Twelve supposed hominoids have been discovered and presented as supporting evidence to evolution. While in all actuality nine of the twelve supposed hominids are actually extinct species of ape. While the remaining three are completely developed humans. Neanderthals were once considered pre-humans by evolutionists but recent studies have shown that the Neanderthals are completely developed humans (Homo sapiens) suffering from bone diseases caused by vitamin D deficiency. Many textbooks still display Neanderthals as pre-humans, which, for the sake of scientific accuracy, needs to be corrected. There have been many mistakes and hoaxes involving early humans. The Nebraska man was "discovered" in 1922. It was made famous by Henry Osborn of the American museum of natural history. This tooth was used at the Scopes "monkey" trial in 1925 as irrefutable evidence of the animal ancestry of man. This specimen was so overblown that a "picture" of the Nebraska man and his wife were published in the London daily news, al

The Big Bang Theory has been a controversial issue in the scientific community for many years now. The idea of the "big bang" goes hand in hand with the theory of evolution, in that all existing things came from other existing objects through a process of changes referred to as "evolution." The Big Bang Theory simply states that the universe derived from a super condensed, highly volatile atom of energy that suddenly exploded and created our universe, which has been expanding ever since. However, this explanation for the universe is physically impossible.

The universe must have had a creator. The probability of everything in the universe forming the way that it has, so that everything is in working order, is 10-69 (Ross, 381). Quite impossible for a random event, such as the Big Bang, to create a vast universe in which everything is working properly. Everything in our solar system is placed perfectly. The Big Bang Theory must not be taught in schools, as it is highly improbable. As I have stated, the Big Bang Theory ties into evolution. Because of this, evolution should not be taught in schools either.

The first challenge is mathematical. Mutations are very rare, they occur on an average of once in every ten million duplicates of a DNA molecule. Our bodies contain about 100 trillion cells 1014. The real mathematical problem for evolution is when a series of related mutations. The probability for two related changes is one in 1014. Two mutations are hardly enough to create a truly new structure. The odds of three related mutations are one in 1021. The oceans are not big enough to hold that many molecules.

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