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THE MIRACLE OF THE
                                      BLOOD AND HEART


                       Many other proofs of the incomparable intelligence are dis-
                   played within a single cell. For example, no matter how much
                   foreign agents conceal themselves inside the cell, a defense sys-
                   tem in the body identifies that hiding place. After the bacterium
                   has entered the macrophage, a special molecule inside the latter
                   takes a part of the bacterium and carries it to the surface of the
                   cell. The helper T-cells recognize this combination in front of
                   them and release a substance that allows the macrophage to
                   realize that there is a foreign body inside it. After its location is
                   established, the enemy can then easily be destroyed.
                       Enemies that enter other cells of the body are located by
                   killer T-cells and also destroyed. Special molecules inside the
                   cell report that an enemy has installed itself in the cell. Killer
                   T-cells strike the virus and completely destroy the cell inside
                   which the virus was hiding. 50  This actually represents a kind
                   of self-sacrifice on the part of the cell inside which the virus
                   installed itself. It risks being destroyed by the killer T-cells for
                   the sake of defending the body as a whole.
                       On close inspection, no single stage in any of these
                   processes is random or left to chance. Indeed, the phenomena
                   observed are indications of a superior consciousness that one
                   would never expect from a minute cell.  All this activity
                   described here is actually combat between single-celled organ-
                   isms just a few microns in size, in areas of just millimeters.
                   Since we cannot expect a cell with no decision-making mech-
                   anisms to wield intelligence, and since we cannot ascribe the
                      conscious processes performed to its own abilities, then we
                           clearly need to direct our amazement to the sole pos-
                             sessor of that intelligence—Almighty and
                               Omniscient God, the Creator of all.
               Harun
               Yahya



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