Where did we come from?
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The Bible says, "In
the beginning God created."
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Evolution teaches the opposite.
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No one created, it
all happened by itself.
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Which one is the truth?
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This is Headquarters,
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Doc M,
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Jacqui,
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and Rich,
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their job, investigate
and discover the truth.
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This is The Creation Case.
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Hi, Jacqui.
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Hi, Doc M, anything new?
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Yes, I just got
an exciting email
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with a new assignment for Rich.
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Really cool, what
is he investigating?
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Well, look at the email.
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Dear creation
team, yesterday in school
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my teacher showed us a
drawing of the geologic column.
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Fascinating.
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It shows all the layers of
dirt and rock under the ground.
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My teacher says
each of those layers
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were put their
millions of years ago
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and there are
millions of years of time
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that passed between the layers.
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He even told us
the names of layers.
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Can that stuff be true?
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Thank you, Christina.
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She's from Ooltewah, Tennessee.
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Wow! Super question.
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It's a great question.
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Can you get this to Rich? Sure.
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Perfect. Perfect.
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Before you do, I
want to send him a joke.
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Ah, he is going to love it.
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You want to send him a
joke? I'll be right back.
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All right.
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Looks like you pulled that
out of the geologic column.
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Look, look, look, look,
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it's got Geo Jim's
Journal of Geology Jokes.
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Ha-ha, it is,
this is a funny one.
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What did the rock and
the ruler say to each other?
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I don't know.
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You may rule, but I rock.
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Ha-ha-ha.
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That was tragic.
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Really bad.
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It's one of my favorites.
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Send it to Rich.
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He'll love it.
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You sure you want to send
it? Absolutely, he'll die.
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Okay.
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Where is he anyway?
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Well, I got a
message this morning.
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Something about hanging around.
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Hanging around?
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I have no idea.
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But why don't you see
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if he can go hang
around the geologic column.
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And I am gonna go
hang out at my desk.
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Have you noticed, I
haven't broken anything today.
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Yet.
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It's okay.
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I was gonna
throw that away anyway.
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Do you have a creation
question for Headquarters?
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Send your questions
to Doc, Jacqui, and Rich
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by visiting our
website at TheCreationCase.com.
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Woo.
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What a great day to
just be hanging around.
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Checking out
nature and enjoying.
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Oh-oh,
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I think we got
a message from HQ.
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Must be our next assignment.
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Well, I might as
well check my message now,
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just have to make
sure I don't drop my phone.
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Hi, Rich. Just
hanging around today.
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How did she know?
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I have a next
assignment for you.
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We needed to
investigate the geologic column.
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There are lots of
claims being made out there
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about the layers of
rock under our feet.
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They say they were each put
their millions of years ago.
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That sure doesn't fit in
with what the Bible says,
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so please get to
the bottom of this.
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Bottom? Uh.
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We look forward to
getting your report.
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Well, I better be
careful putting my phone away.
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Oh, something else.
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Doc M also wanted
you to read this joke.
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Oh, that's great.
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That was great.
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By the way,
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got message,
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geologic column.
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Hmm, geologic column?
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Need to think about that one.
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Actually, why don't I
get down off this rock first?
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All right, let's get
this down in our journal,
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geologic column.
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All right, we
need to go somewhere
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where we can study
the layers of the earth.
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I know exactly where we can go.
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We need to go to
the Grand Canyon.
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It's an incredible place.
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So first of all, we
need to get this gear off
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and head back to the jeep.
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Help us investigate today.
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Download and print your
own free journal study guide
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at TheCreationCase.com.
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I love coming to
the Grand Canyon.
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It's the best place to
see the layers of the earth.
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The water has washed
away the edges of the Canyon,
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revealing the layers
and the different colors,
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making them really easy to see.
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Nice.
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Here at the rim,
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we are at about
7,000 feet above sea level.
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And the bottom of the
Canyon is about a mile down.
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In order to get a
good look at this canyon,
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we need to climb down,
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but first I think I'm
gonna sketch this Canyon.
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Amazing.
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All right, come
on. Let's head down.
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The Grand Canyon is
up to 70 miles across,
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and about 270 miles
long, and about a mile down.
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This place really
makes you feel small.
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Under the ground,
we can see layers.
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These layers are
called the geologic column.
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This looks like rock.
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But when these layers
were put here originally,
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they were
actually soft like sand
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and then
afterwards they hardened.
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Obviously, the bottom
layers were deposited first
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and then the
next one up and so on.
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The top layer is
the most recent one.
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Make sense?
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The real question is
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when and how did
they get deposited here?
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One of the differences
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between God's
more recent creation
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and the millions of
years ago evolution ideas
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really comes down to
the question of time.
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Evolution
teaches that these layers
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were all placed
here one at a time
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over millions and
millions of years.
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The Bible teaches
about a great flood
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that turned the
world upside down.
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Could the layers
have been deposited
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as the waters rose and receded?
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Two completely
different stories,
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but, of course,
they both can't be true
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because they're
totally opposite.
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So which one is true?
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Let's investigate
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and let the
evidence speak for itself.
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Wow, this is really great place
to see all the layers here.
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Geologists are the scientists
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that study the
layers of the earth.
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They've even given names
to each one of the layers
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in the geologic column.
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Of course,
evolutionary scientists
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have also given dates
to each one of the layers
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saying when they think
they were deposited there.
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If you look in
textbooks, and on the internet,
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you'll see pictures
of the geologic column.
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It looks kind of like this.
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It teaches us that
the geologic column
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has 10 basic layers,
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and that those
layers can show us
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the history of the planet.
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Sometimes the
geologic column drawings
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even show the creatures
that supposedly evolved
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during that time.
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Evolution teaches
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that each layer of
the geologic column
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represents a
different period of time.
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They say it can show us,
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how life evolved
over millions of years.
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They say it's all
there, nice, neat and complete.
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Sounds convincing, doesn't it?
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We came into a nice shady spot.
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Think I'll sit
down, take a little break.
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Evolution uses
the geologic column
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to show how small
simple creatures live
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at the very bottom.
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But then over millions of years,
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they evolved into
larger, more complex animals.
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The first detail
we need to be aware of
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is kind of alarming.
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That geologic
chart, I just showed you.
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Well, the entire
column only exists on paper.
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We don't know of
any place in the world
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where we can go and
observe all those layers.
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In 80% of the world,
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seven of those ten
layers are missing.
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In most places of the world,
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only two or three
of those ten layers
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can be observed.
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Some would say they're missing
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because they
think they eroded away.
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But what it really seems to say
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is that no one
has a real complete
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or reliable picture of our past.
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Yes, there's always
an explanation provided.
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But it doesn't help
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when there are so
many problems with the idea
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in the first place.
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Wow!
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One of the
things that bothers me
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is how perfectly
smooth it is between layers.
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If they were
really 10 million years
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between each
one of these layers,
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wouldn't there at least
be some hills or something.
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Wouldn't we also
see some evidence
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such as top soil or
roots or animals burrowing.
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It really looks as if
they were never top layers
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for very long.
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This looks much more like layers
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that were put down
quickly one on top of the other,
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just like we would
see after a global flood.
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Think I'm gonna write
this down in my journal.
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Smooth lines
between layers shows us that
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layers could have been
deposited quickly with water.
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Like I said,
evolution tells you one thing,
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but the physical
evidence seems to tell us
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something else.
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I believe in the
Bible that our planet
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was ravaged by a flood.
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Hi, everyone,
it's Doc M here at HQ.
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Part of learning about creation
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is as also understanding
what evolution teaches.
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I often find problems
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with the
thinking behind evolution.
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Take these three examples.
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I have some pictures.
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Evolution teaches
that one life evolved
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from simple to more complex.
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This is the way it has
to be for the idea to work.
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Evolution would start
with simple little forms
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and over
billions of years evolve
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into something
highly complex like us.
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Number two,
evolution also teaches
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that things evolved
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from smaller to
larger forms of life.
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Small like worms
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into large like whales.
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For evolution,
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this has to be
the way things work.
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You can't start off
with a giant creature
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appearing out of nowhere.
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You start off with small
things supposedly that evolved
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into bigger things.
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Number three, evolution
teaches that life evolved
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from low diversity
to higher diversity.
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In other words, less varieties
of creatures in the past
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and more varieties now,
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like insects.
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Less kinds are first
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and then more
kinds of insects later.
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It's a logical approach,
if you believe in evolution.
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The problem is that
nature seems to disagree.
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Okay, number one,
simple to more complex.
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This is a trilobite
right here, like I mentioned.
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We now know that trilobites
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were actually extremely
complex little creatures
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with antennas and multiple limbs
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and hundreds of lenses
for their eyes and more.
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These are very complex.
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Two, things
evolved from small to big.
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Well, in the past,
fossil evidence suggests that
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everything was
actually bigger not smaller
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larger animals
and enormous turtles,
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bigger sharks,
huge reptiles and so on.
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Now, look how big
sharks used to be.
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This is a shark tooth.
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Wo-hoo, scared?
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Look at this, even more scary,
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a claw from a
very large reptile.
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Whoa, that's big.
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Things are actually smaller now,
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not larger.
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Okay, number three,
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less variety to more variety.
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Of all the animals
and creatures in the world
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we know have existed,
only 1% are alive today.
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Wow, what
happened to the other 99%?
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They've all become extinct.
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There was way more
variety of life in the past
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than there is now.
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That's three big
strikes for evolution.
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So again,
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I believe God is my Creator.
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Hey, everyone,
it's me, Rich Aguilera.
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I'd love to see you at
one of our live events.
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To see where I'll be
speaking, visit our website,
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TheCreationCase.com.
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One of my favorite
parts of any assignment
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is going off road in the jeep.
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There's so much more we can see
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when we get off the roads.
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I just hope I don't get
stuck in this loose sand.
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Let's follow this dry
riverbed for a little while.
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Clearly we can see
a lot of layers here,
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just like at the Grand Canyon.
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We usually find
small marine animals
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towards the bottom layers
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and larger land
animals towards the top layers.
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The Bible says
that a worldwide flood
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destroyed all the
animals of the earth.
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You know, there's a
slot canyon just up ahead,
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another great place to
see the layers of the earth.
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Come on.
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We finally made it
to the slot canyon.
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Let's go in. Come on.
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Wow!
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What an amazing place to
see the layers of the earth.
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A slot canyon, like this one
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is formed by water
rushing through rock,
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especially soft rock
like limestone or sandstone.
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If a global flood did happen
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who would we expect
to see buried first.
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I would expect the
smallest marine creatures
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would be buried first,
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because they can't
get away to safety.
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You're not gonna
find a bear down there,
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not because they
hadn't evolved yet,
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just because the bear
would be able to get away
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to higher ground.
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This is exactly what we
see in the geologic column,
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the small marine animals
are buried at the bottom.
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In the flood,
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what would you
expect to be buried next?
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I would expect to see
larger marine creatures.
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Then who would be buried next?
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Probably larger
animals and birds.
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A realistic interpretation
of this order could be
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that a global flood
deposited them that way.
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Do you know what the Bible
says in Genesis about the flood?
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Genesis 7:24 says,
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"The waters flooded the earth
for a hundred and fifty days."
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The waters rose
higher and higher and higher
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for a hundred and fifty days.
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That's five months.
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It's amazing how many
little clues we find in nature
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that show us that the earth
was once covered with water.
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You know what?
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I just thought of
another great place
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to go see some evidence.
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We should go there now.
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Well, let's finish
exploring here first.
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This is Kings Canyon.
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What an amazing looking place
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and we're really
close to where we're going.
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Come on.
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A lot of the places
we've been to so far,
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we've been
seeing smooth flat line
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between the layers.
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But it's not
like that everywhere
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you're going to see coming up.
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Evolution teaches
that the earth's layers
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were put down
millions of years apart.
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They teach that each
layer of dirt and sand
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was put down soft at first,
then eventually turn to stone.
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Then another layer of sand
was put down, turn to stone,
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and then the
next layer and so on.
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Thousands of layers
over millions of years.
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They teach that the
layers accumulated slowly,
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a little at a time.
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But that doesn't really
reflect what we see in nature.
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Because we see tons of fossils
that had to be buried quickly
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in order to be preserved.
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Once again, the
theory of evolution
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and the things we see in nature
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don't seem to go
together very well.
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Now check out the layers here.
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Noticed anything different?
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See how all
those layers are wavy,
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those are called folded layers.
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Man, I wish I can get
up a little bit closer.
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Maybe I'll climb on the jeep.
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If you'll notice, the
rock layers here are solid.
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This is an important clue.
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The rock layers here
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seem to be
telling another story.
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This whole part of
the mountain was folded.
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That means it
was squeezed together
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and we see this
all over the world.
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I wonder if any
pieces of this cool rock
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fell on the ground
around here somewhere.
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I'm gonna look around.
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You know, folded
rock layers shows us
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that at some
point in our history,
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great forces were in action
on the crust of our earth.
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I mean, in order to
move continents around
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and make them collide,
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something big had to cause that.
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Some of the folding also happens
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when rocks and
sediment are superheated
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and they deformed
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like the folder
rocks in this place.
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A Bible flood
would sure provide us
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with a powerful
engine to help explain
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how our earth was
severely impacted.
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You know,
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think I'm gonna
write this in my journal.
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Folded layers remind us
of the great forces in play
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during the flood.
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I'm so glad that
little clues in nature
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provide us with
evidence of the past.
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You know, I've
been to the Grand Canyon
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several times and I
never get tired of seeing
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how beautiful it is there.
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It's great that
such a wonderful place
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can also provide
all sorts of evidence
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about the layers of the earth
and how they are deposited.
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Well, I need to
finish up my report
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and send it to HQ.
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Remember, if
you want to read it,
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just go to our website.
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The geologic columns shows us
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the layers of the
earth under our feet,
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but the way people
interpret the layers can vary.
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The millions of
years interpretation
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of the geologic column
has its share of problems.
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Smooth lines between layers
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shows us that the layers
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could have been
deposited quickly with water.
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Folded layers remind us
of the great forces in play
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during the flood.
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It's very possible
that the geologic column
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preserve the order in
which things were buried
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during the flood.
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Layers remind me about
something the Bible says,
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"The layers of a
person that follows God."
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Galatians 5 says,
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"The most important
layer of a Christian is love."
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But there's more layers a
Christian should have too.
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One of them is joy.
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God wants you to
be a joyful person,
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not mean and grumpy.
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Another layer is peace,
and goodness, and kindness.
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God also wants you to
be faithful and gentle
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and have self control.
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That's when you can say no
to things that are bad for you.
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In the Bible, all
these layers of a Christian
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are called
"Fruits of the Spirit."
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The more we have
these layers in our life,
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the more we can be like God.
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I hope you'll join me
again for our next assignment.
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Remember, God the
Creator loves what He creates,
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especially you.
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Good night.
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Wait, hold on.
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We have bloopers.
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Of the earth.
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Come on.
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Falling on a bit too.
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It's...
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Couldn't start.
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In most places of
the world kind of trip.
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Hi, Jacqui.
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Seems to say something else.
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In a global flood
which, what, where?
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Sure about that.
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It was never cracked.
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