Page 31 - The Collapse of the Theory of Evolution in 50 Themes

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In our cells, the energy plants known as “mitochon-
dria,” only 1/100 millimeters in size, are more complex
than any oil refinery or hydroelectric station. Our cells,
which possess no consciousness or knowledge and
are made up of combinations of specific numbers of
molecules, produce energy in a manner that is far
more economical and practical than that devised by a
combination of engineers, technical experts, workers
and designers employing the most advanced technol-
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Every detail in the energy plants in our cells has been
flawlessly created, from energy conservation to the re-
cycling of waste products. The theory of evolution is
unable to account for the formation of even one of
these features in the cell.
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In a single human DNA molecule, there is sufficient in-
formation to fill one million printed pages. All this in-
formation has a very important sequence. Just think;
if we typed millions of letters at random on sheets of
paper, and if all these letters then turned into words
and then formed an article like those in the pages of a
newspaper, could we claim that this was all the result
of blind chance? Of course not! Yet according to the
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