Page 44 - What Darwinists Fail To Consider

Harun Yahya

Darwinists never realize how totally impossible it is for the en-
zyme RNA polymerase to possess the consciousness to select the cor-
rect information from the DNA to prevent any interruption to the activ-
ities in the cell. How can the cell survive as the result of unconscious,
random events?
Darwinists never appreciate how the enzyme RNA polymer-
ase chooses from among the 3 billion letters contained in the extraordi-

nary DNA molecule, and never makes an error in creating the appro-
priate protein.
Darwinists never acknowledge that for protein production to
occur, the arms of the staircase-like DNA molecule must be opened up.
During the process of separation carried out by the enzyme RNA pol-
ymerase, another special enzyme prevents friction by holding onto the
two ends of the helix. Other enzymes prevent the helixes from winding

around themselves, and there is consciousness in every phase of this
process, involving an enormous number of enzymes.
Darwinists never consider that enzymes are required for DNA
replication, and that enzymes also need DNA in order to be produced.
For this reason, both must be present in the same place—but this is im-
possible, according to Darwin’s claim of gradual evolution based on
chance.
It is extremely improbable that proteins and nucleic acids[RNA and DNA], both
of which are structurally complex, arose spontaneously in the same place at the
same time. Yet it also seems impossible to have one without the other. And so, at
first glance, one might have to conclude that life could never, in fact, have origi-
nated by chemical means. 18
Dr. Leslie Orgel, evolutionist microbiologist

Darwinists never explain how each enzyme in the human
body knows that it must go to the relevant location.
Darwinists never realize how newly-manufactured proteins
use various molecular motors to move inside the cell. Some of these at-

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