Uncensored Science: Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham

2014 · 166 MIN · IMDB 5.9 · 117 VOTES

Uncensored Science: Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham poster

Overview

Bill Nye and Ken Ham debate whether creation is a viable model of origins in today's modern scientific era.

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00:12:43 Oh, hi kids! I have an incredible message for you.
00:17:42 And this one from one of the Discovery.com websites.
00:22:24 Uh, Mr. Ham, thank you for your comments. Now it's Mr. Nye's
00:28:02 And I made the statement at the end of my opening statement:
00:33:03 We study physical geology before historical geology
00:37:26 we'd expect to find evidence concerning an intelligence
00:42:15 and then used for unobservable changes, such as molecules-to-man.
00:47:12 Now, had they started from the Bible, and from
00:51:05 educating the kids out there because we're teaching
00:55:53 and outlaw the supernatural. They present molecules-to-man evolution as as fact.
01:02:06 They just won't make it. So how could these trees
01:12:35 These guys were the best in the world at wooden shipbuilding. And they couldn't build
01:20:03 that the big bang was a real thing? I just want to review
01:27:32 that are far, far, far older than you claim the earth is.
01:34:49 very reliable. One of the mysteries, or interesting things that people in my business
01:43:45 In fact, some of our research indicates that some of the wooden boats that were built
01:52:31 And He is. He's an infinite creator God. And the more that you understand what that means
01:59:32 or Dr. Fabich and we can be investigating the present.
02:05:39 The model of how the flood occurred is subject to change
02:13:04 Moderator: And time on that. Mr. Nye, a response.
02:20:32 This is where you and I, I think, are not going to see eye to eye.
02:28:12 (talking at the same time) Mr. Nye: Let me introduce these ideas for Mr. Ham to comment.
02:36:15 So, everybody, just take a little while and grasp this fundamental idea.
02:44:18 (silence)

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First line00:12:43
Final line02:44:18

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LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes117