The Case for a Creator

00:01:06 I’ve always been a logical and curious kind of person.

00:02:46 I saw that as a sign of Weakness

00:04:48 From there, the acceptance of Darwinian evolution

00:06:48 maybe I need to really investigate this and get to the bottom of this

00:09:20 of what was there oh the early earth changed.

00:11:37 So what makes you think that a few amino acids dissolved in the ocean

00:13:58 the multitude of transitional experiments

00:16:12 looks nothing like Darwin's slowly branching tree.

00:18:28 for Intelligent Design--

00:21:00 The more distant the galaxy, the faster it is receding.

00:23:43 Something cannot come into being uncaused out of absolutely nothing.

00:26:58 there would be nothing to hold protons and neutrons together in the nucleus.

00:29:05 and the types of things that we, of course, take for granted in our universe.

00:31:32 then you seem to have more resources to play with.

00:33:40 that there must be millions and millions of advanced civilizations out there.

00:36:13 There are many probabilistic resources in the galaxy.

00:38:36 These factors not only control our planet’s temperature

00:41:20 Most people have no idea how small and complex cells are.

00:44:00 It's got some tail proteins which act as the propeller.

00:46:21 by a familiar non-biological machine, a mousetrap.

00:49:14 Meyer, who holds a PhD from Cambridge University

00:51:40 Where did the information in DNA come from?

00:54:02 in the cell, the most rational inference

00:56:41 Ironically, years later