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Devastating, Dangerous, and Deadly Bacteria? | The Creation Podcast: Episode 56

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 05, 2023

Bacteria are everywhere! While we can't see them with the naked eye, these little critters are everywhere, even in and on your body! Some of these bacteria can cause serious problems! Where did they come from? What is their role in creation?

Host Trey and Dr. Frank Sherwin discuss this important topic on episode 56 of The Creation Podcast!

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