Description
In Charles Darwin’s book The Origin of Species, he states, “If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed, which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down.”
Dr. J. Jay Rigney, a practicing optometrist with nearly four decades of experience, answers Darwin’s challenge irrefutably in a scientific examination of the human eye, among other evidence. Join ISOW and Dr. Rigney on this in-depth study of creationism vs. the theory of evolution.
Course Lessons
- 01- Darwin Questions His Own Theory
- 02- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in the Muscles, Trochlea, Iris, and Nerves
- 03- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in Pressure Regulation , Drainage, and Focusing Control
- 04- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in the Bones, Cranial Nerves, and Blood Supply
- 05- DNA Dictates Species
- 06- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in the Eyelids, Tears, and Sclera
- 07- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in the Vitreous and Layers of the Cornea, Part One
- 08- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in the Layers of the Cornea, Part Two
- 09- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in the Layers of the Cornea, Part Three
- 10- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in the Retina, Reflexes, and Nerves
- 11- Interdependent Evidence of Creation in the Retina, Optic Nerve, Optic Chiasm, and Visual Cortex
- 12- Vision vs Perception
