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The existence of the soul is the greatest dilemma for

evolutionists

ADNAN OKTAR: ... Some people are unaware of the structure of the protein molecule. You ne-

ed another protein in order for protein to form. Do you know what that means? It means it is impos-

sible. All scientists and all Darwinists know that protein is a very large and complex molecule. It is a
very delicate molecule that is damaged when it comes into contact with any chemical substance. It ne-
eds to be inside the cell in order to be preserved, and to be produced by other proteins within the cell.

But people sit down and talk about it coming into being by chance. What do they say? “Protein came

into being by chance in America one day.” “Then one appeared in France,” they say. The wind picked
that protein up and carried it to another one. “A protein also formed in Venezuela,” they say. They ne-
ver talk about them being right- or left-handed. "And the wind picked that one up, as well, and carri-

ed it to the others.” Look, it is impossible for a protein to form by chance. They say, “Hundreds of thou-

sands of proteins combined together and they suddenly produced a cell.”
They flew in the air and combined together; from under the ground,
another from the air, each one forming by chance.”

That is all scientifically impossible. Zero probability. Then

all those specks supposedly came together and came to life.
Then they gave rise to oranges and fruit trees and scientists
and cities. Then matter suddenly decided to form the so-

ul. It suddenly began to see. Matter suddenly decided to

hear and to see. But first, it made eyes and ears. At first,
they were of no use, since the eye and ear have no func-
tion in the absence of the soul. "In the beginning, there

was no soul, only matter,” they say. Then the body made

the eye.
But what use to the body is an eye without a soul? It
cannot see, it is of no use. “It made the ear,” they say.

But why make an ear if that ear cannot hear? “It ma-

de the tongue,” they say. But why, if that tongue
cannot taste? What is the point of touch without
someone to perceive it? Why should such a sen-

se exist? Try to grasp the true nature of matter.

Look at this colored, three-dimensional image
that develops in our brains. Who shows
you that image, and who watches it?

Think about that. Broaden your hori-

zons. Look at matters honestly and
rationally. Allah does exist.

Interview dated 12

March 2012
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