S02 Ep044 | Scopes Trial at 100 and Nuclear Space Travel

In Episode 44 of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a sharp look at the United Nations and the Human Rights Council—asking whether these institutions truly uphold human dignity or if their foundations have been eroded by Darwinian philosophy. David highlights how rejecting human exceptionalism in favor of naturalistic equality leads to dangerous moral confusion, reminding us that only the biblical worldview upholds the true value of human life.

Next, Christian apologist Dr. Brad Harrub joins us in-studio to mark the 100th anniversary of the Scopes Monkey Trial. Harrub explains what really happened in Dayton, Tennessee, how media spin distorted the event, and why its courtroom clash still shapes education and public perception of creation vs. evolution today.

Then, biochemist Dr. Joe Deweese tackles the classic question: Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Drawing from molecular biology and DNA research, Deweese shows why irreducible complexity in reproduction points away from chance evolution and toward intentional design.

Finally, NASA nuclear engineer Dr. Mike Houts takes us into the future with nuclear propulsion technology. Houts explains how advanced systems could cut travel time to Mars in half, why worldview assumptions matter in space exploration, and how the precision of the cosmos points to the handiwork of the Creator.

Also featured: a Kids Corner on cone shells and their deadly design, a Genesis Science Minute on the joy and health benefits of dancing, and a Featured Resource—Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution—revealing animals whose features can only be explained by God’s creativity.

This episode blends cultural critique, historical reflection, molecular biology, and cutting-edge space technology—each reinforcing the truth that creation testifies to its Creator.