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Evidence that Demands a Verdict

Evidence that Demands a Verdict. Professor Christopher Ullman with thanks for the great presentations of Dr. Thomas J Kindell , Founder & President of Reasons for Faith Ministries, Inc. The Cell. The Cell. The Cell - DNA. The Cell – DNA & A single protein.

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Evidence that Demands a Verdict

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  1. Evidence that Demands a Verdict Professor Christopher Ullman with thanks for the great presentations of Dr. Thomas J Kindell, Founder & President of Reasons for Faith Ministries, Inc.

  2. The Cell

  3. The Cell

  4. The Cell - DNA

  5. The Cell – DNA & A single protein

  6. The Cell – Protein Manufacturing

  7. The Bombardier Beetle

  8. Water

  9. Bacterial Flagellum

  10. GROWTH STAGES OF A HONEY BEE 1. Queen lays egg in brood cell 2. Worker feeds hatched larva 3. Larva reaches full growth 4. Worker caps cell 5. Larva spins cocoon & becomes pupa 6. Adult bee leaves cell

  11. Pappus of Alexandria Precision hexagon angles Calculus – caps geometric perfection

  12. A HONEYBEE’S BRAIN COMPARED TO A SUPER COMPUTER The human brain is millions of times more complex than a honeybee’s!

  13. Super Computer is huge, slow, inefficient, costs lots of money, must be maintained. It had to be designed.

  14. THE DANCING BEE THE ROUND DANCE THE WAGGING DANCE If food is nearby, the worker does a whirling dance in one direction, then another (left). If food is distant, she makes a double circle pattern, wagging on the straight run (right).

  15. The bee runs up on the vertical comb on the wagging part of the dance to tell other workers to fly toward the sun. She runs down to tell them to fly away from the sun. The number of runs in a given time indicates the distance.

  16. The angle at which she runs on the wagging part of the dance gives the angle of the food source relative to the hive and the sun. The drawings do not show that the scout is surrounded by workers who follow her movements with their antennae.

  17. WHO TAUGHT THE BEES? QUEEN? DRONE? WORKER? Blind, random, destructive mutations? An All Wise Creator?

  18. A molecular biologist working on identifying genetic controls for diseases was interviewed by George Caylor of The Ledger, Lynchburg, Virginia. His article entitled, “The Biologist,” appeared on February 17, 2000.

  19. How can it bee?

  20. Darwin’s Fatal Bee Sting Ouch!

  21. THE NATURAL SELECTION DECEPTION Natural selection has no power to create new and better biological information. Rather, it is wholly at the mercy of random, destructive mutations to provide the necessary new information. Since random mutations cannot produce the needed results, natural selection is left helpless with nothing to select.

  22. THE FEATHER THAT BROKE THE THEORY’S BACK

  23. shaft barb barbules hooks

  24. “It is not easy to see how an impervious reptile scale could be converted gradually into an impervious feather without passing through a frayed scale intermediate which would be weak, easily deformed and still quite permeable to air. It is true that basically a feather is....a mass of keratin filaments - but the filaments are not a random tangle but are ordered in an amazingly complex way to achieve the tightly intertwined structure of the feather. Take away the exquisite coadaptation of the components,

  25. take away the coarrangement of the barbs on the shaft and all that is left is a soft pliable structure utterly unsuitable to form the basis of a stiff impervious aerofoil. The stiff impervious property of the feather which makes it so beautiful an adaptation for flight, depends basically on such a highly involved and unique system of coadapted components that it seems impossible that any transitional feather-like structure could possess even to a slight degree the crucial properties.” Dr. Michael Denton, Evolution: A Theory in Crisis, p. 209

  26. “I remember well the time when the thought of the eye made me cold all over, but I have got over this stage of the complaint, and now small trifling particulars of structure often make me very uncomfortable. The sight of a feather in a peacock’s tail, whenever I gaze at it, makes me sick.” The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin 296 (F. Darwin ed. 1887)

  27. SHOCK ABSORBER SPECIALIZEDROBUST SKULL UNIQUELY DURABLE BEAK EXCEPTIONAL NECK MUSCLES SPECIAL FEET UNUSUAL TAIL FEATHERS

  28. Up to 1000 G’s of force occurring hundreds of times per minute!

  29. One prominent evolutionist on the editorial staff of a prestigious scientific magazine confided to the author after examining the [woodpecker’s] skull, “There are certain anatomical features which just cannot be explained by gradual mutations over millions of years. Just between you and me, I have to get God into the act too sometimes.” Luther D. Sutherland, “Miraculous Design Features in Woodpeckers,” Creation Research Society Quarterly, 12:183, 1976

  30. BIRD MIGRATION: A NAVIGATIONAL NIGHTMARE FOR EVOLUTION

  31. Lesser White Throated Warbler

  32. Lesser White Throated Warbler

  33. Manx Shearwater

  34. Manx Shearwater X

  35. Black Poll Warbler

  36. Black Poll Warbler

  37. Black Poll Warbler Waits for cold front 20,000 feet High altitude cross wind

  38. Long Tailed Cuckoo

  39. Long Tailed Cuckoo

  40. 23% less energy required

  41. WHAT ARE THE SECRETS OF MIGRATING BIRD’S NAVIGATION CAPABILITIES?

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