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claim that as a result of this starvation, bacteria transformed
themselves into much more advanced beings and started
photosynthesis, a process that is still not fully understood
even today and has never been successfully imitated.
Plants could not possibly have evolved from bacteria, for
bacterium cells and plant cells are quite different from each
other. One merely has to examine the DNA structures to see
how different they are. For example, a DNA molecule in a
plant cell is packed with a double layered membrane,
whereas that of bacterium cell is free within the cell. There
are few proteins in the DNA of a bacterium cell, whereas the
DNA of a plant cell is attached to proteins from one end to
the other. A DNA molecule in a bacterium cell has the infor-
mation of a single cell, whereas the DNA in a plant cell has
the information of the whole plant.
Bacteria have no organelles, while a plant cell has many
organelles, each of which possesses quite complex struc-
tures. The evolutionists are aware of this fact, and Professor
Ali Demirsoy, a well-known evolutionist scientist, acknowl-
edges it quite frankly, as follows:

Complex cells have never come into existence by means
of developing from primitive cells in the evolutionary
process. (Ali Demirsoy, Kalitim ve Evrim (Inheritance and
Evolution), Ankara: Meteksan Publishing Co., 1984, p.
79)

88. Evolutionists claim that water moss
evolved into land plants. Is this claim true?
This claim, like all others, is baseless. They claim that the
sea’s tides caused water moss to hang on the shores, where
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