All right.

Shall we move on to part six?

Sixteen additional problems with evolution.

Yes.

I love how he opens this chapter.

He said, it seemed like the more research I did on Darwinism, the more problems I kept coming up with that could not be

satisfactorily answered. If you check out the footnotes to this, let me just read a few.

Philip E. Johnsonson Darwin on trial

scott m hues the collapse of evolution scott m hiccals

embryos fraud rediscover

oh they rediscovered it.

Hey, he read Richard Dawkins, a blind watchmaker, that's good.

Defeating Darwinism by opening minds, that's Philip E. Johnson as well.

He's got that quoted a couple times and

the evidence of consciousness and least troubles the case for a creator. Jesus

Christ. So you know... I see a pattern there. There is a little bit of a pattern here.

Did you see any of these 16 that were particularly problematic? I don't want to...

Maybe we should just read them off probably I mean go into a few that I'm

going to read off these 16 problems and then let's choose a few. How about that? That sounds good. Number one the

Miller-Yury experiments in the prebiotic soup. Number two, the mysterious

origin of flowering plants.

Number three, homology.

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