The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
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This presentation focuses on organs and structures in the human body that were labeled as useless leftovers of evolution, but have subsequently been shown to have definite functions for which they were designed. Have fun looking at drawings of tonsils, the appendix, the plantaris muscle, goose pimples the male brain and twelve other examples. SPEAKER: […]
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Where Did I Come From? Deals with X and Y chromosomes of Adam, Eve, and Christ, and gives a comparison of the human and chimp genomes, debunking evolutionists claims of 98% similarity. Why Am I still here? Why are we not beamed up directly into heaven when we come to faith in Christ as our […]
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You've Come a Long Way, Baby! - The Transition from Prenatal to Postnatal Circulation. This fascinating presentation discusses the physical changes that must occur in the circulatory system for a baby to make the transition from life in the womb to the outside world. Many of the contributing factors that stimulate these changes are also […] |
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If you ever read secular science articles on the Coconino Formation, you will read that sand was blown in from north of Arizona, building up a layer that reaches 1000 feet in thickness near Pine, AZ. In Sedona, AZ the Coconino Formation is about 600 feet. Evidence for the aeolian (wind) deposition presented by naturalists […] |
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If you ever read secular science articles on the Coconino Formation, you will read that sand was blown in from north of Arizona, building up a layer that reaches 1000 feet in thickness near Pine, AZ. In Sedona, AZ the Coconino Formation is about 600 feet. Evidence for the aeolian (wind) deposition presented by naturalists […]
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You've Come a Long Way, Baby! - The Transition from Prenatal to Postnatal Circulation. This fascinating presentation discusses the physical changes that must occur in the circulatory system for a baby to make the transition from life in the womb to the outside world. Many of the contributing factors that stimulate these changes are also […] |
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Did wind create the great sandstone layer? How can the Coconino sandstone formation be both one of the most powerful arguments for and against Noah’s Flood? Why are both dinosaur and mammal tracks found in the great Coconino sandstone layer? How big is the Coconino sandstone formation and how much time did it take to […] |
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1 event,This presentation is a continuation of the June presentation which looks at several geologic landforms in the American Southwest and shows how the Biblical account of Noah's flood best explains their origin and features. |
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You've Come a Long Way, Baby! - The Transition from Prenatal to Postnatal Circulation. This fascinating presentation discusses the physical changes that must occur in the circulatory system for a baby to make the transition from life in the womb to the outside world. Many of the contributing factors that stimulate these changes are also […] |
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Discusses the formation of amber during Noah's Flood, special properties of honey, and unique behaviors and anatomy of honeybees involved with honey production. |
