M.A. The topic of biological variation in nature is approached from its philosophical and biblical parameters, rather than from the approach of a research scientist. G.T. Javor, Ph.D. Both variations and similarities exist among life forms. This article is a brief consideration of the explanations offered for the existence of these, by an evolutionary and by a creationist view of nature. The isolated highly homologous populations of mRNAs from both organisms were translated in vitro using cell-free protein synthesis systems. Resulting polypeptide chains were analyzed by slab-gel electrophoresis to test the extent of homology between proteins encoded by the homologous mRNAs.
Results indicate a lack of correlation between mRNA homology and protein homology.
M.A. The human body has varied little in basic structure but our historical artifacts have changed dramatically. Evolutionary science does not care about quality but rather quantity under mathematical control. Rejecting supernatural intelligence by fiat in the very definition of the scientific method, leaves reason without a true foundation for the existence of anything. This source is God's love of the beauty and complexity of the design he himself created. As we are made in His image, we should likewise enjoy His work of beauty and complexity.