Comment on How much of the Human Genome is Functional? by Ethan.
“The mutation is clearly unique to this particular family and has clear functionality. It’s seems obvious to me that it is a novel mutation that did not exist in the original ancestral human gene pool.”
Our antediluvian ancestors had a genome that I believe far better protected them from disease and injury. Perhaps some of these beneficial mutations that we see today are simply mutations which take us back to the original wild type. It would be amazing if we could obtain DNA from some of the early descendants of Noah and compare it with our own yet these gravesites have thus far eluded us.
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Recent Comments by Ethan
Massive Deserts Dunes – During a Worldwide Flood?
Thank you for your in-depth research on this topic. We should be teaching our academy students geology from the creationist perspective so they are better prepared with what they will face at the college level even in our own institutions.
GC Delegates Vote to Tighten Language of Fundamental #6 on Creation
“Carter emphasized that LLU is committed to God as creator and redeemer and being cooperative and supportive of the world church so long as it does not compromise their ability to perform their medical work faithfully with integrity and credibility.”
Something is extremely wrong about that statement. Should it not instead read as follows?
“Carter emphasized that LLU is committed to performing medical work faithfully with integrity and credibility so long as it does not compromise their ability to worship God as creator and redeemer.”
