What does twenty years of cloning reveal? A striking decay beneath the surface normalcy of cloned mice: as generations progressed, mutations amassed, leading to extinction by the 58th clone. This starkly challenges the creationist narrative of "genetic entropy," underscoring the crucial role of sexual reproduction in preserving genomic integrity.
Hand-Waving at the Fall: YEC Explanations of the Origins of Defense Structures
Harry F. Sanders III's article at Answers in Genesis attempts to reconcile young-earth creationism with the existence of defense and attack structures (DAS) in nature, proposing four problematic explanations for their origin. I find these explanations scientifically inadequate, lacking empirical support and testable hypotheses while highlighting significant challenges they present within a short young-earth time frame.
Apples, Oranges, and Genomes: A Critique of Dr. Carter’s Claims about Human-Chimpanzee Genetic Similarity
In a battle of genetics, Dr. Rob Carter boldly claims humans are 10-15% genetically different from chimpanzees, challenging evolutionary biology and endorsing Biblical creation. However, this sensational rhetoric relies on confusing metrics and ignores critical comparative data.