France, Greg, Coco, here stand a reason. And the show that turned your mind on, I hope.

Glad to be part of this. Glad you're with us with me. And you know, I don't give the number

out too often, but I ought to do so more often. I'm looking around for, oh, there it is. 1-8-5-5-2-4-3-9-9-7-5.

That's the number to call live during the show when I'm here live, which is Tuesdays from 6-no.

From 4 until 6. Tuesdays 4 until 6. 8-5-5-2-4-3-9-9-7-5 outside the US 5-6-2-4-2-4-8-2-2-9.

So if you're outside of US 5-6-2 is the area code where standard reasons office are at,

and roughly the Long Beach area 4-248-229, that's the number. And I finished the last show,

answering some questions that I had, you know, in my folder, people hadn't been able to get answered

before. And I was talking about the science and creation and evolution. There's a couple more here

that are related to that. I'd like to just keep going on that. And I forgot to mention a kind of

post script question to the question I spent some time on. Why believe in creation is on the

creationist world view now that we have the theory of evolution. And what I said was is that it

doesn't look like things evolved. There isn't a mechanism that's adequate to promote the Darwinian

model the way people suggest they offer the mechanism, but it can't do what they say it does. It

just quantifiably you look at it, you see that it can't happen that way. And I gave examples

of things that could not have been produced by reorganizing molecules a little by little. And

so, but there's more to it. And I also thought that the design argument fits the evidence better.

Things look designed. That means they probably are designed. Incidentally, Richard Dawkins acknowledges

that probably the most famous atheist in the world. He's an Oxford biologist wrote quite a few

books on atheism that God delusion is one of them. Another one having to do with this issue of

evolution is the selfish gene and the blind watchmaker. These are all books that advance the Darwinian

model as a better explanation for the way things are. And he says, and he opens his blind watchmaker

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