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Harun Yahya

of our Almighty Lord. No matter how much they claim to live free of
responsibility, in the Hereafter they must still account for every mo-
ment of their lives. Refusal to believe in Allah and resorting to various
deceptions to that end will therefore constitute no remedy, and those
methods will do them no good at all.

Thousands of people who now understand the state of collapse in
which Darwinism finds itself, have freed themselves from its spell and
turned to the truth. Darwinists must also accept the truth, and see that
admitting and correcting one’s errors is an excellent way of behaving.
People who change their mistaken attitudes while they can still do so
in this world may hope for our Lord’s mercy and compassion in the
Hereafter.

One is forced to conclude that many scientists and technologists pay lip service
to Darwinian theory only because it supposedly excludes a Creator. . . . 63
Michael Walker, evolutionary anthropologist
If there is a world that contains wisdom, and help, and compassion and justice,
of course there is also the Hereafter—like the soul to the body that is the world.
Everything in the world looks to that Hereafter. That means that is where we will
go. Denying the Hereafter means denying this world and its contents. In the
same way as death and the grave await one, so do Paradise and Hell await. 64
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Take a complete, illustrated catalogue of London's National Gallery. Shred it in-
to tiny pieces and cast them into the wind from the gallery's steps above Trafalgar
Square. Wait a few weeks, then scour the square for surviving scraps of paper.
Now try to reconstruct the history of painting from your haul. If you manage to
produce a coherent story—schools, styles, genres, named painters and all—you
are probably a palaeontologist. 65
Henry Gee, evolutionist and editor of Nature magazine
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