Where did the races (human) come from and why?
Dr. Henry Morris wrote: “As each family and tribal unit migrated away from Babel, not only did they each develop a distinctive culture, but also they each developed distinctive physical and biological characteristics. Since they would communicate only with members of their own family unit, there was no further possibility of marrying outside the family. Hence, it was necessary to establish new families composed of very close relatives, for several generations at least. It is well established genetically that variations take place very quickly in a small inbreeding population. In the latter, only the dominant genes will find common expression in the outward physical characteristics….even though the genetic factors for specifically distinctive characteristics are latent in the gene pool of the population, however, the . . . genes will have opportunity to become openly expressed and even dominant under these circumstances. Thus, in a very few generations of such inbreeding, distinctive ch
