>One of the best arguments i've read is Genetic Entropy by John Sanford. Sanford is not just a geneticist, is the most renowned of all geneticists and inventor of GMO, although his name is now mud. He says in his book that because of his invention he is independently wealthy and can say what his colleagues can't afford to say (because they need jobs). That is that the more science and technology advances, the more the field of genetics proves evolution is impossible. In fact it proves the opposite: de-evolution. He says it's very likely the first humans lived hundreds of years. Says genetic information follows the 2nd law of thermodynamics -- entropy and that the gene pools of all species are less than 10,000 years old. He converted from atheism to Christianity because of his field of study. I've bought many copies for friends and family.
>>One of the best arguments i've read is Genetic Entropy by John Sanford. Sanford is not just a geneticist, is the most renowned of all geneticists and inventor of GMO, although his name is now mud. He says in his book that because of his invention he is independently wealthy and can say what his colleagues can't afford to say (because they need jobs). That is that the more science and technology advances, the more the field of genetics proves evolution is impossible. In fact it proves the opposite: de-evolution. He says it's very likely the first humans lived hundreds of years. Says genetic information follows the 2nd law of thermodynamics -- entropy and that the gene pools of all species are less than 10,000 years old. He converted from atheism to Christianity because of his field of study. I've bought many copies for friends and family.
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