"Since humans have an amount of information equivalent to a thousand 500-page books, a 4 percent difference amounts to 40 large books (again, even if we assume that the hybridization data really correlates to gene sequence similarity)."

"That is, random mutation plus natural selection is expected to generate the information equivalent of 12 million words arranged in a meaningful sequence.  This is an impossibility even if we grant the 10 million years asserted by evolutionists.  Population genetics calculations shat that animals with human-like generation times of about 20 years could substitute no more than about 1,700 mutations in that time."

* Jonathan Safarti, Refuting Evolution. (Green Forest, Arkansas: Master Books, 1999) p. 84.  Dr. Sarfati earned his doctorate in physical chemistry from Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand.   Dr. Safarti is affiliated with Answers In Genesis: www.AnswersInGenesis.org.

Copyright © 2001 - 2007