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HARUN YAHYA
cell, and the lack of any danger or loss to itself, or the falling into any
impasses, we can say that the protein synthesis industry in the cell is
carried out by a perfect organization and faultless foresightedness…all
of this occurs within the cell as such. But how does it all take place, and
how does the cell manage to do so? We still do not understand this. We
can only see the results and we can only perceive some of the finer
points of the perfect organization bringing about these results. 9

Life Cannot Arise by Coincidence
How does evolutionary theory explain how proteins, the first
stage of life, were first formed?
The answer is simple: it cannot. The evolutionists' claim is noth-
ing more than that proteins came about by chance, as a result of a
series of coincidences. Examining their claim's inconsistency, we can
see how strikingly deceitful evolution really is.
How could the first protein molecule have come about by coinci-
dence, under such uncontrolled conditions as-according to the claim
of evolutionists-existed on our primitive Earth? How could the order-
ing of amino acids have come about "by chance" despite all the nega-
tive factors present on that primitive planet?
What's more, it's not enough for just this one protein to have
formed itself. In this wildly uncontrolled environment, it had to wait
for another protein molecule to form just like itself-by coincidence
under the same conditions-without anything destroying it in the
meantime. This had to occur again and again until at last, millions of
appropriate and necessary proteins had come together "coincidental-
ly" in the same place to form the cell. The very first proteins that
formed had to wait patiently for thousands and millions of years for
other proteins to form right next to them-without being destroyed in
the meantime despite ultraviolet radiation and a harsh environment.
Then these proteins, assumed to have formed by coincidence in
enough numbers and in the same place, had to have come together in
a meaningful way to form the organelles in the cell. No foreign sub-

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