1.4K views Jul 2009
A speaker opens a jar of peanut butter and argues that its exposure to light and heat without creating life disproves evolution and supports creationism.
0:00 I would say this, any theory on the origin of life on the Earth or any other planet, as far as that's concerned, is a fairy tale. 0:09 A fairy tale, pure and simple. Life from non-life, apart from God's direct intervention, is a fairy tale. 0:16 But despite that obvious truth, evolutionists continue to build their supposedly scientific case on a foundation that virtually rules out everything that follows after it. 0:27 Evolution teaches that energy, such as lightning or heat, plus matter can occasionally create new life. 0:35 Yet our entire food industry rests on the fact that this can never happen. 0:40 If we examine a jar of peanut butter, it contains matter and is exposed to light and heat, but we never find new life inside unless an outside life contaminates it. 0:54 If the theory of evolution was viable, then I should occasionally, by subjecting this to energy, end up having new life. 1:03 Now we go down to the store, and um, if, if I open this jar of peanut butter, 1:11 maybe not often, but on some occasion, I should find new life inside. 1:19 And so... 1:23 when we open the jar of peanut butter, we look in there, there's no new life. 1:29 And, and aren't you glad? Okay? Now, um, you may smile at this, but hopefully you'll never forget it because you and I conduct, uh, collectively over a billion experiments every year, 1:48 and we've done that for virtually a hundred years, and we never encounter 1:55 new life. In fact, the entire food industry of the world depends on the fact that evolution doesn't happen. 
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