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Welcome to Plodcast episode 64.

Thank you for joining us.

It's great to have you with us. I hope that you're enjoying your drive or whatever it is you're doing while you listen to these things.

So I want to talk a little bit about theistic evolution, theistic evolution.

On the one hand, let's begin with an observation about atheistic evolution. I agree with Malcolm Muggerage who once said that evolution in retrospect will be seen to have been one of the great

jokes of history. When I think about the immense complexities and the irreducibly complex systems that go into virtually

every form of life and I and I listen to unbelievers or atheists talking as though

natural selection could do anything remotely approaching what they're claiming it can.

I just want to say, you know, just stop.

Evolution is not simply erroneous,

atheistic evolution is not simply erroneous it is

it is also uncommonly silly so that's that's one thing and we need to I think we

need to start responding to some of these claims that are beyond absurd with

something like a horse laugh. Now having said that if you introduce an omnipotent creator who used evolution as his means of

creating now you you've come up with something that can overcome all the absurdities.

Evolutionists are fond of taunting creationists with the God of the You know, every time you've got a bridge or something,

a chasm, you bring God in to get you across that chasm.

Well, that's what theistic evolution is.

The evolutionary hypothesis is mostly gaps,

almost all gaps.

And a theistic evolution is serving

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