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Well, you heard Dr. Sharp, Thomas Sharp,
talking about how evolution is a great

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deception, and then you heard Ron Cooper
talking about why creation is relevant.

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What I want to do is talk to you about,
well, show you what I believe is about to

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happen, that evolution is going away.

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At least, Darwinian evolution is going to
fall apart, and I believe it's happening

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this year.

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I used to say 5 to 30 years, then I said 2
to 5 years, and at the beginning of this

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calendar year, I started saying the end of
this year.

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And I'm going to show you.

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You see, I am a science teacher.

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I've been teaching science since 1980.

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I taught high school chemistry and biology
and earth science and general science,

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physical science.

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I taught college level biology and
chemistry.

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Then I spent six years training people how
to teach science.

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That is my doctoral degree.

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I'm Dr. J for a reason.

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My students named me that, by the way.

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I'm not very good at basketball,
so that wasn't because of the basketball

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player Dr. J.

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They named me that.

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But I'm an expert in science teaching.

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That's what my doctoral degree is.

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And as an expert in science teaching,
it behooves me to keep track of what's

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going on in the world of science.

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Now, what I want to share with you tonight
is a little peek into what's going on in

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the world of science.

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Now, Bible-believing Christians,
most of them don't even believe people

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like me exist.

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You know, someone highly trained in
science and a science educator.

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And there are many... how many of you have
heard of the MRI machine?

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Raymond Damadian invented that,
and he's a creationist, believes just the

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same as you and I.

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Believes this book is actually true.

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So what I want to do is show you a little
something.

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What's happening behind the scenes?

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A little bit like in The Wizard of Oz,
you know, where Toto's pulling at that

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curtain, and he says, pay no attention to
that man behind the curtain!

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And a great Oz has spoken!

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You know, yeah, well there's a guy behind
the curtain, and I want to show you that

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guy tonight.

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I want to show you some of the stuff
that's going on in the world of science

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that shows that the Bible, that book,
is actually, and always has been,

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right.

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Take courage, young Christians.

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Take courage, Bible believers.

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I often say that if I was a liberal,
people would say that what I do is called

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empowerment.

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You know, so what I'm going to do is
empower you, encourage you, set you free

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from the delusion that we're the dummies.

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That's what they'll tell you if you
believe this book straightforwardly,

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then you're the dummy.

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That's the mantra you'll hear chanted and
shouted in your direction.

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But it's not.

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All Christians need is a little bit of
encouragement.

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Just a little bit of encouragement.

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Now, little brother Garrett over here is
wearing the little medallion.

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You got the little medallion there?

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I'm not going to make you take it off.

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But, little medallion with one of my
favorite verses where God tells Joshua

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when he takes over for Moses, he says,
you know, Joshua, all the days of thy life

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there shall be no man able to stand before
thee.

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Only be thou strong and courageous.

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Just be thou strong and courageous.

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Three times God tells him, all you got to
do is just be strong and courageous.

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Then the people tell him, look,
we'll follow you.

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Just be strong and courageous.

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That's what I'm telling you.

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Just be strong and courageous.

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In quietness and confidence shall be your
strength.

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The wicked flee when no man pursueth,
but the righteous are bold as a lion.

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Cast not away your confidence.

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That's all the Christians need is a little
bit of confidence and following in God's

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wisdom.

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Pray for wisdom.

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Does any man lack wisdom?

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Let him ask of God, who gives freely and
it braideth not.

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That's in James 1.5.

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Just read that verse and you'll see.

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So what I want to do is equip you with a
little bit of knowledge and mostly

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awareness.

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What's happening behind the scenes with
evolution right now?

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It's falling apart.

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Darwin's entire theory is falling apart in
shambles scientifically.

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It's got death smell all over it.

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Oh, don't worry.

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They'll invent something else just as
godless as that was.

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And I'm going to talk about that tomorrow
night, what my predictions are,

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and all I can do is guess.

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But I'm not guessing about the stuff I'm
going to show you tonight.

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I'm actually telling you and reporting on
what's happening.

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I got the...

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oh, I see you've already taken away the
Fred Flint.

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That's all right.

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We'll just stay here.

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Here lies old earth evolution,
March 25th, 2005.

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The reason I'm saying that evolution began
its final death spiral in 2005 is this.

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Next.

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This article in Science News, which also
the report appeared the day before in the

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Journal of Science.

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This was dated March 25th of 2005.

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Old softy, Tyrannosaurus fossil yields
flexible tissue.

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Let's zoom in on this part.

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Next.

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It says here, this is the first report of
flexible material from a fossil.

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It's an upper leg bone of a T-Rex 68
million years ago, according to their own

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dating techniques.

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It said that using the extraction
technique, Schweitzer, that's Mary H.

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Schweitzer, and her colleagues
subsequently recovered what appeared to be

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blood vessels and osteocytes, or bone
cells, from two other well-preserved

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specimens of T-Rex.

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They've also obtained bone cells from an
80 million year old hadrosaur.

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That's the duck-billed dinosaur.

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Look at the evolutionist response to this.

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Cameron J.

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Shizida, a paleontologist at the
University of Western Ontario in London,

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says this.

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The state of preservation noted in the new
study is improbable, but obviously not

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impossible.

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The reason he's saying this is because
every good organic chemist knows protein

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molecules can't last, even in a perfectly
dry state.

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And that's the best way.

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You know that beef jerky and freeze-dried
meats, they last the best, even in a

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perfectly dried state, because water
causes the amino acid bonds, the peptide

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bonds, which are dehydration synthesis
bonds, it causes proteins to rot and

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disintegrate faster.

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Even in a perfectly dried state,
10,000 years, 40,000 years tops.

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Now, this hadrosaur had real bone cells,
not petrified, the real cells,

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with the real proteins left in them.

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And it was a blood vessel.

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This thing was like a dried up fish and
worm.

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You could stretch it.

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It was still elastic.

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The proteins were still intact.

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And this 80 million years isn't just a
little older.

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It's not like 2,000 years longer than it's
supposed to last.

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That 80 million is exactly 2,000 times
longer than 40,000 years.

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How much longer?

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They don't know.

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They have no answer.

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Real science, real science says that can't
be.

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It can't be that old.

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But their answer?

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Well, it must not be impossible.

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We don't know why, but it must because
evolution must be true.

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And we know since evolution is true,
and since that takes hundreds of millions

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of years, the Earth's got to be billions
of years old, you see.

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Next.

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Look at this.

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This is a little cartoon.

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I used some stuff from answers in Genesis
too, Ron.

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And here's a little cartoon by Dan Letha.

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Scientists have discovered soft tissue in
a T-Rex bone they say is 70 million years

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old.

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70 million years old, no way.

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I can't get a turkey sandwich to survive
three weeks.

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And that's really true.

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The same process should have happened.

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I'm amazed that the T-Rex vein was
preserved in that bone for 4,356 years

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since Noah's flood.

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Next.

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This is Mary H.

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Schweitzer at North Carolina State
University, the one that discovered the

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vein.

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Here is the vein in the T-Rex bone.

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Now, I got these pictures off the PBS Nova
website, and to this day, this is two

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years later, they are still saying the
alleged vein with the possible red blood

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cells in it.

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Look at that on a T-Rex.

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But since then, they've also, on a
myosaur, the good mother dinosaur,

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they've found a vein in a... what kind of
dinosaur is that?

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Triceratops.

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We had more kids that answered quicker on
that.

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A triceratops, another vein with red blood
cells.

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These are not petrified.

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They're not fossilized.

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They're not mineralized.

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These are the actual tissues.

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Next.

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They've also found, in the Moa,
the extinct bird, which I think is about

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10 million years old, and also,
according to their dating systems,

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this mammoth fossil, mastodon fossil,
they found actual soft blood tissues,

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blood vessels and things, and that's
supposed to be 300,000 years old.

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These things can't be, if the laws of
chemical kinetics and the rate laws and

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the rate equations for the degradation of
proteins, which has been experimentally

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demonstrated.

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If these things are true, these things
can't be that old, and they still haven't

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figured out.

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They've got some little stories they've
tried to figure out, but mostly they're

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silent.

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Now what they've basically done,
next, is turned Mary Schweitzer into sort

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of a saint, saying, oh, well, she found
this grand mystery, and isn't it

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wonderful?

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I'm sorry, but what they're basically
doing is trying to make up, they're trying

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to spin-doctor this thing.

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It's like high schooler about to go to the
prom, and that's the night that you get

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this giant dime-sized zit right on your
nose.

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It's the prom night, where you go,
yep, here I am at the prom, got this zit,

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been working on it for weeks, testicle,
look at that good one there.

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See, that's what they're doing.

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They're pointing out their greatest flaw,
as though it's wonderful, and they think

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that's going to distract us.

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Brother Ray, who does the magic,
isn't magic all about kind of getting

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people to look one place, and you do
something the other place?

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Saw that movie, The Prestige, very
interesting about that kind of stuff,

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you know.

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You've got to distract them over here
while you're really doing something.

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Well, anyway, that's what they're doing.

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Next, well, there's more problems.

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Recently, there's also, they've found soft
tissues in a 10-million-year-old frog,

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they found marrow in the bone,
400,000-year-old bear DNA in a tooth,

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and 90-million-year-old muscle tissue,
meat on the bone of the Santana raptor,

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which was found in Brazil, supposed to be
the ancestor of the T.

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rex.

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Now, I do not believe these things are
that old.

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That's how old they say they are.

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But you just can't find this kind of
stuff.

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Neanderthal DNA.

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Next, we just keep finding more stuff that
couldn't be.

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Why does this matter?

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Because biochemical kinetic laws say
proteins can't last more than 40,000

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years.

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Evolutionists, I just call them evos,
ignore science laws and just say this.

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Look at this, this is from the Smithsonian
Magazine.

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How many of you ever heard of the
Smithsonian Museum?

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Yes.

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Smithsonian Magazine says, Schweitzer's
work is just showing us we really don't

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understand decay.

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So we never got it right.

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It's not that we haven't gotten this
evolution thing right, it's we just didn't

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get this decay thing right.

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Look what it says, there's a lot of really
basic stuff in nature that people just

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make assumptions about.

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Like maybe evolution?

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Next.

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Well, so which should we trust?

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The known laws of science, chemical
kinetics, or the assumptions evos just

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make so they can keep believing in Darwin?

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Against the data, against laboratory
proven laws of science.

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Next.

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This is even worse.

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Last year, last October, just about a year
ago, this grad student and her professor

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at Ohio State, not far from here,
over in Columbus, found, now this is a,

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in formaldehyde, a pickled crinoid,
because sea lilies or crinoids are lived

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today, but crinoids also are found deep,
deep, deep in the fossil record.

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Well, that's because they live deep,
deep, deep at the bottom of the ocean,

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but forget about that.

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But they're found deep in the layers of
rock, and this one, the one that she

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found, according to the rock layer it was
in, was 350 million years old.

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Look, we were talking about 90 million
year old stuff before, now we're talking

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350 million years old, and they found,
they found complex organic compounds,

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pigment molecules, kind of like the
pigments in your hair, if you have blonde

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hair or red hair, the pigments in your
eyes, if you have green eyes or brown

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eyes, pigment molecules.

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Now, normally pigment molecules are
proteins.

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I emailed Christina O'Malley and asked her
if they determined whether these molecules

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were proteins or not, because I know
proteins can only last 40,000 years,

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even according to the wildest imagination,
and she said, well, no, we haven't,

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she emailed me, because we haven't
determined that they're proteins yet.

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Maybe she kind of caught a sniff of my
email that I was a creation scientist and

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didn't want to say anything.

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But even if they aren't, they are complex,
fragile organic molecules lasting 350

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million years.

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No chemical way.

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Next.

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Well, the evolutionists, how many of you
have heard of Richard Dawkins?

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Richard Dawkins, who wrote the book The
God Delusion last year and started the

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Blasphemy Challenge.

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How many of you know the Blasphemy
Challenge?

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Okay, well, that's hideous.

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Maybe you've seen it on the internet.

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Well, this is something from his
organization.

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Look at this giant tidal wave of science
just washing over this little dingy of

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sort of the S.S.

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Minow from Gilligan's Island, labeled
creationism there.

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That's the way they're trying to say we
are.

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But that's not the case.

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You know, me thinks they doth protest too
much.

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The fact of the matter is, they're just
trying to spin-doctor this whole thing to

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make them look right when they're
absolutely wrong scientifically,

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and we're going to see more of this next.

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Also, if they're so strong, if they're so
right, then why can't we even talk about

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it?

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Look, in schools, hear no creation,
see no creation, speak no creator in

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public school education.

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You ever wonder if evolution is such a
great theory, and it's doing so well,

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and it got such good proof, why is
evolution the only scientific principle

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that needs laws to protect it?

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Why do they have to pass court cases?

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We don't have to do that for the law of
gravity, do we?

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Where we demand that the law of gravity be
taught properly in school.

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You know, that's because it's obvious
evolution is a myth, and the myth buster

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is happening to it right now.

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Okay, let's go next.

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Now, some evolutionists have said,
we just don't start teaching kids early

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enough.

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We don't teach evolution enough.

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We don't teach it in enough college
classes, we don't teach it to kids young.

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Look at this, look at this, that's Dr.
Seuss, look.

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From fossils, dinosaur, teeth,
eggs, and bone got stuck in the muck,

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then that muck turned to stone.

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These fossils are old, they are dusty and
worn, because they were made long before

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you were born.

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Not hundreds of years, not thousands of
years, but millions of years long before

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you were born.

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You see, they do start early.

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My daughter, when she was in kindergarten,
came home with a book saying dinosaurs are

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millions of years old.

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And many of you probably have stories of
your younger kids, younger elementary

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kids, first, second, third grade,
coming home with stuff all about

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evolution, how we came from monkeys,
and monkeys came from fish, and fish came

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from worms, and that's the grand story
that does start early.

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And I took my college classes even back in
the 70s when I went to college.

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Danielle, you're experiencing it now,
but I experienced it then.

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Every class, astronomy, geology,
geography, biology, you know, even English

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class evolution would come up.

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Philosophy, religion class, it's taught
everywhere.

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They've had enough time, and it still
hasn't worked for them.

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Next.

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This man here, I'm going to go backwards a
little bit here, and point out something

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that Richard Lowen said in 1982.

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He is an evolutionist, he said this in
Science Magazine, one of the two most

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premier journals of science in the world.

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He said this, natural selection,
how many of you ever heard of natural

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selection?

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Okay, natural selection can weed out some
of the complexity and slow down the

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information decay that results in
speciation.

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How can decay result in speciation?

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Ron Cooper was talking about how can you
take a whole bunch of bad things from the

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past, put them in a bag, shake them up,
and expect good things to come out.

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That's what Dr. Lowen is talking about
here.

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He is an evolutionist.

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Natural selection may have a stabilizing
effect, but it does not promote

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speciation, or the origin of species.

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Where have you heard that before?

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Origin of species.

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Isn't that the title of Darwin's book?

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It's the central idea of evolution,
is that species can originate by natural

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selection.

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Dr. Lowen says it can't.

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It is not, not, not a creative force,
as many people have suggested.

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The word select means what?

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Give me another word for it.

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Choose, or pick.

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Yeah, natural selection can only pick from
what's already there.

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In 1905, Hugo de Vries said natural
selection may explain the survival of the

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fittest, but it cannot explain the arrival
of the fittest.

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And that's absolutely true.

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Nice little thing to remember.

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It has a nice jingle to it.

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And here's another one.

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Sahelanthropus chadensis is a fossil.

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I'm going to get a little technical here
with you, but I'll go slow and repeat

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myself.

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I'm a teacher.

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I can do it.

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We'll all be able to understand.

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The Sahelanthropus chadensis was found in
the country of Chad.

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That's why it was called chadensis,
back in 2002.

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And it was considered to be the ancient
brother, well, actually

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great-great-great-grandfather of all
monkeys and all humans, of all chimps and

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humans.

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That's the last time humans and chimps
were the same thing.

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It's the missing link, you see.

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But look, that was 2002.

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Look in 2006, just last year, Milford
Walpuff of University of Michigan-Ann

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Arbor said this.

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We wanted to make sure we were absolutely
accurate, but Sahelanthropus chadensis is

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not a hominid at all, not in the hominidae
family.

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Some people are going to like this,
and some people are going to hate it,

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but it will stimulate more discussion.

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Next.

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This is the Sahelanthropus chadensis
skull.

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They have a pretty good skull,
and it's very, very rare to find a good,

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well-preserved skull of a human or a
monkey.

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And this, they said, is 7 million years
old.

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This is the chart, the way it looked in
about 2002.

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Dr. Ian Tattersall, an evolutionist who's
well-known as an expert on Neanderthals,

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submitted this chart here to the
newspaper.

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But there's the Sahelanthropus chadensis,
which Walpuff and several others are now

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saying is not in our family tree.

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It's not the missing link.

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But also, how many of you have heard of
the Lucy fossil?

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Sure, here's Lucy right here in the middle
of our family tree, the Australopithecus

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afarensis, because it was found in the
Afar region in Africa.

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And then right after her comes the
Australopithecus africanus, also found in

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Africa.

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But look, she's about 3.5 million years
old.

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He's about 3 million years old.

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She's like, according to this,
3.2, he's supposed to be.

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They're a million years separated.

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Problem is, he looks more like a monkey
than she does, and it's a million years of

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evolution.

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I'm going to point out to this to you and
prove it to you in a couple minutes.

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Also, look at the skimpy evidence for
Ardipithecus ramidus, Aurorantuginensis,

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and Ardipithecus cadaba.

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Actually, evolutionists themselves have
been saying that not only is

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Sahelanthropus chadensis not our ancestor,
but these other things are the same thing

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as he was.

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In the same genus, all should be lumped
under the genus Ardipithecus.

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You see, we are Homo sapiens, that's genus
and species name.

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Homo sapiens genus species.

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Ardipithecus cadaba genus species.

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Ardipithecus ramidus genus species.

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Evolutionists today, today, see I'm giving
you up-to-date, brand new stuff.

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This is going to scare science teachers
all over the country who believe in

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evolution.

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It should darn well scare college
professors who are just indoctrinating and

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are not educating, they're not teaching,
they're brainwashing into a mythology.

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But if all these are really related,
and this one is not our ancestor,

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and none of them are, let's, okay,
not yet, not yet.

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Homo habilis, handyman, they've now put
that as not in our family tree.

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Homo ergaster is supposed to be the same
thing as Homo erectus.

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And Homo erectus, the new DNA studies are
saying, had nothing to do with humans.

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Never did, never will.

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It's not the missing... and if it's not,
and that's the same thing, then it's not.

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And that's not, and they found these two
actually in the same layer of the rock,

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they have found both of these now,
and that means, see I used to say that

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habilis, handyman, evolved into Homo
erectus or upright walking man,

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and that evolved into us, and that was the
story.

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When I was in college, Neanderthal was our
ancestor.

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You know, the new scientific name for
Neanderthal in all the textbooks now is

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not Homo neanderthalensis, it's Homo
sapiens neanderthalensis.

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And we are Homo sapiens sapiens.

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You see, they've now realized what we
creationists have been saying all along.

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Neanderthals were people too.

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And these monkey things like Lucy was
never a person.

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Okay, let's get into some of this,
I'll show you the proof I've got for all

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these fabulous claims I've been making.

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Oh, that one slide always comes up that
way, even though I didn't put it in,

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okay.

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The fossil species found in 2002 in Chad
has been named Sahelanthropus chadensis,

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while others found at a Kenyan site in
2000 have been dubbed Auroran tuganensis.

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All of these fossils are sufficiently
similar that they should be included in

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the same genus as Ardipithecus cadaver.

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So the Auroran, the Ardipithecus cadaver,
and certainly the Ardipithecus ramidus,

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and the Sahelanthropus chadensis should
all be in the same group.

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They should be the same thing.

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This was a news release issued by
University of California, Berkeley in

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2004.

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Don't forget, the chadensis was found in
2002.

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So, this is what I had just said to you.

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Next.

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That if this is not us, and all these are
the same thing, then none of them are us,

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or our great, great, great, great,
great, great, great grandparents.

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Next.

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This is Donald Johanson, who discovered
the Lucy fossil in 1974.

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In 1995, look at what he says about these
kind of missing link trees that we just

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saw.

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Nobody really places any great deal of
faith in any phylogenetic tree.

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Phylo means family, and genetic,
you know, genetic family tree.

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In other words, these human evolution
trees, nobody places any great faith.

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He said that 10 years ago, but 10 years
after, 20 years after, he discovered the

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Lucy fossil.

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And I think that's true today.

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You'll see what I mean in a minute.

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Next.

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Now, in 1925, the London Illustrated News
ran this picture of the Nebraska man,

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Homo Herald Kukii, named after Harold
Cook, who discovered the tooth.

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The tooth.

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The tooth.

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From one tooth, they got this whole
construct.

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You see the man, his body build,
his musculature, his hair, the stone,

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but the club he uses here, the tools,
there's his wife preparing dinner,

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all from a tooth.

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This tooth was held up during the Scopes
Monkey Trial in Tennessee, I think that

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was Dayton, Tennessee, as proof,
proof of evolution during the Scopes

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Monkey Trial, and flaunted in the face of
William Jennings Bryant, who was the

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defender of the creation side in that
trial, and said, look, here from your own

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home state, because Bryant was from
Nebraska, proof of evolution, you see.

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Well, of course, it wasn't long before
they dug up the rest of the fossil,

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found more teeth, realized it was an
extinct pig.

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That's not the first nor the last mistake.

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Horrible.

25:49.350 --> 25:50.450
Jump to the conclusion.

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Jump the gun mistake evolutionists have
made.

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They continue to make them today.

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Next.

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Here's the Lucy fossil.

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The reason it was so super famous,
oh, I put little bathing suits on this.

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This is from a college textbook,
and I do this thing for homeschoolers,

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and so we have to put bathing suits on
them.

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Anyway, this is the Lucy fossil that you
hear so much.

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Lucy is on tour of the United States right
now.

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How many of you knew that?

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The fossil is actually on tour.

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The reason the Lucy fossil was so famous
was because they found 40% of the bones,

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and that is huge.

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They never find 40%.

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And some people say, really, they have
less than that.

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But they did not find, they found a couple
finger bones.

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They did not find the feet.

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They only found one of the hip bones.

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And this does not give you a whole lot.

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Even with what they've got, and even with
their proudest, most evolutionist way of

26:42.690 --> 26:47.810
looking at this, you've still got a monkey
with one-third the size of brain as you

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and me, only three feet tall, weighed 65
pounds, and had big giant molars like a

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monkey.

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This was a little chimp.

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Now, it turned out that the hip bone was
very, very chimp-like, and they just

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ignored that.

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They kept drawing her feet and hands like
human feet and hands.

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Exactly.

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Even though they didn't know for sure.

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The few fingers we had were curved.

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Were curved.

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You see, between your knuckle,
your bone is straight.

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Because you're human.

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Between the joints in your toe bones,
your toe bones are straight.

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But in a monkey's, the finger bones are
arched between the knuckles.

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So you can get a perfectly round grip on a
tree and swing that way.

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Now, next, I'm going to get to that.

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Notice the hand on Lucy.

27:35.030 --> 27:38.310
I got this here from Dr. David Menton,
who works over at Answers in Genesis.

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The hand, finger bones are straight,
and the whole hand is clearly human-like.

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Dr. Menton's fond of saying, look at the
intelligent look they give her face.

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She's like, my, what shall I wear?

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You know, I mean, this thoughtful look on
this monkey's face.

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Plus, notice, too, they show the whites of
the eye.

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And in monkeys today, their eyelids are
different.

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We don't see the whites to their eyes,
but they'll usually do these wax,

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the Science Museum reconstructions,
showing the whites of the eye.

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Showing it with a perfectly human hand in
a human sort of position.

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And really, that's just not the way it is.

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Next, here's her foot.

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Now, since then, they have found two
bones, two little knuckles-like,

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from the right foot of the Lucy fossil.

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And I saw this at the University of
Tennessee, Knoxville, in the McClung

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Museum, hanging up in a little glass case
as a Lucy skeleton mock-up, of course.

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Now, the black bones are the ones that
they haven't found, you know, but they

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have the whole skeleton there.

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The white ones are the ones they actually
found, and that's being honest.

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On the right foot are two little white
bones.

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They are curved, between the knuckles,
just like a chimpanzee's.

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As a matter of fact, more curved than a
modern chimpanzee's bones.

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Now, how many of you know a chimp can eat
a banana with their foot?

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How many of you know that?

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Okay, yeah.

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Because they have a thumb on their foot.

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They don't have a big toe.

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They've got an opposable... at the end of
a chimp's leg is a hand.

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They can... a chimp can, you know,
whip their leg up, grab a branch,

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and hang and eat three bananas at once,
because they have four hands.

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It's not like this.

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The bone is... the bones are more curved
than a modern chimp's, but on that

29:21.450 --> 29:24.870
skeleton mock-up, all the black bones,
all the other bones on the foot are all

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flat.

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The only two they found were curved,
but all the rest are flat, like a human's.

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And the same exact two bones on the left
foot are flat, like a human's,

29:40.330 --> 29:44.250
even though the only ones we found were
curved, like a chimp's.

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Denial, denial, denial.

29:47.530 --> 29:48.430
Not science.

29:48.770 --> 29:49.550
Not logic.

29:49.830 --> 29:50.570
Not evidence.

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Not good thinking.

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And certainly, folks, not good scripture.

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Next.

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Here is a monkey's foot.

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That is his foot, okay?

29:58.310 --> 29:59.690
This is his hand.

29:59.950 --> 30:03.170
Look at that perfectly round grip he can
get because of those curved toe bones.

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And this is his right foot.

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This is not his hand.

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It looks just like a hand.

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Well, then who made these fossil
footprints that are like millions of years

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old?

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Next.

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Here's the problem, folks.

30:14.910 --> 30:17.590
Here's a human foot with those straight
toe bones that are flat.

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Here's a chimpanzee foot.

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You just can't walk good on that.

30:21.730 --> 30:26.390
You also can't walk good with a hip bone
that flares out like this, because the

30:26.390 --> 30:30.470
muscles that help you walk have to go
straight down from your flank here,

30:30.570 --> 30:35.510
down to below your hip bone, onto your
thigh, to help you stand on one foot,

30:35.690 --> 30:36.930
keep you from falling over.

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Monkeys don't have that.

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They have to walk by throwing their weight
side to side.

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And so because of that, they can't walk
like a human.

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And Lucy's hip bone was flared like a
chimp's.

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But then who made these tracks?

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Next.

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See, these are the Laetoli footprints
found a thousand kilometers away from the

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Lucy fossil.

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But it was in the same layer of rock as
the Lucy fossil.

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So evolutionists are forced, forced to
conclude that if it's in the same layer,

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it must be the same age.

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And they said, look at that footprint.

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It's perfectly human.

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And notice there's a set of juvenile or
young child tracks next to the human

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tracks.

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Now we creationists, of course,
say, well, people and the Australopithecus

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afarensis lived at the same time.

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The Australopithecus afarensis,
chimpy little creature, and us lived at

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the same time.

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A human made this footprint.

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Well, the evolutionists said humans didn't
evolve, you know, 3.2 million years ago.

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So that couldn't have been a human.

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Lucy must have made those footprints.

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Therefore, we will always draw Lucy's foot
like a human foot.

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Just denial against the facts.

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Next.

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Well, who made those footprints if Lucy
really didn't have human feet?

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Well, just this past November,
this is November of 2006, a year ago,

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they pronounced this fossil and they did
not find this in the rocks, okay?

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That's a wax model mock-up of,
next, the Lucy baby they're calling it,

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the Dikika child.

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It's supposed to be the same species.

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It's 100,000 years deeper in the fossil
layers, according to their dating systems,

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than Lucy is.

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But everyone's calling it the Lucy baby
because it's supposed to be the same

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species and it's smaller.

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It's about a foot and a half tall,
whereas Lucy's about, you know,

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a little bit more than three feet tall.

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And this is the artist's conception.

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Look at those feet.

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And I'm going to read the sidebar here.

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Next.

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Look at the foot.

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It's just like a human baby's foot.

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They're not, they don't really know,
but they didn't, look what it says here.

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The Dikika baby's big toe is still locked
in the sandstone.

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But if it shows Australopithecus afarensis
babies lacked an opposable big toe,

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in other words a thumb, on their foot,
then the mothers might have had to rely on

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others for food and protection while
tending their babies.

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They didn't know.

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But they haven't told us in a whole year.

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They really haven't come out with it.

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I've seen some pictures, but they're not
really saying what it means yet.

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I think it shows an opposable thumb.

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But just this past June, some
evolutionists dug up a new

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Australopithecus jaw, made special
measurements on it, and pronounced it

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wasn't the missing link after all.

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After 30 years, we're going to say it
wasn't ever the missing link.

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Half the evolutionists are mad about this
and half of them are on the wagon with

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this.

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But I think they're easing us into the
idea that Lucy was never the missing link.

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Almost everyone's heard of the Lucy
fossil, it's taught in all the schools,

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high school, college, all the time.

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But guess what folks?

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Oops, we were wrong.

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It's falling apart.

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Their story is falling apart.

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I think they've announced these piddly
measurements on the jawbone just to loosen

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the lid on the jar for when they're about
to say, oh, you know in June we did tell

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you, now we found a thumb on the foot.

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Now we know Lucy was a chimp all this
time.

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You see how science is right all the time?

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This Time magazine of just last October,
again just about a year ago, look at how

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they compare a human baby with a
chimpanzee.

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Even the baby has a brain bigger than
that.

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And notice too how they don't have
eyebrows and we have hair there and they

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don't.

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They have more hair all over their bodies
and we don't.

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And as a matter of fact, where we get the
hair growing on our faces, guys,

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that's where they're bald.

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Also they have bald armpits and we have
hair there.

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It's just backwards.

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Fossils don't come with hair.

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They put the hair on there the way they
want it.

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They put the nose and the ears on there
the way they want it.

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They put the eyes on there the way they
want it.

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Whatever makes it look good for evolution,
whatever is left to the imagination always

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goes the evolution way.

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And that's why these fossils recreations
always look like monkeys.

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I mean, missing link, monkey people.

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Ape men instead of apes or men.

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Of course there were only apes or men,
never ape men.

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I hope you're going to see that here soon.

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How we became human.

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They're always having some feature article
in a big magazine, always pushing it.

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Yeah, evolution's true.

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Yeah, evolution's true.

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Yeah, evolution's true.

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Yes, and if you'll just click your heels
together, you'll go back to Kansas and

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everything.

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Okay, I'm sorry, I got a little... If you
believe in fairies then clap your hands.

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Tinkerbell will get well if you clap your
hands.

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I'm so sarcastic sometimes.

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It frustrates me.

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As a science teacher, a purveyor of truth
is what we're supposed to do in science,

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not this kind of babble, not this kind of
ridiculousness, not this kind of stuff

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that just makes somebody look good.

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Get some tenure.

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Get some more federal funding or an
endowed chairmanship, or just so they can

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write more books about a theory that was
never true anyway.

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It's like the flat earth thing.

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It was never true.

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And it's falling apart now.

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Next.

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In this article here in October 9th of
last year in Time Magazine, look what it

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says.

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Owen Lovejoy is Kent State.

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He is the head of the anthropology
department.

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There's lots I could say about Dr.
Lovejoy's escapades and hoisting evolution

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on everybody, but look what he says.

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He is dismissive about the claims that
ancestors of chimps and humans interbred.

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Now that's very interesting.

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Do you realize that they study the DNA of
chimps and humans a lot?

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Try to compare them.

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Seems like some of the chimp DNA is really
a lot like ours, and some of it's not very

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much like ours.

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So they're saying the chimp DNA that's not
much like ours is just way older,

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back from the day.

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But then why is some of the chimps DNA a
lot like ours?

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Like we were the same not too long ago.

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Their answer is that after a couple
million years, chimps and humans got back

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together and started mating again and
exchanging DNA, so some of it looks

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recent, like we used to be chimps just
recently, and some of it looks old,

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like it was a long time ago that we used
to be chimps.

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That's what Dr. Lovejoy is a little...
he's saying he didn't quite go for that.

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Next.

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Here is an article from the Washington
Post just last year in May, talking about

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this theory.

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When the ancestors of human beings and the
ancestors of chimps parted ways 6.3

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million years ago, it was probably a long
goodbye.

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Says here, some members of the two groups
seem to have interbred about 1.2 million

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years after they first diverged,
before going their separate ways.

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And there's that Sahelanthropus chadensis,
the earliest known missing link.

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It says here, non-hybrids, found in chad,
may belong to a line of non-hybrids that

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were not human ancestors.

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Dr. Wolpuff at Michigan and also the
Washington Post says Sahelanthropus is not

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our ancestor.

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But it's in that family tree.

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Next.

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Here is a Newsweek of just last March,
I mean of this March, just very recently,

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just this year, the evolution revolution.

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The new science of brain and DNA is
rewriting the story of human origins.

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Now look, every time they discover
something new, they have to change their

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story.

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Every time a new fact in science comes up,
they have to rewrite the evolution story.

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Doesn't that tell you something?

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When you are lying or believing a lie,
when new evidence comes to light,

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you always have to change your story.

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That's a symptom of a dying theory.

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Let's take a look at what it says inside
this issue of Newsweek just this year.

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Next.

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It says right here, and I'm going to focus
in on this part right here, the exhibit,

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the new exhibit in the museum shows
humankind's roots are sunk deep into East

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African savanna.

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There, the last creature ancestral to
humans as well as chimps, in other words

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our last great-great-great-grandfather,
see evolutionists do not believe that

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chimps evolved into us.

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They don't believe chimps are our
grandparents.

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They believe chimps and us are cousins,
that we have the same ancient,

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ancient grandparents.

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You see, we came from the same thing,
not that we are the same thing or that

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they gave rise to us, just that the same
thing, like the Sahelanthropus tidensis or

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something like that, gave rise to us both
and we're just cousins of each other,

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split off the family tree.

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Well, it says here, the last creature
ancestral to humans as well as chimps,

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our closest living cousins lived,
standing at a fork in the family tree as

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momentous as it is contentious.

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Contentious, you see, but important.

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Now look what they admit, this year
fossils never did resolve when the

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lineages split.

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Oh gee, I thought the fossils proved it
all.

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Lucy, Neanderthal, Cro-Magnon,
by the way you'll never hear about

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Cro-Magnon again, they found out
Cro-Magnons were people too, just like we

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creationists have always been saying.

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Oh, I thought all the fossils missing
links proved evolution was true.

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Uh-uh.

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Fossils never did resolve when the
lineages, but DNA might, that DNA stuff I

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was telling you about, I'm going to talk a
lot more about that tomorrow night,

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DNA might.

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See, human DNA and chimp DNA differ by
only more than 1, no more than 1.2% and

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DNA changes at a fairly regular rate.

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Big deal, you know, we share 50% the same
DNA as a banana.

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All living things have similar DNA.

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So what?

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Of course monkey's DNA looks the most like
us, their body structures look the most

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like us of any other living thing.

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That's why, not because we came from the
same thing, but because they're the most

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like us of anything else.

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You see, but it says here DNA changes at a
fairly regular rate.

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Now there's the lie right there,
they don't know for sure, but they're

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saying it.

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And that lets scientists use this rate to
calibrate a molecular clock, whose tick

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tocks measure how long ago a genetic
change occurred.

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That all is based on the assumptions,
many assumptions, and we'll talk about

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those tomorrow.

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But let's take a look at some more of this
stuff from this article.

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Next, look at this.

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DNA makes it clear that Homo erectus,
upright walking man, was almost certainly

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a dead end and not, as some scientists
have argued, our ancestor.

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The new data, the new information,
the new studies, the fossils, the genetic

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markers, and the analysis of those things,
all are showing, one by one, all the

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missing links have dropped out of the
family tree.

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There's only two left and I'll show you
what they are.

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Next, here you go, 1998 National
Geographic, redrawing our family tree.

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This is the Australopithecus Africanus,
the one that came after Lucy,

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Australopithecus afarensis, and is a
million years of evolution later,

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but it looks more like a monkey than Lucy.

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How do they explain something like that?

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It's exactly the opposite of what
evolution says is supposed to happen.

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Well, that doesn't bother them,
though, that the prediction of the theory

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and the data actually are opposite.

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Doesn't bother them at all.

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Look at what they say.

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Next.

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Here it is.

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Here's a little mock-up of an
Australopithecus afarensis male and

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there's an Australopithecus Africanus
male.

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Look at the much longer arms and the much
shorter legs.

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Much more chimp-like.

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Next.

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And here's their excuse.

42:17.070 --> 42:18.370
Here's their answer to this.

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Africanus may have had longer arms and
shorter legs, limbs that were more

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chimp-like than afarensis.

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If so, the implications are striking.

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Oh, yes, striking if you believe in
evolution.

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Striking.

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One possibility is that hominids underwent
an evolutionary reversal between afarensis

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and Africanus, perhaps to adapt to a more
arboreal environment or lifestyle.

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That's easy, folks.

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Evolution just went backwards for a
million years.

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That's all.

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That's all.

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Simple.

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Simple answer.

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Look, if that's the kind of
double-stepping, you've got fancy

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footwork, you double-speak and spin
doctrine, you've got to do to make your

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theory still sound smart, there's a
problem.

42:57.110 --> 42:59.070
You ought to smell a rat and look,
look, look.

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Find Christian folk.

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Find Christian folk.

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Find Bible believers who just say,
oh, I believe.

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I don't know why.

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I just believe you know the Bible.

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I'm dumb, and I just believe the
scientists are so much smarter,

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but I just don't listen to them.

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Look, they're the ones living in la-la
land, not you.

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And if you're watching something on the
Discover Channel or on Animal Planet or

43:22.010 --> 43:27.810
the Smithsonian or National Geographic
cable channel, and they pull one of these

43:27.810 --> 43:32.390
fast ones on you, and you go, oh,
that doesn't sound right, but well,

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they're so much smarter than me,
I guess it must be right.

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No, if it doesn't make common sense,
guess what?

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It doesn't make sense.

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And these guys are buffaloing and snowing
everybody, just throwing their weight

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around.

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Well, they've got the white lab coats,
they've got the microscopes and,

43:50.770 --> 43:54.230
you know, stuff like that, and the
degrees, and, and they can use

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polysyllabic words, you know, and so that
does not make them smart.

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PhD just means piled higher and deeper,
okay?

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This is somebody who had a little extra
time and a little extra money and maybe

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some persistence, and they got this
degree.

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I've got one, I can say this, I'm one.

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I've met more PhDs who are fools,
fools.

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You know, the Bible says, you know,
any, you know, any man like wisdom,

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let him ask of God.

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In Proverbs, it personifies guys.

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The Bible personifies wisdom as a woman.

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It does, Chris, it does personifies it as
a woman, for some reason.

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Anyway, but it does, and it says,
come in all ye simple and learn wisdom,

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for by me, princes rule and kings make
decisions.

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By me, you know, he, God, laid the
foundations of the world, and I was with

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him from the beginning, and I was his joy.

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You see, wisdom is this mysterious thing,
but whatever it is, the Bible says,

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he that handleth knowledge aright is wise.

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So it has something to do with using the
knowledge you have and using it well.

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That's something about wisdom.

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You don't have to have four degrees like
me and be a lifetime member of Mensa.

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Yep, I'm in the genius club.

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You don't have to be a Mensa member.

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You don't have to have all these degrees.

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You don't have to have encyclopedic
knowledge of science.

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What knowledge you have is enough.

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Put it in the hands of God.

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Pray when you're witness to someone.

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Pray when you're talking to someone.

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Be in a state of prayer, not just an
attitude of prayer, be in a state of

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prayer during those times.

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Let God's wisdom speak through you.

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Think not what you ought to say when
you're brought before the rulers and kings

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and magistrates, but the Holy Spirit will
give you utterance.

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Hey, that's the Bible.

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It's either true or it's not.

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I'm sorry, you know, we've been talking
about this all night with Tom Sharp,

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all night with Ron Cooper.

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Either this book is real from Genesis to
Revelations or just give it up.

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Look, if you're going to say that the
first few verses, yeah, that's just a

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myth, that's just a nice story,
we'll put little question marks after it.

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Logic demands that now you must put
question marks after every single other

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verse in the book.

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Why not?

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It's either inspired by God or it isn't.

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And then you should just give it up and go
home.

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Quit playing church.

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I don't want to play church.

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You know, I've staked everything on this
being true.

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Every single one of us has, but we're
hedging our bets.

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You know how God feels about hedges
sometimes.

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Read Job.

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Well, anyway, that was my...

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you did tell them I was going to preach,
didn't you, Ron?

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I'm afraid I started preaching a little
bit.

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Oh, and now my brother Brian's pushing me
on.

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Okay, well, here's something else in that
same issue of Newsweek Magazine,

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March 19, 2007, this year.

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Here's the most up-to-date, this is this
year, man, it's just a few months ago,

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the most up-to-date version of the tree of
life for humans that the evolutionists

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have come up with.

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There's the Sahelanthropus chadensis,
that chad fossil that Dr. Wolpe at

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University of Michigan Ann Arbor and that
the Washington Post says is not our

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ancestor.

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There's Lucy, the one that really couldn't
be because it's really like a chimp and

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all these other problems are coming up.

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That's the Australopithecus afarensis.

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There's Australopithecus africanus,
the one that's really a million years

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later according to their layer dating
system and is really more like a chimp.

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And here's Homo sapiens.

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Who's that?

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Humans.

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Us.

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That's us.

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Somebody here just... I said, who's that?

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And someone here just raised their hand.

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Just look at me, raise your hand.

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Okay, that's me.

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That's right.

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There you are, sir.

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This is Homo sapiens.

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Now, we'll take a look at this again in a
minute, but let's take a look at an

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evolving theory next.

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The new view, the new view.

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You see, as fossil finds and DNA analysis
have expanded our knowledge of our species

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family tree, the old linear evolution
model of monkey to man has been

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supplanted.

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What's the word supplanted mean?

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Exchanged, replaced, yes, by one vastly
more complex, which means we don't have a

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clue.

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It's bothering us.

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That's what it means.

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The old view, a 1935 museum display.

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But isn't that the view that you see in
every science textbook today?

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Yeah, that's the one.

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The old view.

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Next.

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Also, it says right here in the middle of
this thing, it tells you the key to this

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little map.

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Next.

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It says shaded bars indicate the period in
which the species is known to have existed

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based on fossil evidence.

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Next.

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Okay, remember what I told you that he
said that Sahelanthus chadensis is not our

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ancestor.

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Okay, keep that in mind.

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2006.

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Next.

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Here's the chart.

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I'm going to point out to you that there
is no connection between Lucy and her

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whole group of friends and us.

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You see the shaded bars, see the squares
of white that are around them,

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they found Homo erectus fossils in the top
layer and the next layer down,

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which they think is, you know,
up to a million years ago and then up to

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two million years ago.

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This is, actually, where they've actually
got data, where they found these things.

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The dotted lines are their imaginations of
how one could have evolved into the next

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one.

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That's what this is.

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This evolved into that.

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This evolved into that.

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Look at that.

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It just fades out from chadensis going to
Lucy.

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Aurorantuginensis fades out.

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Ardipithecus ramidus went extinct.

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The little knobs at the end mean they went
extinct.

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Homo habilis stops right there.

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Handyman.

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That's supposed to have been in our family
tree, but look, there's no dotted line

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even in their imaginations to connect Lucy
to the line leading to us.

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There's Neanderthals, a branch on the
family tree.

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Didn't turn into us.

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It's not the missing link.

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They were people.

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They were ugly people, but they were
people.

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According to their bone structure in their
face, we think they were probably ugly and

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according to modern standards of beauty,
okay, but they were people and they had

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bigger brains than us.

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Nobody knows what the so-called hobbit
fossil is.

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This one here they were saying was the
same thing as this and this one,

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Ergaster, they were saying was the same
thing as this and these two now have been

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found in the same lair.

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That messes that whole story up and these
were always monkeys.

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Even the evolutionists will say these are
extinct apes.

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Their name is Paranthropus, you know,
which means sword of person and those are

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actually monkeys.

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Look at the crest of the ridge on that
skull, just like a modern ape has a ridge

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on the skull.

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Well, let's take a look at some more of
this next.

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This is evidence from National Geographic
of 1997.

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They don't even mention Homo rudolfensis
on that chart we just saw, but Ergaster

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and Erectus are supposed to be the same
thing.

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Many researchers do not regard blah blah
blah and Ergaster as separate species,

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but combining them instead with blah blah
blah blah and Homo erectus.

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Okay, so rudolfensis is even supposed to
be the same thing as Homo habilis.

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They had Kenyanthropus rudolfensis on
there and they didn't even put Homo

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rudolfensis on there.

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So Erectus and Ergaster are the same
thing.

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And if Ergaster is not our ancestor,
I mean Erectus is not our ancestor,

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then neither is Ergaster.

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It's just logic.

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Next.

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Here's what I told you, I've been telling
you about this, but they found a Homo

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erectus skull and a Homo habilis in the
same lair this August.

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This is very recent stuff, folks.

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This means that habilis could not have
evolved into Erectus and then into us,

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because they lived at the same time.

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Plus they also found that female Erectus
skulls were super much smaller than male

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skulls, like a giant gorilla.

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I mean a female gorilla can be like
one-third or one-half the weight of the

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males, and we see these big size
differences in other creatures,

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but never in humans.

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Not like that.

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You know, men are a little taller,
a little bigger than human females,

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but not like that much of a difference.

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And that's the way apes are.

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These things were apes.

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Next.

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And this is what they said.

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And this is one of my posts, actually.

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This is longer than my normal posts.

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Normally my posts that I send,
that Ron Cooper was telling you about,

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are so small you don't even have to
scroll.

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You can read it all without scrolling the
screen.

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But this was a big story, so I let out
with all these sources and documentation

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on all of this.

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And it says, the new find implies that
this was not as human-like as once

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thought.

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I put surprise.

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But the implications... and the Evo's even
knew for years that these fossils had this

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problem of the different sizes.

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But the implications were considered so
profound that little was said about these

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dates, pending more evidence.

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So, you know, now they know.

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Next.

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Look at what this guy, the guy who led the
team that found the two skulls in the same

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lair.

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This is like finding that your grandmother
and great-grandmother were sisters,

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you see.

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And this other guy, Bill Kimble at Arizona
State, says, we used to think Homo sapiens

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evolved from Neanderthals, but now we know
both species lived at the same time and we

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did not come from Neanderthals.

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And now we found out Homo habilis never
gave rise to Homo erectus.

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These discoveries completely changed the
story.

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Well, evidence will always change a lie.

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Next.

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Well, now here's that little chart.

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Let me show you.

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There's Homo erectus disappearing because
of the DNA evidence against it.

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Let's look in this entire group at what's
left if we actually exclude all the things

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I've shown you tonight that evolutionists
themselves have said could never have been

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our ancestors.

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Next.

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Okay, let's just look at things that are
so chimp-like and so ape-like that they

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couldn't be us.

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Chadensis, Lucy, Rudolfensis, anything
where these dashed lines here don't even

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lead or connect to us at all are too
chimp-y or too ape-y and the evolutionists

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themselves have said forget it.

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Now, Africanus is too chimp-y to be us.

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It's too chimp-y to be Australopithecus.

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But it's in the wrong order.

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So I want to exclude it next because it's
not in the right layer for the evolution

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story to be true.

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So that is true for Homo habilis because
it's in the same layer as erectus now.

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It's true for Africanus because it comes
after a more human-like thing than it.

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This is just a monkey that looked more
like a person than this monkey.

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That's all it is.

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Next, how about things that are excluded
because something else that's the same has

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been dropped.

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Now, Homo ergaster has been dropped
because Homo erectus has been dropped and

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now we know they were the same thing.

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Also, Aurorantuginensis, Ardipithecus
ramidus, Ardipithecus cadaba are all

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dropped because Sahelanthropus chadensis
is dropped and they are all the same

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thing.

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Next, how about things that are just plain
human?

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We're not sure what this little thing is,
but I'm dropping it out because some

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people think it's a human.

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Neanderthals were human.

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This includes Cro-Magnon.

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Now, the only thing left on this brand
new, most update evolutionary missing link

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tree for humans, only thing left is
Heidelberg man and Homo antecessor.

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Homo heidelbergensis and Homo antecessor.

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Now look, if the pattern continues,
those like little dominoes are going to go

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down too.

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Either they're going to find out that Homo
heidelbergensis, like Homo

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neanderthalensis, is a human with a flat
skull.

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Maybe it was somebody who had some
disorder or maybe they didn't find enough

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fossils.

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I mean, you can find people with that
shape head alive today who are human

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beings.

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You know, all of our skulls are a little
different from each other.

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Neanderthals had a 200 centimeter cubed
greater brain capacity than us,

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you know, and so that doesn't work either.

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So I'm predicting these two will go down,
but it doesn't look too good at this

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point.

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If I was an evolutionist, I'd be real
worried right about this time.

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And they are worried.

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That's why they're getting so mean.

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That's why they're getting so
panic-stricken.

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That's why they just continue to just call
names.

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You're just stupid.

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You're just stupid.

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You're backward.

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You're ignorant.

55:57.590 --> 56:00.210
Guess what, you know, how many ever saw
that old movie with Jimmy Stewart,

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the Mr. Smith Goes to Washington?

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Yeah, I love that movie.

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What did they try to do to discourage
Jimmy Stewart's character, Mr. Smith?

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He's there in Congress filibustering,
and they kept telling him, everyone thinks

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you're stupid.

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Everyone thinks you're stupid.

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And they wouldn't even let people read the
newspaper.

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They wouldn't let all those letters of
support get to him.

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They just told him, no one's behind you.

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And that's what they'll tell you.

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And that's the way Elijah felt too.

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But remember, God said no.

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Elijah says to God, I and I alone am left
among the prophets of God.

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And God says, no, I've reserved for
myself.

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How many?

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You remember?

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7,000 who have not kissed the hand nor
bent the knee to bail.

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You're in good company.

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And so are you.

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So are you.

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Next.

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Remember what Donald Johanson,
the discoverer of Lucy in 1974,

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said in 1995?

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Nobody really places a great deal of faith
in any human phylogenetic tree.

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And I think now you see why.

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Next.

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Here's a funny thing here from Bruce
Alberts, the president of the National

57:03.630 --> 57:08.510
Academy of Science, a rabid evolutionist,
said I think about the time of the trial

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two years ago in the Dover court case in
Pennsylvania.

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He said, it's wrong to say that there is
no way to bridge the gaps, the missing

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links, except for intelligent design being
true.

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With a whole history of sciences that the
gaps are always filled, I'm quite sure

57:23.030 --> 57:26.070
that within a decade or two we'll
understand where it came from.

57:26.150 --> 57:27.630
He's talking about one particular fossil.

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To give up now is totally ridiculous.

57:30.650 --> 57:31.730
To give up now?

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Look, they've had 150 years and the fossil
record is so unmanageable.

57:36.990 --> 57:37.990
They have so many fossils.

57:38.350 --> 57:40.990
They have lots and lots and lots of fish
fossils, lots and lots of amphibian

57:40.990 --> 57:42.450
fossils, but no fish amphibians.

57:42.590 --> 57:46.930
Lots and lots of monkey fossils,
lots of human fossils, no human monkey

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fossils.

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You see, it's become more obvious they're
never going to find the missing links.

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I think giving up now, maybe they ought to
throw in the towel right now.

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Next.

57:54.570 --> 57:58.910
And here is their story that bacteria
turned into fish, turned into newts,

57:59.070 --> 58:02.470
turned into reptiles, turned into little
burrowing mammals and things that turned

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into cavemen.

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It turned into us.

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That's their story and they're sticking to
it, no matter how illogical or against the

58:07.730 --> 58:08.430
facts it goes.

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Next.

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This is Dr. Jeffrey Schwartz from
University of Pittsburgh.

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He said this just this year in February in
the journal Biological Theory.

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The history of organic life is
undemonstrable.

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We cannot prove a whole lot in
evolutionary biology and our findings will

58:25.670 --> 58:27.550
always be hypothesis.

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That means an educated guess.

58:31.610 --> 58:36.670
There's one true evolutionary history of
life and whether we will ever actually

58:36.670 --> 58:37.770
know it is not likely.

58:39.570 --> 58:43.530
More importantly, we have to think about
questioning underlying assumptions.

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Well, I agree with Dr. Schwartz on that.

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Whether we're dealing with molecules or
anything else, I think Dr. Schwartz is

58:48.690 --> 58:51.510
going to be one of the architects of the
new evolution, which we're going to talk

58:51.510 --> 58:52.070
about tomorrow.

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Next.

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I'm wrapping up here.

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Look at what the Washington Post said in
the year 2005.

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Even today, against all scientific fact,
more Americans believe the earth is 6,000

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years old and that the biblical flood of
Noah shaped the modern world than

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subscribe to evolutionary theory and
intelligent design all put together.

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Well, isn't that a shame?

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Isn't that just too bad?

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You're not alone.

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Be encouraged, Christian.

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Next.

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And here's, I don't know how many of you
have been to their Creation Museum down in

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Florence, Kentucky.

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I've been a couple times.

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Great place.

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I want to show you a little political
cartoon that they put up on this thing.

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Next.

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Here you go.

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This ought to give you a little laugh.

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Creationism Museum.

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One believer and one non-believer.

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Yeah, well, we actually outnumber the
unbelievers.

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And don't let people tell you you're
stupid or outnumbered, because we're not.

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In the scientific community, we are,
because they teach evolution.

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They teach atheism.

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100% of the professors at Yale are
atheists.

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That's a survey recently showed.

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And the one reason they asked,
the most common answer was because of evil

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in the world.

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Well, they could use a little Bible study
on that.

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Next.

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And of course, here's the Creation Museum
in Florence.

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Yep, a lot of people believe.

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We have one museum in the world that
teaches creation is true and evolution is

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not.

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And they're flipping out like we've
started some kind of Nazi concentration

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camp in Kentucky.

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They really are.

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The whole world is flipping out over this.

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And all we're doing, you know,
this place cost $27 million to build.

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If you've been in it, you saw the place is
worth $127 million.

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Easy.

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People donated their time, their talents,
donated painting talents, drywall.

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I know one of the guys that helped build
that deck.

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He's got a master's degree, but he also
has good carpentry skills.

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And it's just great.

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Buddy Davis made a lot of their dinosaurs
and stuff.

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So that's it.

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That's with us.

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Evolution's fallen apart.

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Not us.

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The more data that comes through,
the more certain we are that we're right.

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And I'm going to tomorrow talk about what
are the evolutionists going to do about

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this situation?

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What are they going to do in light of
this?

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Also want to point out that we have some
videos out here for sale.

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This one is for tearing apart a high
school biology textbook bit by bit and

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showing you each of the little problems
and stuff they should not have in that

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textbook.

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And also I'll have a sign up sheet if you
want to get on my email list and start

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getting you even can get on a once a week
option list if you like.

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And my wife and I will be out at the hall
and table.

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Thank you.

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God bless you.

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Take care.

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Be encouraged.

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People of God.