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"Creation to Restoration - Part I" by Walter J. Veith

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In this lecture, the transition from a perfect to a non-perfect world, the origin of death and carnivory and the biochemical and morphological changes in the animals are discussed in depth. Darwin considered parasites and carnivory as evidence for evolution. In this DVD, the plausibility of a opposite perspective of a fall from perfection to imperfection is discussed. This multimedia production presents startling evidence in support of the Biblical paradigm.

Date Posted: 20 Oct 2011
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Genesis Conflict - Creation to Restoration
With a strong background in zoology, biomedical sciences and research in archaeology and history, Professor Walter J. Veith is a world renowned author, scientist and lecturer. He lectures internationa... [more]

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