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(The Bible and Science: 4th Lecture, Blueprint and The  Designer)
(Dr. Kim Myung Hyun)

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(Dr. Kim Myung Hyun - Biblical Science Research Institute)
Hello

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Let's exchange greetings with the people next to you

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Nice to meet you. Welcome

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(Dr. Kim Myung Hyun - CEO of Biblical Science Research Institute, ph.D material engineering of KAIST, pre Handong Uni Prof.)
This is the 4th session on The Bible and Science

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Last time, we discussed whether this world we live in was created on its own

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Or by somebody else. There were two different claims

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And there was also people who live without any interest in this

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So to talk about which claim is correct from that two

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we need evidence to support the claims, so let me talk about that

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If you look at this building again, that was created by someone, correct? 

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All buildings are created, correct?

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But do you think buildings can just appear on its own by any chance?

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For example, like this. Do you know what this picture is?

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The volcano behind is erupting

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The rocks are flying out and falling down with a clatter

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And the city is forming on its own

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Do you suddenly feel like it's possible?

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Is that kind of thing possible or impossible in reality?

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It's absolutely impossible, right?

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What should we do if there are people who insist that such a thing is possible?

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At that time, we need to restrain them instead of just taking care of them

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Do you remember those two buildings on your right?

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It's been over 16 years since they were destroyed 

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And that round thing in the middle is the engine attached to airplane wings

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The airplane engine that I’m showing you is so complex that

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There are over one million parts in this engine system

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So, you can imagine how complex the design of the building on the right must be

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Now, you may be wondering why I’m showing you these pictures

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Now, I want you to answer four simple questions

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The first question is, are there blueprints for the airplane engine and the building?

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Of course there are, as a matter of common sense

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Even though you may not have seen them yourself, it's common sense that they exist

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The second question is, if you have blueprints, does that mean there must be a person who designed it?

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It's obvious, right? It wouldn't make sense to have blueprints without a designer

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It wouldn't work, right? That's common sense

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The third question is, if you look closely at the blueprints, can you guess the designer's wisdom and skills?

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Dog’s houses and buildings are very different

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You can distinguish which one requires more wisdom, right?

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This is the fourth most important question for today

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What it is, is a person. What do I mean?

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There’s a blueprint for this building and your chair must have a blueprint too, right?

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Most of the things inside here must have a blueprint, right?

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But does your body have a blueprint?

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I'll ask again. Does your body have a blueprint?

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You probably haven't heard this question since you were born

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But does it exist or not?

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The consensus seems to be that there is no blueprint, but I'll tell you the answer

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You have a blueprint

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Some people may think in their hearts that God has it

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But it's not that. Surprisingly, that blueprint is inside your body

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Not knowing that it's in your own body is basically dementia level

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Scientists have found out. As I mentioned earlier that there are cells in your body

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And each of those cells contains a blueprint

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If I show you that blueprint for a while, maybe the moment you see this

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It's something that you already know

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That's DNA

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Have you heard a lot of words like genes and genetically modified foods lately?

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The meaning of all those words is that every living thing has a blueprint inside

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Scientists have given it a difficult name like DNA, but that's just the blueprint

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So, that substance with the genetic code that you call a gene is actually DNA

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In Korean, it's called nucleic acid

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And that state where the DNA is clustered like that is called a chromosome

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And it's inside every cell of your body

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In fact, every cell contains a blueprint of your entire body from head to toe

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So when you have a child, they resemble their parents, right?

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You resemble your parents and go on to have children who resemble you right?

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But do you see a resemblance in that photo or not?

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Sometimes people say they don't see a resemblance, so I prepared a photo with more resemblance

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Do you see the resemblance? You can probably guess who it is

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It's a photo of my son when he was in elementary school

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He's now finished serving in the military and is a college student

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I haven't met anyone yet who says they don't see a resemblance in this photo

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But why do children resemble their parents?

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Do you knead your child after giving birth? Making sure they look like you?

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No, once you give birth and raise them they just resemble you

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The reason why they look alike is because they inherit genes from their father and mother

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These days we call them genes, but in the past they were referred to as that seed is my seed

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What our elderly ones used to call seeds

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Are what scientists have discovered, that genes are made up of DNA

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So the reason why beans grow from planting beans and red beans grow from planting red beans is because

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parents pass down genetic seeds to their children

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So, this building was assembled according to a blueprint, correct? 

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That is exactly the same as your bodies

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Your body is made up based on the blueprint that is stored there

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So that's why everyone's hair grows on top and nails grow below

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That's because there are commonalities in the blueprint

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So, your body and mine are mainly made up of a material called protein

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So hair and body are also types of protein

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There's various types

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However, these proteins are made by combining amino acids

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Like in those supplement ads

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I'm sure you heard something about essential amino acids, correct?


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There are 20 types of amino acids in our bodies and in living organisms

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These 20 types of amino acids are like building blocks that make up living organisms to put it simply

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However, these building blocks don't just combine randomly to make proteins

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They are made according to the instructions recorded here

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So, when we examine the structure of DNA

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You can see those weird words like 

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guanine, cytosine, adenine, and thymine, right?

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So, G only binds with C and A only binds with T, therefore,

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GC binding and AT binding are constantly connected

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It feels like a school right now

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But don't worry, there won't be a test

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However, it's necessary to know a little bit about the principles of our body, correct?

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So it's continuously connected and scientists have investigated this

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The interesting rule is that there are always three bindings in one bundle

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So for example, if it's bound like GAA,

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It's a code saying to combine a certain amino acid among the 20 types mentioned earlier

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They have deciphered all the commands

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Therefore, there are commands in the DNA to start

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And there are commands to end

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So starting from there, according to the blueprint there, hundreds of amino acids

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Are exactly and firmly combined and one type of protein is completed

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And from then on, other types of proteins are made

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So the proteins made like that are even now

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In the roots of our hair, hair proteins are made

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to keep our hair growing 

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In the roots of our nails, nail proteins are made to help nails grow

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No one grows hair out of their nail roots or anything like that, right?

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If so, that means they have a pretty serious malfunction

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So if your parents have curly hair, there's a high chance that you'll have curly hair too

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And if either of your parents has a weak heart, you might have a weak heart too

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What do we call these kinds of diseases?

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Genetic diseases

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I asked someone about this somewhere and someone loudly said heart disease

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But genetic disease is a sad thing, everyone

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In the past, we didn't know the cause well

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But now we know

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That is, in the blueprint inherited from our parents

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If a certain part of a certain chromosome is wrong, a genetic disease occurs

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We started to discover them one by one

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So we’re researching to find and prevent them in advance

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So everyone has different characteristics from the person next to them

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However, there are some similarities between family members

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That’s because the blueprint contents are different for each family

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Do you understand?

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So if you say it in reverse

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If the blueprints are different so the appearance is different

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Two or more people can be born with the same blueprint

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What is that?

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They are not just twins, but identical twins

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The reason why these identical twins look so alike is that

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They have the exact same blueprint passed down from their parents, with 3 billion letters

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So, two identical works have been created

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So if you do a DNA test on these two

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They’re the same person

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So they can’t be distinguished by their DNA

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But there is an objective way to distinguish between them

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They have different fingerprints

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The fingerprint changes due to the presence of variables during the development process

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However, the blueprints are 100% exactly the same

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I have explained everything to you

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Did you understand?

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It wasn't that difficult, was it?

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What about people who majored in liberal arts?

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But after listening and understanding, there is one very important fact

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Do you each have a blueprint inside your body or not?

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Yes, we do

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Yes

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Then if you have a blueprint, who must be there?

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The designer

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This is a very important matter

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Just like there are designers for cars and airplanes,

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there are also designers for human beings

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So, is it likely that humans just appeared on their own?

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Or is it more likely that someone created them?

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The possibility of someone creating us human is very high

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But you all need to personally meet the designer 

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Because right now, all of you are very broken

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Excuse me, but can I give you a prophecy?

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Today, all of you who are here will die

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It's a powerful prophecy, isn't it?

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No one can escape death, right?

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But what death mean for people is

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just like scrapping a car

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If you keep fixing it but can't fix it anymore, you have to scrap it, right?

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But think about it carefully

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If you replace all the broken parts of a car that is going to be scrapped, with new ones

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can that become a new car?

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It can

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Right?

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Then, if you want to fix that broken car, you have to go to the company that made it, right?

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Then, if it's true that someone designed a person,

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then you have to go to a company that created the human, correct?

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That makes sense logically

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But is there evidence that humans were created by one particular being?

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There is

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That's the blueprint

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You see I too haven't seen God with my own two eyes

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However, I have studied science

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I have been trained to acknowledge evidence

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But what is inside my body?

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There is a blueprint inside

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Then logically, if there is a blueprint, there must be someone who made it, right?

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The designer

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So humans didn't just appear on their own, someone made them

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But is the one who made humans at the same level as us?

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Or at a high level that we cannot compare to?

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High level that we cannot compare to

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Right?

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Isn't it?

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When someone is broken 

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Doctors can fix it, but they are like mechanics

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You run away when you meet a quack, right?

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So the only person who can fix humans when they are broken

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Are the one who designed and made humans

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So there is enough evidence to believe that the one who made humans exists

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So after you and I finish this short life

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The one who made us will fully restore us

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Not for a hundred years, not for a thousand years

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but forever

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I believe in that fact

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Some people think that heaven is abstract and unrealistic

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No

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If there were no blueprint in my body, I might not have thought like this

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But there is a very clear blueprint in my body

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You’ve realized one very important thing today

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What's inside your body?

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A blueprint

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Perhaps it's an important fact that you should never forget while living your life

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But at school

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Students, every living organism has a blueprint

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If there is a blueprint, it is natural that there is a designer

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Is the way we should have been educated 

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But surprisingly, you and I received education backwards at school

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Students, everything just appears by itself

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But that is clearly a wrong conclusion

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Now, I've told you a very important point today

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I'll give you a little supplementary explanation about the principle of design and wrap it up

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Do you know what this is a sign of?

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That's called Morse code

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You know, the old spies used to send messages

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Those are the signals

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That one in the upper left is the famous SOS signal

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It's a signal requesting help when a ship is sinking

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Three short signals, three long signals, and three short signals

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Everyone, remember that as common knowledge

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So when you're in danger, just send that signal

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For example, at night, with something like a flashlight

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Just flash it like this: dot-dot-dot, dash-dash-dash, dot-dot-dot

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Got it?

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And to say 'I love you,' just express it like this

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You can even record an entire encyclopedia

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Here's an important principle to keep in mind

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How many letters are there in Morse code?

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You don't even need to count, there are just two: dots and dashes

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There are 20 something alphabets in the English language

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Morse code only has dots and dashes, right?

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With just two distinct signals like this, you can record all messages

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But there's another developed code with just the two alphabet signals

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That's the digital computer

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With just 0 and 1, you can record everything. Two is enough

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But there's another discovered two-alphabet code

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Is the one I mentioned earlier, the genetic DNA code

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Although it may seem complicated to you, once you know it,

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there are only two types of combinations, GC and AT

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Messages are contained in those two types of combinations

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The principle is the same. What's different is that,

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Morse code was developed by humans

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Digital computer codes were also developed with human wisdom

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But the genetic DNA code contained in living organisms,

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wasn't developed by humans

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We only discovered it

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However, someone with exceptional wisdom and ability designed and made it

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Teaching that it was designed and was created is creation

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No, it could also have naturally formed over a long period of time

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Claiming that is evolution

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But which one to believe

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It's all up to your personal choices

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It cannot be forced upon you

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However, to assist you in making a wise choice,

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Let me give you an example

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You see that large purple thing to your left?

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It's actually a photograph

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What does it look like?

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You need imagination for that

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Earlier, I showed you the eye of the needle

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This time, it's the tip of the needle

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I took a picture of the needle tip greatly magnified

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Scientists examine various things because they have nothing to do

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But I'm not showing you the needle tip

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But there are yellowish things sticking to the needle tip, like rice grains. What do you think they are?

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Those are the famous E. coli bacteria

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Can you imagine how small E. coli bacteria are?

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These little guys can climb up to the needle tip and have a rally there

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But the important question is, does this tiny E. coli bacteria have a blueprint or not?

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Yes, all living organisms have a blueprint

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So, this is the picture of the E. coli that I enlarged in the top right corner

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And one of them is inside there

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And by pulling out the blueprint of that E. coli 

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Is this yellow strand looking thing

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And inside there is the genetic code that I mentioned earlier

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Who did I mention that has nothing to do at their job?


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Scientists

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They were so bored that they wrote down the letters of the blueprint alphabetically

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Like this

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But don't be surprised

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When the genetic code that's inside this tiny E. colin was written down

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Inside it, when written down densely like that

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You’ll fill a thousand pages of an encyclopedia

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A thousand pages is about the thickness of a Bible

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That's the genetic code that's inside a single E. coli

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Everyone, don't ignore an E. coli because it’s small 

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It's a great piece of work with an amazing blueprint

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But what's even more surprising is that if you make a mistake or miss just one alphabet here

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a deformed E. coli will appear

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This means that perfect information is contained

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This continues to surprise you, right?

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But what's more surprising than this E. coli is a human being

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Everyone, will you take a closer look at the tip of your finger?

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Do you see the cells there, or not?

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Those who claim to see them need to be taken care of 

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I did mention that something even finer than your hair is a cell

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But even in one small cell, there are 23 pairs of chromosomes tightly packed

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But when we tried writing down the genetic code contained inside

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Guess how much

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An encyclopedia, no, when we wrote down the genetic code inside it turned out to be

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3 billion alphabets

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When I calculated that 3 billion, it was equivalent to a million pages of an encyclopedia

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So that's a thousand books with a thousand pages each

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Everyone, a thousand books of encyclopedia

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That's the blueprint for you and me

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Everyone, imagine that

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If you stack up 10 encyclopedias, it will go higher than your knee

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If you stack 100 books, it will exceed the ceiling of your house

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If you stack a 1000 books, it will be as tall as a 10-story building

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The blueprint for stacking volumes of encyclopedia as tall as a 10-story building

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Is in one of your finger cells

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Everyone, are you too shocked to react

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Or have you been losing your concentration since earlier?

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To say that someone is alive means

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If you touch something hot, you should react by saying it's hot

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If you hear something surprising, you should react by saying it's surprising

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That's what being alive is

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Alright, let’s go again, again, again, and again

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The blueprint for stacking volumes of encyclopedia as tall as a 10-story building

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Is in one of your finger cells

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It is all contained within one right now

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So everyone, even though you and I may be broken right now,

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Just how mysterious is this body we have?

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As I mentioned earlier, there are about a thousand books worth of information in each of your cells

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There are over 60 trillion of those cells in your body

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So, when you're casually walking around

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God, the God who created us,

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The total amount of messages God has recorded in your body is

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60 trillion times the amount of information in a thousand encyclopedia volumes

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When something is so different from what you would usually think

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You don’t really know how to react, right?

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When I learned about this fact, a verse from a hymn came to my mind

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It's a bit old-fashioned expression but it’s

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Even if the sky were a scroll and the sea were ink

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It's true that we cannot record all of God's great love

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Do you agree that humans are truly precious beings?

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But do you think such valuable beings could’vd come into existence on their own?

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Wouldn't someone have had to create them specially?

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Someone created them specially but they’ve been broken

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And so much time flew, so people have forgotten everything

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But surprisingly, God has revealed through the Bible

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And through people, that God created us

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Now, as science has advanced, we can even confirm the evidence

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Now that's the end of my story

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There are many stories to come

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But the most important point among the four lectures I’ve given is

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What’s inside your body? A blueprint

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Only the one who designed us can fix us

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And that content is written in the Bible

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It’s not about just fixing

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But God has said that we will be available to live forever after death 

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I believe that to be true

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Let's finish here

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Thank you for listening