The human brain’s abilities exceed what evolution could produce. Alfred Wallace even questioned evolutionary explanations. The mind remains overwhelming evidence of divine design.

Creatures are engineered with principles superior to human designs, such as ideal bone composition and fluid pathways. These optimized structures appear even in early fossils. All creation displays the work of a master Engineer.

The immune system uses 100,000 B‑cell variations to recognize invaders. DNA constantly rearranges to create new defenses. This adaptability confirms we are “fearfully and wonderfully made.”

Image: Human B Lymphocyte (B Cell), NIAID, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.

A living cell enlarged to city size would show transport systems, factories, and robotic machinery. Its organization defies chance origin. Even evolutionists admit such complexity cannot arise accidentally.

Fossils reveal ancient life was larger and more diverse, including giant ferns and dragonflies. This contradicts evolutionary ideas of increasing complexity. Creation was once perfect and has declined under the curse of sin.

Image: Lepidodendron lycopodioides, Woudloper, PD, Wikimedia Commons.

Scripture described the water cycle and global wind patterns long before science rediscovered them. Satellite images confirm what Job and Ecclesiastes recorded thousands of years ago. The Bible contains knowledge far ahead of its time.

Image: The Bible panorama (1891), Job, Internet Archive Book Images, PD, Wikimedia Commons.

Evolution contradicts observations such as life never arising from nonliving matter and muta-tions failing to create more advanced creatures. Geological and linguistic evidence also support a young earth and Creator. Only the biblical account aligns with what we truly see.

The fossil record does not show the gradual progression of life evolution claims. Instead, fully formed organisms appear suddenly in the Cambrian layers. Even Darwin recognized this contradiction, which still challenges evolution today.

The human brain communicates through dozens of chemical messengers, producing over 800 possible combinations in fractions of a second. Its pathways constantly rewrite themselves based on experience, functioning far beyond computers. The brain's complexity strongly testifies to intentional design.

Giraffes have specialized valves, tight skin, and engineering marvels that regulate blood flow as they raise and lower their long necks. These features prevent dangerous pressure changes and pooling of blood in the legs. Such integrated systems reflect purposeful design, not chance processes.