What’s the biggest challenge to evolutionary ideas? There are so many things that you could point to—the origin of life, the complexity of a single cell, the language system that is DNA, and so much more. Well, the most recent issue of Answers, our award-winning biblical worldview magazine, points to something you can see all around you—the eye! The lead article shares cutting-edge research on eyeballs throughout nature, showing they are far more complex than anyone could have imagined.
This article is fascinating—you won’t want to miss it! This newest issue also includes articles on “fishy” evolution, what scientists ignore about climate change, and how reindeer are able to thrive in their frigid home. You’ll also find these articles:
Your kids will also learn about the design of eyes throughout creation, including their own, in a kids’ mini magazine included with your subscription. This short magazine for children is a great way to help them to build a biblical worldview.
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Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken
This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.
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