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for 15 years now for 12 years I've been00:00:33
an evangelist and I travel around and00:00:35
speak on creation evolution and00:00:37
dinosaurs honored to be here in Coeur00:00:42
d'Alene Idaho my first time to preach in00:00:43
your city00:00:44
how many been to one of my seminars00:00:45
before or have seen one of the tapes00:00:47
before Oh quite a few ok how many have00:00:49
not and how many do not understand the00:00:53
question so far ok that's what I thought00:00:57
well great it's an honor to be here I00:01:00
tell folks right up front before I get00:01:01
started too far because I don't want00:01:03
anybody sneaking up on me I believe the00:01:05
Bible is the infallible inspired00:01:07
inerrant Word of the Living God00:01:08
I believe it from cover to cover I even00:01:11
believe the cover on mine says can't00:01:12
holes and I believe that and what I try00:01:15
to do in my seminars have three distinct00:01:17
goals number one I want to strengthen00:01:18
your faith in the Word of God number two00:01:20
if you're not saved I'm gonna try to get00:01:22
you saved I'm after you I'll tell you00:01:24
right now I'm after you okay number00:01:26
three if you're saved and you're not00:01:27
doing much for the Lord then I'm gonna00:01:28
try to make you uncomfortable00:01:31
everybody ought to find something to do00:01:33
for the Lord okay the worst of you could00:01:34
serve as bad examples if nothing else00:01:37
you can all find something to do for the00:01:39
Lord00:01:40
alright this this is not my wife this is00:01:46
just a picture of her00:01:48
we live in Pensacola Florida I've been00:01:51
there 12 years we have three kids one of00:01:53
each my kids are at this time 21 22 23 a00:01:59
year in two weeks apart we call that00:02:01
family planning where I come from got00:02:04
the two boys married off now and as soon00:02:05
as I find someone to take over payments00:02:06
on my daughter I'm gonna be home free so00:02:10
that's that's the plan one of my hobbies00:02:11
for many years I have been collecting00:02:13
science books I like science and you can00:02:16
ask me my kids or ask my wife when I get00:02:18
bored doesn't do off etre on our place I00:02:20
just read science books I like science00:02:22
taught it for 15 years even though I'm00:02:25
not teaching it anymore I still like the00:02:26
study has so many neat things to learn00:02:28
and there's an awful lot of good science00:02:30
in these books but folks there are some00:02:32
lies in our science books now I'm not00:02:35
against science I'm not against schools00:02:36
and not against teachers my brothers in00:02:38
his 34th year teach in public school my00:02:40
mom retired from teaching public school00:02:41
there's an awful lot of good godly00:02:43
teachers in the system but there's some00:02:45
poison in these books we're gonna cover00:02:47
some of that tonight Richard Dawkins who00:02:49
hates creationists said it is absolutely00:02:52
safe to say that if you meet someone who00:02:54
claims not to believe in evolution that00:02:56
person is ignorant stupid or insane or00:03:00
wicked hmm well Richard I'll send you a00:03:05
copy of this tape because I'm gonna show00:03:07
you one hundred reasons why evolution is00:03:09
so stupid we need to define a few terms00:03:12
okay according to the dictionary stupid00:03:15
means00:03:16
lacking normal intelligence foolish00:03:20
silly a stupid idea00:03:22
dull and boring I think evolution is00:03:26
stupid now my mommy used to get mad at00:03:29
me when I use that word so it's a little00:03:30
hard to beat but bill said no hoping I00:03:31
want you to preach on a hundred reasons00:03:32
why evolution is stupid okay bill well00:03:35
you asked for it so here goes all right00:03:36
let's define some other terms now the00:03:39
word evolution has at least six00:03:40
different meanings and you've done 5800:03:42
debates now and if you're gonna get into00:03:43
a debate on evolution with anybody you00:03:45
better first define what you're talking00:03:47
about because this is a very slippery00:03:49
term okay first we have cosmic evolution00:03:50
that would be the Big Bang there is no00:03:52
evidence whatsoever for that we'll get00:03:54
into that in just a moment then we'd00:03:55
have to have chemical evolution see the00:03:57
Big Bang supposedly made hydrogen how00:03:59
did we get 92 elements plus the00:04:01
synthetic ones I mean how did the00:04:04
chemicals evolve they don't talk about00:04:06
that much but that would have to happen00:04:07
thirdly would have to have stellar and00:04:09
planetary evolution you know the stars00:04:10
would have to evolve there's an awful00:04:12
lot of stars out there folks but00:04:14
nobody's ever seen one form there's00:04:16
enough stars out there that everybody on00:04:18
earth can personally own two trillion of00:04:20
them00:04:22
we've never seen one star-forming we see00:04:25
them blow up from time to time is called00:04:27
a nova or a supernova we've never seen00:04:28
one form one professor told me one time00:04:31
he said well we calculated in the00:04:32
laboratory that if 20 stars explode near00:04:35
each other it'll produce enough energy00:04:36
to make a brand new star00:04:38
I said that's brilliant you got to lose00:04:40
20 to gain one you ought to run for00:04:43
Congress you could up those guys borrow00:04:44
their way out of debt first place00:04:50
that's all theoretical we've never seen00:04:51
it happen okay and I think it is00:04:53
scientifically impossible see then we'd00:04:56
have to have organic evolution that00:04:58
would be the origin of life how did life00:05:00
get started from nonliving material now00:05:02
according to the evolution theory that00:05:03
would have to happen somewhere along the00:05:05
line long ago and far away life had to00:05:08
come from nonliving material and yet00:05:10
we've never seen that happen there is no00:05:12
evidence that it can happen we'll talk00:05:13
about that in a minute00:05:14
faithfully we would have macro-evolution00:05:16
that is where an animal changes into a00:05:18
different kind of animal nobody's ever00:05:21
seen a dog produce a non dog but the00:05:25
evolutionist believes a dog came from a00:05:27
rock if you go back far enough in time00:05:29
4.6 billion years finally we have Micro00:05:32
evolution I don't like this word okay because it00:05:34
gets people confused I think we ought to00:05:35
just call it a variation but micro00:05:38
evolution happens folks that is a fact00:05:40
of science animals produce a variety of00:05:43
offspring but it's always the same kind00:05:45
the first five definitions of evolution00:05:48
are stupid it doesn't happen it's00:05:52
certainly not part of science is00:05:53
something have to believe in they teach00:05:55
the kids it all started with the Big00:05:56
Bang 20 billion years ago a Big Bang I00:06:00
like to ask him some simple questions00:06:02
what exploded00:06:07
and we're gonna come from and where the00:06:09
energy comes from etc etc according to00:06:11
the Big Bang Theory it all started a00:06:12
little tiny dot and exploded and spread00:06:15
out over all the universe and much00:06:16
faster than the speed of light well the00:06:18
Big Bang Theory as we'll see in a minute00:06:19
is stupid I don't know of a better way00:06:21
to say it I'm trying to be nice to him00:06:23
but it is just stupid the Big Bang idea00:06:24
thought started with a Belgian00:06:25
astronomer named George something can't00:06:28
pronounce his last name George said that00:06:31
this original matter was no more than a00:06:33
few light-years in diameter at the very00:06:36
least that would be 2 or about 1200:06:38
trillion miles so they started off00:06:40
teaching at a spot 12 trillion miles00:06:42
across was what exploded well they00:06:46
revised that down in 1965 they said no00:06:48
it was only 275 million miles across00:06:50
well that's way down from 12 trillion00:06:54
1972 they said no it's almost 71 million00:06:56
miles across I don't how they know this00:06:59
stuff but this is what they talk okay00:07:00
1974 they said it was only 54,000 miles00:07:03
across 1983 they said it was the00:07:06
trillionth the diameter of a proton00:07:10
now they're saying it's nothing at all00:07:13
nothing exploded here we are this what00:07:17
the textbooks teach 18 to 20 billion00:07:19
years ago all the matter in the universe00:07:21
was concentrated into one very dense00:07:23
very hot region that may have been much00:07:25
smaller than a period on this page00:07:28
that's stupid00:07:33
this one says all of the matter and00:07:35
energy with some day will once again be00:07:37
packed into a small area no bigger than00:07:38
the period at the end of this sentence00:07:40
then another big bang will occur it00:07:44
happens every 80 to 100 billion years so00:07:47
you can forget about global warming00:07:51
we're gonna get squished now this00:07:55
textbook off it was brilliant I could00:07:57
not believe how smart this guy was he00:07:59
said boys and girls nothing really means00:08:01
nothing you have to be at least that00:08:05
smart to write a book he said not only00:08:08
matter and energy which disappear but00:08:09
also space and time00:08:11
however physicists theorize that from00:08:13
this state of nothingness the universe00:08:16
began in a gigantic explosion what yes00:08:24
boys and girls you see nothing exploded00:08:26
and here we are now who can argue with00:08:28
logic like that man00:08:30
they even put this in major science00:08:31
journals like Scientific American this00:08:33
fellow said the observable universe that00:08:35
would be us00:08:36
could have evolved there's that word00:08:38
again you got to watch that one okay six00:08:39
meanings from an infinitesimal region in00:08:42
the Greek that means a dot00:08:44
it's then tempting to scroll one step00:08:47
further and speculate that the entire00:08:48
universe evolved from literally nothing00:08:50
they call that science and put it in a00:08:53
science book I would call that stupid00:08:56
and put it in the garbage00:08:58
this is what the books teach I collect00:09:00
them I've got hundreds and hundreds of00:09:02
these books from countries all over the00:09:03
world clear back from 1890s up until00:09:05
2001 textbook they're teaching this kind00:09:08
of stuff folks this one says all the00:09:10
matter in the universe was drawn into00:09:11
this little tiny dot and it's spun00:09:13
faster and faster this is what they00:09:15
teach the kids some kids doing this for00:09:16
homework tonight right it's spun faster00:09:19
and faster one day before it exploded00:09:21
big bang I was talking to a professor00:09:24
from Berkeley one time sitting on the00:09:25
airplane next to a professor from00:09:26
Berkeley University I don't know if you00:09:28
folks here in Idaho ever heard of00:09:29
Berkeley or not but uh Berkeley is not a00:09:33
Bible College00:09:36
we got talking about the Big Bang and he00:09:37
said he believed in the Big Bang Theory00:09:39
I said yes sir I figured that you have00:09:40
to teach at Berkeley00:09:43
I said tell me sir how did the universe00:09:44
get here he said well 20 billion years00:09:47
ago all the matter was squished in this00:09:48
little tiny dot and it was spinning real00:09:50
fast and it exploded big bang and pieces00:09:53
flew off and became the galaxies and the00:09:54
Sun the Moon stars and finally you know00:09:56
people here we are00:09:57
I said sir could I ask you a couple00:09:59
questions please you know one of my00:10:01
favorite things to do in life is asking00:10:03
questions to people who believe in00:10:04
evolution I absolutely have a wonderful00:10:06
that's how this whole ministry started00:10:07
twelve years ago I moved to Pensacola00:10:09
Florida some article came out of the00:10:11
newspaper to say dinosaur bones found in00:10:13
Montana from 80 million years ago I I00:10:16
wrote my first letter to the editor in00:10:18
my life about 12 years ago I wrote a00:10:21
letter to the editor I said yes they00:10:22
found dinosaur bones and yes it was 4000:10:24
feet long and yes it was found in00:10:25
Montana but it was not from 80 million00:10:27
years ago this one probably drowned in00:10:28
the flood in the days of Noah 4,40000:10:30
years ago and you would have thought I00:10:32
shot the sacred cow actually I did well00:10:38
there began to be quite a battle in the00:10:39
newspaper letters to the editor flying00:10:40
back and forth and finally a university00:10:42
called me and asked me to do a debate00:10:43
with one of their professors well I'd00:10:46
never had a debate in my life except00:10:47
with my wife and I lost those every time00:10:50
how-how's I was not excited about00:10:52
debating but I said how do you do it00:10:56
what do you want and the guy said we've00:10:57
sent us 30 questions and the other guys00:10:59
send in 30 questions and we'll discuss00:11:00
those questions for the debate00:11:01
I should okay so I sent him 30 questions00:11:03
I thought they were perfectly legitimate00:11:05
fair questions I said a woodpecker stung00:11:08
goes all the way around the back of his00:11:09
head and comes on top of his left00:11:10
eyebrow left nostril here would you00:11:13
please show me any fossils that have00:11:15
been found intermediate species between00:11:16
a normal bird and a woodpecker00:11:17
you know this tongue going over around00:11:18
his head what evidence do you have of00:11:21
how this evolved that question never00:11:24
came up I don't know what happened to00:11:25
him I said termites chew on wood and00:11:28
they swallow it but termites can't00:11:29
digest it it goes into their stomach and00:11:31
there's little tiny critters in their00:11:32
intestines that actually digest the00:11:33
cellulose now those little critters00:11:35
can't live without the termite and those00:11:37
termites can't live without those00:11:38
critters which one evolve first00:11:43
I thought it's a fair question but it00:11:45
never came up I don't know what happened00:11:46
I think they lost my list00:11:47
but anyway one of my favorite things to00:11:50
do was asking questions to people who00:11:51
believed in evolution00:11:52
so I asked this professor if I could ask00:11:54
him some questions about the Big Bang00:11:55
he said sure what would you like to know00:11:57
I said well sir he told me 20 billion00:11:59
years ago all the matter in the universe00:12:01
was squished in this little tiny dot and00:12:02
it was spinning faster and faster and00:12:04
exploded boom I said where did all this00:12:07
matter come from he said well we don't00:12:10
know that for sure I said okay now sir00:12:13
hold it if I told you that I believe00:12:14
about 6,000 years ago God created the00:12:16
heaven and the earth like the Bible00:12:17
teaches you're gonna say and where did00:12:19
God come from and I don't know but you00:12:22
said 20 billion years ago there was a00:12:24
big bang and you don't know where the00:12:26
dirt came from so basically I believe in00:12:29
the beginning God and you believe in the00:12:30
beginning dirt00:12:34
don't tell me my theory is religious and00:12:36
yours is science oh no sir they're both00:12:39
religious the news media tries to make00:12:42
it looks like it is religion versus00:12:44
science I did a debate in El Paso Texas00:12:46
here recently and the news media media00:12:48
wrote an article they said religious and00:12:50
scientific leaders debate evolution what00:12:53
is the unspoken message in that title00:12:54
what are they trying to imply can you00:12:56
catch that they're trying to imply that00:12:58
evolution is part of science aren't they00:13:00
no evolution is a religion actually both00:13:04
creation and evolution are inherently00:13:06
religious these two timelines is the00:13:09
same information right here I'll be00:13:10
referring to that throughout the seminar00:13:11
here I covered this thing all the time00:13:13
the Bible teaches about 6,000 years ago00:13:15
God made everything 4,400 years ago00:13:17
there was a big flood that destroyed00:13:19
everything 2,000 years ago Jesus came00:13:21
here we are today waiting for the Lord00:13:24
to come back in about five minutes this00:13:27
is the Bible view of history on this00:13:29
chart one inch is 150 years that's a00:13:32
long time the 20 billion year chart on00:13:35
the bottom is a very different scale but00:13:38
see both views creation and evolution00:13:40
are inherently religious you have to00:13:42
believe in creation or believe in00:13:44
evolution the difference between the two00:13:46
though is very simple the evolution00:13:47
religion is tax-supported00:13:51
that's the difference by the way if I00:13:53
was to make that bottom chart the same00:13:54
scale as the top chart the bottom chart00:13:56
actually needs to be 2,100 miles long00:14:00
that's from Pensacola to Portland Oregon00:14:03
I don't want to carry a chart that big00:14:05
so I made a new scale for the other one00:14:07
okay if they wanna believe it happened00:14:09
long ago and far away they're welcome to00:14:11
believe that but that's not science00:14:12
evolution is a religious worldview and I00:14:14
think it is stupid so ask the professor00:14:16
where did the matter come from he said I00:14:17
don't know I said well sir would you00:14:19
please tell me where the laws came from00:14:20
the universe is run by laws gravity00:14:22
centrifugal force inertia who gave the00:14:23
laws he said we don't know that either00:14:26
I said sir could you tell me where the00:14:29
energy came from you know it takes00:14:30
energy to make a big bang who bought the00:14:33
gas to run this machine anyway hmm00:14:36
he said we don't know that either I said00:14:40
sir I could ask you another question00:14:42
he said sure what else would you like to00:14:44
know we mean else you haven't told me00:14:48
nothing yet00:14:49
I said does Berkeley have a00:14:52
merry-go-round how many of you know what00:14:55
a merry-go-round is you go run around on00:14:56
Te Puke okay00:14:57
he said no we don't have a00:14:59
merry-go-round at Berkeley I said you00:15:01
ought to get one you could learn some00:15:02
good science on a merry-go-round if you00:15:03
put some 4th graders on a merry-go-round00:15:04
with any fourth graders in here tonight00:15:06
who's in fourth grade all right I like00:15:08
fourth graders I spend the best five00:15:09
years of my life in the fourth grade00:15:11
that's before they diagnosed a Dede00:15:14
what's the fourth graders on the00:15:16
merry-go-round now I like using fourth00:15:18
graders because they're tough and00:15:19
they're expendable and we're gonna get00:15:22
the high school football team out there00:15:23
to get that thing spinning clockwise as00:15:25
fast as it will possibly go now if you00:15:27
have a digital watch you may not know00:15:30
what clockwise means00:15:32
I'll expand it later we're gonna spend00:15:34
the merry-go-round clockwise the kids00:15:35
are gonna go with you for faces they00:15:37
start off in phase one they're screaming00:15:38
at the football players come on let's go00:15:39
faster faster can't you go any faster00:15:41
you get up around 30 miles an hour the00:15:43
kids enter phase two where they stop00:15:45
screaming they just quietly concentrate00:15:46
on trying to hang on for dear life you00:15:50
get up around 60 miles an hour the kids00:15:52
enter phase three where they start00:15:54
screaming again but now they're00:15:55
screaming stop stop please slow down00:15:58
don't stop they'll keep going faster and00:15:59
faster when you get to about a hundred00:16:01
miles an hour you should enter phase00:16:02
four that's where the kids begin to fly00:16:04
off the merry-go-round when this happens00:16:08
you'll notice a very interesting00:16:09
phenomena of physics if the00:16:10
merry-go-round is going clockwise when00:16:13
the kid flies off the kid will be00:16:16
spinning clockwise until he encounters00:16:19
resistance like a tree or telephone pole00:16:22
that's because of a law in physics known00:16:23
as the conservation of angular momentum00:16:25
you see if a spinning object breaks00:16:27
apart in a frictionless environment the00:16:29
fragments will all spin the same00:16:30
direction it's very simple it's because00:16:32
the outside is moving faster than the00:16:34
inside and so it keeps the same00:16:36
direction of spin the professor said yes00:16:38
I understand about the conservation of00:16:39
angular momentum00:16:40
I said well good I'd like to ask you a00:16:42
question answer if don't universe began00:16:44
as a swirling dodge like you said why do00:16:47
two planets spin backwards00:16:51
he said that's interesting said no00:16:56
that's more than interesting it's kind00:16:57
of hard on your Big Bang Theory not only00:16:59
that six of the moons are spinning00:17:00
backwards why he said I don't know why00:17:05
do you think they're going backwards I00:17:06
was hoping he was gonna ask that I said00:17:09
well sir I believe it's very simple you00:17:10
see I believe in the beginning God00:17:12
created the heaven and the earth and God00:17:14
did it that way on purpose just to make00:17:15
the Big Bang Theory look stupid00:17:26
I do believe in the Big Bang folks I00:17:28
really do the Bible teaches the Big Bang00:17:30
2nd Peter 3:10 it says the heavens shall00:17:32
pass away with a great noise in the00:17:35
original Greek that's a Big Bang so it00:17:38
is going to be a Big Bang it just didn't00:17:39
happen yet that's all so kids if you go00:17:41
to school if some professor says do you00:17:43
believe in the Big Bang you should say00:17:44
yes I do and you better get saved and00:17:46
get ready for it the Big Bang is coming00:17:49
soon to a city near you by the way if00:17:53
the Big Bang Theory were true the matter00:17:54
would be evenly distributed but it's not00:17:56
it's lumpy they're called galaxies and00:17:58
in zillions of miles and nothing called00:17:59
voids and to try to salvage the dumb Big00:18:02
Bang Theory they've got all these wild00:18:04
theories of why is it the matter evenly00:18:06
distributed they'll say well maybe00:18:07
there's black holes or maybe there's00:18:09
antimatter they got all this stuff it's00:18:11
all trying to rescue this crazy Big Bang00:18:13
Theory and it's just it's a dud folks it00:18:16
didn't happen there are zillions of00:18:18
stars out there I mean lots and lots of00:18:21
stars and we haven't even seen them all00:18:22
if star births ought at least equal star00:18:26
deaths and they don't we see a star blow00:18:29
up about every 30 years called a nova or00:18:31
supernova well then how come there are00:18:34
only 300 dead stars out there that we00:18:36
can see supernovas it's only a few00:18:41
thousand years worth isn't it there00:18:43
ought to be trillions of them if00:18:45
evolution were true this fella said I00:18:49
have a little hesitation in saying that00:18:51
a sickly pall now hangs over the Big00:18:52
Bang Theory yeah I think it is stupid if00:18:58
you want to believe it that's fine I00:18:59
don't care what anybody believes that00:19:01
doesn't bother me but see the problem is00:19:02
they want to use my tax dollars to teach00:19:04
that to your kids in our schools and00:19:06
that's where the problem comes in okay00:19:08
if you want to leave in the Big Bang00:19:09
just to enjoy yourself but keep your00:19:10
religion at home okay because it is a00:19:12
religion then they tell the kids the00:19:14
earth farm from a hot molten mass 4.600:19:16
billion years ago this is part of the00:19:19
theory and it's in all the textbooks 4.600:19:21
billion years ago earth cooled down00:19:22
formed a rocky crust I think that is00:19:25
stupid and I'll show you why was the00:19:27
earth ever really a hot molten mass 4.600:19:29
billion years ago and it cooled down00:19:31
this textbook says earth form the00:19:34
surface was like the moon they were hot00:19:35
pools of bubbling lava I don't think00:19:38
so my Bible says the Spirit of God moved00:19:40
upon the face of the waters so the earth00:19:43
was not created a hot molten mass it was00:19:45
created underwater which means has to be00:19:47
less than 212 degrees Fahrenheit or00:19:50
hundred degrees centigrade or it00:19:51
wouldn't be water it'd be steam so the00:19:53
earth was never a hot molten mass00:19:55
according to Scripture then when you00:19:56
look in the granite rocks you find00:19:58
little tiny halos made of polonium now00:20:00
these polonium halos are absolutely00:20:02
amazing Robert Gentry friend of mine00:20:04
from Knoxville Tennessee area he has00:20:06
been studying radio polonium haloes for00:20:09
a long time I met him back in the year00:20:13
2000 and went down to his laboratory and00:20:15
I got to see some of the halos through00:20:16
the microscope these little polonium00:20:18
halos are interesting because they have00:20:19
a half-life of less than a few minutes00:20:21
if the rock was hot when that polonium00:20:25
radioactive polonium decayed and sent00:20:27
out the little particles and made the00:20:28
halo it would melt away like it 4th of00:20:31
July they shoot fireworks up makes a00:20:33
circle does the circle stay there no it00:20:36
all falls down right there probably none00:20:38
up there now from the last fourth of00:20:40
July are there you'd have to freeze no00:20:43
atmosphere to keep that sphere in place00:20:45
you'd have to make polonium would have00:20:48
to be decaying in a rock that is already00:20:51
solid so the earth was never a hot00:20:53
molten mass get Robert entries book if00:20:55
you want a lot more on that but all over00:20:57
the Granite's all over the world contain00:20:59
these polonium halos so it is stupid to00:21:01
say the earth was a hot molten mass we00:21:02
have scientific evidence it was not here00:21:04
they tell the kids though the earth was00:21:06
hot with large pools of open lava and00:21:07
that is just stupid it can't possibly be00:21:09
true then they tell them life got00:21:12
started about three billion years ago00:21:14
see according to the theory 20 billion00:21:16
years ago there was a big bang 4.600:21:18
billion years ago the earth cooled down00:21:20
formed a hard rocky crust and it rained00:21:22
on the rocks for millions of years it00:21:23
turned him into soup and the soup came00:21:25
alive about three billion years ago this00:21:28
is what the books teach this fellow says00:21:30
both the origin of life and the origin00:21:32
of major groups of animals remains00:21:34
unknown how did life get started anyway00:21:37
well this textbook tells the kids oceans00:21:39
formed as it rained on the rocks for00:21:40
millions of years yes boys and girls00:21:43
millions of years of torrential rains00:21:45
created great oceans and swirling in the00:21:48
waters of the oceans is a bubbling00:21:49
broth of complex chemicals progress from00:21:52
a complex chemical soup to a living00:21:54
organism is very slow well I guess it is00:21:58
it's totally stopped doesn't even happen00:22:00
that's how slow it is this one says the00:22:02
first self-replicating systems must have00:22:04
emerged in this organic soup was your00:22:08
great great great great great great00:22:09
great great great great great great00:22:10
grandfather soup00:22:13
I think that's stupid okay now if they00:22:16
want to believe it that's fine I don't00:22:17
care what they believe but don't call it00:22:18
science what happened back in the 1950s00:22:20
a guy named Miller and Urey wanted to00:22:22
know how the earth and solar system had00:22:23
come to be so they tell the kids he took00:22:26
a mixture of Earth's primitive00:22:27
atmosphere we'll talk about that in a00:22:31
minute he never proved how life originated but00:22:34
he did add evidence to the theory that00:22:35
life could have started by itself or is00:22:38
that true now did he really do that well00:22:41
let's just study the facts here this00:22:43
textbook tells the kids many important00:22:44
events occurred during the Archean era00:22:46
the most important of which was the00:22:47
evolution of life progress from complex00:22:51
molecules even simplest living organism00:22:53
was a very long process long ago and far00:22:56
away fairytale kids coming up first00:23:00
living cells emerged four billion to 3.800:23:03
billion years ago I like that word00:23:05
emerge they use it all the time like00:23:07
just like that explains how it happened00:23:09
it emerged there is no record of the00:23:12
event they tell the kids look kid we00:23:14
know what happened you're gonna be00:23:15
tested on this but there's no proof okay00:23:18
it's not science first living00:23:20
self-replicating systems must have00:23:22
emerged in this soup I don't think so00:23:25
here's what students are taught in00:23:26
school this picture of the different00:23:28
glass tubes and flasks and pipes going00:23:30
around they tell them this is how they00:23:32
made life in the laboratory hmm he said00:23:36
he studied the chemical reactions of00:23:38
gases that existed in Earth's primitive00:23:40
atmosphere oh now this is important okay00:23:43
notice up in the upper right hand corner00:23:45
he had methane ammonia water vapor and00:23:47
hydrogen no oxygen he circulated these00:23:50
gases through these tubes do a spark00:23:52
supposed to represent lightning and sure00:23:54
enough it produced a red goo at the00:23:55
bottom of the flask and had some amino00:23:58
acids in it hmm they didn't come close00:24:01
to getting life though00:24:03
Miller excluded oxygen in a reducing00:24:05
atmosphere because life could not evolve00:24:07
with oxygen anything that got together00:24:10
would oxidize cut a banana open lay it00:24:12
on the table it'll turn brown and laksa00:24:14
dies okay so will an apple so will00:24:15
anything alive it'll oxidize so that's00:24:18
why he didn't have any oxygen in the00:24:20
experiment one of his gases was ammonia00:24:22
what is creates a real serious problem00:24:25
because00:24:26
ammonia is destroyed by UV light and UV00:24:31
light must be blocked by ozone which is00:24:33
made from oxygen oh I got a problem here00:24:38
this textbook says several billion years00:24:40
ago Earth's atmosphere had no free00:24:42
oxygen well that's just simply not true00:24:45
ozone is made from oxygen and it blocks00:24:47
UV light and ammonia one of the gases00:24:49
needed for the experiment is destroyed00:24:50
by UV light so life cannot evolve00:24:53
without oxygen but also life cannot00:24:56
evolve with oxygen well I got a solution00:25:01
for that one hey it didn't evolve and by00:25:05
the way the earth has always had oxygen00:25:07
even more than it does today00:25:08
okay air bubbles are often found trapped00:25:10
in amber like the movie Jurassic Park00:25:12
you know where they drilled in I got the00:25:13
mosquito blood these air bubbles though00:25:15
have 50% more oxygen than we do right00:25:18
now we cover more on that on my video00:25:21
series vo tape number two about what the00:25:22
pre-flood world was like and why they00:25:24
live to be 900 on the blue series of00:25:26
tapes out there on the table00:25:27
but this textbook says the mixture at00:25:29
the bottom of the flask was rich in00:25:31
amino acids oh come on that is stupid it00:25:33
was not rich in amino acids let's tell00:25:35
the kids what they really found okay he00:25:37
filtered out the product as this gas00:25:39
went through the tubes he sparked it00:25:41
produced this goo at the bottom and he00:25:43
drew the goo off because if it went00:25:44
through again it would be destroyed by00:25:46
the spark now in real life you're not00:25:51
gonna get a section of the ocean00:25:52
protected they say this just happened by00:25:55
chance in the ocean we can't just be00:25:57
can't filter out the product then00:25:58
secondly what he made was 85% tar 13%00:26:02
carboxylic acid 2% amino acids so 98% of00:26:07
his mixture was poisonous to life I00:26:11
would not call that a success00:26:15
and there are 20 different amino acid00:26:17
it's sort of like 26 letters in the00:26:18
alphabet they're 20 amino acids those00:26:20
amino acids go together to make proteins00:26:22
like letters go together to make00:26:23
sentences mostly it may just two of00:26:26
these amino acids and they bond with the00:26:29
tar and the acid very quickly more00:26:31
readily than with each other it was a00:26:33
failure as an experiment amino acids are00:26:35
like letters of the alphabet sort of00:26:37
like building blocks you have to have a00:26:38
bunch of amino acids to make a protein00:26:41
then you have to have a bunch of00:26:42
proteins to make a cell and you gotta00:26:44
have a bunch of cells to make an00:26:45
organism and one cell is more complex00:26:48
than a space-shuttle00:26:49
and all he got was a couple of the amino00:26:52
acids that's like me dropping toothpicks00:26:54
and I happen to make a few letters of00:26:56
the alphabet that's possible in it00:26:58
toothpicks could fall on the shape of a00:27:00
tee or an H or an i or e that's possible00:27:04
but if I'm able to drop toothpicks and00:27:06
produce a few letters of the alphabet00:27:07
should I therefore conclude that nobody00:27:09
wrote Webster's Webster's dictionary the00:27:12
difference being making a letter with00:27:14
toothpicks and making Webster's00:27:15
dictionaries about like making an amino00:27:17
acid and making a living cell he didn't00:27:19
come close to making life he made the00:27:22
equivalent of a few letters and he00:27:23
actually needed to make huge books and00:27:25
half of his letters were backwards00:27:27
left-handed this creates a real problem00:27:30
since the simplest proteins the smallest00:27:32
proteins have 70 to 100 amino acids all00:27:34
of them00:27:35
left-handed this really compounds his00:27:38
problem RNA and DNA are all right handed00:27:43
molecules and they are unbelievably00:27:44
complex and hundreds of these amino00:27:46
acids must become us combined to make a00:27:49
protein and this has to be in a precise00:27:50
order and the unbond in water much00:27:54
faster than they bond and last time I00:27:55
checked the oceans are completely full00:27:57
of water so Brownian motion is gonna00:28:00
drive them away from each other not00:28:01
together it just isn't gonna work they00:28:04
did not make life in the laboratory but00:28:06
they tell the kids he showed how life00:28:08
could have started by itself all that is00:28:10
just a stupid okay that's a lie he did00:28:12
not show anything of the kind00:28:14
and every experiment since then has made00:28:16
the problem worse they're finding more00:28:18
and more things that just couldn't00:28:19
happen don't call that science but they00:28:22
tell the kids you know three billion00:28:23
years ago life appeared on earth I was00:28:26
doing a ask me to speak at this College00:28:27
in Boston one time00:28:28
this preacher called all the colleges00:28:30
and universities around Boston and said00:28:32
would you like to have Kent Hovind come00:28:33
speak at your college00:28:35
finally one school one professor said00:28:37
yes he can come speak at our school if00:28:38
our professors can ask him any questions00:28:40
they want because we want to show our00:28:42
students how dumb these creationists00:28:43
really are so two preacher called me00:28:46
said brother Hovind would you like to00:28:47
speak at this college and let them make00:28:48
fun of you for a couple hours I said00:28:50
that would be honored so I showed up00:28:55
there were six professors and all their00:28:56
students you know I felt like Daniel and00:28:57
the Lions Den I got my charts out and I00:29:00
said no folks I believe the Bible nobody00:29:02
cheered I said I believe about 6,00000:29:06
years ago God made everything the00:29:07
world's not millions of years old 4.600:29:09
billion years ago there was a big flood00:29:11
I'm sorry for it 44 hundred years ago00:29:13
there was a big flood net for 4.6 and00:29:16
two thousand years ago Jesus came and I00:29:18
gave him the basic Bible story okay then00:29:20
I told them what they believed because00:29:21
most of them don't know what they00:29:23
believe you have to tell them you guys00:29:26
believed 20 billion years ago there was00:29:28
a big bang or nothing exploded and00:29:29
produced everything 4.6 billion years00:29:32
ago the earth cooled down made a hard00:29:34
rocky crust it rained on the rocks for00:29:36
millions of years turned him into soup00:29:37
and the soup came alive three billion00:29:39
years ago and this early life-form found00:29:42
somebody to marry well no that's a good00:29:45
trick and something to eat of course and00:29:47
slowly evolved and everything we see00:29:49
today one professor was getting kind of00:29:51
upset about this time I seem to do that00:29:53
to them he said Mr Hovind00:29:56
there are hundreds of varieties of dogs00:29:59
in the world I said yes sir you're right00:30:01
about that he said you mean to tell me00:30:04
that you believe all these dogs came00:30:05
from two dogs off a Noah's Ark you00:30:07
expect me to believe that ha ha ha I00:30:10
said sir would you look at why you're00:30:12
teaching your students you're teaching00:30:15
your students that all the dogs in the00:30:16
world came from Iraq00:30:21
I had one lady I'm sorry a woman come to00:30:25
me after a debate one time she was00:30:27
steaming down the aisle boy she was mad00:30:28
all I could tell I'm in trouble now I00:30:30
stood there quivering in my boots you00:30:31
know she walked up and she said tonight00:30:34
you said we believe we come from a rock00:30:37
we do not believe that I said well ma'am00:30:40
calm down just for a minute I said do00:30:41
you believe in evolution she said yes I00:30:43
do I'm a professor here at the00:30:45
University I said well would you please00:30:47
tell me then where we came from00:30:49
she said we came from a macromolecule I00:30:52
said where did that come from00:30:54
she said from the oceans from the00:30:56
prebiotic soup00:30:58
I said where did that come from she said00:31:02
well it rained on the rocks for millions00:31:04
of years and you could see it was slowly00:31:07
dawning on her I do believe I come from00:31:09
a rock all right yes ma'am you do you00:31:12
ought to be proud of it hey don't step00:31:14
on grandpa whatever you do00:31:16
look that's stupid okay there's no kind00:31:18
way to say it there's a great book00:31:20
dealing with some of the flaws in the00:31:22
Miller experiment if you want more on00:31:23
that for your kids to study out there on00:31:24
the table get the book icons of00:31:26
evolution then they tell the kids at00:31:27
these plants and animals not only did00:31:29
the life evolve from nonliving material00:31:31
then this life had to learn to reproduce00:31:33
itself why would any organism want to00:31:36
reproduce more of its own kind when00:31:38
that's only going to increase00:31:39
competition for the food supply why00:31:41
didn't they instead evolved the ability00:31:43
to live forever and be happy huh00:31:46
ever think about that I was in a debate00:31:49
one time in that one we had question00:31:50
answer time at the end the student stood00:31:52
up and he said to the evolutionist he00:31:53
said sir00:31:54
how did male and female evolve the00:32:00
professor got up and he said well that00:32:01
is a giant mother may I step in the00:32:03
evolution story a mother may I step this00:32:08
is science00:32:09
Wow well so according to them you know00:32:13
for the next few billion years or00:32:15
hundreds of millions of years you know00:32:16
life learn to reap or to produce00:32:17
something other than its own kind of00:32:20
course today everything only produces00:32:21
his own kind but they say long going far00:32:23
away they were able to do something00:32:24
different textbooks would say we started00:32:26
like a bacteria and slowly evolved to a00:32:28
human I think that's stupid but if you wanna00:32:31
believe that that's perfectly fine those00:32:34
trees of life that they put in the00:32:35
textbooks for your kids are a bunch of00:32:36
nonsense00:32:37
and even evolutionist will admit that00:32:40
Stephen Jay Gould the Marxist professor00:32:42
at Harvard University he says that00:32:43
evolutionary trees that adorn our00:32:45
textbooks are not the evidence of00:32:47
fossils it's only inference we infer we00:32:50
imply we hope it happened this way this00:32:52
textbook says all the many forms of life00:32:54
on Earth today are descended from a00:32:55
common ancestor what you mean the birds00:33:00
and the bananas have a common ancestor00:33:03
isn't that what he says found in a00:33:06
population of primitive unites cellular00:33:08
organisms in the first place there's no00:33:10
such thing as a primitive unicellular00:33:12
organism okay one single cell is more00:33:15
complex than a space shuttle there's no00:33:18
such thing as a primitive single celled00:33:20
organism we talked about that on video00:33:22
number four of our series but he says00:33:25
all the forms of life are descended from00:33:27
a common ancestor found in a population00:33:29
a primitive you know00:33:30
cellular organisms what were those first00:33:32
cells like how do we know what events00:33:35
led up to their formation no traces of00:33:37
those events remain did you catch that00:33:40
hey kid we know what happened but00:33:42
there's no proof primitive huh this one00:33:47
says the humans mammals birds crocodiles00:33:50
all had a common ancestor well anything00:33:54
inside that circle is religious00:33:56
speculation it is stupid reptiles00:33:59
produce reptiles dogs produce dogs00:34:01
people produce people and there's never00:34:02
been an exception to that Darwin said00:34:04
though if my theory be true here's his00:34:06
book right here you can look on page 21100:34:09
he said if my theory be true numberless00:34:11
intermediate varieties must assure they00:34:13
have existed well here right about that00:34:15
Charlie I mean to change from a rock to00:34:16
a dog would take a few changes00:34:21
David Rob who believes in evolution very00:34:23
strongly says in the years after Darwin00:34:25
his advocates hoped to find predictable00:34:27
progressions in general these have not00:34:29
been found yet the optimism has died00:34:30
hard and some pure fantasy has crept00:34:33
into textbooks you're kidding00:34:37
fantasy in our textbooks Oh yep they00:34:40
tell the kids they have evidence of00:34:41
evolution from fossils I don't think so00:34:45
that is stupid okay if you find a fossil00:34:47
in the dirt all you know is it died00:34:53
you don't know that it had any kids do00:34:56
you and you sure don't know that it had00:34:58
different kids let me think about it00:35:01
you're in a court of law you bring in a00:35:03
bone to the judge judge I found this00:35:04
bone in the dirt this is the ancestor of00:35:06
all the humans today they would laugh at00:35:11
you you don't know that that's the00:35:14
ancestor of anybody do you and why on00:35:18
earth would you think a bone in the dirt00:35:19
can do something animals today cannot do00:35:21
animals today can only produce the same00:35:23
kind right dogs produce dogs folks00:35:26
Luther Sunderland asked all the major00:35:29
evolutionist he said where is the00:35:30
evidence for evolution they all said00:35:32
well somebody else has it we don't have00:35:34
it over here so he wrote a letter to :00:35:37
Patterson he's the director of the00:35:38
British Museum of Natural History00:35:39
they've got the largest fossil00:35:41
collection in the world he said mr.00:35:43
Patterson I read your book on evolution00:35:44
I noticed you didn't show us the missing00:35:46
links why didn't you show us the missing00:35:48
links Patterson wrote back and said I00:35:51
fully agree with your comments on the00:35:53
lack of evolutionary transitions in my00:35:55
book if I knew of any fossil or living I00:35:59
would certainly have included them I00:36:00
will lay it on the line there is not one00:36:03
such fossil there are no missing links00:36:06
folks though chain is missing00:36:11
even Stephen Gould admitted the absence00:36:13
of fossil evidence for intermediary00:36:14
stages is a persistent and nagging00:36:16
problem for evolution00:36:17
we got the theory we know it's true now00:36:20
we just need the evidence that's the way00:36:21
they think about it Richard Goldschmidt00:36:26
said maybe the first bird hatched from a00:36:28
reptile egg00:36:33
a Richard I'm sorry I don't mean be00:36:35
disrespectful but that's stupid see00:36:39
what's happened these guys have looked00:36:40
for missing links in the fossil record00:36:42
they can't find any and so they say well00:36:44
maybe evolution happens so fast00:36:46
it wasn't preserved maybe a reptile00:36:49
later egg and a bird hatched out well00:36:53
who did that bird marry there's only00:36:59
about a zillion differences between a00:37:01
reptile and a bird we'll get into that00:37:02
later sometime before your time but if00:37:04
they want to believe that that's perfectly fine here's what happened00:37:06
Charlie Darwin graduated from Bible00:37:09
College to be a preacher in the Anglican00:37:12
Church in 1830 he couldn't get a job so00:37:15
his dad pulled a few strings they got00:37:17
him a job onboard HMS Beagle he's gonna00:37:19
sail around the world and collect bugs00:37:21
and while he's sailing around he stopped00:37:23
off at these islands right there called00:37:25
the Galapagos Islands they're on those00:37:28
islands Charlie noticed there were 1400:37:29
different varieties of finches Charlie00:37:32
studied the birds very carefully and00:37:34
said you know what I think all these00:37:35
birds had a common ancestor so I bet00:37:39
you're right Charlie it was a bird00:37:44
and then Charlie said in his book on00:37:46
page 170 he said it is a truly wonderful00:37:49
fact that all animals and all plants00:37:51
throughout all time and space should be00:37:53
related to each other now hold on a00:37:56
minute you see 14 kinds of birds and you00:37:58
conclude that birds and bananas are00:37:59
related that's stupid00:38:03
you should conclude that those 14 kinds00:38:05
of birds had a common ancestor but00:38:06
that's as far as it's ever goes folks00:38:07
okay I don't know if a kind of way to00:38:09
say it Charlie but that's that's stupid00:38:11
okay we don't ever see a bird but it's a00:38:13
non bird see dogs produce dogs and you00:38:15
might get quite a variety of dogs roses00:38:17
produce roses that is called micro00:38:19
evolution now that is a fact folks it00:38:21
happens it is observable it is00:38:23
scientific I don't think we ought to use00:38:24
that word mic revolution we should just00:38:26
call it a variation but they use it so00:38:28
you know just so you I call Fi that it's00:38:30
little lousy term it gives what's called00:38:32
a free-rider effect to the rest of the00:38:34
five religious ideas of evolution you00:38:36
might get a big dog or a little dog but00:38:38
you're always gonna get a dog when you00:38:39
crossbreed your dogs and I would go so00:38:43
far as to say probably the dog the wolf00:38:44
and the coyote had a common ancestor00:38:48
this Irish textbook shows different dogs00:38:51
and it calls it divergent evolution okon00:38:53
given it a fancy name doesn't change a00:38:55
thing it is still a dog and a00:38:58
three-year-old can tell you who anybody00:39:01
in here at five years old who's five00:39:02
years old five years old what's your00:39:05
name misty here we have a dog a wolf a00:39:08
coyote and a banana which one is not00:39:11
like the others00:39:15
dog wolf coyote and banana banana all00:39:19
right let's get misty a hand very good00:39:26
somebody's college professors can't tell00:39:33
look there's a variety of dogs folks and00:39:35
they probably had a common ancestor it00:39:37
was a dog okay that's it's just a dog00:39:40
see variations happen within the dog00:39:42
kind you get a big dog or a little dog00:39:43
but there are limits to these variations00:39:46
haven't the farmers been trying to breed00:39:48
for bigger pigs for a long time they try00:39:50
to get the biggest pig they can don't it00:39:51
do you think you'll ever get a pig as00:39:53
big as Texas I bet there's a lemon in00:39:56
there somewhere isn't there mm-hmm00:39:58
roaches become resistant to pesticides00:40:00
after a while do you think you'll ever00:40:02
become resistant to a sledgehammer00:40:05
there's a limit yeah okay they still00:40:08
produce the same kind of plant or animal00:40:10
that's not evolution that's just a00:40:12
variation of the same kind okay and the00:40:14
information for that variety was already00:40:16
present in the gene pool no new00:40:18
information is ever added the dogs are00:40:21
the pigs don't learn to fly or become00:40:22
pink okay there's no new information00:40:25
added just scrambled information and the00:40:27
gene pool of the new variety is now more00:40:29
limited than before00:40:31
somebody spent years crossbreeding dogs00:40:33
to develop a Chihuahua all that work to00:40:38
make a dog that is a hundred percent00:40:39
useless00:40:46
that's tough let's turn all that you all00:40:49
was in the world loose back into the00:40:51
woods how long would they last they do enough00:40:55
run up to the wolf yeah baby up country00:40:59
go ahead make my day useless dog Oh00:41:05
genetic information was lost when you00:41:07
got your variation it wasn't added you00:41:09
might have selected a certain slice of00:41:11
the gene pool but small dog you know00:41:13
quick characteristics person you didn't00:41:14
add anything you selected something from00:41:17
the population I come from Illinois corn00:41:19
country there are so many kinds of corn00:41:21
up there they asked a number of them00:41:22
you'll be driving down the highway00:41:23
you'll see BX 65 don't mix it up with00:41:26
Excel 29 you know something will blow up00:41:28
but I'll tell you what folks you can00:41:30
crossbreed your corn from now to the00:41:32
cows come home and you always get corn00:41:34
you will never get a hamster or tomato00:41:36
or a whale to grow on that corn stalk00:41:38
okay yeah what happened there's a00:41:40
variety of cows and they probably had a00:41:41
common ancestor it was a cow variety00:41:46
horses no question probably the zebra00:41:48
and the horse had a common ancestor but00:41:50
the kids are gonna be taught in school00:41:51
tomorrow in your town that the horse00:41:53
used to have four toes well there's some00:41:56
things they don't tell the kids about00:41:58
this he'll hippest to Equus a series00:41:59
which has been proven wrong 50 years ago00:42:01
but still is in your textbooks right00:42:03
here in this town they don't tell them00:42:05
the original so-called horse is the size00:42:07
of a fox it was a meat-eater and had 1800:42:11
pairs of ribs the next one had 15 pairs00:42:13
of ribs a couple of trips to the buzzsaw00:42:15
did that and then miraculously grew back00:42:18
19 pairs of ribs as it evolved and then00:42:20
back to 18 they also don't tell them the00:42:23
whole thing's been proven wrong a long00:42:24
time ago like this guy says in the00:42:27
biology textbook other examples like the00:42:29
gradual evolution of the horse have not00:42:31
held up under close examination that's a00:42:33
polite way of saying it's proven wrong00:42:35
okay this uh Gigi Simpson back in 195000:42:39
said the example of the horse family has00:42:42
been unintentionally falsified they knew00:42:45
50 years ago this was false why did they00:42:48
keep that in your textbooks this whole00:42:50
thing was made up by often you'll see00:42:51
Marsh in 1874 he picked animals from all00:42:54
over the world and put him in order the00:42:56
way he thought it might have happened00:42:57
they were never found in that order00:42:59
modern horses are found in the same00:43:01
layers as the so-called ancient Equus au00:43:04
hippest horse they're found in the same00:43:05
layer so it can't be the ancestor that's00:43:07
for sure the ancient horse is nothing00:43:09
but a high Restless theorem which is00:43:10
still alive today00:43:11
by the way the ribs the toes the teeth00:43:14
are very different in these animals in00:43:15
South America the fossils go exactly00:43:17
backwards instead of three toed to one00:43:20
toed it goes one toe to three toed in00:43:22
the fossil order they won't talk about00:43:24
that much but you check it out that's a00:43:25
fact folks they're never found any order00:43:27
presented in the textbooks three toed00:43:29
and one told gray side-by-side plenty of00:43:33
information about the unit on the00:43:34
internet about that Tulsa Zoo find it00:43:36
took out their display because so many00:43:37
folks complain why do you have this00:43:39
horse evolution display in the zoo it's00:43:41
been proven wrong fifty years ago00:43:43
take it out and you folks ought to get00:43:46
together to you with your school board00:43:47
and say look on page whatever it is 95200:43:49
of our textbook00:43:50
it says the horse evolved from a for00:43:52
toda ancestor let's cut this page out if00:43:55
you had a page in your textbook teaching00:43:57
the kids the earth was flat would it be00:44:00
okay to demand that that page be removed00:44:02
you don't have to buy a whole new book00:44:04
just cut the page up it won't cost the00:44:07
school to anything how many of you would00:44:09
volunteer to help cut the pages out and00:44:11
bring your own scissors see what cost of00:44:15
a dime and you send me your book and00:44:18
I'll show you which pages need to be00:44:19
taken out I've read hundreds of them I00:44:21
find them like that free of charge00:44:23
I'll donate my time Peabody Museum still00:44:26
has the horse evolution on display as I00:44:28
stood that been there many times makes00:44:29
my blood boil every time I walk in that00:44:31
place I'm standing there looking at this00:44:33
live proven wrong 50 years ago while00:44:35
hundreds of kids come through in school00:44:36
groups the kids are never told this has00:44:39
been proven wrong boys and girls they00:44:43
ask the folks at the Tulsa Zoo before00:44:44
they took the display down they said why00:44:46
don't you take this display down the zoo00:44:48
director said we don't have the funding00:44:50
to remove it I've got all the letters00:44:54
back and forth on that man folks there's00:44:57
quite a variety of horses today okay00:44:58
there's big horses and little horses I00:45:00
was in Baton Rouge Louisiana a few00:45:01
months ago got to see where they raised00:45:03
the 30 inch tall horses I mean my dog's00:45:06
bigger net what do you do with a 30-inch00:45:08
horse look at it I guess it's about it00:45:11
and it's hellim for $10,000 looks like00:45:15
are born every minute I guess but one00:45:16
lady wrote me a letter and said mr. open00:45:18
we cross breed zebras ponies horses we00:45:21
and mules and on mules the jackass and00:45:24
we raised00:45:25
donkeys horses zo knees they cross every00:45:28
which way well that's probably because00:45:30
they're the original same kind no00:45:33
problem there I'll see all the fatal00:45:35
flaws in the horse evolution story get00:45:37
the book out there icons of evolution so00:45:39
then they're gonna tell the kids well we00:45:41
have evidence for this theory we think00:45:43
that what animal changed rather and we00:45:44
can show evidence because many animals00:45:46
have similar for limb structure this is00:45:48
called the argument from homology well00:45:51
what do they tell the kids they'll see00:45:52
boys and girls you have two bones in00:45:54
your wrist radius and all that mm-hmm00:45:57
and boys and girls look at the whales00:45:58
flipper carefully did you know the whale00:46:00
has two bones in his flipper and they're00:46:02
called the radius and the ulna same as00:46:05
ours Wow who named them teacher the00:46:10
whale00:46:13
think about it but this is one of the00:46:15
evidences for evolution they're gonna00:46:16
say boys and girls comparative anatomy00:46:18
provides further evidence of evolution00:46:19
the commonalities suggest these and00:46:21
other vertebrate animals are all related00:46:23
they probably evolved from a common00:46:24
ancestor well duh that's stupid okay00:46:29
maybe they all had the same designer00:46:31
doesn't prove a common ancestor by the00:46:34
way the bones develop from different00:46:36
genes in these different organisms they00:46:37
are not homologous organisms like they00:46:39
want you to believe similar design might00:46:41
prove the same engineer made the design00:46:44
a lot of bridges in the world are kind00:46:47
of similar to each other00:46:48
you can go compare you know different00:46:50
suspension bridges around the world00:46:52
Golden Gate Bridge and other bridges and00:46:53
there's a lot of similarities that00:46:54
doesn't prove one is the father of the00:46:56
other or that a tornado put them up no00:47:01
it's a design that works good okay I00:47:03
discovered that the Pontiac lug nuts00:47:06
from a Pontiac will fit on a Chevy they00:47:09
will that proves they both evolved from00:47:12
a Honda 14 million years ago00:47:15
no same engine here's heart design in00:47:19
these cars then they tell the kids about00:47:20
the geologic column how many have ever00:47:22
heard that the different layers of the00:47:23
earth are different ages the showed the00:47:26
kids Grand Canyon guess boys and girls00:47:28
this one says over millions of years the00:47:31
Colorado River has carved the Grand00:47:32
Canyon from solid rock I'm sorry but00:47:37
that is stupid okay I'll explain why00:47:39
kids you need to learn this this is a00:47:40
very simple thing to learn and you'll go00:47:42
through life much further than many of00:47:43
these professors go make yourself three00:47:46
columns facts are in the middle it's a00:47:49
fact00:47:50
Grand Canyon exists the evolutionist has00:47:54
an interpretation of that fact and the00:47:56
creationist has an interpretation of the00:47:58
fact that's not part of the fact it's an00:48:01
interpretation of the fact the00:48:02
evolutionist says the canyon formed00:48:04
slowly by a little bit of water and lots00:48:06
of time the creationist says oh no we00:48:09
think it formed quickly by lots of water00:48:11
and a little bit of time it's a fact the00:48:14
earth has sedimentary layers that's not00:48:15
a question how did they get there well00:48:18
the evolutionist says these layers00:48:19
formed slowly over millions of years the00:48:21
creationist says no no these layers are00:48:22
all from the flood in the days of Noah00:48:24
now it seems like their professors are00:48:26
always try to erase the line between their00:48:28
interpretation and the fact and make00:48:30
their interpretation part of the fact00:48:31
column and it's not and I think I can00:48:34
demonstrate Grand Canyon was not formed00:48:36
by the Colorado River I was in a debate00:48:38
recently and this professor said dr.00:48:39
Auvergne you're so stupid obviously it00:48:41
took millions of years to form the Grand00:48:43
Canyon I said well sir I've seen Grand00:48:46
Canyon many times a Tartar science for00:48:47
15 years I've stated it intensively just00:48:50
flew over it last week as a matter of00:48:51
fact twice got a perfect view of it00:48:53
going out to California and back flying00:48:54
from wherever I was Florida that's right00:48:56
it this textbook says the Colorado River00:49:00
has cut through layer upon layer of rock00:49:02
over millions of years well if you built00:49:05
a dam across Grand Canyon it would take00:49:08
a lot of dirt or concrete but if you00:49:09
could okay it'd be a huge Dam a giant00:49:12
lake would back up behind that dam00:49:13
covering several states that purple area00:49:18
is all drained right through the Grand00:49:19
Canyon drainage basin hmm this snow lion00:49:23
tells a very interesting story in00:49:25
between these two red lines is snow this00:49:29
is a picture from a satellite showing00:49:31
about 150 or 200 miles of the canyon00:49:33
area real wide shot the river enters the00:49:37
canyon at the far right the Union River00:49:40
is 2,800 feet above sea level as it goes00:49:46
down through the canyon the ground is00:49:48
rising up it's called the Kaibab uplift00:49:51
okay the uplift is seven or eight00:49:53
thousand feet above sea level hmm00:49:56
interesting00:49:57
the river flows downhill all rivers flow00:50:03
downhill00:50:05
so as the river enters the canyon it00:50:07
flows downhill from there when it gets00:50:08
to the 1800 foot elevation mark the top00:50:11
of the canyon is seven or eight thousand00:50:13
feet above sea level so it's over a00:50:14
one-mile drop very impressive hole in00:50:17
the ground but some things to points to00:50:20
ponder I said to the professor I said00:50:21
sir did you know the top is higher than00:50:24
the bottom he said yeah00:50:29
I said did you know the river only runs00:50:31
through the bottom he said yeah I said00:50:36
sir the top is higher than where the00:50:37
river enters the canyon by 4,000 feet00:50:41
rivers don't flow uphill there's no00:50:45
Delta where's all the mud that washed00:50:46
out there's no way that we ever made00:50:49
that Canyon Grand Canyon is a breached00:50:51
dam a spillway that washed out there was00:50:55
a lake probably for some length of time00:50:56
after the flood and got to full and all00:50:58
that water went roaring through there00:51:00
probably carved that Canyon out in a00:51:01
couple of weeks not millions of years00:51:05
absolutely impossible for that River to00:51:07
have made that Canyon we cover lots more00:51:09
on that on videotape number six of our00:51:10
series but they tell the kids the00:51:12
Colorado River made this canyon slowly00:51:14
over millions of years I'm sorry that is00:51:15
stupid that can't possibly be true they00:51:18
need to learn the facts Charlie Lyell back in 1830 it was a00:51:21
lawyer from Scotland somebody calculated00:51:24
one time that if all the lawyers in the00:51:25
world were laid into and around the00:51:27
equator we would all be better off00:51:34
Charlie Lyle hated the Bible in 1830 he00:51:38
wrote this book right here oh I got it00:51:41
on the table I picked up the wrong one00:51:43
principles of geology here it is on this00:51:45
table Charlie Lyle wrote this book 1830 in00:51:50
this book he mocked at scriptures he00:51:52
hated the Bible you can see it mocking00:51:53
all theaters there here in here he and00:51:56
other fellows back in that time Cuvier00:51:58
stenos strata smith and some of these00:52:00
guys they invented the geologic column00:52:03
how many of ever heard of the geologic00:52:05
column before they say each of the00:52:07
layers is a different age you know00:52:08
Cenozoic Mesozoic Paleozoic are keys or00:52:10
colons or boys and they gave each layer00:52:13
of frock a name like maybe saw the movie00:52:16
Jurassic Park and age and an index00:52:18
fossil00:52:19
this was done in 1830 way before there00:52:21
ever was a carbon dating or00:52:22
potassium-argon dating or led 208 led00:52:24
206 rhenium 235 your enemy 238 didn't00:52:26
exist folks they didn't they date XD00:52:29
didn't exist they just made up these00:52:31
numbers out of the clear blue sky the00:52:34
geologic column is the Bible for the00:52:35
evolutionist it can only be found one00:52:37
place in the world the textbooks there00:52:42
is no geologic column then they know it00:52:44
this fellow says if there were a column00:52:46
of sediments unfortunately no such00:52:49
column exists the geologic column is a00:52:52
hoax does not exist it is stupid those00:52:57
layers cannot be different ages if the00:53:00
geologic column are all in one place it00:53:01
would be a hundred miles thick didn't00:53:05
happen by the way if the geologic column00:53:07
were true if you look at the side of00:53:09
Grand Canyon see all these thousands of00:53:10
layers why are there no erosion marks00:53:13
between the layers don't you think if00:53:16
one layer sat there for ten million00:53:17
years waiting for the next one it rain00:53:19
once or twice00:53:22
no erosion marks between the layers00:53:23
interesting something to consider anyway00:53:27
those layers are all deposited very00:53:29
rapidly I think we can demonstrate that00:53:30
scientifically if you take a jar of dirt00:53:32
put some water in it shake it up and set00:53:34
it down it'll settle into layers for you00:53:36
automatically it just takes a few00:53:37
minutes it's called hydrologic sorting00:53:41
the gravels go to the bottom and then00:53:42
the sands and the silt sand the Clay's00:53:44
it'll sort just like that folks call me00:53:46
do it with a jar you'll see what I'm00:53:48
talking about years ago I was preaching in Union00:53:50
Center South Dakota Union Center is00:53:52
right there it's not even on the map00:53:55
there are 40 people in the whole town 3800:53:58
of them came to church I don't know00:54:01
where the other two were but uh00:54:03
they showed up later I guess but the00:54:06
preacher said hey brother let's go down00:54:07
to reppin City South Dakota they've got00:54:09
a museum down there with a bunch of00:54:10
dinosaur bones I said all right I like00:54:12
dinosaurs let's go so we all drove down00:54:14
to the museum we the guide met us at the00:54:16
door he said would you like me to give00:54:17
you a tour we said that would be great00:54:19
sir the first place we stopped on the00:54:22
tour was the geologic time scale the big00:54:25
chart he got a behind glass so the kids00:54:26
can't touch it you know this is holy00:54:27
sacred and the guidance said now boys00:54:30
and girls this layer of rock right here00:54:31
is about 70 million years old00:54:33
my daughter was 12 at the time she00:54:36
raised her hand she said mister how do00:54:38
you know that layer 70 million years old00:54:41
he said honey we tell the age of the00:54:43
layers by what kind of fossils we find00:54:45
in time they're called index fossils oh00:54:47
she said thank you sir we walked around00:54:51
the other side of the dinosaur and we're00:54:52
standing over here and the guide said00:54:53
now folks these bones you're looking at00:54:54
are about a hundred million years old my00:54:57
daughter raised her hand again00:54:59
she said mister how do you know those00:55:02
bones 100 million years old he said00:55:04
honey that's a good question we tell the00:55:06
age of the bones by which layer they00:55:07
come from00:55:11
she said excuse me sir but well they00:55:14
were standing over there you told me he00:55:15
knew the age of the layers by the bones00:55:17
and now you telling me you know the age00:55:18
of the bones by the layers she said00:55:20
isn't that circular reasoning00:55:22
I thought Wow00:55:26
chip off the old block that guy had the00:55:30
strangest look on his face it was almost00:55:33
as if he were thinking he looked at my00:55:41
daughter he looked at me I wasn't about00:55:44
to help him I thought wow this is gonna00:55:47
be good I got here it is he looked back00:55:50
at my daughter he said you know you're00:55:51
right that is circular reasoning I never00:55:54
thought of that before00:55:56
folks geologic column is a joke it00:55:59
doesn't exist so based on circular00:56:01
reasoning we demonstrate that I clearly00:56:03
get our video number four if you want00:56:04
more information on how it's all based00:56:05
on circular reasoning I'll just give you00:56:07
a couple of quotes here this guy says00:56:08
the rocks due date the fossils but the00:56:10
fossils date the rocks more accurately00:56:17
Stratego fee cannot avoid this kind of00:56:19
reasoning if it insists on using all the00:56:20
temporal concepts because circularity is00:56:22
inherent you have to use circular00:56:24
reasoning to get it right well that's00:56:27
stupid00:56:29
and you don't need to be too bright to00:56:31
figure out that's stupid okay this00:56:33
geologic column contains limestone00:56:35
scattered all throughout the geologic00:56:36
column I'd like to ask him the question00:56:38
I say fellas you have limestone00:56:40
scattered off here this column how do00:56:42
you know the age it's all limestone I00:56:44
mean if I handed you a piece of00:56:46
limestone how would you know if it's00:56:47
hundred million year old Jurassic00:56:48
limestone or 600 million year old00:56:50
Cambrian limestone I mean how would you00:56:51
tell the difference there's only one way00:56:53
they can tell by the index fossils00:56:56
that's how it's done folks00:56:58
that is stupid because those fossils00:57:01
don't count for anything else we'll see00:57:03
in a minute they tell the kids each of00:57:05
these layers is a different age 10000:57:06
million 200 million 300 million real00:57:08
impressive huge numbers now Charlie00:57:10
Darwin did not like round numbers he00:57:13
wanted to be more precise he said the00:57:15
weld in deposits are three hundred six00:57:16
million six hundred sixty-two thousand00:57:18
four hundred years old now okay Charlie00:57:22
I think that's stupid those layers are00:57:24
not different ages folks all over the00:57:26
world we find petrified trees standing00:57:28
up running through multiple rock layers00:57:32
now if you get a petrified tree standing00:57:34
up running through different rock layers00:57:36
I don't think it's smart to say those00:57:38
layers are vastly different ages00:57:41
petrified trees in the vertical position00:57:43
they find them all over the world okay00:57:45
here's one from Alabama came to come out00:57:47
of a seam of coal through 20 feet of00:57:49
rock into another seam of coal they00:57:52
found about three dozen of them I think00:57:53
in that one little coal mine one little00:57:55
area while they're digging the coal out00:57:56
petrified trees standing up Cookeville00:57:59
Tennessee they found a bunch of them00:58:01
this one's 30 feet tall standing up00:58:03
joggins Nova Scotia is famous for their00:58:06
petrified trees standing up in the00:58:08
vertical position all over the area00:58:10
there folks00:58:11
those trees did not get slowly covered00:58:14
by the sediments over millions of years00:58:17
they would rot and fall down sometimes00:58:20
the petrified trees are upside down00:58:21
running through many rock layers00:58:26
scientists estimated the bottom of00:58:27
Spirit Lake in mount st. helens there00:58:29
are now 20 thousand trees that were00:58:30
blown out by the volcano thousands of00:58:33
them are standing up in the bottom of00:58:35
the lake already buried 15 feet deep in00:58:36
mud00:58:37
none of them grew there those trees are00:58:42
going to petrify all it takes a few00:58:43
years to petrify a piece of wood in the00:58:46
laboratory can be done in 24 hours we00:58:50
cover lots more and how fast things can00:58:51
petrify in video tape number six of our00:58:55
series but they dug up a guy that he00:58:56
buried this they buried this doctor in00:58:58
Tennessee 14 years later his wife died00:59:00
when they went to dig the grave water00:59:02
soaked into her grave they said no we00:59:04
can't bury grandma there said they dug a00:59:06
hole on the other side water soaked in00:59:08
so they dug a hole buried ground moss00:59:10
somewhere else then the kids got worried00:59:11
about grandma grandpa they said they00:59:13
wouldn't dug up his grave the arms had00:59:15
rotted off but the rest of the body had00:59:16
petrified in 14 years turned to stone00:59:19
from water running through the coffin I00:59:22
got tons of material on how fast things00:59:25
can petrify those layers are not00:59:28
different ages they all formed in one00:59:29
big flood in the days of Noah to tell00:59:32
the kids the layers of different ages is00:59:33
stupid that just simply is not true so00:59:36
what about carbon dating and00:59:37
potassium-argon dating and rubidium00:59:39
strontium dating it led to a wait00:59:40
lead-206 uranium-235 uranium-238 well00:59:43
we'll cover that after a quick break00:59:45
here show you some ways that this is00:59:48
just stupid okay that's not a way to00:59:50
tell the age of anything we're gonna00:59:51
give you some more evidence that00:59:53
evolution is stupid now if you want to00:59:56
believe in it that's perfectly fine I00:59:57
don't care what you believe in but the00:59:59
devil is laughing at you for believing01:00:01
in that he has you fooled and he is01:00:05
laughing at you if you want to believe you came from a01:00:07
rock well you just enjoy yourself but01:00:10
that's not science God made this world01:00:12
God loves you God has a plan for your01:00:15
life and if you don't want it well01:00:17
that's your business but God loves you01:00:20
and he wants you to come to heaven and01:00:22
if you'd like to find out how to go to01:00:23
heaven come see me I'll be glad to show01:00:24
you I'm going it's not because I'm good01:00:27
if I get what I deserve I'm in serious01:00:29
trouble01:00:30
but I've been forgiven by the blood of01:00:34
Jesus Christ01:00:35
you can have the same thing after the01:00:38
break we'll show you some more things that make evolution stupid01:00:40
coming up next thank you01:00:59
1950s actually the late 1940s they01:01:02
invented carbon dating we're gonna01:01:04
explain a little bit about radiometric01:01:05
dating and how it's supposed to work and01:01:07
then show you that it does not work okay01:01:09
your ats atmosphere here's about a01:01:11
hundred miles thick and also protected01:01:13
by a magnetic field radiation from the01:01:15
Sun and from the stars mostly from the01:01:17
Sun goes right through that magnetic01:01:18
field some of it does and hits the01:01:20
atmosphere and produces carbon-1401:01:22
carbon-14 is radioactive normally carbon01:01:26
is atomic number six which gives it01:01:28
atomic atomic weight of 12 but this01:01:30
nitrogen which is right next door to01:01:32
carbon gets struck by radiation and it01:01:34
turns it into carbon 14 a carbon-14 is01:01:37
unstable it is radioactive it's always01:01:40
breaking apart and you can hear it like01:01:42
with a Geiger counter you know click01:01:43
click click click just like uranium01:01:44
because it's decaying they've discovered01:01:47
it decays at a fairly consistent rate01:01:49
about half of it will decay every 573001:01:52
years which means if I give you a pile01:01:55
of carbon-14 five thousand seven and01:01:58
thirty years later half of it would turn01:01:59
back to nitrogen the rest would still be01:02:02
carbon-14 theoretically it's a random01:02:04
event but it could that's probably how01:02:06
long it would take during photosynthesis01:02:08
plants are breathing in carbon dioxide01:02:09
and this radioactive carbon is mixed in01:02:13
with the regular carbon the plant01:02:15
doesn't seem to know or care if it's01:02:16
getting radioactive carbon or regular01:02:18
carbon it just takes it right in animals01:02:22
eat the plants and make it part of their01:02:23
body probably during your lifetime you01:02:25
have either eaten plants or you've eaten01:02:27
animals that have eaten plants01:02:30
how many done that before so you01:02:35
probably have radioactive carbon-14 in01:02:38
you now theoretically what you have01:02:42
venue should match whatever is in the01:02:44
atmosphere about the same percentage01:02:45
because the plants are always breathing01:02:47
this stuff in and animals are always01:02:49
eating the plants and we're always01:02:50
eating the plants and the animals so it01:02:52
should pretty much stay in balance it is01:02:53
assumed rate the ratio of radioactive01:02:56
carbon-1401:02:57
to normal c12 in the atmosphere would be01:03:00
the same found in living plants and01:03:01
animals that is an assumption but it's a01:03:03
reasonable assumption the atmosphere01:03:05
today is point zero zero zero zero seven01:03:08
six five percent not much that's how01:03:12
much carbon-14 it has in it when the01:03:15
plant or animal dies it stops eating01:03:17
more breathing how many knew that01:03:20
already okay so whatever it had in it01:03:24
begins to decay since half of it will01:03:27
leave in five thousand seven and thirty01:03:29
years all you got to do is check to see01:03:30
how much C 14 is in it how much C 14 is01:03:33
in the atmosphere and if it's only got01:03:36
half as much it's been dead for five01:03:37
thousand seven thirty years sounds great01:03:40
but doesn't work in theory it never goes01:03:43
to zero but it goes from 1/2 to 1/4 to01:03:45
an eighth to a sixteenth to a01:03:46
thirty-second to not much okay01:03:48
after four or five half-lives you can't01:03:50
measure it so if anybody ever tells you01:03:53
we know the earth is millions of years01:03:54
old because of carbon dating you can01:03:57
rest assured they don't have a clue what01:03:58
they're talking about because if it01:04:01
worked it would only work for thirty or01:04:02
forty or fifty thousand years maximum01:04:05
they compared the amount of C 14 in the01:04:07
object being dated with the amount01:04:09
currently in the atmosphere and estimate01:04:12
how long the object has been dead it01:04:13
sounds good but there are some01:04:15
assumptions that mess everything up okay01:04:17
assumption number one has the amount of01:04:19
C 14 in the atmosphere always been the01:04:21
same has it reached equilibrium this is01:04:24
an interesting problem if I told you to01:04:26
fill a barrel with water but I drilled01:04:28
holes on the other side of the barrel01:04:29
while you're filling it it's leaking out01:04:32
at some point it's going to be leaking01:04:35
at the same speed you're filling and yet01:04:36
that point is called equilibrium you01:04:39
will never fill the barrel past that01:04:41
point unless you plug the holes or fill01:04:44
faster01:04:45
see it's filling and leaking at the same01:04:47
time so like your checkbook now you put01:04:50
it in at leaks out okay hopefully you01:04:53
want to at least be at equilibrium okay01:04:55
less than that you're going to be in01:04:56
trouble eventually see if your outgo exceeds01:04:58
your income your upkeep will be your01:04:59
downfall every time they say if you took01:05:04
a brand new planet Earth and stuck it01:05:05
out in the solar system the Sun would01:05:07
start producing carbon-14 it would start01:05:10
decaying also right away and it'll take01:05:12
about thirty thousand years to reach01:05:14
this equilibrium point01:05:15
well Willard Libby and others who01:05:17
invented carbon-14 University Chicago01:05:19
1947 253 he got a Nobel Prize for it in01:05:22
there somewhere he said well it would01:05:24
take 30,000 years to reach equilibrium01:05:26
he said well we know the earth is01:05:28
millions years old mistake number one so01:05:32
we can ignore the equilibrium problem01:05:33
mistake number two the Earth's01:05:37
atmosphere has still not reached01:05:38
equilibrium there's more c14 now than01:05:41
there was ten years ago which proves the01:05:44
earth is less than thirty thousand years01:05:45
old which I could have told up just from01:05:47
reading my Bible see if an animal is01:05:51
still alive and be a plant or animal01:05:53
okay it should have about sixteen clicks01:05:55
per minute on your Geiger counter per01:05:57
gram if it's zero years old actually01:06:00
zero your is dead if it's getting only01:06:03
eight clicks per minute and it's 50,00001:06:06
seven and thirty years old if it's01:06:07
giving you four clicks per minute it's01:06:09
going through two half-lives it's only01:06:10
it's gonna eleven thousand years old if01:06:12
it's two CLECs per minute is seventeen01:06:13
thousand years old this is how they date01:06:15
it so if you're getting two-and-a-half01:06:17
clicks per minute you just find the01:06:18
point on your graph and draw the line01:06:20
over and determine the age sounds real01:06:23
simple but it doesn't work if we had01:06:25
walked into a room and found a candle01:06:28
burning on the table and I asked you the01:06:30
question when was it lit you said I01:06:34
don't know mr. Hoban is burning when I01:06:35
got here okay well then let's do some01:06:37
empirical science empirical sciences01:06:40
things we can test and measure and01:06:41
observe and test not theoretical I mean01:06:44
empirical we can measure it and weigh it01:06:46
let's measure the height of the candle01:06:48
suppose the candle is seven inches tall01:06:50
who can tell me when it was lit01:06:56
okay nobody let's do some more empirical01:06:58
science let's measure the rate of burn01:07:00
suppose we determine it's burning an01:07:02
inch an hour when was it lit01:07:08
[Music]01:07:12
billions of years ago haha you're gonna01:07:17
have a hard time telling me unless01:07:18
you're willing to make some assumptions01:07:20
how tall was it when it started we don't01:07:23
have any idea has it always burned out01:07:26
the same rate huh we don't know that01:07:27
either doing you find a fossil in the01:07:30
dirt you can measure how much c14 is in01:07:32
it very accurately by the way and you01:07:36
can measure how fast it's decaying01:07:38
that's just like measure in the height01:07:40
of your candle and how fast it's burning01:07:42
now when did that Elmo die you don't01:07:44
have a clue unless you're willing to01:07:47
assume that the c14 when it was alive is01:07:50
the same as we have today and assume the01:07:52
rate of decay has always been the same01:07:53
down to history you can't prove either01:07:55
of those living mollusk shells were01:07:57
carbon dated to 2300 years old hello01:08:01
they're still alive freshly killed Co01:08:05
carbon dated 1300 years old shells from01:08:08
living snails carbon dated 27 thousand01:08:10
years old01:08:11
that's stupid he's still alive okay I01:08:14
know snails are slow but 27,000 years01:08:16
he'd be dead one part of a mammoth is01:08:19
29,000 years old and other parts forty01:08:21
four thousand one part of dima was01:08:24
40,000 years old another part was 26,00001:08:26
and the wood next to it is 9,000 the01:08:29
lower leg of a mammoth is 15,000 years01:08:31
old the skin is twenty one thousand two01:08:34
mammoths found side-by-side in Alaska01:08:36
one is 16,000 ones 22,000 which numbers01:08:38
right living penguins carbon dated 800001:08:41
years old 11 human skeletons the01:08:44
earliest known human remains in the01:08:45
Western Hemisphere were dated by01:08:47
accelerator mass spectrometer all 1101:08:49
dated about 5000 radiocarbon years lava01:08:54
from a 1801 Hawaiian lava flow was 1.601:08:58
million years old01:08:59
well hello is not even 200 another01:09:04
volcano erupted in Hawaii 1959 when they01:09:06
dated the lava it was 8 and 1/2 million01:09:08
years old01:09:09
these potassium-argon dating for that01:09:11
not carbon Mount Etna in Sicily I climb01:09:14
on it and when I was over there some01:09:15
time ago erupt in 1972 three and a half01:09:20
350,000 years old01:09:22
mouth st. helens built a new lava dome01:09:24
in 1982 they dated it got numbers from01:09:29
350,000 to 2.8 million it's not even 2001:09:34
years old here's what you oughta01:09:38
consider about carbon dating samples of01:09:40
known age it doesn't work if it's a01:09:44
sample of unknown age it is assumed to01:09:47
work that's stupid01:09:52
in the last two years an absolute date01:09:54
has been obtained for the Gann long beds01:09:56
above the trendle beds it has the very01:09:58
interesting value of three hundred01:09:59
thousand years plus or minus three01:10:02
hundred thousand years or they nailed01:10:06
that one right on the head didn't he see01:10:08
back in 1770 George Buffone said the01:10:10
earth is seventy thousand years old 190501:10:14
the official age of the earth was two01:10:16
billion when they went to the moon01:10:19
they said the earth and the moon are01:10:20
three and a half billion years old three01:10:25
and a half billion dated with01:10:26
potassium-argon dating now they're01:10:29
telling the students it's 4.6 billion01:10:31
years old let's see that means the Earth01:10:34
is getting older at the rate of 2101:10:35
million years per year that's 40 years01:10:39
per minute aging rapidly folks that's01:10:43
stupid okay all they do is add more time01:10:45
to make the theory look more reasonable01:10:47
long ago and far away and when you prove01:10:50
it couldn't happen they say well it was01:10:52
longer ago and farther away then they're01:10:55
gonna tell the students one of the01:10:56
evidences for evolution is embryology01:10:58
now there are too many things about this01:11:00
whole theory that make me angrier than01:11:02
this so I'm gonna try to stay calm and01:11:03
cool and collected while we discuss this01:11:05
Ernst Haeckel embryology professor at01:11:07
University of Jena in Germany loved01:11:10
evolution theory when the Darwin's book01:11:12
came out Ernst Haeckel read that book01:11:15
the next year and said wow this is a01:11:16
great theory all we need now some01:11:18
evidence01:11:21
nine years later they still had no01:11:24
evidence saurons take I'll decided to01:11:26
help Charlie out he was an embryology01:11:29
professor of the study of animals before01:11:31
they're born01:11:32
you know the different embryos of all01:11:33
these different animals he took drew he01:11:35
made drawings that were fake to make01:11:39
them look alike the students are taught01:11:42
we have evidence from development I01:11:44
don't think so01:11:45
the similarity between early stages and01:11:47
development of many different animals01:11:49
helped convince Darwin that all forms of01:11:52
life shared common ancestors actually01:11:54
Darwin considered this by far the01:11:57
strongest single class of evidence in01:11:59
favor and class of facts in favor of his01:12:01
theory this is stupid folks01:12:04
I'll show you this textbook says human01:12:08
embryo growing in the mother has gills01:12:09
like a fish those little folds of skin01:12:12
are not gills okay excuse me those01:12:15
little wrinkles under your chin when01:12:16
you're growing up later develop into01:12:18
bones in the ear and glands in the01:12:19
throat01:12:20
they never have anything to do with01:12:22
breathing I've seen folks that have five01:12:24
or six chins and they can't breathe01:12:26
through any of them but the top one01:12:28
those they're not gill slits burnt steak01:12:32
although said the turning point in his01:12:33
thinking was when he read Darwin's book01:12:36
1860 Hinkle took a drawing of a dog and01:12:39
a human embryo and he changed him to01:12:41
make him look exactly alike his fake01:12:45
drawings looked almost identical on top01:12:48
of the real drawings underneath her01:12:49
hackles fake drawings he lied folks01:12:52
intentionally he made huge charts of his01:12:56
posters of his drawings of these embryos01:12:58
and traveled all over Germany and just01:13:00
about by himself converted the Germans01:13:02
to believing in evolution which later01:13:05
led to the obvious question well if01:13:07
evolution is true then maybe one of the01:13:09
races of people has developed farther01:13:10
than the rest which by the way is a01:13:13
subtitle to Charlie Darwin's book you01:13:14
can look at it for yourself01:13:15
the Origin of Species by means of01:13:17
natural selection or the preservation of01:13:19
favoured races in the struggle for life01:13:22
see Darwin was a racist we cover lots01:13:26
more on that on video number five that01:13:28
one is politically incorrect you don't01:13:29
want to watch that one trust me01:13:32
on top or hickel's fake drawings01:13:34
underneath their actual photographs of01:13:36
what he claimed he was drawing a picture01:13:37
of now either he's a lousy artist or01:13:42
he's a liar01:13:43
well the turns out he's a liar he was01:13:45
convicted of fraud by his own University01:13:47
proven to be a fraud but guess what01:13:51
pickles fake drawings are still used in01:13:53
textbooks in your state right now01:13:57
there's a textbook used at the01:13:58
University of West Florida middle of the01:14:00
Bible Belt it's only been proven wrong01:14:03
125 years ago I know it takes a while to01:14:06
get textbooks up to date but that ought01:14:08
to be plenty of time that's stupid those01:14:11
are not gill slits on the embryo here's01:14:13
an irish textbook I was just there a few01:14:14
months ago says the embryo has gill01:14:16
slits that's baloney this one says the01:14:18
embryo has gills Glencoe biology says01:14:20
they have gills proven wrong 125 years01:14:24
ago this biology textbook says the human01:14:27
and baby human embryo has gills here's01:14:29
this Tim Berra writing his book on the01:14:31
myth of creationism and he mentions the01:14:34
gills are evidence for evolution the01:14:36
only hundred and 15 years behind him01:14:38
Miller's still teaching 125 years after01:14:40
it was proven wrong I debated Miller on01:14:42
the radio on a st. Louis radio station01:14:44
one time there's a college textbook01:14:45
until teaching the kids here the embryo01:14:47
has gills this one says it shows the01:14:50
kids a five to six week embryo but it01:14:52
says by seven months the fetus looks01:14:56
from the outside like a tiny normal baby01:14:57
but it's not it's not a baby at seven01:15:01
months excuse me a whole bunch of kids01:15:05
born at five and a half months survived01:15:08
34%01:15:09
that's stupid to say it's not a baby at01:15:11
seven months development maybe heard01:15:14
about the woman who had surgery on her01:15:15
baby before it was born they cut the01:15:18
mother open cut the uterus open the five01:15:21
month old baby five months in01:15:23
development reached out and grabbed the01:15:24
doctors finger it's not a baby huh if01:15:29
it's not a human being01:15:30
what kind of being is it if it's not01:15:34
alive why is it growing why do they keep01:15:37
that in the textbooks well that's the01:15:38
only way to justify abortion they want01:15:41
you to think it's not a human yet just a01:15:43
fish with gills no it's a human the01:15:46
instant is conceived an abortion is murder plain01:15:50
and simple we cover lots more on that on01:15:52
my videotape number four you don't wanna01:15:54
watch that one either oh then I'm gonna01:15:57
tell the kids we've got evidence for01:15:58
evolution because dinosaurs turned to01:16:00
birds01:16:02
this is stupid01:16:05
this guy says dinosaurs are alive as01:16:07
Birds well kids in case you don't know01:16:10
there are a few differences between a01:16:12
dinosaur and a bird you don't just put a01:16:17
few feathers on him and say come on man01:16:18
give it a try it won't hurt too bad01:16:24
that's stupid okay dinosaurs did not01:16:27
turn to birds okay01:16:29
somewhere along the line while his front01:16:31
legs are developing into wings they're01:16:33
gonna be half leg halfway which means01:16:34
you can't run and he can't fly yet they01:16:38
have a hard time ending no dinosaurs did01:16:41
not turn into birds that is stupid okay01:16:44
they say we've got proof that they did01:16:46
Archaeopteryx01:16:47
which means ancient wing that's supposed01:16:50
to be evidence for evolution it's in01:16:52
just about every textbook I've seen01:16:53
dealing with this topic Archaeopteryx is01:16:55
supposed to be evidence here's a 199901:16:57
textbook our captrick was proven to be a01:17:00
fraud in 198601:17:03
so this author is 13 years behind the01:17:06
time Archaeopteryx means ancient wing they're01:17:09
gonna say see boys and girls he's got01:17:10
claws on his wings yeah so twelve Birds01:17:14
today have claws on their wings the01:17:16
ostrich does the Watson does too Rocco01:17:18
does Ibis does so what it's kind of01:17:20
unusual but twelve Birds have it they're01:17:22
gonna say well he's got teeth in his01:17:23
beak that proves he's got a reptilian01:17:25
feature well now wait a minute some01:17:27
reptiles have teeth some don't some01:17:30
mammals have teeth some don't some fish01:17:32
have teeth some don't some of you have01:17:34
teeth some don't01:17:38
that doesn't prove a thing all right01:17:40
Ellen fiducia is considered one of the01:17:42
world's experts on birds he believes in01:17:44
evolution University Chapel Hill North01:17:46
Carolina Chapel Hill01:17:47
he said paleontologists have tried to01:17:49
turn Archaeopteryx into an Earthbound01:17:51
feathered dinosaur but it's not it's a01:17:53
bird a perching bird and no amount of01:17:55
paleo babble is gonna change that it's a01:17:59
bird by the way even by their twisted01:18:01
thinking birds are found in layers lower01:18:03
than Archaeopteryx if you find fully01:18:07
formed birds in rock the toothaches 13001:18:09
million years old then Archaeopteryx at01:18:11
65 million years old cannot be a missing01:18:13
link can it because birds were already01:18:16
here even with their dumb geologic01:18:19
column it doesn't work we cover lots01:18:21
more on that on video four they say bird01:18:23
feathers evolved from scales well that's01:18:26
stupid in the first place they got from01:18:28
different genes on the chromosome okay01:18:29
develop totally different a scale is a01:18:31
hard wrinkle in the skin they attach to01:18:34
the skin very differently01:18:35
feathers are incredibly complex folks01:18:38
unbelievably complicated they're both01:18:40
made from the same protein keratin and01:18:42
that's where the similarity stops so01:18:45
what battleships and forks are both made01:18:48
of iron01:18:50
doesn't prove they both evolved from a01:18:51
tin can proves the engineers using the01:18:54
same material for different functions01:18:55
and God used keratin for fingernails and01:18:58
hair and scales and feathers so same01:19:01
designer that's what it proved a lot01:19:02
more on the bird evolution in the book01:19:03
icons if you wanna get that then they01:19:05
tell the kids about the peppered moth01:19:06
yes boys and girls somebody in England01:19:09
went around and counted the moths on the01:19:10
trees must have been a government01:19:13
project01:19:16
they discovered it's 95% light moths and01:19:18
5% black well so the story goes they01:19:22
burn coal in the factories the trees01:19:24
turn black and the malls changed to01:19:27
black moths because when they counted him again they01:19:29
said they found ninety-five percent01:19:30
black and five percent light actually01:19:32
the whole story is a lie it never01:19:34
happened01:19:35
after 40 years of watching they found01:19:38
two moths on the trees to total out of01:19:43
40 years so they glued dead laws to the01:19:47
tree to take a picture for your kid's01:19:49
textbook then you wanted to get a01:19:53
picture of a bird eating a moth so he01:19:55
put some moss in refrigerator to calm01:19:57
him down so they got real nearly frozen01:19:59
then he put it on the tree and they01:20:01
could acquit him hang on to the tree so01:20:02
he warmed him up on the hood of his car01:20:04
put a monitor on the tree and the moth01:20:06
is staggering around trying to warm up01:20:08
you know and a bird ate when he got a01:20:09
picture at Wow proof of evolution it's a01:20:11
lie didn't happen even if it were true01:20:15
dark moss and light malls were there at01:20:18
the beginning and dark malls and light01:20:20
balls were there at the end01:20:21
the ratio of population might have01:20:23
shifted but if the story wasn't true01:20:25
so doesn't prove anything that's stupid01:20:27
that's not evidence for evolution they01:20:30
tell the kids we've got vestigial01:20:31
structures now a vestigial structure is01:20:33
something you don't need anymore01:20:34
the supporting girls you have an01:20:36
appendix that you don't need anymore01:20:38
it's a vestigial structure that's proof01:20:40
of evolution well excuse me you do need01:20:42
your appendix okay that is stupid the01:20:44
appendix is part of your immune system01:20:45
if your appendix is taken out you can01:20:47
still live okay but it increases your01:20:50
susceptibility to quite a few diseases01:20:52
you can live without both your legs and01:20:54
both your arms in both your eyes also01:20:55
that doesn't prove you don't need them01:20:57
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does it there are no vestige of organs01:21:03
and even if there were that would be the01:21:05
opposite of evolution that's losing not01:21:07
gaining this textbook says boys and01:21:10
girls whales and many organisms here01:21:12
like a whale retain traces of their01:21:14
evolutionary history for example the01:21:17
whale retains pelvic and leg bones as01:21:19
useless vestiges I'm sorry that's not01:21:23
true01:21:24
this one says just imagine whales01:21:26
walking around it's true these little01:21:30
bones right there's what they're talking01:21:31
about just imagine him walking around01:21:39
Thanks see it now can't you I needs a01:21:43
good imagination and some LSD and you'll01:21:44
be able to see that well walking in real01:21:47
life this textbook says the whales01:21:51
pelvis is evidence of its evolution from01:21:53
four-legged land dwelling mammals01:21:56
well that is stupid okay those bones in01:21:59
the whales abdomen are essential to hold01:22:02
muscles that support the reproductive01:22:04
system without those bones and those01:22:06
special muscles the whales cannot01:22:07
reproduce this has nothing to do with01:22:10
walking on land01:22:11
it has to do with getting more baby01:22:12
whales so the author of the wrote this01:22:15
is either ignorant of his whale anatomy01:22:16
and should not be writing a book about01:22:17
it01:22:18
he's a liar trying to push a theory off01:22:20
on our kids here this one says whales01:22:24
once lived on land whales were not01:22:27
always sea dwellers modern whales show01:22:29
skeletal evidence of previous existence01:22:31
on dry land01:22:32
buried deep in a whale's hip muscles are01:22:35
too small bones all that is left of the01:22:37
whales pelvis and hind legs that's01:22:40
stupid01:22:43
the male and female bones are very01:22:45
different on whales check your whale01:22:46
Anatomy and tear that page out of your01:22:48
book has no business being in there this01:22:51
textbook says humans have a tailbone at01:22:54
the end of the spine that is of no01:22:55
apparent use I was debating a guy in01:22:59
North Alabama he was the president of01:23:00
the North Alabama atheist Association or01:23:02
something like that he got up and he01:23:04
said folks we've got evidence revolution01:23:06
humans have a tailbone they no longer01:23:08
need when is my turn I got up and I said01:23:11
mr. Patterson I taught biology and01:23:13
Anatomy I happen to know there are nine01:23:15
little muscles that attach to the tail01:23:17
bone without which you cannot perform01:23:19
some very valuable functions01:23:22
I will not tell you what they all are01:23:23
but go read your Grayson out of man you01:23:24
can figure it out I said however mr.01:23:26
Patterson if you think the tailbone is01:23:27
vestigial I Kent Hovind will pay right01:23:31
now to have yours removed and over01:23:41
that is stupid folks the tailbone is not01:23:44
vestigial this one says the coccyx01:23:46
that's the tailbone the small bone at01:23:48
the end of the human vertebral column01:23:49
has no present function and is thought01:23:52
to be the remainder of bones that once01:23:53
occupied the long tail of a tree living01:23:55
ancestry I was taught when I went to01:23:58
school man used to have a tail but he01:24:00
lost it because he didn't need it I01:24:02
thought it didn't need it have you ever01:24:05
thought how handy a tail would be have01:24:08
you ever come to the door with two sacks01:24:09
or groceries but never nice man be able01:24:12
to grab that door and walk right around01:24:13
and get in because we didn't need it man01:24:18
you could drive the car tune the radio01:24:19
knob and hold a coke at the same time01:24:23
we're going to tell the kids that01:24:24
lobe-finned fish show evolution yes boys01:24:27
and girls during the Devonian period 41001:24:30
million years ago that were fish with01:24:32
lobe fins what that means there's a01:24:34
short arm and then the fin grows well01:24:37
that's stupid okay the lobe-finned fish01:24:39
are still alive they called the01:24:40
coelacanth and when they found the first01:24:42
coelacanth in 1938 first folks people01:24:45
didn't believe it they said it can't be01:24:46
true because they died millions years01:24:47
ago when they finally proved yes they're01:24:50
still here all they said was wow they01:24:53
survived for millions of years01:24:55
never dawned on them that maybe question01:24:57
the whole theory never dawned on him01:24:59
when dr. Roy Mackel went to Africa and01:25:02
did expeditions on dinosaurs still alive01:25:06
in African swamp University of Chicago01:25:08
microbiology professor dr. Roy Mackel01:25:10
wrote this book he went over there twice01:25:13
interviewed folks who've seen living01:25:15
dinosaurs people who've never seen a01:25:17
white man when he when he showed him01:25:20
that Apatosaurus they said yeah that's01:25:24
Moe Kelly and Bambi he lives out in the01:25:25
river he's not friendly don't get close01:25:29
dr. Michaelson fellows it's a dinosaur01:25:31
they've been dead for 70 million years01:25:33
the natives said well we're sorry we01:25:36
didn't know about that01:25:37
all we know is we see him out there once01:25:40
in a while so Mackel gets back writes01:25:42
this book and says folks there are still01:25:43
some dinosaurs alive in Africa then he01:25:45
says it's amazing they survived for 7001:25:47
million years never will cross his brain01:25:51
that may be your basic theory is wrong01:25:53
that thought will never enter his mind I01:25:56
don't think it ought to lobe-finned fish01:25:59
are so alive folks I tell them trata01:26:01
bites are good index fossils for rock01:26:03
that is 600 million years old well01:26:06
that's stupid okay there's man and human01:26:09
shoe print where a guy stepped on and01:26:10
squashed a trilobite how could a human01:26:14
step on a trilobite I'd say 500 million01:26:18
years ago one guy said maybe aliens01:26:20
visited the planet and stepped on a01:26:22
trilobite trilobite had the most01:26:26
sophisticated I ever found in nature01:26:28
it's one of the first animals to evolve01:26:30
and it's already got the most complex01:26:32
eyeball I don't think so these index the01:26:35
whole thing about index fossils is01:26:37
stupid okay there aren't any index01:26:39
fossils the grapdelites is the index01:26:41
fossil for 410 million year old rock and01:26:43
yet they're still alive right now in the01:26:45
South Pacific they tell the kids the01:26:47
dinosaurs are index fossils for 7001:26:49
million year old rock folks dinosaur01:26:52
blood was found inside the bone don't01:26:55
you think it's gonna decay in less than01:26:56
70 million years there's enormous01:26:58
evidence that man and dinosaurs have01:26:59
always lived together we covered that01:27:02
for two and a half hours on video number01:27:04
three of our blue series of tapes Jean01:27:07
Thomas missionary friend of mine was in01:27:08
the Congo swamp for 42 years as a01:27:10
missionary he said I had two big Me's in01:27:12
my church that killed an 8 101:27:14
yes dinosaurs are still alive California01:27:18
1925 this thing washed up on the beach01:27:20
called California's01:27:21
Nessie laid there on the beach and rot01:27:25
it away here's a guy behind it with a01:27:26
rifle in the front you can see the01:27:27
critters head net going off to the right01:27:32
the neck was 20 feet long one atheist01:27:36
wrote me a letter and said Hovind you're01:27:38
so stupid don't you know that was a whale show me01:27:43
any neck on a whale would you please no01:27:49
I think dinosaurs have always lived with01:27:51
man they were called dragons for most of01:27:52
history people killed most of them there01:27:54
could be a few still around wouldn't01:27:55
affect me at all okay I don't think01:27:57
there's a lot of it there could be a few01:27:58
still out there to change the name in01:27:59
1841 to dinosaur that's all that01:28:02
happened and a man exterminated most of01:28:04
the mention in the Bible you cover all01:28:06
that video number three we're gonna tell01:28:08
the kids we've got evidence for01:28:09
evolution01:28:10
it works by natural selection well yeah01:28:14
natural selection works but see01:28:15
evolution is based on two faulty01:28:16
assumptions number one they say01:28:18
mutations make something new that's01:28:19
never been observed and natural01:28:21
selection makes it survive that's never01:28:23
been observed that sounds good01:28:25
theoretically but it's never been01:28:26
observed mutations happen there's no01:28:29
question okay thousands and thousands of01:28:31
mutation happen mutations happen but01:28:33
even guys like Pierre Graz will say no01:28:34
matter how numerous they may be01:28:36
mutations do not produce any kind of01:28:38
evolution they're only scrambling01:28:40
existing information they're not adding01:28:42
anything new here's a five legged ball01:28:44
that's a mutant there's no new01:28:46
information added01:28:47
doesn't the ball already have the gene01:28:49
code to make a leg you just built one in01:28:52
the wrong place that's all this is not01:28:54
new information this is scrambled01:28:56
information that's not new there's a01:28:59
short legged sheep01:29:01
he's the first one the wolf is gonna01:29:03
catch go boys go here comes the wolf01:29:07
symbaloo Herman didn't make it here's a01:29:11
two-headed turtle that's a mutant not01:29:13
ninja but he's mutant he's gonna freeze01:29:16
first winter nobody makes a double neck01:29:18
turtleneck sweater I've never seen one01:29:21
I've been looking see a mutation is01:29:24
scrambling information that already01:29:25
exists it's not you could take the01:29:27
letters from the word Christmas and get01:29:28
all sorts of different words scrambling01:29:31
about but you never get Xerox zebra or01:29:33
Queen the letters aren't available and a01:29:35
mutation does not give you new01:29:37
information it scrambles existing01:29:38
information this textbook shows the kids01:29:40
a four wing fly look what it says now01:29:43
kids you got to be careful you'll be01:29:45
tricked on this one normal fruit flies01:29:47
have two wings this mutant has for this01:29:51
rare mutation like most mutations is01:29:52
harmful look what it says beneficial01:29:56
mutations are the raw material for01:29:59
natural selection oh why didn't they01:30:03
show us one why did they show us an01:30:06
example of a bad mutation and tell us01:30:08
that good ones is how it works show me a01:30:11
good one01:30:12
you know why nobody's ever shown a good01:30:14
mutation because nobody's ever seen a01:30:17
good mutation one professor I was01:30:20
debating said I know a good mutation he01:30:23
said people in Africa that get sickle01:30:24
cell anemia cannot get malaria01:30:30
Wow it's like saying if you cut off your01:30:32
legs you can't get athlete's foot yeah01:30:36
you're you're probably right but that's01:30:37
not a beneficial mutation they tell them01:30:42
natural evolution and natural selection01:30:44
go together he says this textbook says01:30:46
natural selection causes evolution01:30:48
that's stupid okay natural selection01:30:50
doesn't cause any evolution natural01:30:52
selection is a conservative process that01:30:54
keeps the species strong that's all it01:30:56
does that's all it can do it has no01:30:58
creative properties natural selection01:31:01
Nature can only select what there is to01:31:03
select from if I said I'm gonna go01:31:06
around the world I'm gonna try to raise01:31:08
a race of people that are over 12 feet01:31:10
tall so everybody under 12 feet tall01:31:13
what we're gonna kill all your after01:31:15
year we kill everybody under 12 feet01:31:17
tall well there's nobody to select from01:31:20
is there natural selection can only01:31:23
select what there is to select from it's01:31:25
a conservative process if you work in a01:31:27
factory that produced cars and your job01:31:29
was to check for defects you know kick01:31:32
the tires slam the doors etc drive it01:31:33
around and you caught every single01:31:35
mistake and you rejected it how long01:31:38
would it take that process to change the01:31:40
car to an airplane01:31:41
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you say it'll never change it that's my01:31:45
point01:31:46
natural selection is like a quality01:31:48
control it make sure the bad ones don't01:31:50
survive but it's not going to change it01:31:52
to something else01:31:54
survival of the fittest does not explain01:31:57
arrival of the fittest01:31:58
and by the way survival of the fittest01:32:01
is what I call is what is called a01:32:02
tautology kids there's a big word you01:32:03
can learn this you can use this one on01:32:05
your brother a tautology is a sentence01:32:08
that means nothing you can say oh you're01:32:11
speaking in tautologies I'll show you01:32:15
how it works you say professor why did01:32:18
it survive that's all because it's to01:32:20
fit us you know survival of the fittest01:32:21
oh how do you know it's the fittest01:32:25
because they survive I see is that the01:32:28
way it works that's exactly the way it01:32:30
works that's stupid folks okay actually01:32:32
it's not survival of the fittest if a01:32:33
whale goes through a school of fish and01:32:35
eats 80% of them it's survival of the01:32:37
luckiest01:32:41
I mean if a snake crawls into a bird's01:32:43
nest and eats three out of four eggs01:32:44
does the snake select the weakest of the01:32:47
birds to eat they're still an egg man01:32:50
he's gonna eat them all then they do the01:32:53
thing with the fruit flies for the kids01:32:54
I say boys and girls they raise flies in01:32:56
the laboratory and we nuke them and01:32:57
microwave them and x-ray time we got01:32:58
these flies to have mutated babies01:33:00
we got flies with curled wings they fly01:33:03
around booze go anywhere they got flies01:33:06
with no wings what do you call that01:33:08
crawl can't fly they raised all these01:33:12
mutated flies in the laboratory and said01:33:15
you know what folks every fly we got was01:33:16
worse off than Grandpa fly yeah so so01:33:22
they tell the kids you see this proves01:33:23
that flies have evolved as far as they01:33:25
can go01:33:28
no this proves you messing up with01:33:30
perfectly good flies okay God made them01:33:33
right and you're messing them up Billy01:33:34
I'm alone all right this guy says we01:33:37
we've got proof revolution because flies01:33:39
in the north have wings four percent01:33:41
larger than flies in the south that's01:33:43
proof we all came from Iraq ahead stupid01:33:48
I'm sorry then they tell the kids boys01:33:50
and girls today you're going to learn to01:33:51
think critically watch this sentence01:33:54
here carefully some kids doing this for01:33:55
homework tonight boys and girls do you01:33:58
think humans are still evolving now what01:34:01
kind of question is that01:34:02
that's one of those questions like have01:34:05
you stopped beating your wife yet01:34:09
well if I say yes I'm admitting I did if01:34:13
I say no I'm still doing it Wow go back01:34:21
and look at the original question do you01:34:24
think humans are still evolving doesn't01:34:27
that question assume that evolution has01:34:29
happened what if a kid doesn't believe01:34:33
in evolution how is he supposed to do01:34:35
his homework tonight that question does01:34:38
not teach him how to think critically01:34:39
that teaches them what to think not how01:34:41
to think that's a soviet-style01:34:43
indoctrination type question and the01:34:45
textbooks are full of them another on01:34:49
how to think and when the kid gets done01:34:51
with this course he's gonna think he01:34:52
knows how to think but he doesn't he01:34:54
knows how to be told what to think01:34:56
brainwashing at taxpayer expense quite a01:35:01
few lies in the textbooks covered in01:35:02
this one we got a lot more on video01:35:04
number four it off Hitler said you let01:35:06
me control the textbooks I'll control01:35:07
the state what is in these books anyway01:35:10
there's a lot of good science in there01:35:12
but there's some poison professor Wilson01:35:15
at Harvard University said as we're many01:35:18
persons from Alabama I was a born-again01:35:20
Christian when I was fifteen I entered01:35:22
the Southern Baptist Church with great01:35:23
fervor and interest in the01:35:24
fundamentalist religion01:35:25
I left at 17 when I got to the01:35:28
University of Alabama and heard about01:35:29
evolution theory one year of college01:35:32
destroyed his faith Philip Wentworth01:35:35
said when I went to Harvard in the fall01:35:37
of 24 I was not only a Christian I was a01:35:40
candidate for the ministry then for four01:35:44
years I doing a process of mental01:35:45
readjustment which shook my to the world01:35:47
to its foundations see you at all one01:35:49
thing was clear to me if I could01:35:51
reconcile religion with intelligence I01:35:53
knew that I could go on into my chosen01:35:55
career fortified by the experience if I01:35:57
could not every consideration of Honor01:35:59
would compel me to make other plans in01:36:01
the end I gave up the ministry Scott01:36:07
wrote me a letter to doctor over until I01:36:08
went to college my faith in God was01:36:09
sound my college history class helped01:36:11
destroy that faith I started to doubt01:36:13
Bible start without the Bible and God's01:36:15
Word I even started to doubt Jesus was01:36:18
truly God's son and that he died and01:36:19
rose from my sins my best friend showed01:36:21
me here tapes and I was in awe of what I saw01:36:23
everything I thought I knew about life01:36:24
was changed praise God people sit home01:36:28
watch a video that you will never get to01:36:29
come to church especially men if they're01:36:33
sitting at home holding the remote01:36:37
there's this feeling of power surges01:36:41
through their body how many know what01:36:43
I'm talking about now can I be honest01:36:44
okay right that's why we purposely leave01:36:49
my videotapes uncopyrighted copy them01:36:52
and give them to your friends man get01:36:53
them saved all right 75% of the kids01:36:56
from Christian homes ago to public01:36:58
schools are going to lose their faith01:36:59
after one year college 75% peer01:37:07
professor01:37:08
Boehner said evolution is a fairy tale01:37:10
for grownups the theory has helped01:37:12
nothing in the progress of science it is01:37:14
useless Malcolm Muggeridge said I am01:37:18
convinced the theory of evolution01:37:19
especially the extent to which it's been01:37:20
taught applied will be one of the great01:37:22
jokes in the history books of the future01:37:24
it's a joke and it would be a joke if it01:37:27
weren't for the tragic results how many01:37:30
kids are taught this thing every day and01:37:32
believe it and it destroys their faith01:37:35
Adolf Hitler was a strong believer in01:37:37
evolution he thought the Jews were in01:37:40
inferior species and needed to be01:37:44
eliminated for the good of humanity01:37:47
Joseph Stalin was an evolutionist01:37:49
Trotsky was an evolutionist Pol Pot from01:37:53
Cambodia was a strong believer in01:37:54
evolution whichever lots more on that in video01:37:56
number 5 scientists are GoBot teaching01:38:00
that evolution is a fact of life our01:38:02
great con men the story they are telling01:38:04
maybe the greatest hoax ever in01:38:06
explaining evolution we do not have one01:38:08
iota affect evolution is a shell game01:38:11
you've seen those shell games where they01:38:13
put the pea down there and they put the01:38:15
three shells on it the guy tries to get01:38:16
you confused you know he misses him01:38:17
around01:38:18
evolution is like a shell game if you01:38:21
ask the biologist where is the best01:38:23
evidence revolution he'll say oh it's in01:38:26
geology I debated dr. Pig lucci it's01:38:29
debate number twelve I think of my01:38:30
series out there of the read series of01:38:32
tapes those are debates I said dr. piggy01:38:34
oh gee you have gotten six hundred and01:38:36
fifty thousand dollars in grant money to01:38:39
study evolution of plants you've been01:38:42
teaching a course on the evolution of01:38:44
plants for thirty years what is the best01:38:48
evidence of evolution01:38:50
you're aware of and he said the01:38:54
evolution of Wales you're you're a01:39:01
botanist telling me the evolution of01:39:03
Wales is your best evidence it's always01:39:06
this way folks the geologist thinks the01:39:08
anthropologist has the evidence the01:39:10
anthropologist says oh no we don't have01:39:11
it the biologist has it it's a shell01:39:14
game the only problem is there's no pea01:39:15
under any of them nobody has the01:39:19
evidence it's a joke01:39:20
Sir Arthur Keith was selected to write01:39:22
the foreword to Darwin's book when it01:39:24
was republished in the 1959 do this he01:39:26
was a strong believer in evolution01:39:27
Arthur Keith said evolution is unproved01:39:30
and unprovable we believe it because the01:39:32
only alternative is special creation and01:39:35
that is unthinkable I mean you're not01:39:40
even allowed to think that maybe there's01:39:41
a creator the only alternative he's01:39:45
right by the way the Russian atheist01:39:48
astronomer came to America and spoke at01:39:49
one of the universities and he said01:39:50
started off his speech he said folks01:39:52
either there is a God or there isn't I01:39:57
thought boy this guy's brilliant he01:40:01
nailed that point right on the head I01:40:02
got to give him credit for that one and01:40:04
then he said both possibilities are01:40:08
frightening I thought wow that's a good01:40:14
statement you see if there is a God we01:40:17
better find out who he is and find out01:40:19
what he wants and do what he says if01:40:22
there is no God we're in trouble01:40:26
we're hurtling through space around the01:40:28
Sun right now a 66,000 miles an hour and01:40:30
nobody's in charge01:40:34
that's a scary thought it's real simple01:40:40
Bible says in the beginning God created01:40:42
the heaven and the earth the Christian01:40:45
view of history is very simple God made01:40:46
the world in six days just like he said01:40:48
he did and that explains all the01:40:50
symbiosis relationships how can certain01:40:53
animals of certain plants require each01:40:54
other which one evolve first there are01:40:56
zillions of symbiosis relationships that01:40:59
can't be explained by evolution the01:41:01
pre-flood world was very different the01:41:03
people lived to be nine hundred years01:41:04
old we cover that on video number two01:41:07
why they live to be nine hundred you can01:41:08
check out my website and see them right01:41:09
there dr. Dino comm during this time01:41:12
when people live to be nine hundred01:41:14
reptiles grew to be huge sea reptiles01:41:17
even today never stop growing reptiles01:41:20
grow all their life so if reptile has to01:41:23
be nine hundred years old he's going to01:41:25
get real big dinosaurs were big lizards01:41:29
that lived with Adam and Eve and then01:41:31
Noah took dinosaurs on the ark people01:41:35
see dinosaurs on the ark they're kind of01:41:36
big aren't they well the big ones were01:41:40
big but the little ones were little01:41:45
and Noah was 600 years old when he built01:41:47
that boat I bet he was smart enough to01:41:48
figure out you don't have to bring the01:41:50
biggest ones you can find01:41:53
bring two babies just be sure to get a01:41:56
pink one and a blue one that'll be01:41:58
important later after the flood was over01:42:03
people killed mustard dragons as they01:42:05
recall that's why there's legends of01:42:07
dragons all through history01:42:08
what's the climate killed a lot of01:42:10
people don't live to be 900 anymore we01:42:12
cover all that on video number two and01:42:13
there may be a few still around01:42:15
Christians don't need to worry about01:42:16
dinosaurs they're part of the normal01:42:18
creation the mention in the Bible it's01:42:21
all there folks we just got to get a01:42:22
good biblical view of history God01:42:24
created this world see it's real simple01:42:25
let's summarize here God made the world01:42:28
it didn't evolve evolution is stupid01:42:31
there are hundreds of more reasons we01:42:32
can give we're gonna run out of time01:42:33
though but if God made the world he owns01:42:35
it that means he makes the rules01:42:39
like the Ten Commandments we are guilty01:42:43
of breaking his rules I'll sure rule01:42:47
number nine commandment number nine thou01:42:49
shalt not bear false witness that means01:42:51
don't lie how many of you have ever lied01:42:54
before come on you don't do another one01:42:58
put your hand up01:43:00
give me that pious look number eight01:43:06
don't steal how many ever stole01:43:09
something you already told me you're a01:43:11
liar now come on01:43:14
you don't have to read very far to01:43:16
realize we're guilty which means we're01:43:20
gonna be punished or find a substitute01:43:24
see I can't substitute for your sins01:43:26
because I got a whole bunch of my own01:43:28
but Jesus Christ is not only willing01:43:31
he's able he wants to take your place he01:43:36
wants to pay for your sins it's real01:43:38
simple01:43:39
February 9th 1969 my friend said Kent01:43:43
you're a sinner01:43:44
I said well you can say that again said01:43:48
you deserve to go to hell but Jesus died01:43:51
for you he wants you to save you he01:43:53
wants to save you if you'll ask him01:43:55
he'll save you right now and I bowed my01:43:58
head said Lord I'm a sinner and I01:43:59
deserve to go to hell but would you01:44:01
please forgive me and save me and I've01:44:04
got God's promise I'm going to heaven01:44:05
hey if you died today where would you go01:44:08
you got to think about it because you01:44:09
will be dead for a long time01:44:12
doesn't matter how long you live you're01:44:14
gonna be dead longer than that01:44:17
you know George Washington died 20001:44:19
years ago and he's still dead01:44:24
how much longer does he have to go you01:44:28
can be dead for a long time all you get01:44:31
in this life is a little bit of -01:44:32
between two dates01:44:35
just a little vegans gone what are you01:44:40
gonna do it your - let me give it01:44:42
suggestion - you give the whole thing -01:44:44
Jesus say Lord you may have it the whole01:44:48
thing one time a little boy saw Jesus01:44:51
preaching he a little sack lunch 501:44:54
biscuits and 2 fish sticks severe Jesus01:44:58
you can have the whole thing Jesus -01:45:01
thank you son everybody sit down please five thousand01:45:04
men plus women plus children we can01:45:06
assume probably 20 thousand people01:45:09
Jesus started breaking those fish sticks01:45:11
and bread up and making free sandwiches01:45:12
and started passing on to the disciples01:45:14
and everybody sat down in the grass and01:45:15
they passed him out and passed him out01:45:16
and passed him out and pass them out01:45:17
when they got all done everybody was01:45:19
stuff you under the fish sandwich all01:45:20
right no I can't no man I'm stuffed he01:45:23
said ok disciples gather up all the01:45:25
fragments they got twelve baskets full01:45:26
of fragments left that little boy came01:45:29
home from the meetin mama today son how01:45:31
do you like your lunch mom you won't01:45:34
believe it was a good eyes good mom you01:45:38
have any left01:45:39
hey disciples come on in here would you01:45:41
please see he decided to give it all to01:45:46
Jesus now he ended up getting fed01:45:47
himself he's one of them twenty thousand01:45:49
think I fed you know he could have kept01:45:51
it and got the head or I could give it01:45:52
away and get fed work the same either01:45:56
way if you could learn to give your life01:45:58
away to Jesus you will get a wonderful01:46:00
life plus it'll bless lots of others01:46:04
some of you ought to quit worrying about01:46:06
knocking that dumb ball into the hole in01:46:07
the dirt and start worrying about who's01:46:09
going to heaven or hell and you're01:46:12
worrying about getting a fancier car and01:46:14
a fancier house and start worried about01:46:15
who's going to heaven or hell maybe God01:46:18
gave you that good job so you can give01:46:20
some money to missionaries not so you01:46:22
can build a bigger fans of your house01:46:27
you know what we need in this country we01:46:30
need a Christian Barney01:46:33
how many kids in this town tomorrow are01:46:38
going to be taught evolution on01:46:40
Discovery Channel nature Channel01:46:41
National Geographic textbooks library01:46:45
books how many thousands of them and01:46:48
they're gonna use dinosaurs aren't they01:46:50
little four-year-old kids get a book hey01:46:52
boys and girls dinosaurs lived millions01:46:55
of years ago isn't it what they say why01:46:59
don't one of you get yourself a purple01:47:00
costume get all the neighborhood kids01:47:02
together any boys of those who we're01:47:07
gonna sing now God loves you God loves01:47:10
me he wants you in his family if you'll01:47:13
ask him now he'll come into your heart01:47:15
and of his family you'll be part should01:47:19
they learn that instead folks01:47:21
somebody's got to reach these young kids01:47:23
got to get some videos or something my01:47:25
material is not copyrighted you can use01:47:27
mine anywhere you want hey what are you01:47:29
doing for heaven's sake01:47:32
what are you doing for the Lord01:47:34
that's all those tombs Don the other day01:47:35
at the cemetery Wayne Strickland atheist01:47:40
hasn't died yet01:47:43
he said I'm a busy man don't have time01:47:45
for this I'm sorry wait you're gonna01:47:47
have lots of time here coming up soon01:47:49
claims to be an atheist interesting the01:47:52
Bible says The Fool has said in his01:47:53
heart there is no God01:47:54
did you know God doesn't believe in01:47:56
atheists01:48:00
think about that one where would you go01:48:04
if you died now if you're not sure01:48:06
you're going to heaven you ought to give01:48:07
your heart to the Lord and get saved if01:48:09
you are saved you ought to find01:48:10
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evolution philosophy that is destroying01:55:49
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original creation differ from ours today01:56:42
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difference evolutionary beliefs have01:57:21
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history in our video number 501:57:25
dictators throughout time01:57:27
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