Category: Biology

Gene Complexity

Posted on: 21 January 2025 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

Gene Complexity Showcases Engineered Versitilty

In this video, Richard introduces a recent article by Jeffrey Tomkins about the complexity of the genetic code. Advances in molecular biology in recent years have gradually taken us further and further from the original simplistic view of Darwinian evolution. As we see the revealing of ever increasing complexity in biological systems, we cannot help but to see an ever increasing case for intelligent design.

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Stairway to Life

Posted on: 18 January 2025 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

Stairway to Life

The article referred to by this video is a review of the book 'The Stairway to Life' by Change Laura Tan and Rob Stadler. The book highlights a series of steps (twelve in all) which are necessary to bring about life as we know it, and that all the steps must be proven as being possible by evolution, if evolution is to be true. All twelve steps fail in this respect, and yet in spite of overwhelming evidence against it, the Theory of Evolution is still accepted as normal thinking.

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Mendel’s Accountant

Posted on: 14 January 2025 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

Mendel's Accountant

This post follows on from an earlier post Genetic Entropy and actually links to the same article. In this video, Richard approaches the subject from a slightly different angle, making both videos worth listening to.

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More evidence for Complexity

Posted on: 04 January 2025 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

More evidence for the complexity and ingenuity of life

This video and the associated article look at the way in which our present day knowledge of the complexity of biological systems has broken way past the barriers of what was understood when evolutionary theory was first popularised in the 19th Century. We have more evidence than ever before before that biology is best explained in terms of intelligent design rather than Darwinian evolution. Added to that, we have got to admit that even now, we are far from understanding everything, and that there is yet much more to be discovered.

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DNA in Ancient Bacteria

Posted on: 31 December 2024 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

DNA in ancient Bacteria

In this video, Richard introduces an article which reports on the findings of DNA from bacteria in salt crystals, dated at 250 million years by conventional methods. It should be noted however that:

1. The DNA is well preserved, which could not be the case given many millions of years.
2. The DNA is remarkably similar to that is present day bacteria, which again could not be the case, given the number of mutations that would have occurred over millions of years.

This is yet further evidence in favour of a young earth.

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Interfaces Between Organsims

Posted on: 18 December 2024 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

Interfaces between separate organisms require design

This video and the associated article talk about working interfaces between different organisms (known in biology as symbiosis). Richard mentions fungus on tree roots as one example, though there are many other cases in the living world. The key point that is being made, is that for two different living things to interact physically in a beneficial way, the interface on each one must be fully compatible with the other, which has surely got to be due to intelligent design. He compares it to a spacecraft docking with a space station, something that requires complex and precise engineering design.

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Adaptation – a Product of Design

Posted on: 13 December 2024 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

Adaptation - a Product of Design

In this video, Richard introduces a set of three articles by Robert Carter which discuss the way in which living organisms were designed to be able to adapt to their environment. Whilst Darwin was right in observing that the adaptation of species is a reality, the mechanism of genetics was not understood during his time. We now understand that DNA and the genetic code are incredibly complex, and that the ability to adapt can be programmed into that code. This amazing feat of engineering has got to be the work of intelligent design rather than a random process of evolution.

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Genetic Entropy

Posted on: 11 December 2024 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

Genetic Entropy - Mendel's Accountant

The term 'genetic entropy' refers to the way that mutations cause degeneration rather than enhancement of the genetic code. In this video, Richard discusses the implications of major work in this field carried out by John Sandford and his associates, with the development of "Mendel's Accountant", an analytical computer program. We know that designed/manufactured things decay over a period of time, and the genetic code is no exception, as mistakes due to mutations are introduced in every generation. As such, the genetic code would simply not survive the evolutionary timescale and yet we continue to be indoctrinated with evolutionary thinking.

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Young DNA

Posted on: 06 December 2024 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

Young DNA

In this video, Richard introduces an article about genetics and DNA. What is coming to light is the fact that many of the scientific discoveries being made in this area, actually fit far better into the model of a 6000 year old world history rather than that of a long age.

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Junk DNA

Posted on: 25 November 2024 by Richard Worsley
Posted in: [Creation and World History]  [Biology] 

Junk DNA

Before the human DNA code started to be mapped out in detail in the early 2000s, it was generally believed that a substantial part of our genetic code constituted 'junk DNA', which fitted the evolutionary model well, as it could be looked upon as an evolutionary leftover. This ties into the fact that only a relatively small part of the genetic code is concerned with protein manufacture, which was originally seen as the primary function of DNA. Research over the last 20+ years has revealed however, that DNA does a lot more than just manufacturing proteins, and that its function is a great deal more complex than was originally believed, thus adding great weight to the argument in favour of intelligent design, as opposed to everything happening by chance.

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