Questions and Answers Part B 16 of 17 - Creation Science Seminar - Kent Hovind

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It's true that more than one out of every four people on average will never even develope wisdom teeth even if it doesn't prove human split of from the great apes it does reflect a future developmental or even evolutionary trend fo the human species. Whatever happened as far as eating meat for the record humans should inbrace their omnivorous heritage. It is allowed.

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Yes unicorn just means animal with one horn, not to undulge in fairy tales but many otherwise mythical stories have truth in them that are unrecognised. But imagine this further how many mythical or actual creatures this strang must there be that could be on all the world throughout the known universe, with maybe hundreds of planets or planet massed objects for every star and about a trillion or so known galaxies with possibly many times more dwarf galaxies.

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I doubt they found them two cities as it says they were thoroughly destroyed. But yes even a remnant they find would be a wonderful witness. Chemistry is one of those things that can intersect several otherwise unrelated subjects and make them far more powerful than the sub of their individual effects. This is where tetrations of wisdom comes even in a ruin that would not be thought about.