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Peanut butter

2008-06-04T12:49:35Z

DavidG:

'''Peanut butter''' is a type of [[butter]] made from [[peanut]]s. It was discovered by [[George Washington Carver]] in 1878. Today, peanut butter is widely available in civilized areas of the West and is often used in [[peanut butter and jelly]] [[sandwich]]es. Peanut butter can also be a staple in the diet of some domesticated animals.

[[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.
{{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]]

[[Category:Food and Drink]]

User:DavidG

2008-06-03T20:41:08Z

DavidG: New page: Hi, I'm David Green.

Hi, I'm David Green.

Banana

2008-06-03T20:38:58Z

DavidG:

[[Image:Bananas2.jpg|thumb|right|150px|A cluster of Cavendish bananas]]
The '''banana''' is a [[herbaceous]] cultagenic [[plant]] of the genus ''musa''. Bananas are a tropical fruit from the kingdom ''Plantae,'' the division ''Magnoliophyta,'' the class ''Liliopsida,'' and the order ''zingiberales''.

"Behold: the [[atheist]]'s nightmare! Now if you study a well-made banana, you'll find on the far side there are three ridges. On the close side, two ridges. If you get your [[hand]] ready to grip a banana, you'll find on the far side there are three grooves, on the close side, two grooves. The banana and the hand are perfectly made, one for the other. You'll find the maker of the banana, [[almighty God]], has made it with a non-slip surface. Now if you go to the top of the banana, when you pull the tab, the contents don't squirt in your face. You'll find the wrapper, which is [[biodegradeable]], has [[perforations]]. Notice how gracefully it sits over the human hand. Notice it has a point at the top for ease of entry, just the right shape for the human [[mouth]]. It's chewy, easy to digest and it's even curved towards the [[face]] to make the whole process so much easier." -- [[Ray Comfort]]

[[Category:Fruits]]

Peanut butter

2008-06-03T20:02:54Z

DavidG:

'''Peanut butter''' is a type of [[butter]] made from [[peanut]]s. It was discovered by [[George Washington Carver]] in 1878. Today, peanut butter is widely available in civilized areas of the West and is often used in [[peanut butter and jelly]] [[sandwich]]es. Peanut butter can also be a staple in the diet of some domesticated animals.

[[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.

"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]]

[[Category:Food and Drink]]

Peanut butter

2008-06-03T19:54:12Z

DavidG:

'''Peanut butter''' is a type of [[butter]] made from [[peanut]]s. It was discovered by [[George Washington Carver]] in 1878. Today, peanut butter is widely available in civilized areas of the West and is often used in [[peanut butter and jelly]] [[sandwich]]es. Peanut butter can also be a staple in the diet of some domesticated animals.

[[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.

"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

[[Category:Food and Drink]]

Banana

2008-06-03T19:34:19Z

DavidG:

[[Image:Bananas2.jpg|thumb|right|150px|A cluster of Cavendish bananas]]
The '''banana''', also known as "the atheist's nightmare," is a [[herbaceous]] cultagenic [[plant]] of the genus ''musa''. Bananas are a tropical fruit from the kingdom ''Plantae,'' the division ''Magnoliophyta,'' the class ''Liliopsida,'' and the order ''zingiberales''.

[[Category:Fruits]]