Creation Revolution

Category: Human Biology

• Single Mutation Makes Melanesians Blond

  Solomon Islanders have very dark skin. Most also have dark hair, but about one in ten of them have strikingly blond hair. How is this blond trait inherited, and do the people of the Solomon Islands inherit it the same … Continue reading →

  

• The President and Homosexuality

  “Barack Obama on Wednesday became the first sitting president to announce his support for same-sex marriage” (Stein, 2012). For a national, yea, international, figure to weigh in on such a moral issue, far-reaching, catastrophic consequences are inevitable. The gradual erosion of … Continue reading →

  

• A Possible Creationist Perspective on the Tyrolean (Oetztaler) Ice Man

  Abstract Much attention has been given to the Tyrolean Ice Man since his discovery in 1991. To the evolutionist he is somewhat of an enigma; a resourceful and cultured individual from an area previously thought to be a Neolithic backwater. … Continue reading →

  

• Evolution’s End? President Obama Calls for Same-Sex Marriage

  Is President Obama’s “evolution” on same sex marriage finally complete? His call for the legalization of same-sex marriage yesterday is an historic and tragic milestone. An incumbent President of the United States has now called for a transformation of civilization’s … Continue reading →

  

• We Became Human by Mistake

  A new theme in human evolution is making the rounds.  According to the story, a mistake led to the human brain, and the rest is history. Live Science headlined in bold print, “Did a Copying Mistake Build Man’s Brain?”  (We assume … Continue reading →

  

• Four Scientific Reasons That Refute Evolution

  Some claim that evolution is unbiblical and unscientific. Others claim that science proves evolution. Which view is right? Four clear observations show why evolution—which asserts that fish became fishermen by nature’s provision of new biological information—is utterly unscientific. 1. Fossils … Continue reading →

  

• The Theological Case Against Evolution

  We all like science. In fact, we couldn’t live without it. Science has helped us put man on the moon, put the Internet in our pockets, see 14 billion light-years into space, and unveil a universe of microbiological machines within … Continue reading →

  

• Stem Cells Getting Healthier

  Over the past decade, stem cells have been a hot news item.  Here are some late breaking news stories about them. How they work:  Researchers in the Netherlands found a new way to culture mouse embryonic stem cells in vitro.  … Continue reading →

  

• Hitler’s ‘Master Race’ Children Haunted by Their Past

  Between 1935 and 1945, there were born some 10,000 children in Germany and an estimated 9,000 in Norway as part of a Nazi genetic engineering plan to build up an Aryan ‘master-race’ or super-breed of humanity. This scheme was known … Continue reading →

  

• Bigotry on the Ballot? No, Dishonesty in the Editorial

  Many of the nation’s leading newspapers serve as advocacy agents for the normalization of homosexuality and the legalization of same-sex marriage. Leading this charge for some time, The New York Times regularly promotes same-sex marriage in its editorials and news coverage. Even … Continue reading →

  

• An Amazing Tract Record

  Most people have a passing knowledge of the food they eat, and perhaps how it gets digested. As with all human body systems, however, details of the digestive or gastrointestinal (GI) tract—including the incredibly rich microbial flora found at the … Continue reading →

  

• Why You Are Waterproof?

  Can you imagine inflating like a water balloon every time you jumped in a swimming pool?  Or what if water leaked out of your skin every time you drank a glass of water?  Your skin forms an impermeable barrier to … Continue reading →

  

• Are You Part Neanderthal?

  Within the evolutionary world of human ancestry, there is still some controversy as whether or not Neanderthals were fully human or a separate species.  Many try to classify Neanderthals as a separate human-like species that went extinct, perhaps because they … Continue reading →

  

• Made in His Image: The Connecting Power of Hands

  A boom in affordable housing in the 1950s was helped by the invention of a distinctive multifunctional piece of equipment: the backhoe. Its strong yet relatively slender articulated arm allowed precise yet rapid placement for digging or lifting. The manipulative … Continue reading →

  

• How Does Our Body Know The Difference Between Good And Bad Bacteria?

  Many people may not realize that our bodies are home to trillions of bacteria.  They cover our skin, they’re in our mouths, noses, ears, throats, blood and most of our organs.  In fact, if we were to eliminate every bacteria … Continue reading →