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59:43

June 11, 2015 ISI Radio Show with Dr. David Wood on “Christian Responses to the Challenge of Atheism”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 11 years ago

4:58

science and the interaction between science and religion, they hold to a view which is usually called the complexity

1:11:22

The Amazing Eye with Bill Morgan

Creation Fellowship

almost 4 years ago

57:41

Carol Zimmer, he's a wannabe genius. Complexity, they say, is not purely the result of millions of years of fine -tuning through natural selection. So he's talking about complexity in the human body. So he says, complexity is to some extent, you guys ready?

27:40

Is there conclusive evidence for intelligent design? - GotQuestions.org Podcast Episode 13

GQO

GotQuestions.org

about 5 years ago

2:13

So it's essentially a scientific theory which seeks to find in nature the kind of information and complexity which in our experience only comes from an intelligence. And when we find that kind of intelligence, we infer that, sorry, when we find that kind of information, we infer that an intelligent cause was at work and that's the best explanation for the complexity we see in nature.

59:37

Haldane's Dilemma Part 2 by John Harris

Creation Fellowship

about 2 years ago

45:22

The math here ignores two important aspects of how evolution works. And this is the fundamental problems with arguments like this one. But before I get into those problems, I'll start by noting that Haldane's dilemma refers to Haldane's determination that under a very specific set of conditions, there is a limit to the rate at which beneficial mutations can accumulate within a population.

20:23

What is the Walter Bauer Hypothesis?

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 6 years ago

10:27

That the amount of distinguishment between or the amount of differentiation between different groups was not the type of vast, wild divisions that we would think, especially one would put forward by the Bauer hypothesis that it was just some wild deviations all over the place and there were all these different views.

25:47

Dan Barker vs. James White, University of Illinois

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 17 years ago

22:35

But that's exactly what James is doing. He's looking at functional complexity and he's saying, how do you explain that? Well, he explains it with more complexity. He explains it with something grander.

1:09:52

Destiny of the Human Race by Sal Cordova

Creation Fellowship

over 3 years ago

27:55

That's very bad for Darwinian evolution for the reasons that I've highlighted. It also shows that you cannot accumulate complexity. You cannot evolve by natural selection naturally as Darwin envisioned.

10:56

Debate: Does God Exist? # 14

CARM

over 17 years ago

0:22

I would say, I kind of agree with what you're saying about irreducible complexity. However, specified complexity and the development of information structures, that is hugely problematic in the evolutionary system.

2:15:19

Debate: Is Evolution Scientifically Possible

Apologetics Live

about 6 years ago

1:08:58

The problem with the question is that when we when we would argue about or make arguments about Complexity we would be looking at what evolutionists have historically said are The earlier life forms that have evolved into the more complex life forms.

2:26:58

The Triune God of Scripture Lives (White vs Barker)

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 17 years ago

1:04:29

1:08:35

Apologetics Session 36 - Origins and Evolution - Part 3

Cornerstone Church

over 3 years ago

38:09

Because when you look at that kind of stuff, what is more plausible, that that was engineered or that that happened on its own through random chance? And when you talk about irreducible complexity, going back to that concept again, any one of those things doesn't work.

30:38

Is the story of Adam and Eve unscientific myth or literal history? (Scene 4 of 4)

Genesis Apologetics

over 4 years ago

29:45

Back in the day, though, evolutionary theory, they could say whatever they wanted, and the most common view back in the day was the multi -regional hypothesis, that humans being just evolved in synchrony across the planet and exchanged genes as we evolved and evolved and evolved.

3:10

Debunking Evolution Clip: Cladograms

Genesis Apologetics

over 9 years ago

2:03

Remember that cladograms are visual presentations of hypotheses about relationships and not hard and fast facts.

3:25

Genesis Impact Clip - Darwin's Finches

Genesis Apologetics

over 5 years ago

1:01

Well, we believe that adding millions of years to the process can lead to changes that add up, and new kinds can emerge.

1:04:45

#77 Understanding Evolutionary vs. Godly Design + Dr. Randy Guliuzza

Biblically Speaking

8 months ago

6:45

So the theory is to give you an explanation scientifically and plausibly of how you can come up with incredible design and complexity without appealing to a designer. That is the main function of evolutionary theory.

6:38

Debunking Evolution - Homological Structures (Lesson 5b)

Genesis Apologetics

over 10 years ago

2:57

Sometimes we see structures with similar functions in creatures that don't come from a supposed common ancestor.

1:25:18

Bill Morgan, Apologist. Could you build a dog Part 2

Creation Fellowship

about 5 years ago

22:22

I have a comment. It's hard to answer that question when you say, say, if evolution was true, which one would have evolved first? Because it's so obvious, the irreducible complexity that it couldn't have happened that way.

9:24

How the Folding of Proteins Is a Huge Problem for Darwinian Evolution (with Dr. Douglas Axe)

Wise Disciple

almost 9 years ago

5:19

They've been so perfected by natural selection that you can't expect them to evolve. But when we're scratching our heads saying, okay, so this is now a hypothetical theory about hypothetical proteins.

41:12

Darwinism: Modern Man's Great Excuse

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 5 years ago

12:08

Life is so complicated. There has to be one who brought these things into existence. No, Darwin said, there is actually a process that exists that would allow that level of complexity to develop through random, completely random, non -directed forces.

20:23

What is the Walter Bauer Hypothesis?

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 6 years ago

10:08

So how do we respond to that? First of all, I wanna point out the fact that Michael Kruger, as I mentioned already, and I've read from his website, has done tremendous work in this area and has shown that the Bauer hypothesis actually doesn't hold water, that the amount of distinguishment between, or the amount of differentiation between different groups was not the type of vast, wild divisions that we would think, especially one would put forward by the Bauer hypothesis, that it was just some wild deviations all over the place and there were all these different views.