New Discovery Affirms RTB Model Predictions Even though I’m a
budget-hotel kinda guy, occasionally I splurge and stay in a
really nice place. It’s fun to get a chance to experience
firsthand how the “other half” lives. A recent study of some of
the microbes found in Lake Matano (Indonesia), the world’s
eighth deepest lake, provides biologists and geologists a first-
hand look at how the earliest life on Earth lived. This new
insight provides more evidence for RTB’s origin-of-life model.
RTB and Evolutionary Origin-of-Life Models One of the key points
of difference between the RTB and evolutionary models centers on
the timing of life’s first appearance on Earth. The RTB
scientific creation model, based on Genesis 1:2 and Deuteronomy
32:9-12, predicts that life should appear early in Earth’s
history and that the first life-forms should be inherently
complex. Evolutionary origin-of-life models, on the other hand,
require a long percolation time, perhaps up to one billion
years, before life can emerge from a primo