Is there such a thing as interracial marriage? Well, all this week we’ve been looking at the Bible’s teaching that there’s only one race—the human race. So if there’s only one biological race, there’s no such thing as “interracial” marriage!

Now, there’s only one race, but there’s actually two races. What do I mean by that? Well, the New Testament talks about two spiritual races—believers and unbelievers. The only kind of marriage the Bible speaks against is between a Christian and a non-Christian. The Bible doesn’t say marriages between different people groups are wrong. After all, we’re all related through Adam and Eve.

Yesterday, we learned that when we start with the Bible, there’s no room for racist attitudes. We’re all descendants of Adam and Eve, created in God’s image. So, there’s only one race—the human race.

This means that everyone is your relative. Have you ever stopped to think about this? Your neighbor, your coworker, the family across the street—they’re all your relatives. So are the millions of Muslim peoples, the young secularists, and uncontacted tribal people.

As Christians, it should burden us that millions of our relatives have never heard about the gift of salvation through Jesus. We need to take the gospel to all the world.

Did you know the Bible’s history gives us the answer to racism?

In Genesis, we read that God created Adam and Eve in his image. They were the first people and we’re all their descendants. So, where’d all the people groups come from?

Well, after the global flood of Noah’s day, mankind disobeyed God. So, God confused their language, forcing them to spread over the earth. Different language groups took different physical characteristics around the world. This led to the development of what some people call “races.” But there’s only one race—the human race. In a biblical view, there’s absolutely no room for racism.

Did you know that the Bible explains the origin of languages around the world? After the flood, Noah’s descendants disobeyed God and refused to spread around the world. So God confused their language so they were forced to fill the earth.

Now, we can look at the genealogies recorded in Genesis and see that, from the original language, God created less than one hundred new ones. Well, language analysts have determined that all 7,000 languages spoken around the world today came from less than 100 original languages.

Yes, science confirms God’s Word from the very beginning.

You’ve probably heard of flood legends around the world. But these aren’t the only stories that sound similar to the history in the Bible.

The Polynesians have a story about a group of people that, after the flood, tried to build to the sky, but the creator changed their language. The ancient Sumerians had a story of a time when all people spoke one language, but it got changed by a god. Groups in Asia, India, North America, and other places have very similar stories.

Of course, the real account of this event, called the tower of Babel, is found in the Bible. You see, these legends confirm that the Bible’s history really is true.

Yesterday we looked at the claim that morality is determined by feelings. We saw that, in this view, no one can tell anyone else what they’re doing is wrong since everyone can choose their own morality.

Well, I’ve also heard that “we establish laws by consensus.” But different groups can have a different consensus.

So, let’s take this to its logical conclusion. Are terrorism and suicide bombings wrong? What about Nazi Germany or the modern sex trade which abuses children? If these groups have decided these things are right, how can our group say they’re wrong?

Without the foundation of God’s Word, morality makes no sense.

A big problem in the secular worldview is trying to explain where morality comes from. One famous atheist once told me he determines what’s right and wrong “based on what I feel as a member of the human tribe.”

He then admitted that his feelings could be very different from someone else’s feelings.

But what happens if someone feels that types like him are dangerous? Should they be allowed to get rid of them? Of course not! But if morality is determined by our feelings, there’s nothing wrong with this, and no one can tell someone else what they’re doing is right or wrong.

You see, only God’s Word provides a solid foundation for morality.

DNA is an complex language and information system built into the cells of every living thing.

I once challenged a famous atheist to explain how matter could produce a language system with trillions of bits of information. Such a thing has never been observed—information always comes from other information.

His answer? “Here we are.” That was his evidence! He wasn’t starting with the evidence. The evidence we observe is that information can’t arise by natural processes. He started with a belief that somehow this happened because, well, we’re here. He had already excluded God, so all he was left with was his naturalistic belief.

Did you know evolutionists teach that you’re related to poison ivy and mosquitos?

During his visit to the Ark Encounter nine years ago, I asked Bill Nye, “the Science Guy,” if we’re related to bananas and he said, “yes!” Now, he thinks we’re related to everything because every living creature has DNA. He thinks this shows common descent. But that starts with the assumption that everything arose from a common ancestor.

There’s a different way of looking at DNA. Our Creator made us all to live in the same world, eat the same food, and breathe the same air. So, he wisely designed every living thing with the same building blocks—DNA.

There’s a zoo near where I live that proudly teaches kids nothing separates them from the animals. Of course, they don’t mention the big fence that does! But this is a dangerous teaching.

If we’re just animals, then why should we value life? Animals don’t. Why not get rid of spare kids like spare cats? We’re already seeing this with abortion.

Or why should we behave morally? Animals don’t have a moral code. And yet, we know that some things are right and wrong. Why?

Well, because we aren’t just animals. We are indeed separate from them because we’re uniquely created in the image of God, and accountable to our Creator.