The problem occurs long before that. Evolution is a myth that cannot get off the found, much less to DNA.

When you begin with rocks and water, simplest stable forms are, well, simple.

More complex forms are only "stable" when they are in a complex environment. But how do you get a complex environment from rocks and water?

You can't, unless, of course, these environments are intelligently created.

So again I say: Evolution cannot even get off the ground.



Of course you would, and you would like to omit many other things as well.

Problem is, all of these subjects are intimately connected.

Evolution attempts (poorly) to explain cell to man, but what about rock to cell.

Creation solves all of these problems, not only elegantly, but with sufficient evidence.

When studying, we mustn't omit things, even if it feels right.