Sexual Reproduction Evolution’s Decisive Downfall – Ron Payne Segment
Channel: Apologetics Forum of Snohomish County
Date: 2022-06-25

Plant and animal sexual reproduction scientifically defy logic – how it could have “spontaneously” arisen. It is a “one generational” process that needs to be fully developed on a chemical and cellular basis as well as physiologically in two distinct sexes in thousands of distinct species all concurrently and fully functional or there is no second generation. Natural selection cannot facilitate the development of sexual reproduction because it runs on sexual reproduction. Sexual reproduction is a most significant flaw in evolutionary theory since it eliminates the time factor (even if you assume an evolutionary time scale exists in the first place) in the equation:

Time + Chance + Sexual Reproduction +Natural Selection = New Species

Many evolutionists consider sexual reproduction the Queen of evolutionary problems with no explanation and almost always avoided, even more so than the chemical origin of life. They always talk about the “Why” but never the “How”. The “one generational” sexual reproduction problem is a very simple concept but a powerful apologetic tool to dismantle evolutionary theory and support Biblical design.

Speaker: Ron Payne has a B.S. degree in chemistry from the University of Washington and studied microbiology at Oregon State University. He spent 35 years in the Aerospace Industry as a Senior Principle Materials and Process Engineer specializing in chemical processes, waste treatment, metallurgy, circuit board fabrication, metal finishing, adhesives, coatings, paints, cleaning, electronic assembly, procurement engineering and technical documentation. He was a Board member for the Creation Association of Puget Sound (CAPS) and also for the Mount St. Helens Creation Center for more than 15 years. He managed and provided creation resources for CAPS and spoke on various creation topics to homeschool and church groups. He specializes in creation tours to Mount St. Helens and Dry Falls sponsored by the Apologetics Forum, of which he is now a Board member.