The Human Population is Increasing Too Rapidly  The argument
goes like this, "The Population Problem- "The average family
size today, worldwide, is about 3.6 children, and the annual
population growth is 2 percent ... assume an initial population
of two people, the first parents... The evolution model, with
its million-year history of man, has to be strained to the
breaking point. It is essentially incredible that there could
have been 25,000 generations of men with a resulting population
of only 3.5 billion. If the population increased at only 0.5
percent per year for a million years, or if the average family
size were only 2.5 children per family for 25,000 generations,
the number of people in the present generation would exceed
102100, a number which is, of course, utterly impossible... only
10130 electrons could be crammed into the entire known
universe." -Henry Morris  World Population Growth Rate2  This is
a completely ridiculous argument, based upon faulty assumptions
and faulty data. The assumption is