Darwinian evolution
183Egypt Reaching for Deity
4 Mar 2024
8:58¶ 33
“Here’s the thing that evolution did to the historical sciences. Mankind had evolved from lower primates over a course of whatever the number is…”
9:37¶ 34
“There was a lot of simply ignoring the fact that we didn’t know how to build them, and thus door opening for all kinds…”
9:55¶ 35
“Although tradition said that these were each tombs for pharaohs and that they had each been built within a pharaoh’s lifetime, how could that…”
180The Tower
12 Feb 2024
7:36¶ 27
“Evolutionists struggle with the whole idea of where human speech came from in the first place. Their answer to multiple languages, as far as…”
8:02¶ 28
“There are limited numbers of original languages, and they all seem to more or less originate someplace in Mesopotamia or thereabouts, and only a…”
35:05¶ 104
“So this is a real thing. It’s not a complete invention of evolutionists, but their mistake is to think that there’s a progression here.…”
65The Sociology of Social Studies
28 Mar 2021
28:11¶ 90
“Is this racist? Yeah, it’s evolutionary. We go back to the subtitle of Origin of Species, which very few people seem to know. Darwin…”
29:32¶ 95
“But yes, we are dealing with the reality that Darwinism leads to racism inevitably, because some races have got to be more evolved than…”
29:49¶ 98
“Yeah. He was a little sad. In the Descent of Man he wrote at one point that it’s kind of sad that one day…”
16Of One Blood
19 Apr 2020
18:06¶ 43
“Having pointed our guns largely at ourselves now, and there’s a whole lot more we could say and we’re not shying away from it,…”
19:38¶ 47
“Yeah, that’s the whole point of the book, that man is the most advanced type of animal. Is not the implication of this then…”
53:17¶ 152
“The amazing thing about Darwinism is that it has never been science. It has always been speculation, and as soon as they’re forced to…”
8Man in the Cave
23 Feb 2020
6:44¶ 30
“Sooner or later we come to the issue of Darwinism, of macro-evolution, and cave people are a popular way that this thing shows up.…”
7:11¶ 31
“When Darwin first put forward his theory, he had some vague ideas of how this thing might work. They were all wrong, and everyone…”
7:42¶ 32
“Darwin had no evidence, but his theory caught on like wildfire. Scientists, being scientists (sort of), thought that maybe some evidence would be good.…”