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Sep 19, 2026 53 min

EP078 Science Falsely So Called: Natural Selection (Part 1)

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What we find out is that God actually instilled into every living form the ability to pre-select its DNA to recode its body to survive in certain environments, so natural selection functions as a culling mechanism that filters out life forms that cannot survive while those with suitable natural DNA can change over time. This episode argues that natural selection is an observable, conservative process designed to preserve created kinds rather than a creative engine of evolution, explains Darwin's historical misappropriation of the concept, and outlines four main topics: the true definition and origins of natural selection, deconstruction of evolutionary misconceptions, a biblical rebuttal with special-creation proofs, and a concluding summary. The series continues next week with a deeper look at mutations.

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EP078 Science Falsely So Called: Natural Selection (Part 1)

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  1. 0:14 Creation and Selection
  2. 1:48 Natural Selection Defined
  3. 6:00 Special Creation vs Evolution
  4. 14:55 Culling, Not Creating
  5. 20:33 Defining Natural Selection
  6. 25:10 Darwin’s Borrowed Idea
  7. 28:07 Evolution’s Misconceptions
  8. 29:36 Selection Creates Nothing
  9. 34:20 Fittest Don’t Arrive
  10. 37:26 The Synecdoche Trick
  11. 44:33 Computer Models Fail
  12. 53:33 Misconceptions Exposed

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