Natural Selection and Speciation-Having fun with Dogs and the Ice Age – The Perfectly Providing Placenta

1^st Presentation

Natural Selection and Speciation-Having fun with Dogs and the Ice Age

This is a fun talk featuring dogs that first makes the distinction between species and the “biblical kind”. It then reviews what Scripture has to say about Noah’s flood and the animals, each “according to its kind”. Artificial selection (breeding) and then natural selection are discussed, explaining how they occur.

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The Perfectly Providing Placenta

This very well diagrammed presentation starts with the development of the human embryo and shows how it progresses to the beginning of the development of the placenta. The remainder of the presentation focuses on the placenta itself, its subsequent development, and how it takes on the functions of    supporting the life of the embryo while the placenta itself is growing and changing.

Presenter: Dr. Joseph Kezele  – Assistant Professor of Biology at Arizona Christian University, Research Associate, B.A. (Russian), M.D. University of Arizona

Joseph earned his medical degree at the College of Medicine at the University of Arizona and is currently an assistant biology professor at Arizona Christian University. Some of the courses he has taught over the years include Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Cell and Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Human Genetics, and Ecology. Not only is he well versed in the sciences, Joseph is fluent in Spanish and Russian.

Having heard the clear call of God on his life to teach from the Biblical creation perspective, Joseph has been active in researching and speaking since 1993. In 2005 he began teaching annually at the Arizona Origin Science Association.  Joseph is also a founding staff member of Creation Training Initiative.

Dr Joseph Kezele Sept 17 2016 – Event Flier