Creation Myths | Creationist Contradictions: JEANSON VS. JEANSON @CreationMyths | Uploaded October 2022 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson of AiG has argued that mutation rates prove that mitochondrial Eve and Y-chromosome Adam existed with young-earth timeframes. To do this, he rejects natural selection as a mechanism of evolution.

And Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson of AiG also says that natural selection is a real thing that exists, and creationists enthusiastically endorse it.

Who's correct? Dr. Jeanson or Dr. Jeanson?

Related videos:

youtu.be/cy7e-H_qjwc

youtu.be/ZWXeul7STY0

This is just a hobby for me, but if you appreciate what I'm doing and want to say thank you, you can contribute here:
patreon.com/creationmyths
paypal.me/creationmyths?locale.x=en_US

And if you want early access to pre-recorded videos, you can become a channel member: youtube.com/channel/UCZmhEtG-QIrmyWoW0M6TIgQ/join

If you disagree with anything in this video and want an opportunity to make your case, email me: creationmythschannel@gmail.com. I'll give you as much time as you want, and then I'll take the time I want to respond, and we can have a conversation.

References:

answersresearchjournal.org/evidence-y-chromosome-molecular-clock

answersresearchjournal.org/mitochondrial-genome-mutation-rate

answersresearchjournal.org/does-natural-selection-exist