Answers with Ken Ham - What About Homology?

This is Ken Ham, inviting you and your family to the Creation Museum, south of Cincinnati. Homology is the idea that similar structures in different organisms show they have a shared evolutionary ancestry. It’s supposed “proof” of evolution. Well, the similarities between organisms are real. For example, most vertebrates, like bats, horses, and humans, share a similar limb structure. But this doesn’t point to a shared ancestry. It points to a shared Creator! It makes sense God used the same basic design for many different creatures. After all, he made us to live in the same world, eat the same food, and breathe the same air. And the design he chose is the best! Homology—it means a Creator. Dig Deeper “Common Design Means Common Ancestry” Seventy Percent of Human Genes Traced Back to Acorn Worm?