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  • If you have a full understanding of evolution, you must admit that there is no evidence what ever to support it. It is obvious to every one that is thinking rationally and not indoctrinated that the fossil record in no way supports gradualism. Also, radiometric dating methods have been so erratic that evolutionists just pick the dates that bolster their story and ignore those that refute it. You obviously have no knowledge of real science but have been indoctrinated by secularists. Read it helps

  • @mejc2 1. You are wrong, there is mountains of evidence, he points out some in the video, to name very few other pieces of evidence, things like chromosomal fusion and mitochondrial DNA only point to Evolution. No, radiometric dating is EXTREMELY accurate on a geological timescale, if you are going to make a claim against one of the most tested methods of evidence, you will need to go into a lab, and produce erratic results based on dating.

  • @MisterRedstone

    You are way wrong. there is no evidence for evolution. Chromosomal fusion is a misnomer.The differences are mounting so high that chromosomal comparison is becoming the enemy of gradualism. Others have already gone in the lab and produced anomalous results. there is no consistency except in the minds of fully indoctrinated evolutionists. Science is against evolutionism.

  • @mejc2 There is evidence, you are simply to ignorant to view the evidence on the other side. "The differences are mounting so high that chromosomal comparison is becoming the enemy of gradualism." What the hell are you talking about? We share more than 98% of our genome with apes... Chromosomal fusion shows perfectly how we evolved 46 chromosomes, while other apes have 48, thats why there are 2 centromere locations on chromosome 2.

  • science disproves evolution, we don´t need the bible to disprove evolution, science itself disproves evolution

  • Hi.! I am a Christian and with all your respect I do have 2 questions for you if i may. which came first the Protein or DNA?? and can you explain "Irreducible Complexity??

    see this are 2 of the biggest issues I had when I was an evolutionist myself.

    thank you for your time.

    God bless.

    (Genesis 1:24)

  • @JIMMYMIRY Irreducible complexity?

    There is none. I can think of one example you're probably thinking of, that's the "motor" some bacteria have in them which allows their flagellum to function like a propeller. It is reducible, just when it's reduced it functions as a needle to secrete venom, which does exist in other bacteria. Most cases of "irreducible complexity" are simply people who are not MacGuyver, and cannot imagine a thing doing something totally different from what tehy expect.

  • @JIMMYMIRY As for DNA, DNA came first, it's a molecule, and it produces proteins through a complex process. There are videos of how it works on Youtube, you have to look hard though.

  • Hi i am a Christian and with all your respect I do have tow questions for you if i may. which came first the Protein or DNA?? and can you explain "Irreducible Complexity??

    see this are one of the biggest issues I had when I was an evolutionist myself.

    thank you for your time.

    God bless.

  • Get a better microphone and stop whispering into it. The noise in our audio is damn annoying.

  • Its all Satan! The Devil did it! (Making fun of Creationists.)

  • @mejc2 I think evolutionary theory is more like 'overwhelming circumstancial evidence' than speculation!

    Humans have only been studying it in detail for a few hundred years. Yet several different branches of enquiry lead to the same conclusion. As a hypothesis, it works!

  • @finlarg

    It only works because mutations causing new organs, tissue, body plans, and systems, is never challenged. You could just as easily say that God manipulated DNA to create life on earth, or Aliens did it, or magic fairies. All we know for sure is that there is a pattern. We have no idea how it arose and have no answer for the anomalies that contradict the mutation hypothesis.

  • @mejc2 Not sure what you mean by "never challenged"? DNA was not already there at the start of life. You are right about how little we know about the origin of life. Evolution describes the process of an existing phenomenon, not it's origin.

  • @mejc2 Coelocanths are not the only animal to have hardly changed over millions of years, nautilus, ginko trees and woodlice are also very similar to their ancient ancestors. If an organism is well adapted to a stable ecosystem there is little selection pressure for them to change, then they won't change.

    You make it sound as if evolutionary scientists (not evolutionists) are wilfully ignorant. If that were so they would be pseudoscientists, and they would not be taken seriously.

  • @finlarg My own oops: Ginko trees are not animals! Swamp cypres trees and many ferns have also hardly changed over millions of years.

  • @finlarg

    By never challenged I mean that no one ever observed mutations creating any new organs body plans or systems. There is no explanation as to how mutations can cause any new functioning anything. It is just assumed that mutations create all the variation we see today even though our empirical evidence is that mutations deteriorate DNA, not make it better. Why would you assume something that contradicts our observations?

  • @mejc2 I'm not an expert on evolutionary theory, but I have an understanding of the basic principles. Most mutations do not improve the DNA or the organism, you are right about that. But the crucial point is that every now and again a mutation causes a change to an organism which is beneficial and increases the chance of that particular one to survive and reproduce. It is a wasteful process, takes a lot of time and the changes through the generations are gradual. continued...

  • @mejc2 continuation... You will not be able to observe the formation of a new organ or body part within the short time scale we have been studying the subject. Evolutionary theory is what best explains what we have observed. Some of it is inferred and may be shown in the future to be partially innacurate. By the sound of it you think it's wrong. Do you have an alternative theory which explains all the observations better?

  • @finlarg

    You are not able to observe the formation of a new organ or body plan? We can't even begin to imagine how the immense code needed to create one organ could have possibly been created. Mutations certainly do not provide a mechanism for that. Time? Slow process? If evolution moves at the snails pace that you claim, the universe isn't old enough for the symphony of Incalculably immense symbiotic systems to have formed. Math works you should try it sometime.

  • @mejc2 Although I take on board everything you say, I disagree. The estimated 3 billion years since life first appeared on this planet is an IMMENSE amount of time... why do you think this is not long enough? Which maths are you using?

    You still haven't addressed my previous question: Do you have an alternative theory which explains all the observations better?

  • @finlarg

    2.5 billion years of single celled organisms. .5 billion for everything else. That Maths! Explains Better? Saying mutations did it long ago and far away, is not an explanation at all. There is no evidence what ever that mutations can accidentally write the immense new genetic code required to support the diversity of life. Aliens did it, Fairies did it, God did it, It happened because this is part of a multiverse.....Take your pick if you are choosing unsupported "eplanations" .

  • @mejc2 So you think evolutionary theory is wrong... that's up to you. I did not say "mutations did it long ago and far away", the process is ongoing, but on a human timescale we don't notice much change. Similar to how we don't see the stars moving, but we know the solar system orbits the centre of the galaxy once every 230 million years.

    You still haven't addressed my previous question: Do you have an alternative theory which explains all the observations better?

  • @finlarg

    The process? The unobserved, illogical, impossible, time constrained, empirically and mathematically disproved process is ongoing? You have to explain something before I can explain it better. Saying "mutations did it" is not an explanation. It's a story.

  • @mejc2 I have been asking this buffoons for a long time to give me an example of a mutation that generated a useful or intelligent structure and they can only dodge the question.

  • I have a site named "evillusion dot net". Is this vid aimed at my site? If not, interesting that you use that title.

  • Remember, if god works in mysterious ways, they it is just as likely that the bible is wrong and god planted it here to test our faith of god's creation, i.e. how many people would be gullible enough to believe a book over the reality around them. God wouldn't do that??? Why not, god works in mysterious ways.

    Thanks for the link. 5 stars.

  • I like that twist. :)

    Your videos are unrivaled; it would be criminal not to link you.

  • I just wanna know why an "intelligent designer" would design a universe so full of debris.

    Never seen ANY intelligent design which included debris.

  • Even with a highschool understanding of the universe, it's clear to see how imperfect or random it really is.

    cdk007 has a video in which he talks just how tuned for life this place really is. It's funny to hear some of the analogies he has.

  • Ain't it amazing how my nose & ears are so perfectly formed as to accommodate my glasses?

  • I think that's the best evidence we have for a divine creator :P

  • @TheAbeyance I have questions for you too:

    Minor changes don't actually change DNA code, change of DNA code is REQUIRED for chimp-like ancestors to eventually evolve into humans; so how can you prove that chimp-like ancestors & humans had the same ancestors without using fossils for your argument IF there were no fossils as you put it?

    Why deny a global flood if it takes flooding to fossilize dead animals SO MUCH SO that even the soft creatures (like jellyfish) can fossilize?

  • @TheAbeyance Minor changes in species is one thing, but the origin of species is another thing ENTIRELYin terms of DNA code:

    DNA code is the only biological thing that controls form & biological machinery (very complex); beneficial DNA code is REQUIRED for chimps & humans to have the same ancestor; Minor changes within the same kind of animal DO NOT change the beneficial DNA code at all; minor changes in features, without changing DNA code, is a bad way to show the origin of species

  • @TheAbeyance Why does God allow debris? Because God ALREADY said that sin (immorality) brought death into the world (A.K.A. the destruction of biological machinery); why else has NO scientist ever discovered the origin of the very first virus, & why people's health become worse when they are constantly bitter & vengfull at heart?

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