Bdellas are fascinating microscopic predators known for their speed and unique feeding habits. They hunt and consume E. coli bacteria by puncturing their membranes and injecting enzymes to digest them from the inside. Scientists recognize that bdellas play a crucial role in controlling bacterial populations. Every part of creation, even the smallest creatures, serves a God-given purpose.
This film is like no other. Fifteen Ph.D. scientists collaborated to produce a coordinated, coherent, powerful argument. Each is a specialist in a field relevant to the subject: natural selection, the origin of life, geology, genetics, radiometric dating, the fossil record, cosmology, and ethics. Together, they demolish the very pillars of evolutionary naturalism.