Page 10 - The Origin of Life and the Universe - International Conference 2016

The Origin of Life and the Universe

Altuğ Berker's presentation:

"Darwinism Prevents Teaching of Science"

Albert Einstein once said:
“The scientists’ religious feeling takes the form
of a rapturous amazement at the harmony of
natural law, which reveals an intelligence of
such superiority that, compared with it, all
the systematic thinking and acting of human
beings is an utterly insignificant reflection.”
(Albert Einstein, The World as I See It, Se-
caucus, New Jersy: The Citadel Press, 1999,
pp. 24-29)
The Owner of this awe-inspiring intel-
ligence is God.
We don’t actually need to hear it from a scientist to understand this fact.
Our own intelligence is enough to show us the existence of a Creator because
we all have the capability of assessing what we see and come to a conclusion.
Everywhere we look, we see an incredible order; from the perfect
mechanisms of millions of different species to the endless variety of vegetables
and fruits, from the delicate balances on our planet to the precise levels of
oxygen in the air. Knowing and seeing all of this is enough to make us clearly
realize the existence of God, Who has infinite wisdom. Needless to say, science
and technology, which advance at a mind-boggling rate, are our biggest
helpers in this understanding.
With the advance of technology, scientists are able to make much better
and more accurate observations. For instance, the Hubble Telescope proved
that the universe had a beginning and was created. With the advance of
technology and the onset of advanced scanning electron microscopes, we
were able to examine the tiniest details of the living cell, including the DNA,
and there we encountered an incredible complexity that has absolutely no
room for coincidences. This was such a precise order that the scientists