We're all familiar with the cuddly 20-pound koala bear (Phascolarctos cinereus) of eastern Australia.

For Darwinists, the origin of the koala "is far from solved."¹

Christian students in secular schools have been unnecessarily troubled by evidence from DNA (genetic material found in the nucleus of virtually all cells) that allegedly shows chimpanzees to be our close evolutionary cousins. We are told that over 98% of human and chimpanzee DNA is the same, and this gives credence to an unknown common ancestor for the two groups.