Taken from the Abbie Smith versus Dr. Charles Jackson debate that occurred at the Christ Church in Yukon, Oklahoma on March 26, 2009.
Evolanders* were arguing with Dr. Jackson about a variety of topics, including Dr. Jackson's reconciliation of fossils with the biblical account of Noah's flood, whether or not the Morganucodon is considered by evolutionists to be the mother of mammals, whether Coelacanth fish fossils--fossils of a fish once incorrectly deemed extinct by Evolutionists--are absent for millions of years from the fossil record, and whether the Morganucodon was in pre-Permian or Permian layers.
Morganucodon fossils exist. They are from Triassic rock and not Permian. Dr. Jackson's evolutionist date of 210 million years ago for the Morganucodon fits in the accepted range of 205 to 225 million years (depending on your citation), so Dr. Jackson wasn't wrong about either the time frame of the Morganucodon or the time frame of the Permian period.
But he did make one slip, not discovered until I put the first version of this video up, attributing the Morganucodon fossils to the Permian layer. And Dr. J. has readily admitted to me via email that this was an error.
In the spirit of the Nova/evolutionist propaganda documentary, "Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial", which won a Peabody award even though it only disclosed that footage it used from the Hollywood film "Inherit the Wind" was "loosely" based on the Scopes Monkey Trial after it already showed the footage**, I decided to disclose the one error Dr. Jackson made after selecting the more important footage.
What's more interesting than Dr. Jackson's minor mix-up is that during the entire exchange, the evolutionist Abbie Smith sat at her table, silent, as her fanboys got PWND.
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*Evolanders: "Evolution only" in the classroom is their motto.
**In fact, "Inherit the Wind" was highly a fictionalized version of events with great artistic liberty taken, and was intended as a metaphor against McCarthyism, not a historically accurate portrayal of the Scopes Monkey Trial.
