Stephen C Myer Books and ID org

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We have Signature in the Cell, and I've just skimmed through it, but Ferb has read it, and he seems to like it. I think I might read it before little one is school age. We plan on homeschooling, but I've thought of presenting challenges to her belief in Jehovah so that she can do research and overcome those challenges. I plan on mainly directing her to the index and the publications, but books like that might be used for additional research to show that not all scientists necessarily believe in the prevailing narrative on evolution.

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Episode 12 dropped:
The MYTH of Junk DNA

(Long Story Short, Ep. 12)

Is the idea of junk DNA this one of the biggest mistakes in science in our lifetime? Only about 1% of our DNA codes for proteins, so what is the other 99% doing? Many evolutionary scientists over the years insisted that the non-protein coding DNA is largely junk, but intelligent design theorists predicted function will be prevalent throughout our genome. Guess which prediction turned out to be right?
Learn how scientists have discovered that the vast majority of our genome has function in this installment of the "Codes of Life" mini-series produced as part of the "Long Story Short" show on YouTube.
Find out more about scientific challenges to evolution. Download a free copy of the mini-book "Top 10 Scientific Problems With Evolution" here:
https://evolutionnews.org/_/top-ten-p....
 

 

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Origin of Life: Recycling and Repair (Long Story Short, Episode 13)

We know that DNA contains information that is vital for life, but our DNA is constantly assaulted by chemical and physical processes, degrading its information content-threatening the ongoing existence of life.
How do our cells prevent information degradation in our DNA? This video reviews the highly complex error-correction mechanisms in cells that help maintain the information in our DNA so life can survive.
These complex mechanisms would be required for the first life to exist-posing yet another challenge to the chemical origin of life.

This is the eighth of several episodes about the origin of life presented as part of the Long Story Short series. If you enjoyed this one, you will like all the others.

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I came across this article today:

 

Oldest trilobite fossils found in volcanic ash open new palaeontology frontier
ABC New England / By Peter Sanders
Posted 3h ago


The palaeontology world has been flipped on its head after trilobite fossils dating back 509 million years were found perfectly preserved by volcanic ash in Morocco...

 

Not only are they the oldest known trilobite fossils, but they are the most well-preserved, giving palaeontologists their first glimpse of trilobite anatomy.

 

University of New England palaeontologist and investigation co-lead, Professor John Paterson, said it went against everything he was taught. 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-07-04/trilobite-fossil-volcanic-ash-preserved-palaeontology/104043120



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Michael Behe - "Secrets of the Cell" Episode 9 now online [12:30]

"The Robot Repairmen Inside You (Secrets of the Cell, Ep. 9 feat. biologist Michael Behe)"

Another fascinating episode...

 

https://youtu.be/LWouRtlHRmg?si=BYYuTDgl_ALfeftW

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