All right, so now we're into the next section of the podcast, which is evidence for evolution.

There are, there's a huge, there's a mountain of evidence.

You always hear that, but you never then get the follow-up of specifically what is it. One of the best articles I've read and it's long, but one of the

best articles I've read is on Tocorg, it's called 29-plus evidences for macroevolution. It is filled with all kinds of different

lines of evidence, transitional forms, beautiful transitional forms. It's amazing, amazing. You got to read it if you're interested at all in the topic.

I'm not sure who wrote it.

But we'll have a link on the website.

So that's a great overall and fairly in-depth view of the

evidence for evolution. Very quickly we'll run over a couple of them. One, the geographic distribution of species. This one isn't

brought up at all, I think, because it's difficult to understand.

Well, it's not only as a difficult to understand, but it's difficult to understand what it's not only as difficult to understand but

it's impossible to refute when you're looking at creation or intelligent design type theories right there

there really is no reason to have marsupial wolves only in Australia and everywhere else you have

placental wolves.

If God is using, they'll often say, well, you know, apes and humans look kind of the same, they share a lot of the same DNA

because God's using a common blueprint.

Well, if he's using a common blueprint, why would he give the marsupial wolves a pouch and placental, why don't you just pick one yeah well not only that but if

God is using a blueprint does he not create man in his own image and if you really look into the DNA of apes and men, we're talking

there is quite a bit of blueprints theft there. I mean, we're talking plagiarism between

the two at this point.

That's another really good article.

Plagerized, you know, genetic errors and plagiarized DNA.

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