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Evolution as I was taught uh it all
started with a thing called The Big
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Bang they say this big bang went Kaboom
and shot out hydrogen gas mostly and the
gas somehow turned to dust and the dust
condensed down into planet Earth the
evolutionist had started dry and then
over millions of years volcanic activity
produced the water and then in some
little Pond of this water somewhere on
planet Earth uh these inorganic
chemicals got together and they were
Zapped by some kind of X-ray or
something else and all of a sudden you
have this little speck of life and they
say that was about three and a half
billion years ago and then that little
speck of life somehow over about 3
billion years became the first cell
which was somewhere around 600 million
years ago and then that progressively
became beautiful you Dr Martin's
traditional scientific background would
go through an evolution rather a
revolution as he joined the staff as a
professor at Baylor dental college this
was the beginning of the evolution of a
creationist and so in the fall of 1971 I
went to Baylor in Dallas and gave my
first lecture it was on the evolution of
the tooth and I talked about how these
fish scales gradually migrated into the
mouth and became teeth and a couple of
my students came to me after class that
day and said Dr Martin have you ever
investigated the claims of creation
science well that was 1971 I'd never
even heard of it and so I'm thinking to
myself where are these guys coming from
uh I've never heard of this and uh so I
said sure I'll look into this with you
and I'm thinking kind of as a cocky
young Professor I'll blow these guys
away well they asked me to start
studying the assumptions that the
evolutionist make and in all my years
eight years of scientific education I
had never had a single Professor tell me
about an assumption and so we started
looking at the assumptions and I began
to realize they're making some claims
here that really the assumptions aren't
valid when they tell us rocks are very
old and all these kinds of things and uh
and then they asked me to start studying
some animals and see if I thought that
animal could evolve well the first thing
that we really studied together was this
little bug called a Bomer beetle and
this little insect it's about a/2 inch
long and it mixes chemicals that explode
so I began to think okay now how would
that evolve let's say if evolution is
true and you're evolving along here and
you don't have a defense mechanism
because that is the defense mechanism of
the bug so if evolution is true it had
to somehow evolve that so let's say it's
coming along here well the first time it
evolves the the explosion what does it
do to the bug boom you just splattered
your bug okay so splattered bug pieces
don't evolve so I how how how could
could this have happened well it doesn't
blow itself up it has another little
Factory inside itself that manufactures
chemicals a chemical acts as a catalyst
so that when you squirt that chemical in
with these other chemicals that are like
in neutral you get your explosion well
the first time it manufactured that
little chemical here it goes again blew
itself up again but it doesn't why well
because it has like an asbestos line
firing chamber and even then it would
blow itself up if it didn't have
somewhere for the explosion to go so it
has uh twin tail tubes and it can aim
these tail tubes all the way up out the
side out the
front let's say a spider is coming up
toward its side and it doesn't have time
to turn around and shoot uh it can just
take its little gun turret and aim it
out there and shoot this the explosion
on this little bug all you hear if if
you're listening as a human you hear
this pop but scientists have now put
that explosion in slow motion and it's
like it's like about a thousand
sequential little explosions
but they're so fast all we hear is one
pop and so you think well now why would
that be well that was a curious thing
for the scientists that study this
little bug a lot of them at Cornell
University some other places and what
they discovered was that if it was just
one big pop the the little bug if he's
shooting like a spider let's say over
here uh and he goes Ro bang and shoots
it he's going to pop himself right out
of there it's like lighting a burner on
a jet engine so he's out of there but as
long as it is a sequential explosion
with his little legs he can hang on how
would Evolution explain a sequential
explosion this little bug messes with
all the theories of evolution there is
no way a slow gradual process is going
to produce this bug there's no way uh
even the newest theories of evolution
like punctuated equilibria which means
Evolution happens very fast well there's
no way that will explain this little bug
I began to realize how could this
particular little animal for instance
evolve uh it needed all of its parts it
needed everything there all at once or
you just don't have the animal and my
stomach started to churn if if I really
want to be honest and my wife would tell
you my stomach churned for 5 years it
took a 5e struggle for me to begin to
flip the way I think from thinking in an
evolutionary way to thinking in more
this animal or little creature little
bug whatever was created uh fully formed
just like it is because that when
against everything i' had ever learned
did you know the world's strongest
animal is actually the beetle in fact in
one test the rhinoceros beetle carried
over 850 times its own weight on its
back that would be like me trying to
carry 130,000
lbs I don't think so now let's take a
look at the world's tallest
animal the bull giraffe is about 18 ft
tall in order to to get blood up that
long skinny neck Against Gravity the
bull giraffe has to have a powerful pump
and that's his heart and the Heart of a
bull giraffe can be as much as 2 and 1/2
ft long big powerful pump now as he's
going along here living his life
everything's just fine but all of a
sudden this 18t tall creature decides I
need a drink of water so he bends his
head down to get a drink of water now we
have a problem because now this powerful
pump instead of pumping against gravity
is pumping with gravity and so the heart
gives a mighty squeeze and the blood
shoots down his neck hits his brain and
bursts his brain and so now he just blew
his brains out okay so he's dying and he
must be thinking to himself I need to
evolve something here to take care of my
problem when I get a drink of water I
blow my brains out of course we know
dead creatures don't evolve but he
doesn't blow his brains out because as
he bends his head down there are like
little spets in his artery that goes up
the neck little valves and they close
but the last pump is beyond the last
valve and so it's enough to burst the
little arterials in his brain but it
doesn't go into his brain the last pump
kind of goes underneath the brain into
like a sponge and this sponge just
gently expands and he hasn't blown his
brains out he gets his drink of water
and now he sees a zebra kind of running
up from this side and he just ignores it
but he sees a lion coming up from this
side oh the lion wants to eat me I got
to get out of here now how does he know
the difference by the way evolutionists
can't explain that to us but the fact is
Here Comes This lion he's going to eat
the giraffe and so the giraffe uh jumps
up he runs about five steps passes out
not enough oxygen to his brain while
he's there passed out the lion is eating
him he must be thinking I I need to
evolve something here I got this problem
I pass out when I get up too fast but he
doesn't of course well why well because
God made him so that when he begins to
bring his head up the little spigot the
little valves in the artery uh open the
sponge under the brain gently squeezes
that last little pump of oxygenated
blood up into his brain there are little
valves in the vein that goes down the
neck they close and by the time he's up
and running everything is fine his blood
pressure is fine and he does just fine
well how would that evolve he needs all
of those parts all there all at the same
time all at once or he's dead and so I
think the giraffe is another example of
a des designer he needed a designer to
design him just like he
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