Page 183 - The Miracle in the Cell
P. 183

HARUN YAHYA




                                       n the previous pages we looked at many
                                        amazing, even miraculous events that
                                         occur inside living cells. Every one
                                         revealed that just even one single cell or
                                      one protein possesses a highly complex,
                                  planned structure. It's not possible for either of
               them to have formed as a result of coincidence, as evolutionists claim.
               Coincidence can only result in chaos, disruption, disorder, error and
               freaks of nature. The magnificent harmony, order, balance, success
               and aesthetic nature of the cell and other living things show that they
               are all the product of a knowledgeable and faultless creation.
                    In short, what we've examined brings the theory of evolution to
               its knees, unarguably, and proves that the "origin of species" came
               about through creation.
                    Yet there is more to this truth than we explained before.
                    If the cell or any other stage of life were immobile or constant,
               then we would not be able to advance any further than the point made
               above. However, when we examine all of the different components of
               cells-DNA, ribosomes, mitochondria, viruses, enzymes and hor-
               mones-they are all highly active and carry out amazing processes very
               successfully. They seem to possess what we would describe as inten-
               tion and intelligence, that is, the abilities to think, analyze and make
               decisions. What's more, this intelligence is much more fascinating
               than that attributed to human beings. Just the organelle of a cell dur-
               ing protein synthesis displays a level of intelligence that human
               beings will not easily reach.
                    But it's not logical to say that this intelligence is actually a prop-
               erty of the cell itself, because the components of the cell that display
               such apparent knowledge are nothing more than a group of mole-
               cules. Given the acts they carry out, they should all be able to think in




                                             181
   178   179   180   181   182   183   184   185   186   187   188