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In this video, Dr. Stephen C Meyer & Jonathan Pageau explore the powerful implications of the latest findings in DNA and the mathematical improbability that that DNA is the biproduct of blind material forces. With all the hallmarks of designer, why do many reject the designer?
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@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdom
@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdom Ай бұрын
I want to be really clear here that this video is not intended to be an attack against Atheists. Rather, the reason I make these videos is because many people have been led to believe that Science somehow disproves or points away from God, when really the oppose it True (and increasingly true). In other words, it is important to follow the evidence wherever it may lead (even if that is to God). All the love in the world to you if you are an Atheist watching this! I'm always trying to frame this so that they don't create a knee jerk reaction, but rather, cause pause and reflection. For whatever that's worth! In any case, thanks for watching wherever you are on your spiritual journey!
@scillyautomatic
@scillyautomatic Ай бұрын
I agree. I have always believed that science is completely compatible with God and what, of himself, he has revealed. That belief has never been shaken and I don't expect any scientific discovery to contradict that.
@righteousbyfaithinChrist
@righteousbyfaithinChrist Ай бұрын
Hi dear brother, there's no if about the tares being shown among the wheat... But, who is who? 1Peter 2:15...
@joshua2707
@joshua2707 Ай бұрын
Amen. There was never any inkling to me, either materially or spiritually, of any necessary conflict between science and belief in God, particularly in molecular biology.
@baberuth894
@baberuth894 Ай бұрын
science is ratio based first, then any language can be written to describe the coordinates movement with time and space, The device to be built using the video equation below, is a light lathe, the device will allow the user to dial in the frequencies of DNA to unfold, un-curl the information to understand free radicals' movement based to a time frame where the coordinate system is new and true to where math is flawed with truth then diagnoses will be based on spirit belief and physical diagnoses similar to a vacuum tube, the cathode end there is 3 gems red, blue, green cut it a cone shape with a array of precise facets these will rotate, rotary encoders will be used, counter chips and section of the circuit with be resistor/capacitors to isolated frequencies in a octave spacing of 53, the center be will be a forth cathode output to plate, this will be the positive or negative force for the 3 beam waves to oscillate under control at the control board, this part would be like the bias of the tube, there will be the screen grid (in between cathode and plate) they are spaced in x,y,z so that any number of screens could be used, the first screen is space at 1 to 1 to 1 x,y,z coordinates, the second screen grid would be spaced to contain 2 x,y,z then 3rd would contain 4 x,y,z so on like in the binary, there will be a control board such that the resistor/cap frequency can be dialed such that all resonance and oscillations can be adjusted-gain knobs-for volt/amp control in the 3 beams, the screens and the plate with be the output of all the movements of the coordinates per frame/time. all is adjustable, the software will convert the values of the outputs to color and sound so that a video screen and speakers will be used in the operation of this device, this is such you will back engineer everything on earth from the inside out, i liked the binary with triangulation best is why i made this equation like this to start, i had many already solutions in different logic ideas, but to be central to all on earth i used what is most common, so you see how this device can make the double helix, we are twirling, like this device, 3 pyramids, 3 beams twirling, 3 pyramids in the pacific sea floor , 3 beams twirling, many many devices to be, can be, made kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aL1gYLKo1d3aZ6s.html
@OrcaneVault
@OrcaneVault Ай бұрын
The problem is you are using scientists, the atheist community disregards for have any scientific authority. Their work tends to make assumptions that are unfounded or are highly controversial. They just come across as apologists wearing lab coats, twisting scientific understanding to fit their narrative
@scillyautomatic
@scillyautomatic Ай бұрын
I wonder why people get SO mad at these videos. Why listen if you've already decided that you don't want to hear it?
@Lelldorin84
@Lelldorin84 Ай бұрын
Atheists are already convinced they have it all figured out and refuse to listen to anyone else. It's too hard for their ego to handle. So much for their much vaunted "logic" and "reason".
@joshua2707
@joshua2707 Ай бұрын
Unfortunately (or fortunately?), I think we already know the answer to that.
@bobbob-gg4eo
@bobbob-gg4eo Ай бұрын
On the list of things that make people mad, shattering the beliefs that help them justify their conduct would be right at the top.
@We.are.all.human.
@We.are.all.human. Ай бұрын
The atheist religion requires rude, dividing, negative rebellious teenagers as believers.
@muppetonmeds
@muppetonmeds Ай бұрын
It's like going to a restaurant and ordering food you dislike and then complaining about it. TC
@Ntmoffi
@Ntmoffi Ай бұрын
How anybody can deny creation as the beautiful work of God is beyond me. The evidence is everywhere!
@petraravn5421
@petraravn5421 Ай бұрын
No, it isn't.
@beadoll8025
@beadoll8025 Ай бұрын
​@@petraravn5421 You love your sin and suppress the truth in your unrighteousness. Creation is evident to anyone who is honest.
@scillyautomatic
@scillyautomatic Ай бұрын
@@petraravn5421 Anyone can so No it isn't. Bring some facts to the table.
@vikingskuld
@vikingskuld Ай бұрын
​@@petraravn5421sorry but your solar beyond just wrong its sad.
@Majorpain12345
@Majorpain12345 Ай бұрын
You mean like childhood cancer. Any virus that wants to kill us. Earthquakes / tsunamis killing thousands of people. The understanding that our sun has a timeline just like all other suns that burn out. Like random asteroids that could collide and cause another extinction level event.... we must be looking at different worlds and universes.
@ServantWilliamGeorge7639
@ServantWilliamGeorge7639 Ай бұрын
I was a former atheist and lived purely for myself, I was extremely lost and depressed and felt like life was absolutely purposeless. Then when I least expected it Jesus Christ came into my life and for the first time Ever I felt true happiness, freedom, love, joy, peace etc. and not only once but ever since the day he came into my life, everything changed. Whoever you are, I know it may seem foreign to hear about Jesus Christ, but please consider Him and what he has to offer. Jesus Christ offers us everything and so many of us deny him, and this world truly offers us absolutely nothing and yet everyone flocks to it. Please remember Jesus, and consider him. he truly is that “thing” missing in your life. The only true God. Have a great day everyone, may God bless all those who watched this video.
@robertl.6919
@robertl.6919 Ай бұрын
Like you said, you were extremely lost and depressed and then found Jesus. It’s a common process we see with desperate people. Good for you if your new faith helps you. But there are thousands of very dedicated Christians who are lost and depressed despite having Jesus in their life. If you feel better now, you must have changed other behaviours and habits in your life…. That’s the real key to happiness.
@everybodyknows5765
@everybodyknows5765 Ай бұрын
I had a experience that made me realise that my atheist belief was wrong. About 2 years ago I started meditating at first nothing weird happened. But one day, my focus before meditating kept shifting to a question. During my meditation I saw clear as day a vision in metaphor with a acompanying feeling of ' pay attention this is important'. initially I didn't understand it, it really confused me. But I did some research on visions involving colours in meditation which imediately led me to a 3000 year old tradition that answered the question I kept shifting to prior to meditation. I would never have believed it, had it of not happened to me. But I am grateful it did happen it has put on a path that has vastly improved my life in the most profound ways. Experience makes believers of us all
@taylorthetunafish5737
@taylorthetunafish5737 Ай бұрын
@@everybodyknows5765 "my atheist belief was wrong." Atheism is not a belief.
@taylorthetunafish5737
@taylorthetunafish5737 Ай бұрын
@ServantWilliamGeorge7639 I seriously doubt you were an atheist. These posts are a dime a dozen, people lying about atheism to support their religious beliefs.
@everybodyknows5765
@everybodyknows5765 Ай бұрын
@@taylorthetunafish5737 definition of atheism - disbelief or lack of belief in the existence of God or gods.
@glyndaobryan2039
@glyndaobryan2039 Ай бұрын
I totally agree! Don’t settle for false freedom that isn’t freedom. You are so loved & that love will set you free🙏🏼
@IggyFireMist
@IggyFireMist Ай бұрын
If you have to lie to anyone then you're not truly free. That's why America is great because of the freedom of speech!
@toddrf4058
@toddrf4058 Ай бұрын
Several years ago I interviewed Doug Axe. I specifically asked him if any of his detractors found errors with his math. None did. It was all peripheral straw men meant to avoid Doug’s conclusions. I aired that podcast and within a few weeks a dean confronted me because an alumni called and asked why the college was supporting such activities? I asked the dean, what exactly did the alumni feel was “unscientific” about the interview? No answer. I asked the dean if he had information on math errors by Axe. It was then that I realized how firmly confirmation bias and illiberal ideology permeates American Universities.
@mcmanustony
@mcmanustony Ай бұрын
"if any of his detractors found errors with his math"- his mathematics would be comprehensible to an average 12 year old. That isn't the point. His calculations bear no connection to reality. Proteins don't form by chance. "calculations" of probabilities ex-post facto are meaningless. The probability that the deck of cards in front of me, shuffled and reshuffled, has a specified order is 1 in 8.06x10^67 a vanishingly small number. The probability that the deck has AN order is ...umm....1. His mathematics is trivial......and also of zero relevance.
@user-bl7oe2md4p
@user-bl7oe2md4p Ай бұрын
The mathematics of probability is ABSOLUTELY what science actually is, for someone to glibly dismiss the accurate calculations because they challenge and discredit your supposedly "scientific" evolutionary model, paradigm and theory shows that you are not dealing in the realm of falsifiable scientific knowledge at all but in speculative untestable and miraculous pseudo science and cosmological mythology. Which makes evolution essentially no different than a discredited geocentric or flat earth cosmology.
@mcmanustony
@mcmanustony Ай бұрын
@@user-bl7oe2md4p no one “glibly” dismisses Axe. He HAS been debunked in detail by, among many others, mathematicians Jeffrey Shallit and Jason Rosenhouse, biochemist Larry Moran. Calculating “odds” of something occurring in a manner which it’s known NOT to occur, using a probability distribution untethered to reality is a waste of time
@mcmanustony
@mcmanustony Ай бұрын
@@user-bl7oe2md4p no one “glibly” dismisses Axe. He has been debunked in detail by both mathematicians and biochemists.
@sanjosemike3137
@sanjosemike3137 Ай бұрын
@@mcmanustony Please provide URL's and titles of books refuting Axe. You can make a brief list. I'm not asking for the moon, just a list. I'd also like to see Axe's replies to them. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
@WilliamDeanIII
@WilliamDeanIII Ай бұрын
I'm thankful that you addressed the Gospel as the solution instead of just relying on philosophy and science. 1 Corinthians 2:1-4.
@followjesusonly1
@followjesusonly1 Ай бұрын
Amen! 1John 4:16 And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him. 17 Herein is our love made perfect, that we may have boldness in the day of judgment: because as he is, so are we in this world. 18 There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love. 19 We love him, because he first loved us.
@pankaja7974
@pankaja7974 Ай бұрын
In every age God will inspire people to counter the narrative of the devil.
@sclark9011
@sclark9011 Ай бұрын
The imaginary God and imaginary devil are constructed in the minds of the religious and have no proof of their existence at all.
@mcmanustony
@mcmanustony Ай бұрын
Have you ever read a book on biology or is thumping your bible as good as it gets?
@theastronomer5800
@theastronomer5800 28 күн бұрын
There are ~2000 religions that we know of in our long written history. Many don't have the concept of a devil.
@pankaja7974
@pankaja7974 28 күн бұрын
@@theastronomer5800 what is your point ? religions all contradict each other. Either one is true or all are false. More than one cannot be true. Do you believe God exists ?
@theastronomer5800
@theastronomer5800 28 күн бұрын
@@pankaja7974 My point is that basically all cultures come with with frameworks that we call religions to explain things, and/or to set rules. All can be shown to be based on local myths, legends and ideas of their time, so how "likely" is it that one is true? The idea of the devil developed in a few of these, sin very few. No, I don't believe in a god, no compelling evidence.
@MarkO-xc5pb
@MarkO-xc5pb Ай бұрын
Humility is The Key people. Don’t be caught dead otherwise. Good show as always!
@TheLola2824
@TheLola2824 Ай бұрын
Exactly -- a library of infinite plausibilities but only the exact one to make it work.... it's truly a magnificent creation :)
@boneseyyl1060
@boneseyyl1060 Ай бұрын
Not infinite or even close to it.
@DM-dk7js
@DM-dk7js Ай бұрын
It’s called probability lol
@grapesofmath1539
@grapesofmath1539 Ай бұрын
@@boneseyyl1060 In comparison to what we can create, DNA is untouchable. I think that's what TheLola meant
@boneseyyl1060
@boneseyyl1060 Ай бұрын
@@grapesofmath1539 How is it untouchable? We can replicate it as of now. If we can replicate it there is a good chance we can discover how to create it. Whether that is a good thing or not. And I doubt that is what our friend meant. He meant that he feels that it must have been created by "God".
@afernandesrp
@afernandesrp Ай бұрын
This is simply not true. Not only there are silent mutations which don’t abrogate protein function/activity at all, most mutations are heterozygous which means humans will still have a functional allele which can compensate for it. Any one with the minimal biological training can spot in seconds that this guy is talking out of his ass. Not surprising since he’s a geophysicist.
@SomeGuyInTheComments
@SomeGuyInTheComments Ай бұрын
An in-depth explanation of one of the many ways creation itself testifies to the creator
@deanjmoon
@deanjmoon Ай бұрын
I love your content! Before I came to faith (38) the only thing holding me back was the science aspect… I was so exhausted researching… I just made a decision… That was called faith. This type of content is great for new Christians or those sitting on the fence!
@sliglusamelius8578
@sliglusamelius8578 Ай бұрын
@@deanjmoon Good post. I had that problem but science keeps leading me back to faith. The lies told about the "science" are so deep it's amazing. I just read an interesting article about the formation of stars after the Big Bang. Light formed within a billion years of the Big Bang. Small stars were emitting light very early. Genesis did not lie, God formed light before he formed the sun as a light source according to this latest JWST information, and in agreement with Genesis. Also, the "water of the deep" could be water under the mantle of the earth. There is a water cycle with the water under the mantle and the flood waters could have drained into the mantle. It's a water source that could be three times larger than our surface oceans.
@liftupyourtrumpet
@liftupyourtrumpet Ай бұрын
This reminds me of Walter Veiths "Genesis Conflict" series. Specifically the episode "Genes of Genesis". He is an ex evolution professor and now creationsit; he was the head of the zoology department at the University of Cape Town. Great videos, highly recommended.
@mcmanustony
@mcmanustony Ай бұрын
So, he's an ex-scientist.
@chrisallaire9499
@chrisallaire9499 Ай бұрын
Anyone who has ever written computer code will understand the comparison with the complexity of the universe and of life on earth. I can not imagine getting functional software from any type of random process, let alone biological life.
@thewalruswasjason101
@thewalruswasjason101 Ай бұрын
Would a hydron collider engine ever be created by random processes devoid of intelligent design? Of course not. And the dna chains they’re discussing are far more complicated
@duppyconqueror420
@duppyconqueror420 Ай бұрын
In artificial intelligence, especially in machine learning, the inputs and outputs of neurons in a neural network can be viewed as random variables. And this view is highly useful in many ways
@duppyconqueror420
@duppyconqueror420 Ай бұрын
Self-Constructing Neural Networks Through Random Mutation
@tenmilesfm
@tenmilesfm Ай бұрын
Anyone who has ever studied biology will understand the comparison with the complexity of computer code is misleading. DNA is more like a book, with complex, context-dependent information that interacts dynamically with its environment. Unlike static computer code, DNA's meaning and function depend on regulatory elements, epigenetic changes, and cellular context. Biological systems exhibit emergent properties, much like a book's narrative, which can't be captured by the rigid, predictable nature of computer programs.
@AnotherViewer
@AnotherViewer Ай бұрын
As someone who is familiar with coding, code languages went from complex assembly language in the 40s/50s: .text .asciz "Hello, World! " .globl _start _start: mov $4, %eax # sys_write system call mov $1, %ebx # file descriptor 1 (stdout) lea message, %ecx # pointer to message mov $14, %edx # message length int $0x80 # call kernel mov $1, %eax # sys_exit system call xor %ebx, %ebx # exit code 0 int $0x80 # call kernel message: .ascii "Hello, World! " To C++ in the mid 80s: #include int main() { std::cout
@zulucharlie5244
@zulucharlie5244 Ай бұрын
Scientist here. I love these discussions. On the one hand, Meyer is absolutely correct that the classical mechanisms of Darwinian evolution do not explain large-scale differences in the evolution of new species. On the other hand, we should always resist falling into the "God of the gaps" argument (e.g., god is responsible for things we can't explain - which can impede scientific exploration and also diminishes a description of god, as his role shrinks as human gaps in knowledge shrink). My take is that these gaps in human scientific knowledge simply illustrate the enormous amount of stuff we don't yet know. There is an arrogance in secular culture that overestimates the understanding humans have about the stuff of the universe. While it's true that mankind has done extraordinary things (i.e., all of the tech we have built), it's also true that most knowledge still lies in the unknown and is yet to be discovered. Case in point: only 1-2% of the DNA of the human genome encodes for proteins. Until very recently, this non-coding DNA (98% of our chromosomes) was termed "junk DNA". How arrogant! We don't understand its purpose, so it's "junk"! There is far more work to be done to get closer to understanding the universe, the stuff that comprises it, and god himself.
@christophertaylor9100
@christophertaylor9100 Ай бұрын
There is a big difference between "we don't know, so God did it" and "this is too complex and specific to have not been designed, which requires a designer"
@zulucharlie5244
@zulucharlie5244 Ай бұрын
@@christophertaylor9100 You statement can be edited for clarity as follows: "this is too complex and specific [given our current knowledge of the universe] to have not been designed, which requires a designer"" Until recently, everything we observed was "too complex and specific to have not been designed". After we learned things about the universe, the total space of things "too complex and specific to have not been designed" shrunk (e.g. shrinking of the gaps). In 100 years, that set of things "too complex and specific to have not been designed" will almost certainly be smaller. None of those facts, however, means that a designer isn't a reality. It just means that it's premature to make the call. Fun fact: an entire field (complexity, biocomplexity) has emerged over the past 20 or so years. We're only taking baby steps to apply mathematical rigor to the life sciences. The gaps will shrink, new ones will emerge, and we'll know more in the future.
@christophertaylor9100
@christophertaylor9100 Ай бұрын
@@zulucharlie5244 OK let me try again: if you find evidence of design, is it an outrageous, desperate reach to presuppose a designer? Over and over we have scientists having to say "yes it looks like design but it really is not" despite the plain evidence of design. Seriously. Even if you say that this shouldn't be concluded yet, it is antiscientific and in violation of reason to categorically reject the POSSIBILITY of a designer. When you see design, your first and most reasonable, scientific conclusion is that a designer is the most likely conclusion, or at least A highly likely conclusion. And claiming that biology, an endeavor centuries old is only just now being given mathematical rigor is... a curious assertion.
@AnotherViewer
@AnotherViewer Ай бұрын
@@christophertaylor9100 According to the definition of design, we must determine something about the design process in order to infer design. We do this by observing the design in process or by comparing with the results of known designs. The only example of known intelligent design we have is human design. In most cases, the inference of design is made because people cannot envision an alternative. This is simply the argument from incredulity. Historically, supernatural design has been attributed to lots of things that we now know form naturally, such as lightning, rainbows, and seasons. Claiming to be able to recognize design in life implies that non-life is different, that is, not designed. To claim that life is recognizably designed is to claim that an intelligent designer did not create the rest of the universe. Design does not require an anthropomorphized designer. Designs appear in clouds, for example, with no more of a designer than uneven heating, evaporation, and other natural causes.
@gabrielecamilli3574
@gabrielecamilli3574 Ай бұрын
Sorry to ask, but are you sure you are a scientist that understands current evolution theory? As a lot of explanatory power for big changes over long periods of time
@wayneisanamerican
@wayneisanamerican Ай бұрын
Bless you for your message!
@leuken6424
@leuken6424 Ай бұрын
I watched this whole conversation. Thank your for your content and amplifying this important information.
@Tamara-cj5lz
@Tamara-cj5lz Ай бұрын
I loved your analogy of the lost sheep and I feel the same way as you we all long to be loved and belong and it is only truly with God our loving Lord and Saviour Amen God bless you and your loved ones as well as this channel Amen🙏👰
@Dylan-kz1ps
@Dylan-kz1ps Ай бұрын
Look at what He’s done for us!!
@d.k.barker9465
@d.k.barker9465 Ай бұрын
Excellent Analysis! Thanks!
@billharris3887
@billharris3887 Ай бұрын
The Archfiend only has 1 emotion: Anger. There is a war. Thank you for the rational objectivity.
@scatoutdebutter
@scatoutdebutter Ай бұрын
Really good. And really good talk in the last few minutes of the video.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
Good if you like laughing at creationist pseudoscience nonsense. I do admit it can be hilarious at times. 😀
@wildolive7758
@wildolive7758 Ай бұрын
Hmm... I wonder why I've not yet heard or read from our atheist friends such concrete, coherent and objective argument from science just to defend its position like from Dr Meyer.
@wilcowiersma9465
@wilcowiersma9465 Ай бұрын
There are. You just choose not to believe it. I'm an athiest and watched the entire clip and there is simply nothing there. When you go over the fact that there is a chance, however small and than dismiss that, because it is small you lost the argument. You should put two and two together. Life is here fact!! The chance that it happened randomly is real, the good man in the clip said so himself. This means that no intelligent designer was needed. Was life intelligently designed? No one knows, because there is no evidence that says so. All science shows is that it isn't needed and explains how and why.
@i7Qp4rQ
@i7Qp4rQ Ай бұрын
theoretical chance doesnt represent observable reality by any stretch of imagination. its pure speculation for ones who have a need to dismiss God.
@Loading....99.99
@Loading....99.99 Ай бұрын
Their random thoughts haven't fully evolve yet.
@wildolive7758
@wildolive7758 Ай бұрын
@@wilcowiersma9465 You have a ton load to explain and defend your position by the "random argument. To me that word is simply invoking magic or perhaps a miracle?
@wilcowiersma9465
@wilcowiersma9465 Ай бұрын
@@wildolive7758 No. The burden of proof is not on me. The amount of evidence you have to deny to keep your position says it all for me. If believed in magic or miracles I'de be a religious person and I'm not. You proof to me that God or whatever intelligent designer created the univers, without magic or miracles but with hard facts. All I'm saying is that science has proven that no such thing is necessary for everything to exist.
@zachkeefe885
@zachkeefe885 Ай бұрын
Well done my friend!
@bella007adb
@bella007adb 4 күн бұрын
You’re doing Gods work my friend. Keep it up!
@drFredGDC
@drFredGDC 20 күн бұрын
Thx for great videos man. I saw your documentary and was really good. God bless you
@tTtt-ho3tq
@tTtt-ho3tq Ай бұрын
More than 20 kinds of amino acids were found in the dirt sample from the astroid that circles around the sun recently. Some more may be found in the dirt sample from another astroid by the US, too. It seems amino acids can be formed naturally in space.
@OgdenCrimmcramer8162
@OgdenCrimmcramer8162 Ай бұрын
Don't confuse the creationists with scientific facts. 🙂
@tTtt-ho3tq
@tTtt-ho3tq Ай бұрын
@@OgdenCrimmcramer8162 What do you mean? What are scientific facts? I'm sure Mr Meyer wouldn't dispute that DNA, amino acids, proteins, life are natural now. But he's arguing how DNA started to form. He's arguing it wasn't naturally by the order of nature.
@oxybenzol9254
@oxybenzol9254 Ай бұрын
​@@tTtt-ho3tqHe does not know enough about nature to make this claim.
@williamstaehlin1298
@williamstaehlin1298 Ай бұрын
​@@oxybenzol9254read his books and make your case against that and not just attack the person.
@sparkyy0007
@sparkyy0007 Ай бұрын
Exactly right... Amino acids form themselves into life just as bricks form themselves into buildings. And no one would dare say buildings don't exist.
@KerryLiv
@KerryLiv Ай бұрын
Undeniably powerful evidence! Loving and beautiful welcome home message as well! Thank you!
@mirandahotspring4019
@mirandahotspring4019 Ай бұрын
Sure, really good "evidence", you have to wonder why he hasn't written it up, had it peer reviewed, and published in an academic scientific journal. Oh yeah, because it's all nonsensical pseudoscience and they only accept real science!
@respectgod3302
@respectgod3302 Ай бұрын
Good Point. Peoples mistakes are not a reason to forsake God. It is definitely tempting to blame God for human error but that is actually what's happening.
@skipperry63
@skipperry63 19 күн бұрын
Great video and great message at the end!
@briancasey4917
@briancasey4917 Ай бұрын
Why would anyone want the comfort, relationship and love of a God when they can know of a life with no apparent purpose that will someday extiguish as if it never was and never mattered?
@stuartdavidson162
@stuartdavidson162 Ай бұрын
You are making some assumptions there: "The comfort, relationship and love of a God" - Yeah, not any good evidence and more detremental would be the time given to a God/Gods thatat there is no evidence even exist. "No apparent purpose". Non-Christian theists and atheists have plenty of purpose.
@briancasey4917
@briancasey4917 Ай бұрын
@@stuartdavidson162 First there is plenty of evidence for me and in that their is purpose because life is eternal for those who believe in Christ as for those who do not their purpose is what? Their pleasure, experience? All fleeting and then an abrupt end, I see no joy in that. To each his own.
@stuartdavidson162
@stuartdavidson162 Ай бұрын
​@@briancasey4917Again, you are assuming that there is an eternal life after this without any good evidence - evidence for you isn't evidence for all and that is problematic. Personally, I won't be devoting any of my precious life to a God/God's that I have no good reason to believe in - but you do you. BTW - I'm assuming that your entire purpose is not just to a God, maybe you have other things that give you purpose like family, friends and community. In this respect - same. On this basis, don't try and write off a non believers purpose in life as meaningless - it's disrespectful. Try harder at being a better person to those that don't share your worldview.
@briancasey4917
@briancasey4917 Ай бұрын
@@stuartdavidson162 on what basis is it disrespectful?
@haitaelpastor976
@haitaelpastor976 Ай бұрын
What love.
@mysotiras21
@mysotiras21 Ай бұрын
Yes, I have seen much of this conversation before, on another channel. DNA conveys coded information. That strongly suggests an Encoder. How do random events in nature produce complex order rather than chaos? Thanks for sharing.
@hawkeye_544
@hawkeye_544 Ай бұрын
I've come to the same conclusion. DNA is a language. Languages are written by minds who care about the ability of information to be disseminated properly. In the language of DNA, God himself is the author and gives us one of His many gifts: beautiful, complex, and diversified life. If we spent our time focusing on the things of God (His revealed word, the work, teachings and life of Jesus, appreciating creation) and stopped trying to deny patently obvious science, then we would all be better off. You'd be amazed at your outlook on life if you viewed creation as the product of a loving God.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
_DNA conveys coded information. That strongly suggests an Encoder._ Tree rings convey coded information about the growing conditions of the tree. Who encoded the tree rings? Spectral lines in starlight convey coded information about the elements in the star. Who encoded the spectral lines? DNA conveys coded information about the local environment and evolutionary history of the animal. The simple fact is natural processes can produce coded information therefore simply finding coded information is *NOT* evidence for any conscious intelligent design.
@aidanya1336
@aidanya1336 Ай бұрын
Look up a galton board with a normal distribution on it. It visualizes in a very basic way how you can get order out of many completely random events.
@hopelessnerd6677
@hopelessnerd6677 Ай бұрын
DNA is neither a code nor a language. It is a set of molecules that catalyze protein formation. Humans assigned letters to the amino acids. It is not analogous to a computer code that somebody wrote. We've found the amino acids in asteroids. If somebody created life on Earth, what are those amino acids doing out there in the vastness of space?
@louisesamchapman6428
@louisesamchapman6428 Ай бұрын
@@hopelessnerd6677 Have you listened to Dr James Tour on that subject ? He is a little annoying but he has knowledge of such things .
@cnickila
@cnickila Ай бұрын
Really great video. The last part where you shared about lost sheep was really really good. Thanks for all you do, God bless, and Jesus name!
@stevemills1481
@stevemills1481 Ай бұрын
Well done brother.
@salvadoroliveira6632
@salvadoroliveira6632 Ай бұрын
Besides what is commented in this video, consider that hemoglobin, for example, is made of four different chains of peptides and they all need to have the correct sequence for hemoglobin functioning properly...
@sliglusamelius8578
@sliglusamelius8578 Ай бұрын
The conformational changes that hemoglobin undergoes and the inorganic chemistry of iron binding oxygen and unloading it at the tissues are amazing details. The interconnected physiology mechanisms are so complex that scientists lose the overall picture.
@01MTodd
@01MTodd Ай бұрын
You do realize that the first polypeptides produced have almost no similarity to hemoglobin or any other extant proteins? They were short chains (maybe 10 to 20 residues) of only a few amino acids (maybe 5 instead of the 20 we have today) that lacked a folded structure. They bound RNA catalysts and stabilized their structure or enhanced their catalytic abilities. These sorts of proto-proteins could easily be made by random chance.
@sliglusamelius8578
@sliglusamelius8578 Ай бұрын
@@01MTodd That's silly. Small peptides hydrolyze easily. What good is a randomly structured protein? Do tell. You can't just sit around with some random chemicals waiting for something useful to happen. You guys believe in magical fairies, I swear.
@sliglusamelius8578
@sliglusamelius8578 Ай бұрын
@@01MTodd Random small polypeptides are worthless. They hydrolyze quickly and have no usefulness floating around doing nothing. What would they do? Please tell us the specifics; the specifics really matter to life, as you know. So tell us, how would a random polypeptide be useful??
@sliglusamelius8578
@sliglusamelius8578 Ай бұрын
@@01MTodd The "RNA world first" hypothesis is dead. There are a million chicken and egg problems with building a cell. So if you have some RNA and a few polypeptides, now what? Do tell. You DO know that nobody knows how to build a living cell ab initio? And that even if you could chemically copy/paste to a known goal, that nature had no blueprint from which to work, and no goal to reach??
@Pglarsen
@Pglarsen Ай бұрын
Now THIS is modern evangilizing. Thank you. God bless you and your work, the way your videos bless me. Amen
@avishevin1976
@avishevin1976 Ай бұрын
Fraud, lies and irrationality? Yep, apologetics to a T.
@MissouriExplorer
@MissouriExplorer Ай бұрын
Stephen Meyer is the GOAT
@limlim8995
@limlim8995 10 күн бұрын
Amazing how math can help us understand Divinity 🙏 ❤ keep learning guys!
@AspiringDirtbag
@AspiringDirtbag Ай бұрын
Brandon, I’ve watched the subscriber count go up over time and I just want to say congratulations. It’s inspiring as someone who is spending lots of time learning about my faith and apologetics, feeling that the spirit is leading me towards something, although quite unsure at the moment of what that is. I’ve learned quite a bit from your videos. Peace be with you. 🙏🏼🤘🏼
@Septembersrain1984
@Septembersrain1984 Ай бұрын
If it's not true and He's not real, what are people upset about? I am not upset by them not believing. I only wish to see them gain Eternal Life. It's quite peculiar to see people so upset at the things they say do not exist. Isn't that acknowledgement that HE does?
@gabrielecamilli3574
@gabrielecamilli3574 Ай бұрын
It's upsetting because religious people don't keep their fate in their own home, but they press or even make policies based on those belief God may or may not exist, but your beliefs for sure exist and inform you life, your choices and your politics
@luis-sophus-8227
@luis-sophus-8227 Ай бұрын
@@gabrielecamilli3574 I can make the same claim regarding evos, they destroy spirituality with their imposed materialistic worldviews.
@KliftonRiley
@KliftonRiley Ай бұрын
@@gabrielecamilli3574 Well they should... otherwise you wouldn't believe in them. But also you are assuming you don't do the same??? That's just how humans work. Simply put just support those that align with your views and not with those you disagree with.
@gabrielecamilli3574
@gabrielecamilli3574 Ай бұрын
@@KliftonRiley yes and no Obviously my beliefs inform my decision, but they are not dictated by a supposed higher and indisputable authority, so they may be changed or at least argued. A significant part of the population is making decisions on an undemostrated entity. If you want to have a feel of my conundrum, what would you feel if the majority that takes decisions like that would be Mormon or Scientologists?
@KliftonRiley
@KliftonRiley Ай бұрын
@@gabrielecamilli3574 Well I'd disagree with them fundamentally, but I'd also fight their laws if they weren't morally or ethically just. (if they were than I'll obey accordingly) But those two aren't responsible for large scale civilizations and justice systems, Christianity is. Our "modern conception" of reality (in the West/US) is based off of Christian principles and laws. Everyone seems to forget that (not claiming you are). I get your point though, but I'd suggest an even more significant part of the (US) population is making decisions without an objective morality or standard. That's very bad. Just an elusive "good". Good is changing everyday in the US lol. Some people think its good to be racist against white people (i'm not white lol). That's not good, buts becoming more and more standardized in society.
@gfinzer
@gfinzer Ай бұрын
I am a software developer, we go through design, development, and testing to produce a working application. A team of many people are involved in this. It is ludicrous to believe that random chance can develop a working application let alone the infinitely higher complexity of DNA (like all the apps on your phone), proteins (a single app on your phone), DNA transcription (which is similar to an ORM), and protein folding (there is no software equivalent). The clincher is that there is no observable process that produces new DNA. Life always comes from life. That is the law of biogenesis.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
(facepalm) Evolution isn't just random chance. It's an iterative process of random variation *filtered by selection feedback* and carried forward as heritable traits. Think of it as massively parallel trial-and-error where the good and neutral variations are kept and used for each successive generation. If you are a software guy go look up *Evolutionary Algorithms* which are based on evolutionary principles and are used to solve problems too difficult for standard solving methods.
@davidjoly9816
@davidjoly9816 Ай бұрын
​@@samburns3329 an algorithm is the result of a mind. Besides, iterations are easy in computing, as you can simply iterate over variable combinations. This doesn't work in biology. The components of life are brittle without the appropriate protection. And life cannot simply iterate in place. A bad combination of variables, the organism dies. End of algorithm. You might as well crash with a segfault. Moreover, if life is iterating, where are the trillions of dead ends? You would see them in the fossil record, everywhere. Unlike a supercomputer, or even your phone, which can iterate quickly, life is slow. Life has to reproduce, and gestate. And to do so, it must have a stable and mature process in place. Also, a computer algorithm can track the results of bad combinations and toss them out. That is, the algorithm can "learn" what works and what doesn't and simply not repeat the bad combinations. How does life keep track of bad combinations? How does it not repeat the same dead ends?
@therick363
@therick363 Ай бұрын
Personal incredulity? There is no law of biogenesis.
@davidjoly9816
@davidjoly9816 Ай бұрын
All engineers should see the silliness of atheism. The information and software of life is evidence enough of an engineering mind behind it, but so too are the other components of a living organism. For example, how do you properly size the heart for the organism? Too little pressure, you pass out and die. Too much, an aneurysm from bursting blood vessels. Engineers working with pumps need to understand the behavior of the pipes and fluids. That is, they need knowledge of material science to properly engineer the system. An unintelligent process has no knowledge of materials or physics. It knows exactly nothing. So producing a working circulatory system is simply a stroke of amazing luck.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
@@davidjoly9816 _an algorithm is the result of a mind._ A human mind that just copied an empirically observed natural process. The rest of your argument is the usual one from ignorance based personal incredulity.
@38calibercoffee
@38calibercoffee Ай бұрын
We are instructed by God's Word to not be deceived
@haitaelpastor976
@haitaelpastor976 Ай бұрын
Unless God himself is the deceiver. What if Satan rebelled against God's way of doing things (always through pain, suffering, torture and agony) and now he's subject to a smear campaign by God?
@aaehguf
@aaehguf Ай бұрын
​@@haitaelpastor976shut up satan
@aaehguf
@aaehguf Ай бұрын
​@@haitaelpastor976ironically youre saying the most ignorant thing right now that actually deceives people. God is completely good but also completely holy, totally and justly. He does not sin, whatsoever. We live in a fallen world so horrible things do have the possibility of happening here. God views death differently than we do, yes death is bad and sad but from God's point of view, death is moving one person from the realm of earth over to His presence. the person still exists, just somewhere else, thats it. seeing or at least attempting to see things (since we are fallible, limited humans) from God's perspective helps in making sense of common questions about life that many people, believers and mostly non believers, have.
@haitaelpastor976
@haitaelpastor976 Ай бұрын
@@aaehguf It all goes down to the word of both and choosing which word to believe. But the thing is: the more I delve into it, the more questions I ask and the more answers I get... the more I'm led astray from that "omnibenevolent" God, and believe Satan may be the good guy here, or at least as cruel as God.
@charliep5072
@charliep5072 27 күн бұрын
Great video, brother.
@Godsambassador3
@Godsambassador3 Ай бұрын
Here to see the atheists call Dr. Meyer a liar 😂
@terryleddra1973
@terryleddra1973 Ай бұрын
Would you like to see Meyer discuss this with a geneticist? I would.
@Godsambassador3
@Godsambassador3 Ай бұрын
@@terryleddra1973 Did he say anything false?
@terryleddra1973
@terryleddra1973 Ай бұрын
@@Godsambassador3 I didn't listen to the whole video. Nor am I a geneticist so it would be difficult for me to evaluate. But I have heard him talk before and I would like to see him challenged by people that are recognised in the field. Then we can truly evaluate if what he's saying is correct. Would you not also like to see him stand up to scrutiny? If he could it would verify his comments. That can surly only be a good thing.
@Godsambassador3
@Godsambassador3 Ай бұрын
@@terryleddra1973 I think he could hold his own.
@terryleddra1973
@terryleddra1973 Ай бұрын
@@Godsambassador3 Maybe but he jumped ship pretty early in the Kitzmiller v Dover trial.
@theg-men8961
@theg-men8961 Ай бұрын
Commenting while just hearing the opening. Let’s go!! Haha
@leecooper3852
@leecooper3852 28 күн бұрын
People mostly get mad when confronted with truth that contradicts a firmly held idea.
@jaybo420
@jaybo420 Ай бұрын
The Lord knows how many apples come from the seed. Great work again God Bless
@bernardclements
@bernardclements Ай бұрын
Amen to that 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤ Agree 💯💯💯 with your interpretation 🙏
@duppyconqueror420
@duppyconqueror420 Ай бұрын
The work by Dan Tawfig, the biochemist that Meyer is referencing here actually demonstrated the opposite of what Meyer is claiming here. Tawfig demonstrated that these proteins CAN evolve functionally through random mutations without living cells. It’s easy to find on his wiki: demonstrated the evolvability of promiscuous protein functions (the ability of mutations to dramatically enhance a promiscuous activity with minor effects of the protein’s original function) It seems Meyer is misunderstanding or misrepresenting Tawfig’s work Aside from that when Meyer says you can’t use random changes to evolve a computer program that is also false. Neural networks are able to evolve new functionality through random changes
@jerrybessetteDIY
@jerrybessetteDIY Ай бұрын
Brilliant scientists using reverse engineered intelligent-designed and built proteins nurtured in intelligently-designed special laboratory conditions not found in nature.
@RodMartinJr
@RodMartinJr Ай бұрын
Wow! The ending of this video (last 4.5 minutes) is *_awesome!_* The pleasures of Nature are extremely temporary. You eat to satisfy hunger, but soon you're hungry again. You eat of the spiritual flesh and blood of Christ (the opposite of the spiritual fruit forbidden in the Garden) and you will have permanent satisfaction. 😎♥✝🇺🇸💯
@bobbsurname3140
@bobbsurname3140 Ай бұрын
8:15 Stretches of genetic code can be duplicated, a functioning gene can be duplicated with it, and then evolve separately from the other copy. I wonder how the quick evolution of bacteria and viruses can be explained if what is said here is true. I only have a layman's understanding, but viral and bacterial evolution occurs through the same mechanism as us macro-beings, right? And we can see viruses and bacteria evolve over the course of weeks and months.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
Yes. Macroevolution is just microevolution accumulating over time. It's the identical genetic processes for both just happening over a much longer time for macro. Creationists just won't admit to the basic science.
@aaehguf
@aaehguf Ай бұрын
except it's not, microevolution and macroevolution are two extremely different things. one doesn't lead into the other just because you say so.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
@@aaehguf They're caused by the identical mechanisms just on different time scales. You're arguing meters can't add up to kilometers or that minutes can't add up into hours.
@scillyautomatic
@scillyautomatic Ай бұрын
I have a hard time believing that evolution can account the huge variety of life by random mutation and selection. The vast number of non-functional mutations required to get to one functional mutation does not add up.
@muppetonmeds
@muppetonmeds Ай бұрын
Yes how would evolution know when it had made a mistake if it doesn't have an intelligence, then it could make a fish without gills to breathe. It could keep making the same mistake for billions if not trillions of times and it still wouldn't be aware of its mistake.
@mysotiras21
@mysotiras21 Ай бұрын
Most mutations are deleterious. One reason that I think that evolution was divinely guided.
@scillyautomatic
@scillyautomatic Ай бұрын
@@mysotiras21 I used to feel the same way but just keep in mind that evolution, by definition, has no guidance whatsoever. Once I realized that, there was nothing left for me to hold on to in evolution.
@tenmilesfm
@tenmilesfm Ай бұрын
@@muppetonmeds Evolution doesn't "know" or make decisions; it’s a natural process driven by random mutation and natural selection. Mutations happen randomly, creating genetic diversity. Natural selection then acts on this diversity: beneficial traits increase an organism's chances of survival and reproduction, so those traits get passed on. Harmful traits (like a fish without gills) lead to lower survival chances, so they are less likely to be passed on. Over time, this process filters out harmful mutations and favors beneficial ones, leading to the evolution of well-adapted organisms. So no, evolution doesn't 'make a fish', nor would that same mistake be repeated billions of times.
@muppetonmeds
@muppetonmeds Ай бұрын
@@tenmilesfm OK but isn't random failed attempts and natural selection being a successful attempt for survival. are you saying evolution got it right every single time without random failures?
@gordoneverson1603
@gordoneverson1603 Ай бұрын
Just finished "Return of the God Hypothesis" by Stephen Meyer. Incredible book. The topic in this video is an important part of his argument, but there is much, much more.
@DM-dk7js
@DM-dk7js Ай бұрын
Maybe he can publish it for peer review…..oh wait he hasn’t published a single paper.
@aaehguf
@aaehguf Ай бұрын
yes, peer reviewed by the circle jerkers who only approve and allow the opinion of other aspiring circle jerkers.
@aaehguf
@aaehguf Ай бұрын
yes, peer reviewed by c!rcle jerkers who only approve and allow publishing the opinion of other aspiring agreeing c!rcle jerkers
@aaehguf
@aaehguf Ай бұрын
yes, peer reviewed by c!rcle jurkers who only approve and allow the opinion of other aspiring c!rcle jurkers
@aaehguf
@aaehguf Ай бұрын
yes, peer reviewed by ○ jerk ers who only approve and allow the opinion of other similar aspiring ○ jerk ers
@ericrose419
@ericrose419 27 күн бұрын
Random mutations are not the only way genes can change. Dennis Noble points out that cells can use the stochasticity of their environments to generate variants of their own genes as ways to solve problems presented to them.
@beatapt5
@beatapt5 Ай бұрын
I don't have a problem with the theory (let's call it that) of intelligent design. What I have a problem with who or what is being credited with being the creator. I have yet to see convincing evidence of exactly who that creator is. And no, you don't know who it is either. Regardless of how strong your feelings are.
@donthesitatebegin9283
@donthesitatebegin9283 Ай бұрын
Yeah, this is the trick they try to pull: conflating some objective as-yet-unknown Thing-in-itself - the First Principle of the Universe - with their particular subjective Supernatural Sky-God ("If a First Principle of the Universe; therefore the God of the Bible").
@therick363
@therick363 Ай бұрын
ID isn’t a theory at all. Maybe a hypothesis at best.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
@@therick363 ID isn't even a scientific hypothesis as it provides no mechanisms, no testable predictions, and no falsification criteria. At best it's idle philosophical speculation.
@therick363
@therick363 Ай бұрын
@@samburns3329very well said yes
@beatapt5
@beatapt5 Ай бұрын
I realized "theory" was probably not a good term. Best I could come up with at that moment.
@ao4514
@ao4514 Ай бұрын
May the Lord deliver his people from the gods of this age in Jesus name. Amen 🙏
@vito0860
@vito0860 Ай бұрын
I'm no biologist, so maybe that's why this doesn't make sense to me, but "evolution" doesn't work that way. He is saying since we can't go from one coherent/functional computer program to another by random changes w/o loosing all functionality in between then there can't be evolution. What about small incremental changes that don't break the functionality, but eventually add functionality? That's how they say evolution works. Not some huge change in 1 fell swoop. It doesn't really matter since God created everything and either built in evolution or not, but this doesn't prove non-evolution to me.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
These clowns at the DI have spent 20 years perfecting their sciencey-sounding lies to gull ignorant laymen. Setting up then attacking these ridiculous strawmen which have nothing to do with actual biology is one of their favorite methods.
@colinpierre3441
@colinpierre3441 Ай бұрын
So is it that you accept both evolution and God?
@vito0860
@vito0860 Ай бұрын
@@colinpierre3441 God yes, evolution I don't care. If it's real, God created life that way. If it's not, He didn't. There's so much energy put into whether its real or not as a way to prove/disprove God. Even if we find definitive proof one way or the other, believers will believe and haters will hate. They'll just find another point to argue over.
@colinpierre3441
@colinpierre3441 Ай бұрын
@@vito0860 I get where you're coming from... however, if you accept God and the Bible, you have to understand that evolution theory is not harmony with either. Biochemist D. B. Gower commented in England’s Kentish Times: "The creation account in Genesis and the theory of evolution could not be reconciled. One must be right and the other wrong. The story of the fossils agreed with the account of Genesis. In the oldest rocks we did not find a series of fossils covering the gradual changes from the most primitive creatures to developed forms, but rather in the oldest rocks, developed species suddenly appeared. Between every species there was a complete absence of intermediate fossils".
@vito0860
@vito0860 Ай бұрын
@@colinpierre3441 Makes sense, and that is a much better argument than the one in this video in my opinion. I absolutely accept God, but don't read the bible so much. I think it's great that anyone can have access to it, but now there are just about as many interpretations. Lay people don't understand the meanings behind some of the words used that the original text makes clearer. When people go to school to learn about the bible they get a clearer/more accurate understanding. I feel like pastors, priests, etc. know way better than I could ever. Although there are some of them who seem to lose their way. I don't know.
@jamesstrawn6087
@jamesstrawn6087 Ай бұрын
"The Stand" is not ultimately words that make a story but an author, Stephen King, who originates that story and therefore the words. The words express a content that is pre-existent and of which they are the expression. The philosophical materialist wants (apparent) meaning to flow from random "signs," just the opposite.
@DJTheTrainmanWalker
@DJTheTrainmanWalker Ай бұрын
Answering the title cold: Pretty hard to see any mathematical problems for Atheism. I'm guessing this will be a 'life is complex' argument.... So...complexity is demanded by thermodynamics, meaning DNA is mathematically inevitable, as is the normal distribution of codon's found in DNA.
@DJTheTrainmanWalker
@DJTheTrainmanWalker Ай бұрын
A minute in... Natural selection accommodates numbers far larger than the 10^74 power... And factually quoting such a stat is merely evidence that selection occurred.
@marymckenna1936
@marymckenna1936 Ай бұрын
This is one of the best videos I've seen yet it really broke it down in scientific form. How could anyone have doubts after listening to the proof no God even has the scientists confused.
@DM-dk7js
@DM-dk7js Ай бұрын
No proof was presented
@user-sc5rc1mb6n
@user-sc5rc1mb6n Ай бұрын
This type of calculation is stupid. Genetic mutations are random. Natural selection is not. The environment will direct the change and the fittest one will have a higher chance of survival. Also, who said all choices are available. In other words, natural is unlike a die with six sides of equal chances. There may actually be only one option for any constants (weak forces, strong forces). Therefore, the result is already predetermined. Using your logic, there are infinite way that a god could be. Since you claimed your god is certain way, the chances for him to be like that is also astronomical.
@MrFoolingyu
@MrFoolingyu Ай бұрын
No sermons needed. Intelligent design is one thing. The concept of "God" is quite another. It is very personal, varying from person to person. It also derives from your culture, your upbringing and your religious attachment. Dogmatic labels are not required to identify an "Intelligent Designer". Like the edge of space it may never be determined.
@joshnabours9102
@joshnabours9102 Ай бұрын
Not to mention that random changes also would have to evade the cell auto-death functions that will cause cells that mutate to self-destruct.
@all_bets_on_Ganesh
@all_bets_on_Ganesh Ай бұрын
Isn’t Stephen Meyer some sort of power house intellectual in the intelligent design world? It’s a shame i never hear him mention his research. He is always just spouting his opinions. Next time he is on you should ask him about all the ground breaking technologies, medicines, and predictive modeling coming out out of the intelligent design space 😂😂😂
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
He doesn't do any research. No one anywhere does any scientific research on ID because ID isn't a scientific idea. ID has no mechanism, no predictive power, no testable hypotheses, no way to be falsified. It really is just rebranded Biblical creationism.
@williamstaehlin1298
@williamstaehlin1298 Ай бұрын
He has written 3 books that explain all the research that went into developing his positions. You should read them. I have, and he has a scientificly sound basis for his assertions.
@all_bets_on_Ganesh
@all_bets_on_Ganesh Ай бұрын
@@williamstaehlin1298 Thanks for the rec.
@DrV3NT
@DrV3NT Ай бұрын
I wanted to let your thumbnail illustrator know that the image of DNA is incorrect. Biological B-DNA exists in a right handed helix turn. The thumbnail shows a left turn. The simple fix is just to mirror the image to get the right handed turn.
@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdom
@Daily_Dose_Of_Wisdom Ай бұрын
Thanks! I think they got that image from google (assuming it would be accurate.. oops!). Thanks for your catch!
@mirandahotspring4019
@mirandahotspring4019 Ай бұрын
I really don't think scientific accuracy is a very high priority on these channels.
@germandan5
@germandan5 Ай бұрын
​@@mirandahotspring4019 well it's a good thing you were consulted for your expertise.
@JohnsonJLB
@JohnsonJLB Ай бұрын
​@@mirandahotspring4019< bot alert! This one just seems to troll, but has no substance to back up claims. Just throws stuff out to see if it sticks.
@mirandahotspring4019
@mirandahotspring4019 Ай бұрын
@@germandan5 Cope harder!
@rollingstone3017
@rollingstone3017 Ай бұрын
Many people do not object to the idea of a Creator, as long as that Creator minds His own business and leaves them alone. What people reject is the idea of a Creator who demands morality from His creation.
@avishevin1976
@avishevin1976 Ай бұрын
Where is there such a creator?
@dexhazedmv
@dexhazedmv Ай бұрын
Can you imagine that these people have spent their life trying to convince themselves something that was true no matter what they thought, where did the doubt come from to begin with? being sinful and setting off to doubt what was always obvious and still to this day, people don't believe that their is a creator and so there goes another man wasting his life on the exploration of a creator.
@ericbeal4688
@ericbeal4688 Ай бұрын
Misleading title to this video! What Steve Meyer is talking about may be a problem for darwinism, but darwinism is not atheism. Remember: Thou shallt not bullshit.
@user-bb3ej3iv9y
@user-bb3ej3iv9y Ай бұрын
The opening statement (regarding the near certainty that a base pair mutation leads to a total failure of folding) is complete rubbish. 1- The 64 combinations of DNA (codon) are mapped to 20 amino acids used in the protein chain. Many mutations produce the same protein. In addition, the mapping tends to replace a different Amino with the same type (water loving or hating) which produces a similar protein structure outcome. 2- There are lots of replicated DNA sections which both produce the same protein, so a mutation producing a seriously damaged protein doesn't really matter as it doesn't affect the copy. Throwing out this "ten to the bagillion" number in the face of the genetic codes evolved correction mechanisms is just farcical.
@psychologicalprojectionist
@psychologicalprojectionist Ай бұрын
To work out the real probability of something happening, you have to determine the most probable paths that that something could have happened and then sum them. What he seems to be calculating is the possibility of proteins as we know them today, spontaneously forming. His calculation may have some validity, but we absolutely KNOW it didn't happen like that. What we think of as the very early stages of evolution, took up most of the 4 billion years of evolution. And then at the end of day, calculating the improbability of X happening when we have evidence that X indeed happened, is an exercise in stupidity. Evolution has random elements, but it is NOT random!
@cjwallace4559
@cjwallace4559 Ай бұрын
We are created. If we are evolved, from what? IF we evolved where did the design come from? Lord Jesus reveal Yourself to all and allow everyone to come to a clear knowledge of You. Thank You Lord for Your gift of salvation in Jesus Name.
@psychologicalprojectionist
@psychologicalprojectionist Ай бұрын
​@@cjwallace4559Your argument is " if we are evolved, from what are we evolved from?" I think it is abiogenesis question, because we are evolved from apes, mamals, etc. We have the fossils! My question to "creation" is "If we are created, by what are we created?" Zero evidence of a creator (but His supposed creations, which look to have evolved)
@globalcoupledances
@globalcoupledances Ай бұрын
@cjwallace4559 - We evolved from the first primate. Design? It is selected by nature. Thumbs are for climbing trees. Seeing three colors to find ripe fruit. Frontal eyes for jumping to the next branch
@cwm464
@cwm464 Ай бұрын
@psychologicalprojectionist Okay, guys. So that question of where we evolved from is talking about the theoretical first single celled life form, and for this to function, at the start, you obviously need a lot of proteins and a lot more. The problem is that the only way to have them are to randomly make them. Even assuming every protein sequence works, at the lowest/lower range of the number of amino acids, 150, would be about 10^90 cases accounting for mirror molecules and the possible ways the amino acids could connect. Only one of them functions. Not to mention that us, with our techs, cannot even fold them to function without using enzymes from living cells. All this for a single protein. Steven made videos talking about this and a series with the leading scientist in the field about Origin of Life stuff, so check it out. Also, this video is talking about natural selection, and the origin of information. The only way new kinds of information is made in evolution, mutation, has the said flaws in this video.
@psychologicalprojectionist
@psychologicalprojectionist Ай бұрын
@@cwm464 “So that question of where we evolved” You make it sound like a single solitary event that happened at 8:35pm on a Tuesday 4 billion years ago. Before that time we had soup, after that time we had that first cell as we would recognise them today. “theoretical first single celled life form” Again with the singular. Having a LUCA “Last Universal Common Ancestor” doesn’t mean there was only one. If you and a suitable breeding partner had children who went on to form a population of 8 billion people, and every other person in your generation failed to have descendants, you would be the last common ancestor of those people, but you had millions of ancestors yourself and need not have been ever alone. So abiogenesis (which is not evolution as proposed by Darwin) was a number of events, probably occurring at different locations over a period of time. As in a lottery, the losing tickets get destroyed and leave no trace of evidence, but the winning ticket explains all that money we have in the bank. Then a person motivated to tell us we got all this money from another source says, “what are the chances all this cash suddenly appeared in our account?” And lastly improbable is not impossible though it might seem it.
@UNTrumpet
@UNTrumpet 3 күн бұрын
If this was true, then how do we observe mutations happening all the time? Probably because it's not random, it's induced by the environment. I mean just look up the "giant petri dish" experiment and you can literally watch a time-lapse of bacteria, through random mutations, evolve a new trait that allows them to survive. It's not random. If it was just completely random then of course these astronomical numbers would be relevant, but it's like they're not even taking into consideration the environmental and biological constraints that effectively rule out so many of those truly random iterations.
@miloradvlaovic
@miloradvlaovic Ай бұрын
Well to be honest, mutations are not the only way to get new genes. Horizontal and vertical gene transfer exist too , for example around 8% (at least that much) of our genome comes from the viruses. And even when these "unfavorable permutations" happen, which is happening to you as we "speak", vast majority of the time nothing bad happens. Bcs repair mechanisms. You've probably had 100s of cells develop a fatal mutation today, but the *robust* repair mechanisms fixed it, if by no other means than by inducing apoptosis. Finally living organisms disseminate those changes effortlessly, providing they've happened in the germinal cells if we're taking most eukaryotes. The idea that there's way too many wrong combinations as opposed to a few good ones, doesn't seem to negate the evolution, rather imply it's very much dependent on time and large populations, which is what any remotely decent evolutionary scientist won't argue. Better argument would be the sheer number of initial factors being *perfectly* (no space even for a minute marginal error whatsoever) active at a *perfect* and precise amount of time, for an amino acid to come to be from inorganic matter. That's without taking in account it would need to "survive" and that's still billions upon billions times easier than a (proto)cell spontaneously being formed from organic compounds just laying around, created by the previously described oddities and randomness. And then you'd need to calculate in the chances of such cell surviving the methanogenic atmosphere and hot, hyperacidous/hyperbasic environment. When you account in for those, Oparin's hypothesis becomes laughably naive.
@user-oy3rb6bt4f
@user-oy3rb6bt4f Ай бұрын
I agree completely. The argument ignores the filtering effect of natural selection, instead treating all variations as equally probable and as if one failure in one branch quenches the entire branch.
@refuse2bdcvd324
@refuse2bdcvd324 Ай бұрын
Scripture provides us with plausible explanations. Evolution provides implausible assumptions.
@therick363
@therick363 Ай бұрын
We get you don’t understand what science is
@refuse2bdcvd324
@refuse2bdcvd324 Ай бұрын
@@therick363 if you really get it you can explain how random unguided mindless processes produce information like what we see in the genetic code.
@therick363
@therick363 Ай бұрын
@@refuse2bdcvd324 when you show everyone time and time again you refuse to even learn what a scientific theory is….
@refuse2bdcvd324
@refuse2bdcvd324 Ай бұрын
@@therick363 you said you get, so im asking you to explain it but instead you turn immediately to ad hominem attacks. Sad but consistent with an ideology that leads to the conclusion that people are random cosmic accidents.
@therick363
@therick363 Ай бұрын
@@refuse2bdcvd324 _evolution provides implausible assumptions_ You started off with the attacks. You didn’t back it up with anything whatsoever. I didn’t ad hom you. I said what I said because you constantly show us all too don’t know or lie. We’ve seen your posts before. You make claims then don’t support them then try to accuse others of things. Your reply here shows as much calling evolution ideology. Which shows I’m correct about your
@robertdouglas8895
@robertdouglas8895 Ай бұрын
We don't connect with God with our senses but by prayer. John 7:24 says, "Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment".
@pokerchannel6991
@pokerchannel6991 Ай бұрын
Ok. Got it. Because it is complex. Therefore, god. Got it. Good to be you. The rest of us live in reality.
@jollyrancher521
@jollyrancher521 Ай бұрын
Do you believe that the first self-replicating cell randomly emerged from non-living matter through natural processes? All scientific evidence we have shows that life can only come from previously existing life. It takes faith to believe in God, but to believe that even a “simple” cell arose by chance from non-living matter requires a huge leap of faith.
@anonanon289
@anonanon289 Ай бұрын
What kind of intelligence, what kind of designer would design cancer, disease, the cruelty of ichneumonid wasps etc etc etc etc ...?
@haitaelpastor976
@haitaelpastor976 Ай бұрын
A cosmic horror.
@joyce8510
@joyce8510 Ай бұрын
These things came only after the fall of man.
@haitaelpastor976
@haitaelpastor976 Ай бұрын
@@joyce8510 still they were created by God.
@anonanon289
@anonanon289 Ай бұрын
@@joyce8510 Well no, all evolved before man existed, in a time frame measured in millions of years.
@joyce8510
@joyce8510 Ай бұрын
@@haitaelpastor976 No, God created everything perfect but humans chose to follow the enemy of mankind who corrupts everything. No one has to be sick etc. if they're following the Most High God.
@PurifyWithLight
@PurifyWithLight Ай бұрын
Science: Nothing indicates a designer. Also Science: We may live in a simulation.
@OgdenCrimmcramer8162
@OgdenCrimmcramer8162 Ай бұрын
Do you have a point? Neither ID of life nor Simulation Theory are actual scientific hypotheses. They are both just amusing idle speculation.
@MarkPatmos
@MarkPatmos Ай бұрын
@@OgdenCrimmcramer8162I think Simulation Theory is based on some possible evidence in quantum mechanics
@OgdenCrimmcramer8162
@OgdenCrimmcramer8162 Ай бұрын
@@MarkPatmos Reference please.
@MarkPatmos
@MarkPatmos Ай бұрын
@@OgdenCrimmcramer8162Just looked it up on internet, says limits on ability to probe reality at microscopic scale
@OgdenCrimmcramer8162
@OgdenCrimmcramer8162 Ай бұрын
@@MarkPatmos So more idle speculation, not actual scientific evidence.
@dertechl6628
@dertechl6628 Ай бұрын
He presumes a uniform probability distribution ... why?
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
Because he's a dishonest creationist.
@goldenheartOh
@goldenheartOh Ай бұрын
So when they counter with "but mutayions have been documented, so clearly it's possible." How do we respond to that?
@jeffreyluciana8711
@jeffreyluciana8711 Ай бұрын
If you would like to accept Jesus as your Savior, pray this aloud: "Lord Jesus, I repent of my sins and surrender my life. Wash me clean. I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. That he died on the cross for my sins and rose again on the third day for my Victory, I believe that in my heart and make confession with my mouth, that Jesus is my Savior and Lord."
@Bilbo383
@Bilbo383 Ай бұрын
Intelligent design is a post hoc analysis. It does little to explain how life came to be, because it lacks the ability to make novel testable predictions, which is the gold standard of evidence. For any christian wondering, start by looking at all the novel predictions evolution has made vs the ones intelligent design has made. Until we can devlop a hypothesis that is able to make more novel predictions, evolution is by far the better option.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
Saying "Intelligent Design" produced life is no different than saying MAGIC! Both provide no mechanisms, no predictions, no testable hypotheses, no criteria for falsification.
@cetepeter5431
@cetepeter5431 Ай бұрын
What "wonder" from nature is enough wonderful to convince you that is an intelligence behind it? Is there for you a level of complex structure since where you can say: that needs a creator? Or not?
@nitsujism
@nitsujism Ай бұрын
@@cetepeter5431 No, because it's entirely plausible that complex structures can arise naturally. Read OPs comment again, science works by making novel testable predictions. If ID can't do that then it's NOT science. It's personal bias.
@cetepeter5431
@cetepeter5431 Ай бұрын
@@nitsujism if something is possible it does not mean that it must necessarily happen. You project your wishful thinking in all natural phenomena, no matter how random the processes might be. The Darwin of the gaps need automatically be true, no matter how implausible...Because you must not allow God any foot in the door...The thinking police does not allow it...
@nitsujism
@nitsujism Ай бұрын
@@cetepeter5431 Sorry, but natural phenomena is what we can observe and measure. We are surrounded with natural phenomena. And, you should really drop the creationist fetish with Darwin. Times have moved on.
@fabians.6061
@fabians.6061 Ай бұрын
This is something I’ve thought about before. If evolution is real and biological changes are explained to be random mutations. That means something good can mutate to have degraded functionality. When evolution seems to explanation how things get better, survival of the fittest, adapt to an environment, how a birds beaks elongate to hunt specific prey. I can’t seem to understand how random mutation fits into this idea.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
Evolution is an iterative multi-step *process.* Random genetic variations which occur in every individual in every generation are new genetic information, the new "raw material" as it were. Natural selection (and neutral drift) then act on the new information. Deleterious changes tend to get weeded out while beneficial and neutral changes tend to accumulate. This process happens in parallel across a whole population where beneficial changes can be spread through the population by sexual recombination. This process has been running for close to 4 billion years and can easily account for both the complexity and diversity of extant life forms.
@mirandahotspring4019
@mirandahotspring4019 Ай бұрын
When DNA is copied small errors can occur. These errors are called mutations. Often small errors have no visible effect but some can be deleterious (harmful) and some can be advantageous. The mutations commonly cause a slight difference in phenotype, what the animal looks like. If the mutation causes thicker fur or hair and the animal is in a cold place this could be a benefit and increase that animals reproductive advantages thus passing the mutation on to its offspring. That's all evolution is. a variation in phenotype that gives a reproductive advantage. It is observed as a change in allele frequencies in populations over generations.
@lauramann8275
@lauramann8275 Ай бұрын
​@@mirandahotspring4019And yet, mutations don't have the capability of changing body plans. Macroevolution is just not possible.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
@@lauramann8275 _mutations don't have the capability of changing body plans._ Yes they do. Go do some research on *homeobox* genes.
@mirandahotspring4019
@mirandahotspring4019 Ай бұрын
@@lauramann8275 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Isn't it amazing that you know more than hundreds of thousands of evolutionary biologists around the world. Quick! Write it up, get it peer reviewed and published in 'Nature' or 'Science' and let me know when you get your Nobel Prize! Or accept Meyer is just a liar for Jesus and move on.
@tedgrant2
@tedgrant2 Ай бұрын
The chance of me donating is virtually zero.
@MarkH-cu9zi
@MarkH-cu9zi Ай бұрын
More of the same nonsense from Meyer. "Stuff is complicated. We don't know how it happened. I can't accept that my god didn't do it.............therefore my god did it" This is a bad argument.
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
After 20 years it's still the only lame argument Meyer has.
@williamstaehlin1298
@williamstaehlin1298 Ай бұрын
​@samburns3329 read his books to understand his arguments. You will then be able to cite specific examples of what you disagree with.
@MarkH-cu9zi
@MarkH-cu9zi Ай бұрын
@@williamstaehlin1298 Are you saying that's not his argument?
@williamstaehlin1298
@williamstaehlin1298 Ай бұрын
@@MarkH-cu9zi yes.
@MarkH-cu9zi
@MarkH-cu9zi Ай бұрын
@@williamstaehlin1298 Then you aren't paying attention.
@ateriana5116
@ateriana5116 Ай бұрын
Always the same thing. Someone who has no understanding of computer code or DNA, says that God did it, because they have no idea of either. No matter how low you set the probability for DNA, God's probability is even lower. DNA at least exists and can be shown to have evolved. For God on the other hand we only have people claiming that God did something without showing that God exists or that God even did anything. It would be great if people at least tried to show that God exists and actually did something instead of using something that exists, not understand it, and then claim that God did it. Somehow every argument for God is contradicted by God. Like it's complex therefore God did it, but God is more complex and he can just exist. Or everything must have a cause and can't just exist, therefore God has no cause and can just exist. Or energy can't be created, therefore God created energy. The claim that science points to God is a lie. Science can't point to God, because it only deals with the natural world, while God is supernatural. It's simply not possible for science to point towards a God. To not know is preferable to claiming God did it, because God is an additional claim that needs to be demonstrated, and it doesn't even explain anything.
@tonysameh
@tonysameh Ай бұрын
It's always the same reaction. People tell me, "You don't understand anything about evolution, so don't talk." Every day, millions of people say incorrect things about various topics. The usual response is to provide the correct information. However, when it comes to evolution, the response is always the same: "You don't understand anything about evolution" or "You don't understand biology." Stephen Meyer rarely discusses God or religion. His primary focus is on Intelligent Design. Whether you call it God, gods, the wisdom of the universe, or aliens, that's not his concern. Yet, the common rebuttal always circles back to God, with questions like, "If a complex thing's explanation is only that God created it, then who created God?" Here's a small surprise: not everything has to be created. Many atheists, both now and in the past, believe the universe is eternal. Only things with a beginning need a cause, while something without a beginning does not. This is a widely accepted idea. Once again, Meyer does not talk about God. He challenges the concept of randomness, advocating for intelligent design, which is distinct from invoking God.
@mysotiras21
@mysotiras21 Ай бұрын
Yes, DNA has evolved. HOW did it arise in the first place?
@georgiosgerontas760
@georgiosgerontas760 Ай бұрын
as a coder I have to say that , if nature does not trigger the suspicion of the Creator to someone , there is a problem. Is like me to say that the work you have made was done alone and incidentally and you do not exist.
@georgiosgerontas760
@georgiosgerontas760 Ай бұрын
And yet , this is the greatest Art and greatest Science , but you have to taste to see. The Scientific Method: 1. Theory 2. Experimental Proof 3. Repeated Practical Proof of Theory The scientific method in practice: 1. Theory: The orthodox Christian teaching is the true belief and revelation of the Creator of the universe. 2. Testimony: The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ 3. Repeated practical proof of the theory: The thousands of saints of Orthodoxy from every nation, class and profession and those healed beyond all expectation and possibility, the thousands of recorded supernatural facts and events and those who receive Grace and Communion with God.
@ateriana5116
@ateriana5116 Ай бұрын
@@mysotiras21 You can read NASA's astrobiology primer for an overview. For God you would need to explain how God exists and how God did it, but that's never done.
@scottlewis2579
@scottlewis2579 Ай бұрын
Thanks for not using the information to "win" the argument or as a club to beat people.
@frrankdesilva6504
@frrankdesilva6504 Ай бұрын
Following Rene Descartes meditation Category 1: Minds I exist and I am a mind. Therefore Minds exist. Category 2: Matter I have feelings. These feelings originate from sensors in what I call my body. The sensors are receptive to stimulation from events created from within my body and from events created from outside my body. The stuff that bring about these events I shall categorise as matter. Thus my body is also made of matter. Therefore Matter exists. Category 3: Space My body needs space and matter in general needs space. Matter can exist only in space. Therefore space must exist. Category 4: Time My body needs time to change and matter in general needs time for change. Matter can change only in time. Therefore time must exist. From the above observation I conclude that these 4 categories permeate each other and exist equally with none more abstract or less abstract than another. Now to the question of the origin of these categories Could it be that any one or more of these categories can be made from any one or more of the remaining categories? Could these categories transform from one to another? Matter needs space and time for its existence, therefore without space and time matter will not exist as such matter could not have been the origin of space and time. From physics it has been observed that space and time can give rise to matter spontaneously. As such matter maybe a result of a localised change to space and time. So then could space and time be the origin of everything else? Again from the theory of the Big Bang all space, time and matter originated from this singular event. Therefore space and time could not alone have brought about the other categories. Since the big bang was an event, could it be that all things are made from events? Where there is space, time and matter there is always an event. There can be no space , time or matter without events. In an instant all of space and the matter is nothing more or nothing less than a set of events. So then space, time and matter is one and the same as a set of simultaneous events from one instant to the next. From this observation the 4 categories can be reduced to 2 categories Category 1 : Minds Category 2 : Events Now then can minds exist without events. We know that simultaneous events give rise to feeling in minds. We know from special relativity simultaneous events cannot give rise to anything physical or material. Therefore feelings cannot be physical or material. Now as feelings are a part of minds we must conclude minds are not physical. Now can the mind exist without feelings OR does feelings create the mind, that is one and the same as the mind? If feeling create the mind then as feelings are created by events then space, time and matter which we have concluded is the same as events, must also have feeling and thus be one and the same as a mind. Thus we would need to conclude a rock has a mind or is part of a mind to the same extent that my brain is a mind or is part of a mind. This conclusion is not palatable as such let’s consider the OTHER alternative Now if a mind can exist without feeling then we also know that the mind can create events. (e.g throw a rock, move a finger) So then given that the mind can create events then the big bang (The Event) could have originated from The Mind in order to evoke feelings in other minds. These other minds may have also been created by The Mind such that the earthly life of each mind is the big bang that determines the eternal or heavenly life of that mind in The Mind. philpapers.org/rec/DESCAS www.jcer.com/index.php/jcj/article/view/1020/0
@fluxpistol3608
@fluxpistol3608 Ай бұрын
That's got nothing to do with Atheism. Do you even know the meaning of the words you use?
@repelsteeltje310
@repelsteeltje310 Ай бұрын
More" god of the gaps " arguments
@bikesrcool_1958
@bikesrcool_1958 Ай бұрын
What? Like saying God didn’t do it…. With no evidence? Science will figure it out later is a very gap argument, and not to mention science doesn’t disprove a creator it’s just showing the processes we think happened and how they happened. Observing the universe. Hmmmm I wonder how the universe is consistent enough to have science be an ideal way to figure it out.
@repelsteeltje310
@repelsteeltje310 Ай бұрын
@bikesrcool_1958 wrong Science is our knowledge about the natural world. Filling in gaps and questions with a supernatural claim without evidence holds back process and the search for truth. We'd still be in the stone age with that reasoning. The g od of the gaps argument contradicts science in every way. And you're right that science doesn't disprove the supernatural as it's bound to the natural world. However it does disprove many claims the Bible makes for instance.
@joshnabours9102
@joshnabours9102 Ай бұрын
It seems to me the argument is this: Interspecies Evolution is impossible if the organism is incapable of evolving into a different species before the mutations cause it to devolve into inorganic matter. Why are you bringing God into it?
@johnmckown1267
@johnmckown1267 Ай бұрын
7:21 Not stated, but the intermediate states to get from A to B must be functional too.
@throckmortensnivel2850
@throckmortensnivel2850 Ай бұрын
This video has nothing to do with atheism. It is a discussion of biology. A discussion about atheism would examine why some people believe in a god, and others don't. It would also examine why one particular god instead of another. If these guys want to have a discussion about biology, they should probably have a biologist on hand.
@therick363
@therick363 Ай бұрын
Exactly
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
Actually it's a discussion of a creationist charlatan's really dumb strawman of biology.
@anguschiggins2161
@anguschiggins2161 Ай бұрын
Christian argument still boils down to speculation. Not only that but their speculation veers into the supernatural realm of which there is no evidence for. Back in reality we are more concerned with evidence based demonstrable facts. Until you have those, it is unknown.
@SpeakeasyApologetics
@SpeakeasyApologetics Ай бұрын
Calling something speculation doesn’t challenge the truth claim. Speculation can very easily be true. You would have to demonstrate why something speculative would necessarily require a lower likelihood of being being true. Secondarily I would say all first principle claims are speculative. The claim I exist I highly doubt speculative, so is the claim reality exists, that truth exists. Rene Descartes wrote extensively about the fact that it is nearly impossible to prove first principles to be true.
@DM-dk7js
@DM-dk7js Ай бұрын
@@SpeakeasyApologeticsnow prove god exists.
@SpeakeasyApologetics
@SpeakeasyApologetics Ай бұрын
@@DM-dk7js to what degree of certainty… the death and resurrection of Jesus is pretty remarkable evidence of Christianity.
@anguschiggins2161
@anguschiggins2161 Ай бұрын
@@SpeakeasyApologetics Yet, from demonstrable modern medical science we know that human bodies don't die and come back to life. There have been zero confirmed cases of this. This is of course except for the case you claim which came from the writings though word of mouth of alleged eye witnesses. Who were also bronze age goat herders that came from a time when they thought if the ground shook or a volcano erupted God was mad, that lightning was magic and that there were sea monsters in the ocean. An ocean in which if they sailed far enough they thought they would fall off the end. Remember if an apparent resurrection happened today in Vegas beamed live to a worldwide audience we would not be saying tomorrow that resurrections are a real thing. There would be multiple years of scientific testing and verification since it goes against everything we know to be real in modern medical science. Your 2000 year old story doesn't even come close to proving anything other than some people will drink the Kool-aid and believe anything they are told.
@blusheep2
@blusheep2 Ай бұрын
@@anguschiggins2161 Stop regurgitating talking points and think. The people that wrote about the resurrection where 2000 years into the iron age.
@joshua2707
@joshua2707 Ай бұрын
Here's my usual challenge to strict materialists; FYI, this _still_ hasn't been answered head-on by anybody: Calculate the odds of assembling the specific sequence of the very first functional protein on pre-biotic earth of modest size (150AA) purely by chance alone. I’ll give you all the particles in the known universe *(10^80)* working together in unison to make this one protein, reacting with each other at the fastest possible speed (Planck time of 10^-47 seconds), since the beginning of time *(about 10^18 seconds),* with an estimated sample space of functional proteins compared to nonfunctional proteins as *1 in 10^77.* Don’t forget that forming a covalent bond between amino acids is a 1 in 2 chance and that L-form formation is also approximately a 1 in 2 chance. Let’s assume there are 20 amino acids to choose from, so each amino acid should be considered as a 1 in 20 chance. These are extremely generous, and even absurd, conditions to the advantage of the naturalist, but feel free to do the math. Once you calculate the number, we'll compare it to the number of possible bit operations since existence began.
@wilcowiersma9465
@wilcowiersma9465 Ай бұрын
What would you say if the anwser is higher than zero?
@mysotiras21
@mysotiras21 Ай бұрын
What was it one atheist said? The astronomer Fred Hoyle famously claimed that the probability of life arising on earth (by purely natural means, without special divine aid) is less than the probability that a flight-worthy Boeing 747 should be assembled by a hurricane roaring through a junkyard.
@thefuturist8864
@thefuturist8864 Ай бұрын
With respect, there is a very easy response to your comment. Think about it this way: imagine everyone on Earth is given a single lottery ticket and in one week a random number will be drawn: whoever has the ticket with the winning number will win the prize. The odds that any one individual, rather than any other, *are* very (very) small, but these aren’t the odds we ought to be concerned with; instead, when the number is drawn and *someone* wins we should be interested in the odds that *someone* won, which were close to being 1 in 1. If we were trying to calculate the odds of DNA coming into existence in a universe where it hasn’t yet done so then your comment might be relevant, but this isn’t the case. Another way to think about it: if you find a watch, what are the odds that it was created by a human? Whatever these odds are, they are not the same as the odds of a watch randomly coming into existence in a universe where it hasn’t yet done so.
@wilcowiersma9465
@wilcowiersma9465 Ай бұрын
@@mysotiras21 I never read the part where he said purely by natural means, without devine aid. Could you please show me the source of this addition to his original quote? Also the quote you are refering to is about panspermia. A hypotheses that life on earth came from else where in the universe.
@notgonnalie1846
@notgonnalie1846 Ай бұрын
​@@wilcowiersma9465 That's the thing with probability calculation, it is always higher than zero, friendo. But the tinier the number (the more zeros after the 0,) the smaller the probability is. In case you do believe that if you have, for example, 20 zeros after the comma, this would display an actual probability, you're dreaming.
@ryanbell6537
@ryanbell6537 Ай бұрын
0:54 Holy FLIP. That fact ALONE needs to give everyone supporting genetic material injections IMMEDIATE pause. You just can't know for sure what that genetic material will do, given any number of variables. FULL stop.
@IzzyMann
@IzzyMann Ай бұрын
Stephen LEGIT knows what he's talking about, so to try and test him is futile XD YOU HAVE TO LOVE IT
@Bill_Garthright
@Bill_Garthright Ай бұрын
This is truly hilarious, isn't it? The title is "Scientist Explains HUGE Mathematical Problems for Atheism," but the pinned comment from the channel owner says "this video is not intended to be an attack against Atheists." And in reality, it's _not._ It's just about two crazy theists arguing against modern biology. Of course, neither of them is a biologist! And they're not arguing against biologists in biological research journals, because... well, because they have nothing to argue with except their religious faith. That's obvious, isn't it? If they actually _had_ something, they'd show their evidence to biologists. And the most hilarious thing about this is that evolution has nothing to do with atheism and nothing to do with Christianity, either. _Lots_ of Christians accept the reality of evolution - after all, the *worldwide scientific consensus* includes _Christian_ biologists - while accepting evolution is certainly not required of atheists. (Most of us _do_ accept the worldwide scientific consensus, yes. But that's only because we don't have a religious reason to reject reality.) This whole thing is absolutely hilarious. But despite the title, this isn't for atheists. This is just pandering to their base, that's all. It's just a way to make believers feel better. And when you're faith-based, all that matters is that you _want_ it to be true (and, these days, getting the political power to force your own beliefs on everyone else). I'm not a biologist. I've had very little education in biology. So why would I think I know more than the *worldwide consensus of biologists about biology?* Seems silly, doesn't it? Well, that's because it _is._ But when you really, really want to believe what you really, really _want_ to be true,... well, just ask Trump supporters! I don't get it. I really don't. I've never understood faith-based thinking. But that's because I care about the truth. I don't give a crap about evolution, one way or another. If these faith-based idiots actually _had_ something which they could demonstrate to biologists, then the worldwide scientific consensus would change and my opinion would change right along with it. (Not about gods. This has nothing to do with gods. But my opinions of biology would change if the consensus changed. And I'd consider that to be a _good_ thing, since - again - I care about the truth.)
@jaflenbond7854
@jaflenbond7854 Ай бұрын
The HATRED of SATAN the DEVIL, ATHEISTS and CHRISTIANS against the CREATOR and the BIBLE Satan the Devil USES Atheism and all kinds of Religions to fill the world with Satanic hatred, arrogance, treacheries, unkindness, ungratefulness, cruelties, deceits, LIES and false claims that the Creator is unworthy and undeserving to be honored and respected as the True and Sovereign GOD and the Bible is just a worthless book of lies, myths, fictions, fantasies, and fairy tales that will definitely bring the dishonor, disgrace, shame and ETERNAL DEATHS of Atheists, Jehovah's Witnesses, SDAs, Mormons, Catholics, Baptists, Methodists, Born Again Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, and fanatics of all kinds of Religions. The CREATOR'S FAVOR and REWARD to HUMAN BEINGS The Creator USES the Bible to reveal the TRUTH that all persons on earth who rejected Atheism and the Unbiblical teachings and doctrines of Religions about "hellfire", "afterlife", "immortality of the souls", "Armageddon", "Trinity", "rapture", and "reincarnation" as worthless and useless, nothing but lies and deceptions and submit instead to the authority of Jesus Christ in obedience to what's written in Matthew 28: 18 will definitely be honored and rewarded with ETERNAL LIFE and existence on earth without sufferings, pains, griefs, sickness, and death as written in Revelation 21: 3, 4. The Bible reveals the TRUTH that the teachings of Jesus Christ about the "Kingdom of God" and "Resurrection of the Dead" written in Luke 4: 43 and John 11: 25, 26 are the Creator's guarantee that loving, kind, considerate, and respectful persons on earth who died recently and thousands of years ago like Abel, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Job, Naomi, Ruth, King David, Jesus Christ's Followers and disciples, and many others will all be RESURRECTED back to life in the right and proper time so they can live and exist on earth forever as submissive and obedient citizens and subjects of the "KINGDOM of GOD" and fully enjoy the eternal love, kindness, goodness, generosities, compassions, favors, and blessings of the Creator and his Christ for eternity under the loving and kind rulership, guidance, and protection of Jesus Christ as his GOD and Father's Chosen King and Ruler of the heavens and the earth as written in Revelation 11: 15.
@colinpierre3441
@colinpierre3441 Ай бұрын
If you don't care about evolution, then where do you suggest all life came from?
@therick363
@therick363 Ай бұрын
@@colinpierre3441evolution isn’t about origin of life
@samburns3329
@samburns3329 Ай бұрын
@@therick363 I read it as meaning where do all current life forms come from? But I could be wrong.
@Jim-su6ss
@Jim-su6ss Ай бұрын
It's crazy that literally 100% of pushback comments towards Steven Meyer just ad hominem attack him. I have literally never heard an actual substantive explanation of why he is incorrect. If he's so crazy and unreasonable then shouldn't it be trivial to rebut him? Just respond to what he's actually saying. I genuinely want to hear
@ClaudioIbarra
@ClaudioIbarra Ай бұрын
Meyer is one of the experts at misunderstanding the difference between "we use language to understand this" and "this is a language."
@scillyautomatic
@scillyautomatic Ай бұрын
how so?
@ClaudioIbarra
@ClaudioIbarra Ай бұрын
@@scillyautomatic There's a difference between "we use language to understand DNA" and "DNA is a language, so therefore some entity must have invented it." Meyers is banking on people not realizing there's a difference.
@pankaja7974
@pankaja7974 Ай бұрын
I dont understand. Are you an atheist ?
@scillyautomatic
@scillyautomatic Ай бұрын
@@ClaudioIbarra So you are suggesting that there is a decipherable language (DNA in this case) that randomly evolved?
@ClaudioIbarra
@ClaudioIbarra Ай бұрын
@@scillyautomatic No, we _make_ language. Language isn't discovered. It's a tool WE use to understand each other.
@ronaldkemp3952
@ronaldkemp3952 Ай бұрын
One comma, one period, one letter out of place in thousands of lines of computer code and it makes the program flop. Even when you compile it, the error sometimes goes unsolved. You practically have to start all over again. I used to code in BASIC back in the 80's. It took me days to make simple games and thinking the coding was perfect it crashed and I lost all that work. I used to get so frustrated. It got so complicated I decided not to go into programming and changed my major to architecture and structural engineering instead. I admire all you computer programmers for sticking with it. You are indeed highly needed in this day and age and in my opinion, should be paid more than doctors and architects. It's a tough daunting job, I know.
@ronaldkemp3952
@ronaldkemp3952 Ай бұрын
@annieoaktree6774 Not the point I was trying to make. If computer code is not a simple process and DNA coding is a trillion times more complex, then how could DNA so perfectly complex, enough for self replicating life, not just one type of lifeform but millions of different lifeforms to have happened, arranged itself randomly without an intelligence behind it's design?
@globalcoupledances
@globalcoupledances Ай бұрын
@ronaldkemp3952 - In nature DNA had never been "coded". 1/64 of mutations create new "code". Nature selects which is better for survival
@ronaldkemp3952
@ronaldkemp3952 Ай бұрын
​@annieoaktree6774 You believe life emerged from the mixing of different molecules and proteins in a primordial soup? Explain what's called the Cambrian explosion where millions of different species of carbon based lifeforms suddenly appeared in the fossil records 540 million years ago. Explain why no other lifeforms were found in strata below them, only single celled organisms, not even transitional fossils were found. Millions of lifeforms suddenly appeared. This can't be explained by evolutionists. Has the primordial soup hypothesis ever been proven or repeated in experiments? The miller experiment was shown to be fabricated, he admitted he added the molecules and ammino acids to the experiment, they didn't form naturally under the conditions he set forth in the experiment. Another case of falsifying data to gain recognition, just like Arthur Eddington claiming he witness the lensing effect of stars behind the sun during a solar eclipse. If you take a frog and put it in a blender and separate all it's molecules, then pour it into a puddle, how long would it take for the molecules to naturally rearrange themselves back into a living breathing frog, able to reproduce? All the molecules required for life would be present. Wouldn't the molecules all decay from entropy, long before they rearranged back into a frog? Isn't that basically what evolutionists believe, am I right? I would never believe in such nonsense. All life was created.
@tomwilson2107
@tomwilson2107 Ай бұрын
@annieoaktree6774 oh yes the all powerful natural selection which we can't measure and is arbitrary since some animals evolve and some don't. As Cornell says It's mostly luck, not pluck, that determines lifetime reproductive success
@kpkpm3604
@kpkpm3604 Ай бұрын
"The functional sequences are so rare that if you begin to change the bit strings you are inevitably, after a few changes, going to destroy the function long before before you ever get to something new or functional." This is not a problem for an atheist. In fact, you are right, in 10 or 100 million years you may get somethin new and functional. These are the time frames we are talking about.
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