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THE MIRACLE OF THE
BLOOD AND HEART

thrombin molecules that initiate this activity. Nonetheless,
however, the way that these consecutive activations happen—
and especially how the thrombin is set in motion—is not yet
fully understood. 64
In the stages described so far, the important thing is the
extraordinary complexity of this incomparable system in the
body. Furthermore, there are a great many other proteins and
enzymes that have not been described in detail. Considering
that there are 16 different enzymes producing thrombin alone,
clearly the removal of a single enzyme in these phases will
bring the entire system to a halt. 65 For example, if the Stuart
factor does not convert the prothrombin into thrombin, then
the thrombin will quietly pass by the fibrinogen, and the
wounded individual will probably die from loss of blood. The
activated, the activators and the elements that enable clotting
to take place must all be present at the same time. This is irre-
ducible complexity, from which not a single component can be
removed.
After these descriptions, you can better understand the
difficulty facing Darwinists. According to the theory of evolu-
tion, one of the countless proteins involved must inevitably
have come into being first, and the others must later have
come into being consecutively, over periods of time. However,
no living organism can afford such a long waiting period. So
long as the system is imperfect, intermediate stages will serve
no purpose—for which reason there can actually be no such
intermediate stages. Indubitably, this impressive system came
into being and began functioning at once, with all its sys-
tems, enzymes and mechanisms. It is Almighty God
Who creates this system with all its magnificent fea-
Harun
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