Session 10

Q & A

Are There “Vestigial Are There “Vestigial Organs”?Organs”?

As Defined by Evolutionists –As Defined by Evolutionists – They don’t exist!They don’t exist! (Never Have (Never Have

- Never Will!)- Never Will!) Yolk SacYolk Sac TailTail GillsGills

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Fetal hemoglobin can carry 20-30% more O2 than adult hemoglobin

Design? OR Chance?

Which “Evolved” First?1. The Fetal Circulatory System?2. The Adult Circulatory System?

OR

3. Were You “Designed” By God Himself?

What is Recapitulation?What is Recapitulation?

The theory that animals go through The theory that animals go through their evolutionary stages in a their evolutionary stages in a mother’s womb.mother’s womb.

This was This was fraudfraud from the start. from the start. The discovery of the DNA molecule The discovery of the DNA molecule

categorically disproved this theory.categorically disproved this theory. Yet, it STILL shows up in textbooks.Yet, it STILL shows up in textbooks. Is STILL used in abortion clinics to Is STILL used in abortion clinics to

“Justify” killing the “Fish.”“Justify” killing the “Fish.”38

Haeckel’s 1874 Haeckel’s 1874 “Art”work“Art”work

Comparison: Fact - Comparison: Fact - FictionFiction

Actual PhotosActual Photos

We should We should notnot therefore be surprised that therefore be surprised that Haeckel's drawingsHaeckel's drawings entered enterednineteenth-centurynineteenth-century textbooks. textbooks.

But we But we dodo, I think, have the right to be both , I think, have the right to be both astonishedastonished and and ashamedashamed by the by the centurycentury of of mindlessmindless recyclingrecyclingthat has led to the persistencethat has led to the persistenceof those drawings in aof those drawings in alarge number, if not a majority,large number, if not a majority,of of modern textbooksmodern textbooks..

Stephen J. GouldStephen J. Gould"Abscheulich! (Atrocious),“"Abscheulich! (Atrocious),“Natural HistoryNatural History, 109[2]:42-50, Mar , 109[2]:42-50, Mar 20002000

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