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All Creatures Great & Small (2010)

Bacteria are often used as a model organism for evolutionary biology, but there are many reasons this is not appropriate. This interesting DVD uses a creationist perspective to help us understand God’s original design and purpose for microbes and how various genetic mechanisms since the Fall have led to bacteria that cause disease.
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Bacteria are often used as a model organism for evolutionary biology, but there are many reasons this is not appropriate. This interesting DVD uses a creationist perspective to help us understand God’s original design and purpose for microbes and how various genetic mechanisms since the Fall have led to bacteria that cause disease.

Rating:G
Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Benjamin Wilt
Written By:Georgia Purdom
In Theaters:1/1/2010
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Runtime:61 minutes
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