Literature that attempts to explain the world from a Biblical point of view is quite rare. Christians who adhere to a literal translation of Genesis 1-11 are often left with a dilemma. Do I attempt to study from a perspective that tries to remove the necessity of our Creator by providing unseen, impossible attributes to various organisms? How much of the truth do they distort based off their preconceived assumptions that naturalism is true? It is no secret that our presuppositions guide the way we interpret the various evidences we encounter. The research behind this book assumes that the Bible is inerrant and divinely inspired, that Genesis chapters 1-11 record a literal, historical narrative, and that the created world can be properly interpreted when the previous two assumptions are consistently applied.