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Darwin, Hitler, and the Holocaust Part 3 - One People, One Creator

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From 1941 to 1945, Nazi Germany and its allies systematically murdered approximately six million Jews in a genocide known as the Holocaust. This was, at the time, around two-thirds of Europe’s Jewish population. Alongside the Jews, others who had been deemed ‘inferior’ suffered during the Nazi’s reign. This included the Roma, the Polish, people of Slavic descent, black people, the mentally ill, and the disabled. But why? To what end? In this three-part series, we’re going to look at the roots of the Holocaust from a scientific perspective as well as uncover the Darwinian undercurrent that allowed it all to take place.
In our previous episodes, we discussed the philosophers and thought leaders that set the stage for the atrocities of the holocaust and the specifics of scientific racism, eugenics, and attempted genocide as practiced by Nazi Germany. Today, we’ll wrap things up by looking at how this natural consequence of Darwinian evolution stands in stark contrast to what Scripture says about who we are and our purpose on this planet.
Join Trey and ICR President, Dr. Randy Guliuzza as they discuss this vital topic on Episode 78 of The Creation Podcast.
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Do you have questions about science or Scripture? Post them in the comments and we might answer them in future episodes.
Tune in every other Tuesday here on YouTube for new episodes. You can also find the audio version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
Don't forget to subscribe to our channel to get notified about our upcoming episodes!
Hope to see you next time on The Creation Podcast!
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Chapters:
0:00 – Coming Up on The Creation Podcast
0:52 – Welcome and Introduction
3:15 – Beyond the Holocaust
7:29 – The Church’s Response
9:40 – Scientific Racism and Eugenics Then and Now
16:11 – The Endgame
19:20 – Humans are Valuable
24:18 – Made in the Image of God
32:51 – Is There Any Value in Darwinian Thinking?
37:06 – Where Can Hope Be Found?
42:04 – Final Thoughts
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From 1941 to 1945, Nazi Germany and its allies systematically murdered approximately six million Jews in a genocide known as the Holocaust. This was, at the time, around two-thirds of Europe’s Jewish population. Alongside the Jews, others who had been deemed ‘inferior’ suffered during the Nazi’s reign. This included the Roma, the Polish, people of Slavic descent, black people, the mentally ill, and the disabled. But why? To what end? In this three-part series, we’re going to look at the roots of the Holocaust from a scientific perspective as well as uncover the Darwinian undercurrent that allowed it all to take place.
In our previous episodes, we discussed the philosophers and thought leaders that set the stage for the atrocities of the holocaust and the specifics of scientific racism, eugenics, and attempted genocide as practiced by Nazi Germany. Today, we’ll wrap things up by looking at how this natural consequence of Darwinian evolution stands in stark contrast to what Scripture says about who we are and our purpose on this planet.
Join Trey and ICR President, Dr. Randy Guliuzza as they discuss this vital topic on Episode 78 of The Creation Podcast.
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Do you have questions about science or Scripture? Post them in the comments and we might answer them in future episodes.
Tune in every other Tuesday here on YouTube for new episodes. You can also find the audio version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.
Don't forget to subscribe to our channel to get notified about our upcoming episodes!
Hope to see you next time on The Creation Podcast!
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Chapters:
0:00 – Coming Up on The Creation Podcast
0:52 – Welcome and Introduction
3:15 – Beyond the Holocaust
7:29 – The Church’s Response
9:40 – Scientific Racism and Eugenics Then and Now
16:11 – The Endgame
19:20 – Humans are Valuable
24:18 – Made in the Image of God
32:51 – Is There Any Value in Darwinian Thinking?
37:06 – Where Can Hope Be Found?
42:04 – Final Thoughts
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Follow us!
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