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Evolution and Intelligent Design For Children By Dr. Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Give me here. Hello, ladies and gentlemen, my
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  name is Brett King from God TV radio, you can refer to me as
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  dr. King, that is ke A&E dr.
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  King, if you're wondering, whenever I got my certificate
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  and degrees for being a doctor, it's simple.
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  I simply said, I'm a doctor today, and because my brain told
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  me, I felt that way I simply became that that is now my new
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  identity. It's my new pronouns.
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  Nouns and nouns, and adjectives today, as your doctor, I'm going
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  to teach you about intelligent design and evolution and we're
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  going to offer visuals for those out there who are learning
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  impaired or who may have a misunderstanding.
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  When hearing all the really extraordinary words that are
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  used in order to to describe certain positions.
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  This right here. This is Dora.
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  The Explorer. Can you see her?
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  Okay, so there's two different groups out there in the world.
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  There are some groups who believe that Dora the sweet
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  little doll was designed. They believe that Dora came into
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  existence because someone thought her up and then they got
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  the materials together and then they wove her together.
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  Say hi Dora. Hey, how y'all doing?
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  I'm Dora Okay. And then there's some people out
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  there who believe the Dora started out in a primordial ooze
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  kind of like a slime. The kind that you see are in
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  Ghostbusters, kind of like Snot on a rock.
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  They believe that Dora started out as a rock sitting in a bunch
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  of goo and some water substance and lightning bolts.
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  Hit the water and then Dora magically came into existence
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  but Dora didn't look like. Dora at the time.
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  Dora was just a little tiny like thing.
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  And then after time after millions and millions of magic
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  years, well actually some would say billions others claim that
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  Dora is a lot earlier than this and existence.
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  But over many many years Dora went from a tiny
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  self-replicating cell to changing Overtime, her Atomic
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  whole structure. She was just floating around
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  like a tadpole in the water. And then one day for whatever
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  reason, nature decided to give her some little Flappers and a
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  little tail. And she became Dora the mermaid
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  creature, okay? And according to the story Adora
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  got bigger and bigger and bigger.
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  And finally, she decided, one day that she was going to
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  develop lungs. And jump out of the water and no
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  longer live there. She wanted to go up on land
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  Dora. Wanted to go on an adventure.
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  So when Dora gets up on land she still a very small creature at
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  this time. I think she's probably because
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  she went from a fish-like creature.
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  She's become like a reptile or amphibian.
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  It depends on who you're listening to and that creature
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  walked around and sooner, or later decided that it didn't
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  like having scale. Owls and reptilian type of
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  features. So ugly reptiles, right?
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  No, one likes snakes or serpents.
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  So, according to the story, she eventually was running around in
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  some jungle. That just happened to be there
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  that had all the resources that she needed in order to survive.
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  Lucky for her Dora wasn't sure whenever she was swimming around
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  in the ocean. If whenever she came out a land
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  that she would be able to adapt to it, because she didn't even
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  know what the hell adaptation means.
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  She didn't know if the environment was going to be
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  dangerous for her or what was awaiting.
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  Her. But for whatever reason she said
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  I'm tired of living in the ocean.
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  This is what I want to do. So while she's the reptile
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  creature nature, decides to change her entire atomically
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  structure. And she becomes a furry like
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  mammal, like that of a hamster durable and that ride Dora.
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  Yeah. That's right dr.
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  Caine well this little creature starts climbing up trees in
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  order to get nuts and berries and sometimes two aren't An
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  occasional bug and because it keeps on climbing, trees.
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  It realizes my goodness. I could do a lot better if I
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  grew like a really cool tail. And if my hands were more
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  extended, I'd be able to swing around like Tarzan and all that,
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  and she started realizing that she had the ability to no longer
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  just blow bubbles. Like she used to in the ocean,
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  but now she can go oh, oh, oh. And make Tim Allen noises.
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  Oh yes. And she was authoritative about
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  it as well, and that, right? I'm so.
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  Sorry, I have to preserve myself like a fossil.
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  Though, after these many, many different generations of Dora
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  and these different forms of her ancestors Dora.
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  After many, many years, become the Dora that she is today and
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  that, right? So here she is and that's the
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  story that some people tell. Well, there's this other group
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  of people but nobody likes for some reason.
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  Nowadays, who are claiming that common sense and obvious, you
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  know, know how would tell us that Dora is, in fact designed
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  somebody actually created her. Someone actually took yarn and
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  straying and all kinds of materials and made her with a
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  purpose and intent to amuse children and teach children, how
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  to do things that the designer actually wanted her.
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  To be some kind of Learning ability for everyone else,
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  especially young people. Everything about her, everything
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  from her little, no toed feet to her.
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  Whatever the hell this is, I think that's supposed to be your
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  hair. That it was all designed every
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  single bit of it. Her entire look, it all had a
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  blueprint and supposedly this designer can not killed.
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  I don't know why I was going to say that, but actually
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  manufactured millions of these things.
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  What purpose, what point, what was the reason behind it?
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  I guess some play to make children smile, simply so people
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  could feel and be happy. Well, even though it seems like
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  it's obvious and it makes sense of Dora was designed the other
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  group of people who think that they originally came from snot
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  on a rock. They don't agree with that.
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  They don't support that idea. So they will say that people who
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  think that Dora was designed or stupid or irrational or
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  illogical are suffer, some form of retardation.
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  But the problem is, is that according to science, everything
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  that's ever been alive has come from something else.
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  Anything that ever existed within the laws of the universe,
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  the natural laws, everything is come from life.
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  So, whatever existed, before the universe or whatever, design the
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  universe had to be something that exists outside of time.
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  Something that was not born, something that cannot die,
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  something that always is, Many people call that God, some
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  people refer to God as the prime mover that started all of
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  existence and objective reality. Isn't that right?
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  There you go. She even agrees with me.
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  So yeah, it's a fascinating deal.
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  So how many of you people out there think that she came from
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  snot on a rock and how many of you think that she was designed?
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  Now there's a lot of things that unfortunately Dora can't do.
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  He doesn't have pain receptors. That means if she has a bad
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  dream as she could dream, if I pinched her, she wouldn't feel
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  it because she doesn't have any brain to be able to send signals
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  back and forth for her to feel. Get a now cheat.
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  Its rougher and Dora Dora is not able to communicate and do
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  things and stuff because she doesn't have a lot of the things
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  that we require in order to be able to communicate and talk and
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  think he can't even sleep. She can never shut her eyes
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  because her eyes were unfortunately designed in such a
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  way boy, she's got some big guys.
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  I don't think I realized I had before.
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  But you would have to ask yourself.
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  How does one get the ability to feel pain?
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  How does one get the ability to intuitively look into future?
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  Assa T, how does someone get to have the ability to think in the
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  first place and be able to plan things out tactically or make
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  plans for the future even if it's something as small as a
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  picnic people talk all about all the time about what may happen
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  in the future and they'll talk about experiences they've had in
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  the past that involves memory. And it also involves the ability
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  to be able to take the experiences that you've had
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  around you and be able to dedicate an entire area in your
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  brain where you can actually be open to possibilities that
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  happen in the near or far future.
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  The nature give that nature. Doesn't have any of those
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  abilities. Did you know that if you stomp
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  on the ground 100 billion times? It won't hurt the Earth.
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  The Earth won't go. Oh, stop stepping on me.
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  Stop hurting me nature doesn't know anything about pain.
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  In fact, sadly nature. Didn't care whenever Nora was
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  designed. It is never sent her one
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  birthday present or Christmas card.
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  And when Doris a Sadly, one day and of the bleed eyes, nature
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  won't care and it won't throw a party or celebration for the
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  loss of the sweet little Dora. But there are some people out
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  there who believe that nature provides everything from
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  sentients to Consciousness to objective reality.
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  Is that true? You tell me ladies and
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  gentlemen. You've been listening to dr.
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  King and his first part series to Evolution or intelligent
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  design easy enough. For even the children to
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  understand, God bless.