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Co-Evolution, Fish, Ants, and Watch Batteries

by Bryan Melugin March 11, 2022, 6:49 am 32 Views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LAXkWSD19k%5B/embed%5D

It might take a few repetitions to get what Berkeley and such evolutionists are saying and why this takes so much faith to believe, but it’s not a long video and the results are totally worth it:

Written by Bryan Melugin

Bryan runs https://abitoforange.com, teaches science and theatre, makes cartoons and puppets, and wants everyone to know and love Jesus.

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