Devastating, Dangerous, and Deadly Bacteria?
Vložit
- čas přidán 4. 09. 2023
- Bacteria are everywhere! While we can't see them with the naked eye, these little critters are everywhere, even in and on your body! Some of these bacteria can cause serious problems! Where did they come from? What is their role in creation?
Host Trey and Dr. Frank Sherwin discuss this important topic on episode 56 of The Creation Podcast!
-
Do you have questions about science or Scripture? Post them in the comments and we might answer them in future episodes.
Tune in every other Tuesday here on CZcams for new episodes. You can also find the audio version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Google Podcasts.
Don't forget to subscribe to our channel to get notified about all of our upcoming episodes!
Hope to see you next time on The Creation Podcast!
-
Learn more about the Institute for Creation Research: www.icr.org/
Shop our store: www.icr.org/store
Support our ministry: www.icr.org/donate
Plan your visit to our Dallas creation museum and planetarium: discoverycenter.icr.org/
God bless you ICR 🙏🙏🙏
I wish to thank you for sharing this Podcast video with me . Amen
Widespread sanitation is primarily responsible for stopping plague outbreaks.
Praise the Lord for that. I'm thankful all those Christians of the past worked hard on sanitation systems
@@truthisbeautiful7492 They did, too.
I read James Shapiro's book ("Evolution: A View From The 21st Century"), and while I don't subscribe to his overall view, he says that under starvation conditions, bacteria shut down the more accurate error correcting system, making them much more prone to mutation. I suspect that starvation may have an impact on whether bacteria become pathogenic or not.
Anyway, I really enjoyed this video. Bacteria are fascinating little creatures. I call them nature's little helpers, designed, of course, by God.
I believe bacteria were all created for good reasons at first and just like you said, decay occurred and now we have some bacteria that are bad.
Loved this episode!
Great information ... thank you ICR. ICR should produce a 90- or 120-minutes documentary on the fallen nature of beneficial and deleterious micro-organisms. It should include mushrooms, if mushrooms are part of the same family as micro-organisms. The documentary should include footage of micro-organisms through microscopic videos, still images, and CGI or Computer-Generated Imagery.
What good are computer generated (insilico) images. No pathogenic transfer has ever been proven.
@marktapley7571 No puddle has ever amassed 20 left handed amino acids, sugars lipids and proteins abound, code for dna, and then suddenly snap crackle pop- a dinosaur thinghy.
J
Thanks for the video.
Wow, this was so interesting!!!
I have so many more questions now. 😆
Good episode!
I wonder if deadly things had to become that way in order to live after the fall.
They evolved.
The vast majority of bacteria and virus's serve a good function regulating biological systems. It is just wrong to say all bacteria or virus's are bad for our health.
In regard to fungus inf: any thoughts on why tea tree oil (medical quality) is so effective on treating these infections?
Can you get bacteria back in your skin?
Staphylococcus epidermis is normal flora which lives on human skin. You wash it off but it always comes back. It's not a pathogen but protects your skin.
Thanks! In the video it was said you could lose the good bacteria when taking antibiotics. Does it take a long time to get the good bacteria back?
@@seastheday2020 Depends on various factors, but you can often do things to get good bacteria back faster, e.g. play in the mud, take probiotics...
Thanks so much!
You're welcome!@@seastheday2020
Great interview! Scripture is filled with wisdom. Darwinism is clueless.
Interesting resent utube about the decline of the Colorado locast. Are we on an evilutionary increase to higher life forms. there need even all these destructive life forms. Or are we actually on a decline apiral downward because of man's sin. And decline of death and destruction. That HE that created us will ultimately restore all things. Meanwhile we should try to make thibgs better. And try to help each other survive that includes the poor and needy Not just the strong (eviltion idea of stronger survive) and the greedy.
Sin brought death and also the things that bring death (i.e. bacteria)
No, death came before sin.
no bacteria was all good from creation
death came after sin
so, creation was cursed by God, along with death making good bacteria (and other creatures of creation, both animals and plants) potentially deadly, too
Strange that the little things they say we evoed from billions of years ago and they are so primitive and we are so evo yet they can out smart and kill us sounds lol
Out there some atheist will say a rock can fall on you and kill to
They evolved too!
@@georg7120but not into vegan how convenient
the third world, India (1400 mill.) live surrounded by them. So do Africans and Latins. All over the place
Great video. Great scientific information.
This video had some bad theology. Jesus Christ and His Apostles clearly taught we must endure to the end. There is no automatic future forgiveness in The Bible and other scriptures God gave us. "receive Jesus Christ as your personal Savior" is not in the Bible. We do need accept. We accept by James 2:17-18.
If baseball never happened, you couldn't be a baseball player. 🤷♂️
If gravity was heavier or lighter, could there be baseball? That's lifestyle not only survival. J
@@UserRandJ Without the right gravity, you don't have life.
God didn't know that plants are alive?
Are your ears painted on?
@@UserRandJ "Are your ears painted on?". I like it. I'll use it.
Plants do not live in the same way that people and animals do.
@@annep.1905 But they have many things in common.
The guest says they are not alive in the same sense that humans and animals are. On the other hand, I don't think that makes them "dead" in God's eyes. You may be surprised to know that things aren't always black or white.
If evolution didn't happen, how can there be a evolutionist?🤡🤯🤦♂️
Great point.. But I don't believe we evolved out of mud that somehow got zapped to be alive.. BUT... the term evolution can also mean that animals of a "kind" change size, shape, and in small other ways. Most of the changes are due to damage of cells.. But in humans it's obvious that in very sunny areas humans developed more melanin in skin to protect them...and in colder climates with less sun exposure humans developed less melanin in their skins so they could absorb the vit D and positives of sun exposure that the body needs. The finches that Darwin used in his book were differentiated when separated, and they lived in different environments. God created life to adapt.. so life would survive.. That type of evolution is what I believe in. So.. I think if someone calls themselves an evolutionist, it needs to be adjusted to the study of changes that are part of God's creation.
Both are man developed activities that were DESIGNED by man to be done by man.
If the moon, Luna, doesn't cause lunacy, how can there be lunatics?🤪
@@wms72 🤢🤦♂️
@@YECBIB What's the matter? Don't like your question being shown up as the joke that it is?
You guys should consider taking some antihistamines so you can start breathing through your noses. I don't think enough oxygen is reaching your brains
Where do these bacteria come from, Since god didn't create them (there was no death), they must have evolved.
Bacteria has good uses there’s some in our body that help us digest our food. So in the beginning, bacteria had a good purpose, but then the curse changed all that now bacteria we’re becoming dangerous or imperfect, losing their original ability, not gaining new ones as we all been taught.
Correct . Copies of copies of copies lose information
God created them.
@@wms72 Where does the bible tell that? People didn't know about bacteria, so they didn't mention them.
@@RodericGurrolaOr gaining abilities. The production of toxins is a gained ability.