
Episode #1
What the early evolutionists got wrong
<p> Ten years after the publication of Charles Darwin's "The Origin of Species...", there were two discoveries that though unknown at the time (1869) that in retrospect demonstrated that the conclusions drawn from the dedicated work of Darwin were contrary to the designs in Nature.</p><p> Almost before the dust had settled from Darwin's publication in 1859, the Swiss chemist Friedrich Miescher isolated what he called "nuclein", which we know today as DNA, which turned out to be the blueprint for the physical forms of every living organism, also in 1869, the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev received in a dream/vision The...






