The article linked to the image below goes into detail about how a baby begins to be built upon the fertilization of the egg.  A high level overview of the process is detailed in the article when it states, "Once a mammalian egg has been fertilized by a sperm, it divid...

The below linked article is fascinating and the researcher is attempting to answer the question, "how are two dramatically different organisms, in this case male and female, produced from a single genome"?

The article states that the "males and females hatch out of thei...

The article linked below discusses how DNA is the best information storage medium known in the galaxy.  Is such an ability best explained by a very intelligent designer or by random luck?  The answer is obvious of course yet many who adhere to the blind faith of the mi...

The article linked below describes what likely finished off the woolly mammoths.  The article states, "a new study reveals the mammoths’ horrific final days: A series of harmful genetic mutations appears to have led to what authors call a “genomic meltdown” in the popu...

The article linked to the picture below discusses a great piece of research.  Essentially, the research effort scanned the genetic programming of 4,600 genes in 50 healthy adults.  They discovered some 5 million genetic mutations.  Based on our current knowledge, most...

I came across the short video linked to the image below and wanted to share it.  First, I'm not sure how anyone could watch this video and think that the complexity of the cell came about through random mutations.  It is very obvious that the cell is a sophisticated sy...

Whether you practice the faith of evolution or not, you must agree that the answer is great design.  The article linked to the picture below describes the design concepts that allowed sauropod dinosaurs to grow so big.

The question is did this design, along with thousan...

The article linked to the picture below discusses how mutations can bring about OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder).  It states, "Both in humans and in mice, there is a circuit in the brain called the corticostriatal connection that regulates habitual and repetitive ac...