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Creation Cred · Adventures: Bible Truths in Action

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  Good morning class. Yeah sorry I'm late. 1st I
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  couldn't find my glasses and then I couldn't find my shoes.
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  I got a lot of shoes and then I I couldn't find the university.
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  So I came here to share my wealth of knowledge with you.
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  So open your textbooks and we will begin to study the origin
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  of man. Excuse me, professor, I think
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  there must be some mistake. Oh, no mistake.
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  An accident maybe. You see, there was this amoeba
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  thing in the water and it grew into a little tadpole, and then
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  the tadpole grew legs and walked into the dry ground where it
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  became a lizard. And then the lizard became a
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  monkey. And then the monkey became a
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  man. That's a bunch of monkey
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  business. That is absolutely not true and
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  I don't understand why you would try to convince people that it
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  is. The Bible clearly says in
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  Genesis 127, God created man in his own image, male and female.
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  He created them. The Bible is simply a book of
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  stories and poems. If you want to know the origin
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  of the universe, you must go to the university for at least four
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  years, and if you want to be as intelligent as I am, you must go
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  for another four to six years after that.
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  And what did you say that verse was again?
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  Genesis 127 God created man in his own image, male and female,
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  He created them. That's very interesting, I
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  always thought my uncle was a monkey.
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  I need to research this a little further.
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  Who is the teacher here? May I help you, ma'am?
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  What on earth did you say to my husband?
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  Who is your husband? My husband happens to be the
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  head of the human studies department at the university.
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  How dare you accuse my husband of teaching something that is
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  false. Ma'am, evolution is a theory.
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  There's no evidence to prove it's true.
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  It's a bunch of monkey business. Well, the Bible is a theory too.
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  No, it is not. Science has proven the Bible to
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  be very accurate. How?
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  Can anyone believe that some God created man?
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  It's a lot easier to believe the Bible's account of creation than
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  Darwin's theory of evolution. The man came from a monkey.
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  Science disproves that theory. What do you mean?
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  Haven't you ever heard about the second law of thermodynamics?
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  What's that? Basically it states that
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  overtime things get worse, not better.
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  Left to themselves over a period of time, cars get old and wear
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  out. Your house gets dirty and falls
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  apart. People get old, weak and die.
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  Well, that is true. To say that a man came from a
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  monkey would mean the monkey is better than man, which is simply
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  not true. Monkeys cannot fix cars.
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  They cannot clean a house as well as you or I.
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  They've never invented anything. Monkeys don't even read or
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  write. Yes, monkeys are simply inferior
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  to man. So how can we have come from
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  monkeys? Science.
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  Second law of thermodynamics disproves the evolution theory.
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  So what is left? Genesis 127 God created man in
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  his own image, male and female, He created them.
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  I have to go tell my husband. You're right, there must be a
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  God and he must have created man originally.
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  I am glad you agree. What made you change your mind?
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  My wife and this Bible here. I read Genesis 127.
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  I can't read that. What is this?
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  It's a copy of the original Hebrew manuscript of the Bible.
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  It basically says what you told me earlier.
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  God created man in his own image, male and female.
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  He created them. Genesis 127.
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  Professor, why are you so sad? I would be happy if I just found
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  out my uncle wasn't a monkey. Well, I'm happy about that.
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  It's just that I read a little further and discovered Adam's
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  sinned against God. Every man is cursed because of
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  it. Professor, you need to read the
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  rest of the Bible God sent Jesus to be a curse for.
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  US. Jesus took our punishment for
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  sin when he died on the cross. All you need to do to get right
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  with God is get born again. That's absurd.
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  I don't mean physically, I mean spiritually.
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  You need to receive Jesus as your Lord and Savior.
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  How do I do that? Pray with me, dear God.
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  Dear God. Thanks for sending Jesus.
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  Thanks for. Sending Jesus.
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  To die for my sins. To die for my sin.
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  Jesus, come into my heart. Jesus, come into my heart.
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  Be my Lord and Savior. Be my Lord and Savior.
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  In Jesus name, Amen. In Jesus name, Amen.
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  Good day mates. Today I'm here to talk to you
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  about two kinds of species found among humans.
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  We have what the Bible refers to as the Holy nation, or as I like
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  to call it, the Holy species. We also have what I will refer
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  to as the unholy species. It's almost impossible to tell
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  them apart by looking at them. However, as you study their
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  behavior, you find very extreme differences.
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  Woof woof. Would you please hurry up?
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  I'm starving. Woof.
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  I can't feed you now, Rufus. I'm busy.
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  Woof. Say you can help me.
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  Woof, I can. Oh, do you mean it?
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  I get to help. Woof woof.
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  Yes. Would you tell us what you would
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  like to eat? Woof.
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  I prefer a high grade dog food, it helps build my body 12
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  different ways. What do you like to do for fun?
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  Well, I suppose chasing cars and nipping at the legs of people
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  jogging would be my two favorite things.
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  Thanks for your help, Rufus. Oh, glad to do it.
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  I can't wait to tell the others that I please don't say any.
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  Oh, well, Rufus is a dog, a different species of being than
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  you or I. Do you like to eat dog food?
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  I didn't think so. Do you like to chase cars or nip
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  at people's legs when they're running?
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  Me neither. All of us could find things we'd
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  rather eat and things we'd rather do for fun.
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  That's to be expected. We're of a different species
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  than dogs. I want to help.
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  I don't need any more help, Reebok.
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  I like eating flies and I enjoy playing the Lily pad tag most of
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  all. That's nice, Reebok.
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  OK. I'll.
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  Ask our audience, do you like eating flies?
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  I didn't think so. And Lily pad tag would be a
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  little hard for our species because we can't even sit on a
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  Lily pad. We'd sink into the pond.
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  Thanks for your help Reebok. My pleasure.
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  I'll send Magumi, he'd really like to help.
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  Please don't send any. And why bother?
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  Some species just won't listen anyway.
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  Have you ever done something because your friends talked you
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  into doing it? Some people call that peer
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  pressure. Peer pressure comes from peers,
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  someone from your same group, or it's all I like to say, someone
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  from your same species. Peer pressure can be good or
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  bad, depending on your peers. Of course.
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  The holy species I mentioned earlier are people dedicated to
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  pleasing God, while the unholy species are people dedicated to
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  pleasing themselves. What was that?
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  That must be Megumi that Reebok said he was going to send to see
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  me. He's probably looking for me.
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  Let me call him over Megumi. Mamba pumba kumba.
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  It's OK Magumi. I'm a friend of Rebo.
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  Magumi is from the human species like us, but his clothes are
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  different than mine. Mamba pumba kumba.
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  His language is different from mine.
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  His food is probably different from mine too.
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  Why? Because we come from different
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  cultures. Mamba pumba kumba.
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  He's leaving. You'll have to excuse me.
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  I find Magumi very interesting. I've never studied someone of
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  his culture before. I am anxious to try to
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  understand his language. I wonder if he's ever heard
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  about Jesus. If he has received Jesus as Lord
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  and Savior, then he is a member of the holy species, which means
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  he wants to please God. If he's not a member, then I
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  need to find a way to communicate with him so I can
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  tell him about Jesus. The great thing about Jesus is
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  that he has made a way for any one of the unholy species to
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  become a part of the holy species if they want to.
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  God, I mites. Boys and girls, what you're
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  about to witness is a debate between Mr. Paul Ojedic and
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  Barbie Darwin, a descendant of Charles Darwin, the man
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  responsible for bringing the subject of evolution to the
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  forefront of our thinking. Apparently, Barbie has found
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  some new ancient manuscript to support the notion that man
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  evolved from animals. Thank you both for participating
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  in today's debate. Miss Drojedik, you may begin.
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  Thank you. I would like to begin by saying
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  that the Bible clearly supports the truth of creation.
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  God created the earth by the power of His Word.
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  The earth and everything in it was created by God for a
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  purpose. It was no accident, as my
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  opponent claims. I have new evidence that man was
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  not created as the Bible claims, but rather evolved or a change
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  from an animal to a human. This ancient manuscript written
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  by the great Brothers Grimm. Brothers Grimm, isn't that a
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  fairy tale? The brothers Graham give an
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  account of a frog becoming a man, and not just any man, but a
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  Prince, someone of great intelligence and authority.
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  After a great deal of study, I now believe that kissing an
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  animal speeds up the evolutionary process, and I have
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  come here today to demonstrate that I have with me Kermit the
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  Frog. Hey there everyone.
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  Are you saying that you're going to kiss that frog and he'll turn
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  into a human? Not just a human, a Prince.
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  Watch. And now, right before your very
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  eyes. What's going on, Kermit?
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  You're still a frog. I know, but it's not your fault.
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  You're a great kisser, Barbie. I don't understand, it says here
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  the frog changed instantly into a Prince.
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  Maybe I didn't kiss him long enough.
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  That should do it. Kermit, do you feel anything
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  like something changing? I'm a little woozy.
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  I thought I was going to croak for a minute.
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  Wow. Oh, maybe the kiss wasn't long
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  enough. Maybe you have to kiss a frog
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  for a billion years for it to change.
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  Don't be ridiculous, no one can live that long.
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  I will go back to do some more experimenting until I have my
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  proof. Come on, Kermit.
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  I'll be right there. I'm still a little woozy from
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  that last kiss. Her ancient manuscript is a
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  fairy tale called The Frog Prince.
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  You do know that, don't you, Kermit?
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  Yeah. Let's let her figure that out on
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  her own. What if she never figures it
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  out? That's.
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  What I'm hoping for, don't look at me, I'm just in it for the
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  kisses.