Complete Creation, 2nd Ed., Part 11 with Wazooloo

[babaganoug]

the main take home points from this video are that Ian understands neither evolution nor probability.

[Bueller007]

Wow. Very deep analysis, Ian.

"All the variation we see within the T. rex probably belonged to the same species."

Ummm, yeah. That would be why they're classified as T. rex.

[coolvideo28]

keep the Videos coming The Truth is so refreshing. the scientific community is trying to brainwash everyone in school into believing (erol) evolution religion of lies.

[easymoney4ever]

it's 620 quadrillion Ian not quintillion. Thanks for the video brother, great work.

[worm102]

I'm getting no sound.

[RationalEmotive]

be glad, be very glad about that!!!

[sweatytoothmadman]

Your improbable calculations fail on the basis that you are assuming that the first life forms had modern proteins which is untrue.

[galileanED]

So, stm...you know which protein they did have and they are all only a few atoms long? Life needs a whole functioning cell, and DNA, and lots of complex protiens. Quibling over exactly which protiens the "first" life had is pathetic.

[biggbaddjohn]

"swallow a camel and strain at a gnat" is how the saying goes i believe

[MajSmJz]

THANKS FOR THE PHRASE. Finally someone wrote it down.

[JMStuff99]

Very nice