Page 117 - The Miracle In The Seed

o far, we have given examples of different kinds of seeds, men-
tioning how plants produce and disperse their seeds. We’ve
S explained how the diversity of plants on Earth is thanks to the
information contained in their seeds, enabling them to grow from the
soil in the much same way for millions of years.
From this information, the conclusion to be drawn is that there is
a perfect structure in seeds. So how have seeds with such an excellent
structure come into being?
According to evolutionary theory, all living and non-living forms
that exist on Earth – as well as the perfect order in the universe – are the
result of coincidence. Plants, and accordingly seeds, have also come
into existence by chance. But evolutionary sources give no clear infor-
mation on the evolution of seeds. Whichever evolutionary text we ex-
amine on the subject, we encounter a series of hypotheses, imaginary
scenarios built on those hypotheses, inconclusive theories, and unreal-
istic charts, all based on these groundless claims.
When we examine the fossils of seeds, we can see clear evidence
of creation. Seed fossils approximately 350 million years old (from the
Devonian geologic period) have the same protective outer layer, em-
bryo, and reserve of nutrients. These seeds’ special structures have
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the same characteristics now as they did millions of years ago, having
undergone no change to the present day – a very clear indication that
they have not undergone any imaginary process such as “evolution.”
From time to time, evolutionist publications acknowledge the im-
passes concerning seeds, in confessions like this:
Many gaps exist in our present knowledge of seed development.
More information is needed on... extension of the pollen chamber in
cycads, role of the pollination drop, postpollination growth of
ovules... structure of the megaspore membrane. 59
From the above, we can draw an obvious conclusion.
Evolutionary theory is in as much of a deadlock over the emergence of
plants and seeds as it is concerning other life forms on Earth. These liv-