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| | [[Evolution]] teaches that energy, such as [[lightning]] or [[heat]] plus [[matter]] can, occasionally, | | [[Evolution]] teaches that energy, such as [[lightning]] or [[heat]] plus [[matter]] can, occasionally, |
| | create new [[life]]. Yet our entire food industry rests on the fact that this can never happen. If we examine a jar of peanut butter, it contains matter and is exposed to [[light]] and heat. But we never find new life inside, unless an outside life contaminates it. | | create new [[life]]. Yet our entire food industry rests on the fact that this can never happen. If we examine a jar of peanut butter, it contains matter and is exposed to [[light]] and heat. But we never find new life inside, unless an outside life contaminates it. |
| − | | + | {{cquote|If the [[theory of evolution]] was viable then I should, occasionally, by subjecting this [jar of peanut butter] to energy, end up having new life. Now if we go down to the store and if I open this jar of peanut butter, maybe not often but on some occasion, I should find new life inside. And so, when we open the jar of peanut butter, we look in there: there's no new life. And aren't you glad, OK? Now you may smile at this but hopefully you'll never forget it because you and I conduct, collectively, over a billion [[experiments]] every year, and we've done that for virtually a hundred years, and we never encounter new life. In fact, the entire food industry of the world depends on the fact that evolution doesn't happen.}} -- [[Chuck Missler]] |
| − | "If the [[theory of evolution]] was viable then I should, occasionally, by subjecting this [jar of peanut butter] to energy, end up having new life. Now if we go down to the store and if I open this jar of peanut butter, maybe not often but on some occasion, I should find new life inside. And so, when we open the jar of peanut butter, we look in there: there's no new life. And aren't you glad, OK? Now you may smile at this but hopefully you'll never forget it because you and I conduct, collectively, over a billion [[experiments]] every year, and we've done that for virtually a hundred years, and we never encounter new life. In fact, the entire food industry of the world depends on the fact that evolution doesn't happen." -- [[Chuck Missler]]
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