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Offline Matthew

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Great video proving Creation
« on: July 25, 2025, 05:22:27 PM »
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  • I already knew about this awesome "walking" protein, but it's always fun to learn about how complex and incredible God's creation is.

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    Re: Great video proving Creation
    « Reply #1 on: July 26, 2025, 01:48:27 AM »
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  • A good video, the use of scale to convey how fast the proteins move was nice.

    The exposing of the evolutionist use of "deep time" to keep their errors propped up was also good, it's another point to raise whenever evolution is discussed.
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    Re: Great video proving Creation
    « Reply #2 on: July 26, 2025, 04:41:09 AM »
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  • Fascinating video, thanks for posting Matthew. Evolution really is a faith that throws common sense out the window... and science with it.

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    Re: Great video proving Creation
    « Reply #3 on: July 26, 2025, 09:26:34 AM »
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  • Here it what happens in a cell that supposedly evolved:

    A chance evolution of a working cell must first develop a NUCLEUS. This is the control centre needed in the heart of the organism that operates the cell through complex molecules of NUCLEIC ACID (DNA) and the GENES that make up those molecules and act as the units of heredity. Each of these carries the code for some characteristic of its natural form. This code is spelled out by hundreds of smaller units called NUCLEOTIDES that are arranged in highly specific sequences within the gene. Now these genes are constructed in strings called CHROMOSOMES and are strung in precise and specific sequences. In the human cell there are 46 chromosomes arranged in paired arms, twin arms. In the nucleus of any cell the chromosomes contain the already coded blueprint for structuring the body. A MEMBRANE encloses the cell, structured so as to allow certain chemicals only to pass through it. Inside this is a fluid called CYTOPLASM in which countless bodies carry on the life-lasting business of the cell. An OUTER-MEMBRANE encloses and protects the cell; it in turn allowing only certain materials to enter or leave by a method unknown to science. Inside the cell there is an ongoing production of PROTEINS. Each type of protein is determined by a code in the gene. An ENZYME is triggered which examines the gene and builds an RNA-MOLECULE in the image of the blueprint. When this is completed, it receives a signal to stop. This RNA brings the message to the cytoplasm where it is held by one of many RIBOSOMES that are so complex as to defy scientific comprehension. These build up the protein by linking various AMINO ACIDS in the specific sequence of the blueprint. For this, TRANSFER-RNA catches amino-acids, each using special enzymes. Each of the mechanisms of the evolving cell would need a computer to regulate, for even the simplest cell contains several thousand kinds of proteins and many billions, yes billions, of each of those kinds. The data contained within any first cell at its emergence from the evolutionary stew-pot would be equivalent to a 50 million telephone number, or the amount of information needed to monitor every traffic light change in the world.