Xenotransplant Success“Big Ring” of Galaxies Found | Hugh Ross and Jeff Zweerink
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- čas přidán 30. 04. 2024
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Join Hugh Ross and Jeff Zweerink as they discuss new discoveries taking place at the frontiers of science that have theological and philosophical implications, including the reality of God’s existence.
Xenotransplant Success
Worldwide, millions of people need organ transplants and many die while waiting. It is impossible to scale up human organ donation rates to meet the demand. However, recent success in xenotransplantation may solve the shortfall. Surgical transplants of pig hearts, livers, and kidneys all show promise of (at least temporary) function and no signs of organ rejection. Xenotransplantation provides yet more evidence that God designed the higher animals to enhance human health and well-being.
“Big Ring” of Galaxies Found
Astronomers recently announced the discovery of a “Big Ring” of galaxy clusters. According to calculations based on scientists’ best understanding of the universe, the size of this ring exceeds the largest size structure that could possibly form, and it joins a class of about 10 structures that are “too big.” While some people might take this find as evidence that our current understanding of the universe (size, age, composition, etc.) is wrong, the discovery highlights how well we comprehend the universe and provides insight that will direct us into a deeper understanding. It also affirms the biblical prediction that we live in an orderly, reliable, and understandable creation.
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LINKS & RESOURCES -
Keith Cooper, “An Impossibly Huge Ring of Galaxies Might Lead Us to New Physics. Here’s
How,” www.space.com/big-ring-galact...
Ethan Siegel, “Giant Ring? Giant Arc? These “Structures” May Not Even Be Real,”
bigthink.com/starts-with-a-ba...
Smriti Mallapaty and Max Kozlov, “First Pig Kidney Transplant in a Person: What It Means for the Future,” www.nature.com/articles/d4158...
Smriti Mallapaty, “First Pig Liver Transplanted into a Person Lasts for 10 Days,”
www.nature.com/articles/d4158...
Sara Reardon, “First Pig-to-Human Heart Transplant: What Can Scientists Learn?, www.nature.com/articles/d4158...
Max Kozlov, “Monkey Survives for Two Years after Gene-Edited Pig-Kidney Transplant,”
www.nature.com/articles/d4158...
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GUEST: Hugh Ross
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Microphone issues in this episode, Jeff's is the only one working.
Gravitational lensing can make galaxies appear in a circular arrangement as well, but since we believe in a God who's continually involved in His creation there is always some chance of observing something that does not add up in terms of undirected physics alone - such as life itself, DNA structures etc. We as created intelligent beings mess with undirected nature all the time. So there very well 'could' be un-natural structures out there within the cosmos, which appears to be artificial in its entirety anyways.
"Massachusetts man dies 2 months after becoming first person to receive successful pig kidney transplant"
Thank you for posting. It's interesting to hear your conclusions about God and science/galaxy. I'm going with science. I am happy you have your God.
They are not in opposition, god is the greatest scientist to ever exist. And many many scientists have admitted there must be a beginner to the universe, basically admitting there must be something that began space, matter, time, and energy. Pretty exciting stuff.
@@benliftin4awhile , Ok. I am happy for them. v
@@benliftin4awhile which scientist said that
@@webber3481 it’s scientists, and many, the atheist side of the table has admitted that they can not take “theism” off the scientific table of possibilities
@@benliftin4awhile still haven't answered my question, which reputable scientists or atheists have said what you claim they believe
Organ transplants between mRNA vaccinated and non-vaccinated will be an issue. Just like the blood problem that currently exists.
Shouldn't be an issue for most people. For those that do have an issue, its easy, refuse the transfusion. Good luck if you're a trauma patient. Your ignorance about mRNA information is telling. It seems you know little about tissue rejection issues too. v
@virginiatyree6705 do you have a great ignorance about the adverse events, stringy clots, increased cardiac issues, and increase in excess room temperatures for those that got the goo?
@@cptrikester2671 , You are vested in being 'right'. I am happy for you. v
@@virginiatyree6705 most people have a vested interest in being 'right'.
The real question is what do they do about being 'wrong'.
I prefer a healthy skepticism and immune system.
@@cptrikester2671 , I'm happy for you. v
Dr Hugh Ross is a wonderful, brilliant astrophysicist as well as recognizing the scientific fact that without a designer (the God of the Bible) who is apart from space, matter and energy and will continue to learn from his wisdom. However, when he talks about health-related subjects he is no more credible than anyone else. This may not have any impact on anyone, but I will stop listening to Reasons To Believe as long as he steps outside his area of expertise.
Sadly, RTB ran articles denigrating so-called conspiracy theories during 2020-21 in order to get everyone on board with the Covid narrative and spoke admiringly of the exper imental and allegedly safe and effective mrna and viral vector injections. Not a word of contrition from them after four years.