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Harun Yahya





               from writing to sewing—has been equipped with 27 bones and a per-
               fect system of muscles and nerves that controls them. Human beings
               open and close their hands at least 25 million times during their lives,

               and it is impossible for such a mechanism to be replicated artificially.
                       Darwinists never appreciate that the heart pumps blood con-
               stantly, from birth to death. This pump began working by using its own
               electrical system to meet our bodies’ needs, and in one hour, it pro-

               duces enough energy to lift an average-size car one meter off the
               ground.
                       Darwinists never recognize how the heart starts beating sud-
               denly while a person is still a fetus in its mother’s womb. From that mo-



           The diagram to the
           side shows the various
           stages by which differ-
           ent blood cells form in
           red marrow. The way a           Multi-functional
           single cell possesses             stem cells
           such variety cannot be
           the work of chance.
           But Darwinists never  Myeloid stem                          Stem cell
           think of that.        cell




                Erythroblast   Megakaryocytoblast  Myeloblast




                           Megakaryocyte





                Erythrocytes  Thrombocytes
                 (red blood                                      B-lymphocyte  Nongranular
                   cells)                          Neutrphil     developing in  leukocytes
                                  Basophil  Eosinophil    Monocyte  bone marrow

                                            Granular leukocytes  Lymphoid stem cell
                                                        White blood cells
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