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Two Thirds of Cancers Are Unavoidable Even If You Live a Healthy Life, Study Finds

By Telegraph Reporters

March 23, 2017

 Note from Pastor Kevin Lea:  This information begs the question, “If cancer causing mutations occur even under perfect environmental conditions, and if multiple copying errors are made and passed down every time DNA is copied in support of cell multiplication, then how in the world did we evolve from chemicals to man?”  Simple answer – We didn’t.  We were created by an all powerful God who in the beginning gave Adam and Eve perfect DNA.  Then sin entered the world and with it came mutations, cancer and death (not to mention murders, war and other maladies associated with human sinfulness).  We are on a downward spiral that will lead to human and animal extinction in mere thousands of years.  However, God promises eternal life and a new body that will again be perfect and will remain perfect forever if we humble ourselves, repent of our sin and rebellion, and trust in Jesus as our savior.

Darwin and his theory are dead, Jesus is alive – Will you believe and trust?

 

Artist’s illustration of a DNA double helix CREDIT: NATIONAL HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH INSTITUTE (see link below to see picture of DNA stand)

 

Two thirds of cancers are unavoidable even if you live a healthy life, a study has shown.

Scientists in the US found cancers are caused by random mistakes in the genetic code that occur when cells divide.

The findings challenge the widespread view that cancer mutations are generally inherited or triggered by environmental factors.

Instead, the vast majority of cancers are probably down to unlucky defects in replicating DNA that occur out of the blue, they suggest.

Lead scientist Dr Cristian Tomasetti, from Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center in the US, said: “It is well-known that we must avoid environmental factors such as

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