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own atheistic world view. However, the
theory of evolution received widespread
acceptance mainly thanks to the primiti-
ve level of science in the 19th
century when it was first put
forward. Actually, it is devoid
of any scientific evidence and is
nation for even
full of errors. Scientific advances the existence of the
in the second half of the 20 th cen-
most basic mole-
tury revealed the invalidity of the
cules in the cell.
theory of evolution. This
Advances in genetic
spelled the collapse of
science and the disco-
materialist and communist
very of the nucleic acids, DNA
thinking, and did the sa-
and RNA, represented still further
me for Darwinism. Yet
impasses for the theory. In 1955, rese-
scientists with a mate-
arch by two scientists, James Watson
rialist world view resor-
and Francis Crick, brought to light the
ted to all kinds of methods to conceal the
DNA’s unbelievably complex structure
collapse of Darwinism, since they knew
and design.
that it would also spell the end of their
The molecule known as DNA, found
own ideologies.
in every one of the 100 trillion cells in
the human body, contains a flawless
DNA structural blueprint for the body as a
whole. Information regarding all a per-
The theory of evolution, which acco- son’s characteristics, from external ap-
unts for the origin of life in terms of pearance to the structures of the internal
chance, cannot provide a coherent expla- organs, is recorded in the DNA through
a special coding system, via the arrange-
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