Are the redundant systems in the human body just a coincidence, or powerful evidence of intelligent design? In this Faith & Science episode we explore biological redundancy, creation science, and design in nature.
From the Cori cycle in your muscles to the Circle of Willis in your brain, your body is filled with built‑in backup systems that keep you alive when things go wrong. Are these life‑saving redundancies really the product of blind mutations and natural selection – or do they point to a purposeful Creator?

Join Kaysie as she talks with a scientist about:
• How the Cori cycle lets your muscles keep working when oxygen is low
• Why the Circle of Willis protects your brain if a blood vessel is blocked
• Redundant organs like two kidneys and two lungs – and what happens if you lose one
• The liver’s amazing regenerative ability and what that suggests about design
• Brain plasticity and how other regions can take over after injury
• Symmetry, coordinated development, and complex biochemical pathways
• Whether random mutations can realistically build these integrated backup systems

If you’re curious about the intersection of faith and science, this conversation will help you think more deeply about how your body works – and what that might say about its Designer.

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