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Adnan Oktar

chemical reactions to produce the sugar ribose, the "backbone" of DNA

and RNA, cannot take place. To put that another way, DNA synthesis
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in turn is impossible in the absence of enzymes. DNA is essential for
enzymes to exist, and vice-versa.
This fact presents a severe disappointment to evolutionists. The
precondition of the emergence of two complex systems is an even
worse problem for the theory of evolution, which is unable
to account for either one. Even if we accepted the im-
possible claim that DNA did emerge first, as
the result of chance, we would also have
to accept that it then waited for the
development of those enzymes
that would enable it to
be copied—again by
chance. Yet clearly, any

DNA that had to
wait so long to be

replicated could be of no use to a
living organism. Even if we believed
another impossibility—that enzymes
came into being, again by chance, before
DNA, then we'd also be forced to accept that
enzymes as yet had no data bank to store
their production data and characteristics.
Under these conditions, even if an enzyme did
appear (despite all the impossibilities), it would

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