Dismantling Evolution One Gear At A Time!

The human body is a marvel of complexity and the more we learn about it, the more miraculous our existence becomes! Can evolution explain the existence of the human body?

Host Lauren and Dr. Randy Guliuzza discuss this vital topic on episode 70 of The Creation Podcast!

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[howardking]

Dr. Randy Guliuzza is one of my favorite people. Listen to an intelligent, well-conducted interview. To God be the glory!

[pauleywogg]

(Psalms 139:14) "I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well." Great video. Thank you

[roseannemaye]

Oh boy! Almost an hour of irreducible complexity! My favorite!

[staynalive]

We are definitely fearfully and wonderfully made!!! Thank you ICR!!!

[lauriemclean]

Thank you for taking this discussion well beyond science and giving glory to the One who created all of these wondrous things. 💖💖💖

[loricalass]

I give a thumbs up to ICR vids before I even watch them as they are always so informative.

[LoisGrout]

Very exciting podcast Lauren and Dr G. I so enjoy every new podcast and have watched all podcasts several times.

[bewernia]

"Asking the Lord a lot of questions." - You think? (pun intended)
"We must do anything, say anything, even lie to prevent a creator from gaining a foothold in the door of science." My favourite evolutionist quote.

[joyfpontanar]

26:27 really appreciate putting in prayer into the context of these amazing tiny elements of our body 🙏

[gracemember]

Randy's explanation of general revelation is the best exposition of Romans 1:18-23, especially verse 19, I have ever heard. Wow! What a God we serve!

[Vernon-Chitlen]

There's a bug with actual gears to synchronize their legs for leaping straight. Issus Coleopratus

[RobertA-upur]

Love you ICR ❤️ thanks for this ministry

[newcreationinchrist]

Very exciting guys! This is going to be fun to watch ☺️🙏✝️ thank you

[beestoe]

I am at the point in life where I feel like my little machines could use some performance upgrades.

[caesermungatana]

I am just now so incredibly blessed. Thank you so much ICR and Dr Guliuzza

[rubiks]

The lowest number of cells in the human body I've heard of is 3 trillion. The upper limit I've heard is 30 trillion. One of the stranger ideas I've heard is that babies and children have a similar number of cells as adults but many of their cells are simply smaller.

[kauboy]

As any country boy knows, the chicken came first.
Without the chicken, the egg never hatches.

[jimschlaegel]

Well done... It's amazing how all the pieces of the multitudes of machines in each of the trillions of cells in our bodies... the sensors, motors, etc.... all are operating with information to do each function in conjunction with every other function, all without a known central processor or logic control system, and even analyzing information and making corrections at the molecular level. That level of integrated control cannot happen by any naturalistic process. A single cell is beyond our comprehension of all the processes and mechanisms required to make it fully function, and then understand what makes it alive. Yes, our Lord does hold everything together and gives life, and we previously had no idea how much He holds together at one time... but the more we learn, the more amazing He is.

[alanbutler]

Can ya'll post videos of these micro machines working in real-life cells? I have seen some animations of some cell activities, but haven't seen the videos of these activities in a real cell.

[Hydroverse]

It's amazing how complex life can be. Don't think there's much that can be done to make it more complex.