Pretty soon you end up
with Great Danes and Chihuahuas.
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Okay.
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But then you also select,
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you pick out the
longer hair dogs,
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you start breeding
the longer hair dogs
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and the shorter hair dogs.
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Now eventually, when
you keep on breeding them,
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when they get highly
bred you'll find that
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the Chihuahua doesn't have...
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it ran out all the
genes that make big bones,
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all the genes that make
short hair and long hair.
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The Chihuahua is so highly bred,
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there's no... there's
nothing in the gene pool
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that will allow them to have
the variety you started with.
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Now you'll never be able to
breed a dog small as a mouse
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or big as a horse.
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There's a limitation
in the gene pool of...
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the range, okay.
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But you can end up
with a little Chihuahua,
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nuisance dog if there was one.
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And you end up, as you
go through this process,
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now we've got all the long hair,
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we got some dogs
they're just long, long,
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long, long hair and we
got some with short hair.
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And then we got the Great
Dane, we got the Chihuahua.
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So we got four dogs.
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Okay, here's how
natural selection,
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survival of the
fittest was going to eliminate
00:17:29.81\00:17:32.15
three of those four dogs.
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They're going to not survive.
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You put them in the
mountains of Colorado
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where I live, at 7,000 foot,
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higher where it's cold.
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Now, those Chihuahua,
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he's gonna get
eaten by the coyotes,
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the Great Dane is going...
because he got long legs
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and his body gives off the heat.
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When we get 20
below zero, I guess,
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sometimes even colder than that,
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the guy without the
short hair is going to die off.
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And the Great Dane
is going to die out
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because his body expose
and radiate so much heat
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because he's got
all these long legs
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and long ears, and all that.
00:18:03.55\00:18:05.01
The only guy that survives
is the guy with the long hair.
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So you see, natural selection
doesn't add any new species.
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And that's how,
that is the whole theory
00:18:12.95\00:18:14.62
about evolution,
it's every once in a while
00:18:14.66\00:18:16.29
in the copying process
there are mistakes made,
00:18:16.32\00:18:19.03
there are mistakes
that are beneficial,
00:18:19.06\00:18:20.73
and then
natural selection breeds
00:18:20.76\00:18:23.73
and feeds on those mistakes.
00:18:23.77\00:18:26.74
But you see natural
selection doesn't add
00:18:26.77\00:18:29.90
anything to the species.
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And yet, evolution, that's
the whole basis of evolution,
00:18:32.91\00:18:36.38
the whole basis is...
00:18:36.41\00:18:37.75
We can't tell
you how life started,
00:18:37.78\00:18:40.72
we can't tell you how it started
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in this warm little pond.
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The Miller and Urey
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experimented the best they have.
00:18:44.85\00:18:46.99
And what they
made would kill you.
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The only answer,
folks, is the Bible.
00:18:52.93\00:18:56.33
By the word of the
Lord were the heavens made.
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In the beginning, God created.
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In the beginning, God created.
00:19:00.54\00:19:02.14
We just sees
overwhelming evidence of that.
00:19:02.17\00:19:05.81
And evolution,
00:19:05.84\00:19:10.38
we could use more illustrates.
00:19:10.41\00:19:12.15
Then we get the
cry we hear is we want,
00:19:12.18\00:19:14.48
you know, we want science,
00:19:14.52\00:19:17.35
we want natural science
of how life arose on earth.
00:19:17.39\00:19:21.02
We don't want to
create intelligent design.
00:19:21.06\00:19:23.93
And so here is a test, if
you want to test, they say,
00:19:23.96\00:19:26.13
we want something we
can test in our classrooms,
00:19:26.16\00:19:28.66
we want to teach
our kids science.
00:19:28.70\00:19:30.50
We want something we can test.
00:19:30.53\00:19:32.47
And so,
00:19:32.50\00:19:34.67
give me an egg from a
cat a sperm from a dog,
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I've got,
everything for life here.
00:19:36.81\00:19:39.44
And egg, in the egg is the DNA,
00:19:39.47\00:19:42.44
the RNA, is the mitochondria,
00:19:42.48\00:19:46.58
is the, you know the polymers,
00:19:46.61\00:19:50.29
the amino acids,
everything for life,
00:19:50.32\00:19:53.72
an egg and a sperm.
00:19:53.76\00:19:55.09
And evolution just happen,
00:19:55.12\00:19:56.46
this just gonna
happen, it happens.
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We have what, 10
million species on the plant,
00:19:57.93\00:20:00.46
15 million
species on the planet.
00:20:00.50\00:20:02.56
It just going to happen.
00:20:02.60\00:20:04.13
If you just give it
time it's going to happen
00:20:04.17\00:20:06.90
over and over and over again,
00:20:06.94\00:20:08.70
it's called cross
species evolution,
00:20:08.74\00:20:13.68
from one species to another.
00:20:13.71\00:20:15.04
How could we get 12 million?
00:20:15.08\00:20:16.58
How could we go from an
amoeba and end up with a mango?
00:20:16.61\00:20:21.02
You know, an
amoeba to an elephant
00:20:21.05\00:20:23.15
or to a hummingbird?
00:20:23.18\00:20:26.69
There is no
across spices evolution,
00:20:26.72\00:20:29.26
there is no cross
species evolution.
00:20:29.29\00:20:30.79
It will not work.
00:20:30.83\00:20:32.16
And here's the proof,
you want to test evolution,
00:20:32.19\00:20:33.70
test to prove it.
00:20:33.73\00:20:35.06
Because here I
have a egg and a sperm,
00:20:35.10\00:20:36.77
everything I need for life.
00:20:36.80\00:20:38.13
You can test the Bible.
00:20:38.17\00:20:39.50
Well test the Bible with
this because the Bible says,
00:20:39.53\00:20:42.07
after their kind, they
reproduce after their kind.
00:20:42.10\00:20:44.57
I've got everything from life
and evolution, it should work.
00:20:44.61\00:20:47.31
You should be able
to put all this together
00:20:47.34\00:20:48.81
and get a new species.
00:20:48.84\00:20:51.51
But it will not work.
00:20:51.55\00:20:54.22
And the Bible says 10 times,
00:20:54.25\00:20:56.45
they reproduce after their kind.
00:20:56.48\00:20:59.02
And so we can test
it, if you want to test it
00:20:59.05\00:21:02.36
we can test it.
00:21:02.39\00:21:03.73
So, there was an
exhibit in the New Mexico Museum
00:21:03.76\00:21:07.46
of Natural History.
00:21:07.50\00:21:11.13
It says, okay, volcanic gases,
that's how life got started.
00:21:11.17\00:21:14.44
We had volcanic
gases, warm little ponds,
00:21:14.47\00:21:16.64
and evaporation, volcanic.
00:21:16.67\00:21:18.94
This is in a
museum in New Mexico.
00:21:18.97\00:21:21.98
Volcanic gases plus
lightning equals DNA,
00:21:22.01\00:21:27.32
which equals life.
00:21:27.35\00:21:29.85
They claim, yes,
they've been able to make DNA.
00:21:29.88\00:21:33.76
And you know...
00:21:33.79\00:21:38.36
Why does
evolution, the evolutions,
00:21:38.39\00:21:41.73
why is there so much
deception in this area?
00:21:41.76\00:21:46.23
Why is there so much
deception in this area?
00:21:46.27\00:21:48.74
They are so intent on
promoting their theory
00:21:48.77\00:21:54.34
that they're prepared
to bend their observations.
00:21:54.38\00:21:56.64
In fact, in an upcoming program
I'll show you a statement
00:21:56.68\00:21:59.25
says that, there's an article
on the newsstand right now
00:21:59.28\00:22:03.08
from Science News
that did some research.
00:22:03.12\00:22:06.59
A doctor, a guy wrote a
book on researching scientists
00:22:06.62\00:22:10.69
how they're prepared
to bend their observations
00:22:10.73\00:22:15.33
to match like, evolution.
00:22:15.36\00:22:18.63
One article in Sky
and Telescope magazine
00:22:18.67\00:22:20.70
said that by tweaking
00:22:20.74\00:22:24.11
the parameters we can make
the model fit what we observe.
00:22:24.14\00:22:30.05
And from Uppsala,
Sweden, a doctor said that
00:22:30.08\00:22:34.58
evolution is like a faith
00:22:34.62\00:22:39.09
and many scientists are prepared
00:22:39.12\00:22:42.72
to change their observations
00:22:42.76\00:22:45.39
to make it all work out.
00:22:45.43\00:22:46.76
I'll try to pick those up.
00:22:46.80\00:22:49.00
I can actually read those...
00:22:49.03\00:22:50.83
those quotations would be good.
00:22:50.87\00:22:53.60
Few college textbooks
mention any of the problems
00:22:53.64\00:22:57.17
with the
Miller- Urey experiment.
00:22:57.21\00:22:59.21
Most imply that the
research has conclusively shown
00:22:59.24\00:23:03.48
how the building blocks of
life spontaneously generate.
00:23:03.51\00:23:07.55
Yes, go to the internet
and look up Miller and Urey,
00:23:07.58\00:23:09.72
you'll read this
all over the place
00:23:09.75\00:23:11.75
that this was the
building blocks of life.
00:23:11.79\00:23:14.32
And when they did this,
00:23:14.36\00:23:15.99
world headlines claimed that
00:23:16.02\00:23:17.63
they had
accomplished the first steps
00:23:17.66\00:23:19.96
toward creating
life in a test tube.
00:23:20.00\00:23:23.10
Why the deception, why
do we see so much deception
00:23:23.13\00:23:25.87
in the theory of evolution?
00:23:25.90\00:23:27.30
We have, you know,
they discovered a tooth
00:23:27.34\00:23:29.87
in a gravel pit in Nebraska.
00:23:29.90\00:23:32.44
Harold Cook discovered a tooth.
00:23:32.47\00:23:35.48
And from that was
created, you could go
00:23:35.51\00:23:39.51
to I think it
was at London Times,
00:23:39.55\00:23:41.78
had a picture of this whole
human family of extinct humans
00:23:41.82\00:23:47.06
that lived in
Nebraska millions of years ago.
00:23:47.09\00:23:49.92
And since it was
discovered by Harold Cook,
00:23:49.96\00:23:51.99
they named it
Hesperopithecus haroldcookii,
00:23:52.03\00:23:54.96
they discovered this
tooth in a in a gravel pit.
00:23:55.00\00:23:57.47
And it turned out to
be, that later research
00:23:57.50\00:24:00.20
that it was
actually a pig's tooth.
00:24:00.24\00:24:02.64
And you know we
look at Java Man,
00:24:02.67\00:24:06.17
we look at
Piltdown Man, Java Man,
00:24:06.21\00:24:10.58
so many of these were
deception, were frauds,
00:24:10.61\00:24:13.08
absolute outward fraud.
00:24:13.11\00:24:14.48
In fact, in
National Geographic's, 1991,
00:24:14.52\00:24:17.65
I have the pictures
of National Geographic,
00:24:17.69\00:24:19.72
they had 10 pages.
00:24:19.75\00:24:21.22
The title was,
"Feathers for T. Rex"
00:24:21.26\00:24:25.03
The feathers for
the dinosaur, T. Rex.
00:24:25.06\00:24:28.56
Beautiful full... artists,
I mean, he's a great artist.
00:24:28.60\00:24:30.73
This beautiful
pictures of T. Rex
00:24:30.77\00:24:32.87
with feathers growing out.
00:24:32.90\00:24:35.80
Ten pages.
00:24:35.84\00:24:37.54
Well, this was
in November of 1999.
00:24:37.57\00:24:39.44
By April they had discovered
that this fossil was doctored
00:24:39.47\00:24:44.88
and somebody had
worked with the fossil
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and made it appear that that
dinosaur had feathers on it.
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And the retraction
happened in April 2000,
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like it was 1999.
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If you look it up on
National Geographic's Feathers
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for T. Rex,
beautiful, beautiful.
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Ten pages, they are the
most beautiful color pictures,
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you see.
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And so we've seen this
deception over and over again.
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Why can't you know,
why can't they be honest?
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Because they don't
have enough evidence,
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they have to doctor, you know,
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they have to
doctor the evidence.
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And so we see no
across species evolution.
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Harvard's... Stephen Jay Gould,
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paleontologist for Harvard
says that he is fully aware
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that there simply
was no fossil evidence
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for evolution of
one species to another.
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He's a he's a paleontologist
and there's no evidence
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from one species to another.
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The fossil record with
this abrupt transitions
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offers no support
for gradual change.
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He proposes instead,
evolution occurs in jumps.
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Could a bird... this
is Stephen Jay Gould,
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this is Harvard, folks.
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Dose Harvard know
this? This is a Harvard.
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Stephen Jay Gould from Harvard,
the paleontologist, he says,
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"Instead, that
evolution occurs in jumps.
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Could a bird, for example,
hatch from a reptile's egg?
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They call that the
Hopeful Monster Theory.
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Punctuated Equilibrium
is what they call it,
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every 50,000 years
something happens like that.
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Punctuated Equilibrium
is the only possible answer.
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Entirely new species
which were suddenly born
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from totally
different creatures.
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Can we test that? We
already did, didn't we?
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We got the egg and
the sperm, it won't work.
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You know, entirely new
species which were suddenly born
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from totally
different creatures.
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It will not work
because you got...
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in your body you
got at army of genes,
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50 genes that will prevent
this cross specie evolve...
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And we don't see
evolution today, do we?
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No folks, it is so sad, it
is so sad, that our schools,
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our teachers look at evolution
like God wasn't big enough,
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God wasn't big
enough to make Adam and Eve.
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Folks, if God wasn't big enough
for to create Adam and Eve,
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you have no hope of eternal life
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because you will have
to evolve out of the grave.
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If God was not big
enough to make Adam and Eve
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then He's not big enough
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to bring you
forth from the grave.
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But actually, all God
needs is one of those cells,
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one of those cells
that has all the information
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in your genetic code.
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What a God, what a God.
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I weep as I understand more
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about this
incredible God that we worship.
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What is man? What is
man that are mindful of him?
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Want to say thanks for watching.
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We're going to be back
with more on this series
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of Heaven's Declare.
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Thank you again.
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