Where did we come from?
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The Bible says,
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"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. Hi, Doc M.
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How was your presentation
at the aquarium this morning?
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Fabulous.
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The kids were so
excited to get a shark's tooth.
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Wow! Nice.
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I haven't been to
the aquarium in so long.
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I should do
that again some time.
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You should. You
would have a blast.
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Yeah, my favorite
part was a tide pool.
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I used to love
touching all those starfish.
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I remember you saying something
about going to the aquarium.
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I bought you something.
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You did? Uh-huh.
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Where is it?
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What is it?
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I'll never
tell. It's a surprise!
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By any chance...
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Was it a starfish?
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How did you know?
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Just a hunch.
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Jacqui?
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All right, it's on your back.
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What?
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I needed a new one. Yuck!
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Get it off!
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Ooh, it's so pretty. Thank you.
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You're welcome.
And there is more.
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Our next assignment
for Rich is at the ocean.
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Really? That's so cool.
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I love the ocean.
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That reminds me,
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we got a letter from
Natalie in Manchester, England.
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England? Wow!
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She writes right here.
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"Dear, Doc M,
since I was little,
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I've always loved to go
on holiday to the seashore."
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Oh, that's nice.
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"Yesterday though,
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my science professor started
teaching about how life started
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in the ocean
millions of years ago
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and all of that."
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Well, that's not so good.
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"Oceans are so big
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and there's so
much life in the ocean.
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Isn't there some evidence
of creation in the oceans?
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Thank you, Natalie."
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That's nice. Wow!
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It's fantastic.
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I thought you'd like that.
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Yeah, I'll get the
assignment over to Rich.
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Well, perfect.
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Rich, where is he anyway?
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Oh, I think he mentioned
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waxing his snowboard.
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Waxing a snowboard in
the middle of the summer?
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I don't know. We're
talking about Rich here.
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That's true. Yeah.
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Okay, I'll get this
message over to him.
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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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Think we got a new message.
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May be it's our new assignment.
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Hi, Rich, I had
your next assignment.
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And lucky me,
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it's one of my
favorite topics, the ocean.
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Whoa! The ocean.
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We need to know
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is there any evidence for
creation in earth's oceans?
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Evolution teaches
that all of life started
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in the oceans.
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So there has to be
some kind of evidence there.
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We look forward to your report.
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Oh, and by the way,
we're pretty curious,
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why are you
waxing your snowboard
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in the middle of summer?
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It's kind of unusual.
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Anyway, see you.
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That's true.
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That is a little
bit unusual snowboarding
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in the middle of the summer.
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But that's because
I'm upon a glacier,
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way up where the
snow is here year round.
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I better let Jacqui
know I got the assignment.
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I better let her know too
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why I'm snowboarding in
the middle of the summer.
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Hi, Jacqui,
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I'm snowboarding on a glacier.
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Got message.
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Heading to ocean next.
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All right, I need to
write this in our journal.
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Earth, oceans.
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We need to head to the ocean,
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sea level that
means that right now,
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I'm about 8,500 feet too high.
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Let's head down.
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Whoa!
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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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Well, I think we're
almost at the ocean.
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Wait a second.
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Where did the ocean go?
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Oops!
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This isn't the ocean.
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This is an ancient ocean.
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Look where we
standing on, huge salt flat,
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a big ancient sea floor
that's dried out here in Utah.
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At one point
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all this was the
bottom of a huge sea,
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but how could that be,
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we're 500 miles away
from the Pacific Ocean.
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Wow, that's salty.
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Dried out inland
seas, like this one,
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are found all over the world.
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Other seas out there
still have water in them
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and have been
shrinking for centuries.
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This one is over
4,000 feet above sea level.
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How did the sea get way up here?
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That's quite high
for a salt water sea.
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There's only a
couple ways to explain
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how a huge
inland sea could form.
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Since secular scientists
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won't consider the
idea of a global flood,
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they say water
originally got here
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from melting glaciers or rain.
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They say tens of
thousands of years of rain
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and evaporation
slowly built up all the salt.
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The other
explanation is that the flood
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covered the entire earth
with one huge, salty ocean.
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This is actually one
of the flattest places
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on the planet.
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Race car drivers come here
to race and test their cars
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to see how fast they can go.
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Why don't we go for a ride?
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This is great. No roads!
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The floodwaters
eventually drained away,
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leaving pockets
of large salty lakes
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trapped all over the
surface of our planet,
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over the last few thousand years
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they have been
shrinking and drying up.
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Evolution teaches
that all life started
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about three billion
years ago from a salty ocean.
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There's a
problem with that though,
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we can measure the
salt in the ocean every year
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and we see that
it's getting saltier.
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We can also do
the math backwards
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to see how long it's been salty.
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The math says there's no way
the ocean could have been salty
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a billion years ago.
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That's a pretty huge problem
because evolution teaches
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that the first creatures
evolved from a salty ocean
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a billion years ago.
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There is a lot of
salt in the oceans.
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But the evidence says
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there's simply not
enough salt in the ocean
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over a billion
years to have passed.
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Think I'm gonna write
that down in my journal.
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At the rate salt
is entering the ocean,
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it doesn't appear
that a billion years
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could have ever passed.
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All right, we need
to get back on track.
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We were heading
to an actual ocean,
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not an old dry one.
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Come on.
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As I mentioned,
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the nearest ocean
is the Pacific Ocean
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500 miles that way,
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you know, a lot of
water would be required
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to cover the whole planet.
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Where did all
that water come from?
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The Bible says
that during the flood
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the water came from two places,
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it rained for 40
days and 40 nights
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and that it
erupted from underground.
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Exploding water
from underground.
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Wow, God is powerful!
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Psalms 95:5 says,
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"The sea is
His, for He made it."
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If He could create it,
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He could easily
command it to burst.
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So the surface of
the earth split open
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and water gushed out.
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The Bible says the
water gushed out for 150 days.
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That's five months.
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That's a lot of water.
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We made it to the Pacific Ocean,
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the largest ocean in the world.
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Imagine all this water
and much, much more flooded
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the entire earth at
the time of the flood.
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There was enough water
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to cover the tallest mountains
of the earth at that time.
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All the mountains we see now
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probably formed
during or after the flood
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because of all the
movements of the earth's crust.
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Mount Everest
didn't have to be covered
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because it probably didn't exist
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till after the flood.
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Scientists have calculated
that if we were to flatten out
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the mountains
and the ocean floor,
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the world would be
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in about a mile and
a half deep of water.
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In other words, we really
don't need that much more water
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to have a global flood.
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The key is understanding
that before the flood,
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the surface of the planet
was probably a lot flatter.
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So is there any
evidence of cracks in the earth
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where water would
have come bursting forth?
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Surely, there
would be some evidence
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of something so dramatic.
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Well, there are a lot
of cracks on the surface
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where molten lava comes out.
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I wonder if at some point
water came from the cracks too.
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And there really is no
way of knowing for sure
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where the flood
waters burst from.
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One of my favorite
parts of walking on the beach
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is looking for
shells and fossils.
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Shells provide
fascinating evidence
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for the Bible.
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When a clam dies
of natural causes,
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it relaxes and opens up.
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This is what we
find, by the billions,
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on beaches and on
the bottom of the ocean
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all over the world.
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In a global flood,
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all these shells
would be washed away
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and buried with
layers of sediment.
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This is exactly
what we see in nature.
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Here we see tons of layers
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where shells were
buried and piled up.
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What would happen to
clams in the events of a flood?
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They would be
buried alive like this.
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We also know
that these are found
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all over the
world by the millions.
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We know that they did
not die from natural causes
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because otherwise
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they would have
opened up like this.
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See how this shell is closed
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that's how we know that
this clam was buried alive
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because it never got to open up.
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Whatever water catastrophe,
buried all these shells,
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buried them quickly.
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That sounds a lot like
a flood story, doesn't it?
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I think I'm gonna
write that in my journal.
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Millions of closed clams
all over the world is evidence
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that they were buried
alive by a water catastrophe.
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You know, this
is a pretty place.
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I think I'm
gonna sketch this too.
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It's amazing, how
powerful is the evidence
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from a tiny little clam.
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Did you know that
layers of shells like this one
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or even found on
top of Mount Everest?
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Everything that
we've talked about
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shows us how a
flood would have happened.
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Here's the way I
imagined it might have happened.
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First, the surface
cracks, the water burst forth,
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and the earth is flooded.
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Next, everything
is buried in layers,
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trees, animals, shells.
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The water stops coming out
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and the surface
plates begin to settle.
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These huge plates
collide smashing into each other
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and causing uplift.
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That uplift
pushes the land upwards.
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This causes areas that were
once at the bottom of the sea
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and full of
marine fossils to now
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be at the highest peaks.
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The ocean is an amazing place
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filled with life
and amazing creatures
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that God created.
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You know, if we're gonna
be talking about the ocean
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we need to get a close up
look and get in the water.
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We're gonna do that
first thing in the morning.
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Hi, everyone.
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It's Doc M here at Headquarters.
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Got some new
evidence, I want to show you,
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it blows me away.
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Have you ever heard
of the Fibonacci numbers?
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It's a series of numbers
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as 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21,
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it goes like this.
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I write them out
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0, 1, 1, 2, 3,
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5, 8, 13, 21,
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and you could keep going,
getting bigger and bigger.
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Each number is the sum of
the two numbers before it.
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Let's look at it.
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We start with 0 and 1 make 1,
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1+1=2,
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1+2=3,
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2+3=5,
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3+5=8,
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5+8=13,
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8+13=21.
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You follow this pattern of math
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to make bigger
and bigger numbers.
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There's nothing random about it.
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It's a very clear pattern.
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When we see patterns,
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that means there are some sort
of intelligent plan behind it.
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When we see things
that are just random,
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then it's just
random with no intelligence.
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Random would be like 9, 15,
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3, 27, 11,
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all mixed up.
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Did you know the
Fibonacci numbers
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are very
commonly found in nature?
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"Wait," you say.
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Yep, intelligent
mathematical patterns in nature.
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I told you it's exciting.
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Check this out.
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Let's take the Fibonacci numbers
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and make a drawing out of them.
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Zero and one,
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since zero has no
value, no space but one.
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Zero plus one equals one.
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One plus one equals two.
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Two plus one is three.
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Three plus two is five.
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Five plus three is eight.
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And we could keep going.
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This is a Fibonacci spiral.
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Watch, through the
one, through the second one,
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now through the
two, through the three,
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through the five,
through the eight.
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This is the spiral.
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This shape is seen elsewhere.
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Do you know? In nature.
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Let me show you some
pictures on the computer.
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This is my favorite part.
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This is the nautilus shell.
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Do you see the spiral?
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It's there! Yes!
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Another one,
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the galaxies of the universe
spiraling in the same way.
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Another yes! Wow!
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Plants and flowers, we
see the Fibonacci spiral.
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Wow!
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It's getting more exciting.
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Hurricanes.
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Wow!
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Animals.
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Wow!
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Yes.
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Remember, this is
not a random spiral.
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This is an intelligently
created mathematical pattern.
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Only God, the Master
Designer, who made everything,
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could plant these little clues
in the nature we see around us.
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You're excited, aren't you?
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Ah! Me too.
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But again,
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for me, this is why I believe
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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,
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visit our website,
TheCreationCase.com.
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Good morning.
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Today is the
day that we're gonna
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get on the ocean
and explore it close up.
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In a few minutes,
I'm gonna rent a kayak
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and go out on the ocean.
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You know, I've noticed that
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a lot of the
California coast has cliffs.
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Every day, the
waves pound on the cliffs
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and erode them.
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So where do you
suppose all that rock is going?
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Back in the ocean.
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Each year tons of
dirt, rock, and sediment
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goes into the ocean.
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It comes from rivers,
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it could get
blown in with the wind,
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or from volcanic ash.
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Scientists can estimate
00:20:38.93\00:20:40.60
how much sediment
is going into the ocean
00:20:40.64\00:20:42.60
every year.
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They can estimate how
much leaves the ocean too.
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For evolutionists,
the results are a problem.
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You see evolution teaches
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that the oceans
and the land forms
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have been here
for millions of years.
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But at the rate that our land
is now eroding into the ocean,
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all our land will
have eroded into the ocean.
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The land is eroding
into the ocean so quickly
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that evolution doesn't
have the millions of years
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that it needs
for stuff to evolve.
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Remember, evolution
needs millions of years,
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but the rate of erosion
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doesn't allow
them that much time.
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That's amazing.
00:21:22.01\00:21:23.35
I think I'm gonna write
that down in my journal.
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It seems like land is eroding
into the ocean way too fast
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for this to have been
going on for millions of years.
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Well, the kayak
place is just up ahead.
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I can't wait to
get on the water.
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You know,
scientists have also measured
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how much sediment
there is on the ocean floor.
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The average is about
2,000 feet of sediment.
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If the world is a
couple billion years old,
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there should be about 20 miles
of sediment in the ocean floor.
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You know, there's some
cool rock cliffs here behind us.
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Let me see if we can
get a little closer to them.
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If the world has
existed for billions of years,
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all the
continents should have eroded
00:22:45.26\00:22:46.93
into the oceans
100 times by now.
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Instead, what
do we actually see?
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We see an
inadequate amount of sediment
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on the ocean floors.
00:22:55.87\00:22:57.77
That provides more proof
00:22:57.81\00:22:59.57
that a global
flood happened recently.
00:22:59.61\00:23:02.94
Even though the Bible
is not a science textbook,
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I'm glad that God left
clues in nature about creation.
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Hey, I think I see
some wildlife ahead.
00:23:10.29\00:23:12.22
Let's go check it out.
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Sure enough. There's
a bunch of seals here.
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Let's go visit them.
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Here's something
fascinating about seals.
00:23:33.14\00:23:35.64
Did you know that
they can hold their breath
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for almost two hours?
00:23:37.68\00:23:39.38
Wow!
00:23:39.41\00:23:42.68
Let's go over and see
if we can talk to them.
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We should enjoy God's
nature everywhere we go.
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You know, I was really amazed
00:24:01.90\00:24:03.64
at the size of
the dry salt flats
00:24:03.67\00:24:05.47
we visited in Utah.
00:24:05.51\00:24:07.38
There were miles and
miles of nothing but salt.
00:24:07.41\00:24:11.05
And did you see the jeep?
00:24:11.08\00:24:13.35
I had to go through the
carwash like five times.
00:24:13.38\00:24:16.62
It's really powerful evidence
00:24:16.65\00:24:18.25
that at some point
water covered the entire earth
00:24:18.29\00:24:21.49
like the Bible says.
00:24:21.52\00:24:23.53
Well, I need to
finish up my report
00:24:23.56\00:24:25.56
and get it over to HQ.
00:24:25.59\00:24:27.10
Remember, if
you want to read it,
00:24:27.13\00:24:28.83
just go to our website.
00:24:28.86\00:24:30.20
At the rate salt
is entering the ocean,
00:24:34.00\00:24:36.44
it doesn't appear
that a billion years
00:24:36.47\00:24:38.94
could have ever passed.
00:24:38.97\00:24:41.91
Closed fossil
shells are evidence
00:24:41.94\00:24:44.31
that they were buried alive.
00:24:44.35\00:24:47.58
There's not enough
sediment on the ocean floor
00:24:47.62\00:24:50.32
for it to have been accumulating
00:24:50.35\00:24:51.89
for millions of years.
00:24:51.92\00:24:53.39
You know, salt is
used to preserve food
00:25:04.53\00:25:07.50
so that it
doesn't rot or go bad.
00:25:07.54\00:25:09.87
It's neat that the
Bible says in Matthew 5:13
00:25:09.90\00:25:13.17
that Christians are
the salt of the earth.
00:25:13.21\00:25:16.81
What that's trying to
say is that one of the things
00:25:16.85\00:25:19.71
we're supposed to
do is be like salt
00:25:19.75\00:25:22.42
and help things not go bad.
00:25:22.45\00:25:25.15
That means we
should always do good.
00:25:25.19\00:25:27.42
That means we can help others
00:25:27.46\00:25:29.69
and bring joy to
the people around us.
00:25:29.72\00:25:32.83
In other words,
be a good person,
00:25:32.86\00:25:35.60
don't be a pain to
the people around you,
00:25:35.63\00:25:38.00
bring joy to them.
00:25:38.03\00:25:40.57
Well, I hope
you'll join me again
00:25:40.60\00:25:42.40
for our next assignment.
00:25:42.44\00:25:44.07
Remember, God the
Creator loves what He creates,
00:25:44.11\00:25:47.51
especially you.
00:25:47.54\00:25:49.01
Goodnight.
00:25:49.04\00:25:50.55
Bloopers, don't leave yet.
00:26:01.52\00:26:03.66
Like this.
00:26:07.06\00:26:08.40
It's...
00:26:12.93\00:26:14.57
Flood story, doesn't.
00:26:14.60\00:26:16.81
How yours...
00:26:16.84\00:26:18.17
We really don't...
00:26:23.28\00:26:25.48
Catastrophe buried all the...
00:26:30.09\00:26:31.99
Where's my pocket?
00:26:32.02\00:26:33.72
I think I'm gonna
write that down in...
00:26:37.13\00:26:39.13