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Dr. Kent Hovind Debunks Endogenous Retroviruses as Evidence for Evolution · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  One of the signs of the end of the age.
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  Won't be the people will have a seared conscience, a dead-end
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  conscience. How could anyone with any sense
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  of right? And wrong ask for prayer from an
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  elderly Widow and then steal from a wall faking prayer, yet
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  the sort of evil and much worse as happening daily throughout
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  the sinful world. Major cities across.
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  This country are experiencing a rise in violent crime.
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  Crime is on the rise in the u.s. murders and other violent crimes
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  Rose. Sharply in cities, across the
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  country murder rates, across the u.s. are rising As Cities across
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  the country. See, an increase in violent
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  crime this year. Crime numbers out from the FBI
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  today, showing a significant increase in the number of
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  murders and manslaughters last year,
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  British singer video series for years called creation seminar
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  series. Video, number one talks about
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  the age of the Earth, how to prove the Earth cannot possibly
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  be billions of years old. And when you take our wait, time
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  evolution is very collapses in a heat.
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  There's no evidence for evolution anyway, but they
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  always say, we'll give it enough time billions of year.
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  There's the time isn't there? And their scientific ways to
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  prove that DVD number 2 is about the Garden of Eden.
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  The Bible says, the people live to be 900 years old.
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  How do you live to be 900? Well, just don't die.
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  This is secret video. Number three is all about
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  dinosaurs. They've always lived with man.
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  They're mentioned in the bible. There could be some still alive,
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  no one took him on the ark. Number four is all about.
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  It's two hours on lies in the textbooks.
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  Kids are just plain being lied to, they're being told, there's
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  evidence for evolution and all of its been destroyed years ago.
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  They're still teaching the kids in school, the baby growing in
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  the mother has gill slits proven wrong in 1874.
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  Still in there, get the lies out of the Textbook, number five is
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  called the dangers of evolution. This theory is not only dumb.
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  It's dangerous. That was the foundation
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  philosophy behind Hitler and Stalin and the Advent of
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  Communism. Number six, the hovind theory.
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  Where did the water for the flood?
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  Come from, where did it go? What did the flood do?
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  It's all about that on video. Six number seven.
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  Question and answer is actually two DVDs and five hours long and
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  I put a lot of stuff in there questions.
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  Like what is it kind, don't all scientists believe in evolution.
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  This is my first threesome It's in that presentation different
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  religions. Why I'm not a Pentecostal?
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  Why? I'm not a Seventh-Day,
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  Adventists are a Catholic, or calvinistic cetera and then we
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  covered that one. And so he's on Sunday mornings,
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  we cover these doctrinal type things.
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  Why do you believe that, okay? And then the very last one
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  slide. Number 3950, bottom right-hand
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  corner 3950, enter Dewey RVs prove Evolution, what are
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  viruses. Anyway, CRVs, okay, endogenous.
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  Versus basic scientific information.
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  About these critical components within the genome, the discovery
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  of the Erv took place in the late 60s, and early 70s.
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  Now stop right there. Evolution has been taught way
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  before that. They started teaching that dumb
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  idea way before they discovered arvs but this is now their big,
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  you know, sugar daddy to fix the problems.
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  Why did you believe Evolution before the early 6th in the
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  early 60s and for the last 100 years before that?
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  So all the evidence has been destroyed and this is their
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  latest one, Erv three types of Erv were found around the same
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  time. And here, they're named right
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  there for you. So, these Erv is, what are they?
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  The discovery of endogenous retroviruses science news. 2014,
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  scientists identify new beneficial function of
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  endogenous retroviruses in immune response, just the word
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  virus, seems to conjure up, you know, Bad Evil danger.
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  No, no, no, viruses can be wonderful.
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  They can be good, they can be necessary.
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  Endogenous retroviruses play a critical role in the body's
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  immune defense against common bacterial and viral pathogens.
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  Researchers have found retroviruses are best known for
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  causing contagious? Scourges such as AIDS or more
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  sporadically cancer. But they have beneficial uses
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  for them, retro viral promoters, in the human genome because the
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  article came out in 2008. Okay, the data suggests that Erv
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  is May regulate human. Inscription on a large scale,
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  they're they're functioning, they cover 22.4 percent of the
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  human genome. There's a function to these
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  things endogenous retroviruses function as gene expression
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  regulatory elements during my million pre-implantation, embryo
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  development the woman gets pregnant.
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  Now the egg has to attach itself into the uterus, into the wall
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  before it gets implanted. The E RVs are very important to
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  make sure this goes smoothly. They serve a So the evolution is
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  in their desperation to find evidence to reject God have
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  jumped on that one and it's just not true pick a new one.
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  Fellow Z RVs are not going to work for you.
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  Okay. Are viruses alive.
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  Yes or no living things use energy.
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  Well if we Define life a certain way viruses don't fit into that
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  category. But it's because of our
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  definition of life that we gave it.
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  If I said smart people live in Alabama, nowhere else.
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  Well then I just made a classification that you can't be
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  smart if you don't live in Alabama, that's not true.
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  Maybe that is true, never mind. But okay, outside a host cell
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  viruses. Do not use energy.
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  They only become active when they come into contact with a
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  host cell. Once activated, they use the
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  host cell energy and tools to make more virus move in live for
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  free in the cell and use all the tools that are available there
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  to make new, viruses for pretty amazing when you stop and think
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  about it. Because they do not use their
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  own energy, some scientists are not considered them alive.
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  All I don't care if they think they're alive or not.
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  There's several different types of viruses.
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  The spherical, the helical polyhedron and complex, viruses
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  how viruses form a protective shell to evade immune system.
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  Your body is trying to kill them, they form their own show
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  where the body can't affect them.
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  It's a great big. Amazingly orchestrated Symphony
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  with the viruses and the cells in the body, biology blog did an
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  article that said there are three Hundred twenty thousand
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  different viruses in mammals. How many viruses are there a
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  lot? Probably haven't even discovered
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  a mall. Although viruses are the most
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  often studied pathogens, many are beneficial to their host
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  providing essential functions in some cases and conditionally
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  beneficial functions in others. Beneficial viruses have been
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  discovered in many different hosts including bacteria.
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  So the virus can get in the bacteria.
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  These things are tiny. Insects plants, fungi and
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  animals in some viruses have been, if in fact, viruses
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  viruses have beneficial properties for their hosts in a
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  symbiotic relationship. Well, other natural laboratory,
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  modified viruses can be used to Target and kill cancer cells to
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  treat a variety of degenerative diseases as Gene and cell,
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  therapy tools or to serve as vaccines or vaccine delivery
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  agents, the good that viruses do.
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  The use of good viruses is common practice.
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  If a survey were to ask non virologist for their opinion on
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  viruses, the word good would be unlikely to arise instead words.
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  Such as disease infection suffering, life-threatening
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  would likely dominate as people primarily think of viruses as
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  HIV ebola ebola. Etc.
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  So I think that not all viruses are detrimental.
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  And so your atheists and evolution is that are using ER,
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  vs as your evidence Evidence for evolution, need to get a new
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  one. Okay.
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  That was not going to work. So that's I've just started
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  putting stuff together. Forgetting Donnie, how long he
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  was in the, which debate it was or somebody brought that up as
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  they're, you know, they're Golden Arrow to shoot down
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  creation CRVs. So, I'm going to really nail
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  that one if James wants to bring it up.
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  When we reschedule bring it over James, we're ready.
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  Okay, Donna. It's just our practice.
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  My first time to put these slides up there oniy RVs I'll
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  tweak it as I get time. But life is really, really busy
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  around here. It's it's chaos.
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  I mean, organized chaos. But chaos, come on down.
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  Visit, will they let you guys out of Canada yet?
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  Are you still captive? I think we might be still held
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  captive, unfortunately, but one of these days I think I'm going
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  to swim across the river and, you know, make my way to, to Dow
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  to see. I want to start with 73 down
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  here right now. What do you got up there in?
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  Canada. It's snowing.
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  So, as I was driving home, we got It's no still.
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  So lot. Better weather.
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  Where you are? Dr. Dino what is snow?
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  I heard about it when it's this. It's this white stuff that falls
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  from the sky. You can you can have snowball
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  fights with it and build snowmen I guess.
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  And then you got to pay to heat your house and pay for warm
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  clothing and I forget it. I'll I'll stay down here.
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  It's not worth. Yeah, I'd love to anybody else.
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  Why don't you get all the evolutionists at the same time.
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  Come on together, they can take turns who answers the question.
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  And if you restructure your thing at all, where you get
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  Lester. Time from us and more Q&A time,
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  that might be audience seems to enjoy that will come visit, our
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  dinosaur Adventure Land where God gets the glory for his
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  creation, do we were mentally in reschedule.
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  Yeah we're going to reschedule, I'm going to retitle this video
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  to I'll get a new thumbnail. I'll title it, something like
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  dr. Dino destroy CRVs because those
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  are some fantastic slides there, so it was still worth it and
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  Kent. You've been so busy brother, you
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  take the night off, you deserve. A vacation.
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  You've got rewards waiting for you in the next life.
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  So you keep it up and I'll reschedule with with James W.
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  So all right, sounds great. Thank you.
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  Can I do? Okay, brother, God bless and to
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  the audience will see you soon. We got another show tomorrow and
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  actually tonight we'll know in probably about 15 minutes me and
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  brother, Matt Powell, we might go live for an hour over on over
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  on either his Channel or can hold an official, I'm not
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  entirely sure. Sure, I'll know soon.
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  We're going to go live for about an hour and just kind of
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  demolish evidence for evolution since.
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  We've got a window here before. Logical plausible probable would
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  be having his after show, which I believe is scheduled for
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  10:00. So stay tuned.
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  I'll let you know guys and let me just check the chance.
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  Yeah, apologies about tonight. I was looking forward to the
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  debate and You know, one of the requirements that I make sure is
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  out there when we schedule these debates for the evolution debate
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  challenge is, you know, solid Mike a cam in a decent
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  connection because typically these events we get a big
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  audience and it's always a ton of fun.
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  So I know how disappointing it can be when there's technical
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  issues and when we have to reschedule, especially when
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  we've already got so many events, scheduled, it gets a
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  little difficult. On rescheduling because it's
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  like, you know, where do we fit in?
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  We've got a ton of Main Event, still for you in March,
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  including some on Theology, and then soteriology in the nature
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  of God related topics, for example, Chris date versus
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  Doctor shabbir. Ali is coming up, and it's
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  coming up fast. So, within the next couple
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  weeks, we will be live for this much anticipated debate.
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  Then we've also got Robertson Jennison, Kelly Powers the
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  justification debate, so they're going to be debating.
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  Solafeet a does. The bible teach salvation is by
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  faith alone. And again, last thing I'll say
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  before, I shut it down for the night and we're still going to
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  have a good night though, guys, because like I said, well, no of
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  Matt Powell and I are going to be going live for an hour and we
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  still have John Maddox who I guess he'll be turning his show
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  into more of an open Mike. We're we can discuss the topic
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  of evolution. And anybody is welcome, of
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  course. So this debate was a ton of fun,
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  we set a new record. I think we had about 440 live at
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  some point during the debate, Tom, Chomp, and Ken oven, they
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  made for an incredibly entertaining debate.
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  And just a couple days ago, we had another epic debate on the
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  age of the Earth, Professor, David McQueen and Taylor from
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  the snake was right, YouTube channel.
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  They had a very sophisticated debate, very enjoyable debate
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  and as we know, Taylor is going to be back.
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  First thing next month, taking the Lucien debate challenge
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  tomorrow, we will be here. The great transitional fossils
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  debate, hopefully, we can get some solid connections both of
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  these gentlemen. The key is to make sure that
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  you're doing the Show on Earth and not on another planet.
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  The great transitional fossils debate, Christopher, Silvius and
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  Jackson wrote all jokes aside. I do appreciate James W for
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  joining us tonight. Unfortunately, I understand that
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  sometimes X connection and technical issues are inevitable.
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  And there's not really much you can do about it so James, no
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  worries, no sweat, don't lose any sleep, you know, over it.
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  I appreciate you doing this debate and just contact me
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  through email, and we will, will kind of just fit you in within
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  some of these windows over the next month or two that we, that
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  we have off. So check the chat one more time,
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  make sure everything's good. Okay, God bless everybody.
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  Yes, God bless honesty, Angel and just stay tuned because I
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  think we're still going to have a couple shows tonight and so
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  we're still going to have a good memorable night.
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  Guys, standing for truth is out for now guys.
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  God bless in a current biology report as
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  noted by the Boston Herald. The theory is that like cattle
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  and other cud-chewing animals, dinosaur, flatulence containing
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  methane, and the larger, the mass, the larger the emission,
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  according to CBS news and live science.
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  If today's mammals are producing 55 million to 110 million, tons
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  of gases per year, the scientists believe that based on
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  population. Estimates of the large
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  plant-eating dinosaurs dinosaurs were probably discharging over
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  550 million tons of methane per year.
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  This is five times more methane than our existing mammals
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  relates and is around the same amount of greenhouse gases
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  emitted worldwide. Today, methane is a known part
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  of the greenhouse gases, which have an effect on the rising
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  temperatures of the Earth. The gas is also a natural result
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  formed in the digestive system of plant-eating animals because
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  of the warmer, climate, that was created dinosaurs would have had
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  an abundance of plant life to eat.
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  And thus, a larger amount of methane would be expelled, the
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  Los Angeles Times notes in the study, published in nature,
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  geoscience.