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To be a Darwinist it is necessary to believe that living beings were
formed from lifeless matter, that reptiles began to fly as a result of a
coincidental process, that highly complex organisms such as cells, and
eventually eyes and ears, came into existence by random chance, that
sea creatures such as whales evolved from mammals like bears who
went into the sea in search of food, that dinosaurs who ran after flies
developed wings and became birds. It is evident how unreasonable
and illogical these presuppositions are. One who reads these words
might think that since respected scientists believe these things, they
must have proof. But there is not the slightest proof – only guesses,
suppositions, probabilities and whims. The decision about these
things has already been made; now it is necessary only to believe.
All that is needed to get people to believe in this religion is a single
article in a magazine or book or a short documentary film. Even if one
wishes, he cannot ask questions nor examine the fossils that are
supposed to confirm transitional forms or the fabricated drawings and

illustrations that are claimed to be true representations. He cannot
himself carry out experiments, such as the Miller experiment which
was proven invalid by scientific developments. 71 Those who get
involved in this type of enterprise are immediately excluded from
scientific circles by the Darwinist missionaries; in fact, they are
"excommunicated." If they would just think a bit about these facts,
they would realize the truth.
Anyone with minimal scientific knowledge knows that there
would not be enough time for a fish coming onto the land to grow

accustomed to the new environment, and that it would soon die.
Anyone who has studied the complex structure of a cell will
understand that this miraculous organism could not have come to be
through coincidence. He will realize that a reptile cannot just develop
wings by chance and fly. Perceived with a common sense approach,
such facts will be proven by every kind of experiment and observation.

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