Many of the examples that Darwinists point to to demonstrate the power of evolution, like dog breeds, for example, it turns out that the mutations behind them are degradative.

That is, they are mutations that degrade or break genes that were already there.

ID, the future, a podcast about evolution and intelligent design.

If life is built on complex molecular machines and information that is both complex and

specified, can unguided evolution actually get

the credit? Welcome to ID the Future. Thanks for joining us. I'm Andrew McDermid, your host. Now, today I

conclude my conversation with two awesome gentlemen, molecular biologist Dr. Douglas Axe and

biochemist Dr. Michael Behe, two experts featured in the new movie

The Story of Everything. Over two episodes, we're discussing their participation in the movie and

unpacking some of the insights they share in it. And I've got a few more exclusive clips to share

with you to make our conversation more fruitful. Well, to get started, let me share with you

the one-minute trailer for the movie, The Story of Everything. Today, I'm going to tell you

a story which may seem very strange to you. How in the world did this start? Has the universe

always been here, or is it finite? We want to take our metaphysical hypotheses and see what they point to.

Here is evidence for what can only be described as a supernatural event.

It turned out to be the tip of the iceberg.

Without guidance, we would get a life unfriendly universe.

We're dealing with a system of manifold complex design.

We associate information with our rational intelligence behind it.

The universe, it bears everywhere the fingerprints of its creator.

The concept of life as a cosmic phenomenon should have many consequences.

The question then was what does one do about it?

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