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THE MIRACLE OF THE
                                      BLOOD AND HEART


                       power, which is approximately one-tenth to the eighteenth power. 71
                       As Behe states, "no one on earth has the vaguest idea how coag-
                   ulation cascade came to be." 72  The system is too complex and
                   flawless to have come into existence by chance, and is so per-
                   fect that it can only be the work of a sublime Creator. To com-
                   prehend the existence of the Creator, Whose creative artistry
                   prevails on Earth, is also to understand that an incomparable
                   intelligence also emerges with supreme magnificence in our
                   bodies, in every stage of the systems that are invisible to the
                   naked eye. Anyone capable of reason will have no hesitation
                   over perceiving these facts. The absolute existence of God, in
                   all His glory, is plain for all to see. God describes His flawless
                   act of creation in a verse:
                       It is He Who created you from earth, then from a drop of
                       sperm, then from an alaq [embryo], then He brings you out
                       as infants, then so you may achieve full strength, then so
                       you may become old men—though some of you may die
                       before that time—so that you may reach a predetermined
                       age and so that hopefully you will use your intellect. (Surah
                       Ghafir: 67)


                       The Theory of Evolution Cannot Account
                       for the Blood-Clotting System

                       When Michael Behe first introduced the concept of irre-
                   ducible complexity, he cited the blood coagulation mechanism
                   as his principal example. From among all the countless exam-
                   ples of irreducible complexity in the body, he selected this sys-
                       tem in particular as an example of the superior organiza-
                            tion exhibited both separately and together by the

               Harun
               Yahya



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