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one wonders why it is not widely accep- ly complex structure of life cannot be the
ted as being self-evident. The reasons are work of coincidences; and that intelli-
psychological rather than scientific. 94 gence, consciousness, knowledge and
Both Hoyle and Wickramasinghe are ability are all essential for life to emerge.
people that have long engaged in science This demolishes the theory of evolution
and adopted materialism. Yet the truth while revealing proof of the existence of
that confronted each of them is that life God. However, the adherents of evoluti-
was created, and they have been forced on ignore the scientific facts and produ-
to admit it. Today, a great many biolo-
gists and biochemists have also abando-
ned the myth that life was born as a re-
sult of chance.
The fact of creation conflicts with no
scientific facts. On the contrary, all sci-
entific findings tend to support it. The
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that the universe had a beginning, con-
firming creation while refuting materia-
lism. In the fossil record, living species
appear suddenly and in their present
forms with no trace of any forerunners
behind them. Not a single intermediate-
form fossil has ever been found of
the kind that evolutionists ce a dogma in the defense of their the-
hypothesize must have ory.
existed.
Crick, Francis
This proves the
fact of creation whi- Advances in genetic science and the
le refuting evoluti- discovery of nucleic acids—DNA and
on, revealing that RNA, in other words—posed new prob-
the excee- lems for the theory of evolution, which
ding- seeks to account for the origin of life in
terms of chance and which was already
unable to offer any consistent explanati-
on for the cell’s most basic molecules.
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