Correct Answer: C

Explanation: If death existed before Adam sinned, then death is no longer the consequence of sin. This directly affects the Gospel, because Scripture presents death as entering the world through sin—and Christ coming to defeat that very enemy.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:
Dr. Ross explains that the Bible treats death as the death of a whole organism, not the programmed death of individual cells (like apoptosis during development). Many arguments confuse modern biological definitions with biblical categories, leading to people talking past each other.

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:
Augustine operated from a Platonic framework where a creature could only be what it is now—meaning lions were always carnivorous because they are lions. This rigid view of “fixed” organisms shaped his conclusions, even though it differs from how both modern creationists and evolutionists think today.

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:
Darwin noticed that species on islands closely resembled those from nearby continents rather than being uniquely designed for their environments. While his observations were strong, the show argues he pushed them too far by concluding unlimited change driven by natural selection—which depends on preferential death.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:
Romans 8 describes all creation groaning under bondage and decay, pointing back to Genesis and the curse. This supports the view that the effects of Adam’s sin extend beyond humanity to the entire created order—reinforcing the idea that widespread death is a result of the Fall, not God’s original design.