nCouragement4U

In this episode we'll take a look at the inventor(s) of the automobile.  Do you know who it was?  Most people won't and there is a lesson that goes along with that fact.

This episode is the introduction to our next series - Why Am I Here... another one of the big questions that we ask ourselves.  Building from Series 1 (Who Am I) we will go from the knowledge that we are the great creation (even the master creation) to understanding our place, our purpose.

In this last episode of Who Am I, we go through the rest of the topics in the series in typical synopsis fashion.  The episode is much longer than I had wanted.  Please forgive me.

In this episode we look back at several episodes to remind ourselves just how great we are.  The many different pieces we are made of, our eyes, our brain and the many functions associated

In this episode we will look at a Makers Mark so-to-speak.  The logo, emblem, or nameplate that helps us identify who the maker was.  In doing this we will look at our own mark - who made us and what importance do we have because of it.

In this episode we look at two of the incredible networks within our bodies (blood vessels and nerves).  There are more of each of these than you might expect.  How did they get there…the only thing to say is… we are fearfully and wonderfully made!

In this episode, we look at a research article written by  Robert G Endres (who believes in evolution) and how his research and probability models showed that evolving from nothing to a single cell organism is nearly Impossible. Maybe he didn't talk to Mr. Dawkins before starting his research.

In this episode we'll look at an interview with PBS and Richard Dawkins and the things he said about those who have faith in God and blend that faith with the idea of Evolution.  It really comes down to one or the other - not both.

In this episode we'll look at what I think are the 3 most important pillars or legs of Biological Evolution and how each one stands up to scrutiny.

In this episode we revisit the article from Natalie Angier and the idea of a perfect eye with respect to physics.  We also look at how impossible it is for Evolution to provide a "perfect" anything.