"This most beautiful system of the Sun, planets and comets could only proceed from the council and dominion of an intelligent and powerful being!" - Sir Isaac Newton.
Presenter:
"... There really are only two choices as to why we are here. By chance or by design. Which side does the evidence support? ... the universe and the watch are often compared. Both have many complex parts, parts that work together to form a functional system. Both also exist, and since they exist, they had an origin... the watch therefore ... came from the watchmaker. It was made in his shop, with his parts and with his design and skill."
"I think most people understand the concept of cause and effect. You see something happen, you immediately look, uh, why did it happen? What's the cause? That's how science functions. We can't function without the concept of cause and effect, and when we look at the effect - the amazing design, (in the universe and in man, Ed) when you look at the tremendous effects, we must have a tremendous cause, logically, to account for it!" - Dr. Don Patton, professor, practical geologist.
"It is obviously difficult for anyone to say that they totally understand the instantaneous creation of everything in this vast universe and all of life that exists on this planet, within 6 days. But it is equally or in fact, more difficult - I think, if you are honest, to imagine that everything happened out of some spontaneous, uncontrolled explosion and that over billions and billions of years, an incredible series of the most unlikely coincidences took place!" - Grant jeffrey, Frontier Research Publications.
Voiceover: "Time is often the champion of evolution. Something wihch is impossible, according to science and common sense, suddenly becomes possible when the element of time is added. In truth, time cannot be the hero. A riddle asks, 'What destroys armies, kills kings, flattens mountains, lives forever and has no physical body? ... Time!'"
"It's the second law of thermodynamics. It's a law as basic and accepted as the law of gravity. It's also called the law of enthropy and basically it states that anything left by itself will break down and decay. And that's why our bodies will break down and die with age. Einstein said, of all the physical laws, this is the most obvious and the most provable of them all!" - Peter Lalonde.
"I think most people understand the concept of cause and effect. You see something happen, you immediately look, uh, why did it happen? What's the cause? That's how science functions. We can't function without the concept of cause and effect, and when we look at the effect - the amazing design, (in the universe and in man, Ed) when you look at the tremendous effects, we must have a tremendous cause, logically, to account for it!" - Dr. Don Patton, professor, practical geologist.
"It is obviously difficult for anyone to say that they totally understand the instantaneous creation of everything in this vast universe and all of life that exists on this planet, within 6 days. But it is equally or in fact, more difficult - I think, if you are honest, to imagine that everything happened out of some spontaneous, uncontrolled explosion and that over billions and billions of years, an incredible series of the most unlikely coincidences took place!" - Grant jeffrey, Frontier Research Publications.
Voiceover: "Time is often the champion of evolution. Something wihch is impossible, according to science and common sense, suddenly becomes possible when the element of time is added. In truth, time cannot be the hero. A riddle asks, 'What destroys armies, kills kings, flattens mountains, lives forever and has no physical body? ... Time!'"
"It's the second law of thermodynamics. It's a law as basic and accepted as the law of gravity. It's also called the law of enthropy and basically it states that anything left by itself will break down and decay. And that's why our bodies will break down and die with age. Einstein said, of all the physical laws, this is the most obvious and the most provable of them all!" - Peter Lalonde.
While many blindly accept that the Big Bang created order out of nothing, science speaks against it, mathematical probability rules it out and common sense, dismisses it!
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