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Harun Yahya
Evolutionists’ imaginary drawings. They drew the same skull in
three different ways which non of them represent the truth.
Sunday Times, April Maurice Wilson’s N. Parker’s drawing
5, 1964 drawing from the National Geographic,
Sunday Times, April 1960
April 5, 1964
then in that case you would have to have some proof
that your name really was Omar. What could your
proof be? An ID card could represent proof, or a birth
certificate, or passport, or maybe your school report
card, among other things. If you show one of these
to that person, he will believe you are who you say
you are.
Now let us give a scientific example. There was a
scientist called Isaac Newton who lived in the eigh-
teenth century and who discovered gravity. When
people asked him what made him so sure he replied:
“When an apple falls off a tree, it falls to the
ground. It doesn’t stay in the air.” That meant that
there is a force pulling the apple to the ground, a
force called “gravity.”
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