Sure it is. When God created Adam and Eve, they lived for hundreds of years. Over time, due to sin, genetics deteriorated and shortened our life spans. There's no evidence here of accidental improvement in life span.
Why, is there evidence that the SIR 2 gene wasn't present in ancient humans?
Over time, due to sin, genetics deteriorated and shortened our life spans.
Genes don't just deteriorate. Mutations can be benificial or detrimental - and genetic complexity can increase in subsequent generations.
There's no evidence here of accidental improvement in life span.
Accidental, no. Do to better health practices, nutrition, sanitation, vaccinations, etc. our lifespan is longer than at any time in recorded history.
Conversely, there's no evidence of an intentional improvement in life span as well.
Sure it is. When God created Adam and Eve, they lived for hundreds of years. Over time, due to sin, genetics deteriorated and shortened our life spans. There's no evidence here of accidental improvement in life span.
Oh please. The Bible is not a scientific paper. The Old Testament was written approximately 2500 years ago. There is no mention of evolution, airplanes, computers, or football. As Krauthammer wrote today, why do some people create a conflict between science and religion, when none need exist?
Okay, I'll bite: How did "genetic deterioration" *add* a gene?
For that matter, how does "sin" cause "genetic deterioration"?
And how did "sin" add this same gene to most (perhaps all) eukaryotic organisms? Does "genetic deterioration" add the same gene to millions of life forms at the same time?
I think your thesis needs work.