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THE MIRACLE OF THE
BLOOD AND HEART

Evolutionists' Erroneous Theory About
Sickle Cell Anemia
The theory of evolution ascribes the origin of living things
to two natural mechanisms: Natural selection and mutation.
Evolutionists expect that mutations will, bit by bit, create new
biological structures. According to the theory, at least a por-
tion of these random mutations must be beneficial, must add
new genetic information to existing organisms, and must lead
to the development of new organs and biochemical structures
that did not exist before. These beneficial structures will then be
favored by natural selection, and evolution will thus take
place.
This scenario is utterly imaginary. The most serious prob-
lem the theory faces with is the fact that in the real world there
are no beneficial mutations. Ever since the development of the
science of genetics, Darwinist biologists have long sought
some example of a mutation that would verify their claims.
However, after lengthy studies and experiments, they have
determined that every example of mutation—far from
improving on living organisms—has actually damaged them,
sometimes fatally, or, at the very best having little or no impact
at all. Yet Darwinists do not give up, even in the face of all
these failed experiments. They blindly continue to believe that
mutations can be beneficial and can bring new, advantageous
features to organisms.
To keep their beliefs alive, the evolutionists do not hesitate
to claim that sickle cell anemia—a very serious and even fatal
disease—is an example of a so-called beneficial mutation.
The factor in this disease that deforms the hemoglo-
bin was originally a mutation, which damages
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