TNRTB Archive – Retained for reference information
Studies of intricate systems in marine ecologies provide strong evidence for an intelligent designer. Recent research reveals the detailed, complex interplay in the ocean between nutrient and phytoplankton abundances, resource colimitation, nitrogen fixation, and anaerobic ammonium oxidation. These interactions are not limited to the microbial community but include the environment as well. According to a Stanford geophysicist, “the interactions produce a self-regulating biogeochemical system that maintains quasi-stable oceanic nutrient inventories over both short and long timescales.” These highly complex environmental and biological relationships point to the careful planning of a supernatural Designer.
Kevin R. Arrigo, “Marine Microorganisms and Global Nutrient Cycles,” Nature 437 (2005): 349-55.
Dolphins possess a degree of encephalization (brain-size-to-body-mass ratio) that is second only to humans. From an evolutionary perspective, the expectation is that dolphin brain...
RTB’s creation model posits that the change in life throughout Earth’s history reflects the work of a divine intelligence transforming a hostile-to-life planet into...
