Which came first? The chicken or the egg? And what about dinosaur eggs?
Episodes
Episode 28 – Missing in Action
The missing link… Commonly thought of as a hypothetical ape-like creature. This evolutionary rock star is supposed to bridge the gap between man and ape. But there are missing links all over Darwin’s evolutionary tree. And guess what… they are still missing.
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Episode 27 – Three in One
For centuries philosophers and theologians have tried to explain the Trinity. Some have tried but our attempts often fall short. However, God in His wisdom provided an example in creation that is a parallel to His own Triune existence—the universe.
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Episode 26 – Muscle Men
Bodybuilders are known for having the best muscles. It’s no easy feat, because the structure of our muscles is complicated and the biological processes are sophisticated in both man and animals.
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Episode 25 – Intelligent Surveys
You would think after 200 years, the theory of evolution would have convinced more people. How many people today actually believe the theory of evolution?
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Episode 24 – Back Trouble
Ever have back troubles? Evolutionists would have you think that the root of back pain comes from evolutionary ancestors. But the fact of the matter is, two legs or four, we all get back troubles.
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Episode 23 – Goldilocks Planet
Despite the no-frills travel these days, millions continue to fly each year.. on business, on vacation, and for the holidays. But few travel over seven thousand miles in just nine days – and no airplane can do it without stopping.
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Episode 22 – Ant Engineer
Despite the no-frills travel these days, millions continue to fly each year.. on business, on vacation, and for the holidays. But few travel over seven thousand miles in just nine days – and no airplane can do it without stopping.
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Episode 21 – Land Ho!
Despite the no-frills travel these days, millions continue to fly each year.. on business, on vacation, and for the holidays. But few travel over seven thousand miles in just nine days – and no airplane can do it without stopping.
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Episode 20 – Beetle Battle
We’ve all seen pictures of animals doing battle or predators stalking their unsuspecting prey. But the Bombardier beetle is equipped with what scientists have described as a chemical cannon.
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Episode 19 – Looking Young
No one’s ever discovered the “fountain of youth” but a lot of us still try to keep up a youthful appearance. Scientists also tell us about the age of this planet we call home. But not everyone’s in agreement.
Link: icr.org/article/evidence-for-young-world/
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Episode 18 – Evolving Bacteria
With all the bad bacteria out there, scientists are working hard to develop new antibiotics to combat them. But these microbes often mutate when they reproduce, making some of them resistant to medicine. Is this process “evolution in action”?
Link: icr.org/article/do-bacteria-evolve-resistance-antibiotics/
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Episode 17 – Sharp Teeth
If God created humans and animals to eat only fruits and vegetables, how did meat get onto the menu? And why do some animals have sharp teeth if they weren’t supposed to eat meat in the beginning?
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Episode 16 – Dino Cells
Paleontologists dig up all kinds of fossils, mostly just small bones or sea shells. But occasionally they discover unusual fossils, like squid with ink, lizards with skin, or even a T. Rex with blood!
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Episode 15 – Night Sky
God made our sky filled with all kinds of beautiful and unique features that remind us of His power and artistry when we look up at night.
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Episode 14 – Origin of Races
America is known for its great diversity of people from all over the world, and whether we are short or tall, large or small, or light or dark, human beings are all genetically related, descended from Adam and Eve.
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Episode 13 – Outrunning Disaster
Can you outrun a natural disaster? Maybe, if it were just a six-mile-an-hour lava flow. But a tsunami can travel up to 600 miles an hour! Just imagine what the great Flood recorded in Genesis was like, when no one escaped except for Noah, his family, and the animals aboard the ark.
Link: icr.org/article/global-flood-noahs-day/
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Episode 12 – Flood Stories
Did you know that many other cultures have passed down the story of Noah’s flood for millennia? Native Americans, Babylonians, Grecians, and Egyptians are just a few of the many peoples with ancient global flood stories that included humans and animals that were spared aboard some kind of vessel.
Link: icr.org/article/why-does-nearly-every-culture-have-tradition-globa/
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Episode 11 – Second Law
Entropy affects everything—from cells in your body to the magnetic fields of planets. That’s why some scientists doubt that nature can ever make anything better through evolution.
Link: icr.org/article/things-getting-better-or-are-they-running-down/
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Episode 10 – Dumb Luck
Feeling lucky? Scientists tell us that the building blocks of life are amazingly complex, and the chances for basic life to exist are 1 in trillions! And yet, we see the wonder of life all around us.
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Episode 9 – Little Grand Canyon
Nearly 5 million people from all over the world visit the Grand Canyon in Arizona every year. Many believe that this 277-mile long gorge had formed over millions of years, but another famous North American landmark shows that the Grand Canyon could have been created much faster and not long ago.
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Episode 8 – Science in Scripture
Some say that the Bible is religion and science is truth, and that means the two are incompatible. But if the Bible is only a religious book, then we might as well not study gravity, the hydrological cycle, and the importance of blood in living things, because Scripture describes all these scientific facts.
Link: icr.org/scientific-accuracy/
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Episode 7 – Baby Zygote
We can sometimes look like our parents and grandparents because we can get a lot of their traits. But what about Jesus? Joseph and Mary were His earthly parents, but the Bible says that He came completely from God, and His birth was a miraculous and unique event in history.
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Episode 6 – Useless Body Parts
Body parts like tonsils and the appendix were once considered unnecessary organs left over from evolution. But scientists have discovered that these “unnecessary” organs are actually very useful.
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Episode 5 – Evolution In Action
It’s easy to see that puppies grow to become dogs, and that kittens become cats. But what about animals that look very different when they’re babies, like tadpoles?
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Episode 4 – Isaac Newton
Some of us think of Isaac Newton as the guy who discovered how gravity works…you know, like the apple falling from the tree. But Newton did much more than just that. He was a brilliant mathematician and physicist, and many today recognize him as one of the greatest scientists of all time.
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Episode 3 – Imitating Humans
We use computers so much that it’s easy to forget that they’ve only been around for about 70 years. But the most brilliantly engineered machines cannot even come close to the complexity and construction of the human brain.
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Episode 2 – Humans are Unique
Humans are unique, and we’re the only creatures on earth that celebrate holidays, such as Thanksgiving. And since the Bible says that God made us in His image, we have many, many reasons to be thankful.
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Episode 1 – Measuring Billions
A little more than one billion minutes have passed since the time Jesus walked the earth. That’s a lot of time! But does it make sense to say that the earth isn’t just one, but over four, billion years old?
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