Was Darwin Right?

Origin of the Species

Featuring Dr. Terry Mortenson

Format: MP4
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Length: 67 minutes
Technicality: Layman
Ages: Teens – Adults
Publisher: Answers in Genesis
Published: 2006
SKU: 90-2-024
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Includes optional English subtitles

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This double-value, two-episode DVD takes a close look at the claims made in Darwin's world-changing book. Speaker Dr. Mortenson shows that real science always confirms that God’s Word is true! A special 2 part DVD. Part 1: 35 minutes; Part 2: 32 minutes.

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Are you aware that natural selection and beneficial mutations do not support the “theory” of evolution? Rather they confirm the biblical accounts of creation, the Fall of Adam and Eve in sin, and the Flood of Noah’s day. In this DVD, Dr. Terry Mortenson takes a close look at the claims of evolutionists and shows that the scientific evidence really fits with what the Bible teaches. Great for teens and adults.

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Dr. Terry Mortenson

Dr. Terry Mortenson earned an MDiv (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) and a PhD in history of geology (Coventry University) and has lectured on the creation-evolution controversy in 25 countries since the late 1970s. Before joining AiG, he served for 26 years in university campus ministry in the US and Eastern Europe with Campus Crusade for Christ. He has written many articles and books, including The Great Turning Point, and has edited and contributed to Coming to Grips with Genesis and Searching for Adam: Genesis & the Truth About Man’s Origin. View resources by Dr. Terry Mortenson.