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               his to ry  of  man kind  by  ran dom ly  pos si ble struc tures that could re sult
               strik ing the keys of a type writ er."  191  from a sim ple ran dom com bi na tion of
               Yet rath er than ac cept the true ex pla -  ami no ac ids in an evap o rat ing pri mor -
               na tion—cre a tion—they   pre fer     di al pond, it is mind-bog gling to be -
                                                        lieve that life could have orig i nat ed
               this ut ter im pos si bil i -
                                                                      in this way. It is
               ty.
                                                                      more  plau si ble
                  Many  ev o lu -
                                                                      that a Great
               tion ists  ad mit
                                                                      Builder with a
               this. The ev o -
                                                                     mas ter    plan
               lu tion ist  sci -
                                                                  would be re quired for
               en tist  Harold                                            194
                                                                 such a task.
               Bloom, for in -
                                      The three-di men sion al struc -
               stance, says, "The
                                           ture of a pro tein
               spon ta ne ous  for ma -
               tion of a pol y pep tide of the size of  PROKARYOTIC CELLS
               the small est known pro teins seems
                                                     —See Origin of the Bacteria.)
               be yond all prob a bil i ty."  192
                  Evolutionists claim that mo lec u -
               lar ev o lu tion took a very long time
                                                   PROTOAVIS
               and that this time frame made the
                                                     In point ing to Archaeopteryx as an
               im pos si ble pos si ble. But no mat ter
                                                   in ter me di ate form, ev o lu tion ists be -
               how much time is al lowed, it is still
                                                   gan with the as sump tion that it was
               im pos si ble for ami no ac ids to ran -
                                                   the ear li est bird-like crea ture on
               dom ly give rise to pro teins. In his
                                                   Earth. However, the dis cov ery of
               book Essentials of Earth History, the
                                                   cer tain far old er bird fos sils dis -
               American ge ol o gist William Stokes
                                                   placed Archaeopteryx from its perch
               ad mits that "it would not oc cur dur -
                                                   as the an ces tor of birds. In ad di tion,
               ing bil lions of years on bil lions of
                                                   these crea tures were flaw less birds
               plan ets, each cov ered by a blan ket of
                                                   with none of the sup posed rep til i an
               con cen trat ed wa tery so lu tion of the
                                                   fea tures at trib ut ed to Archaeopteryx.
               nec es sa ry ami no ac ids."
                                                     The most sig nif i cant of them was
                  Professor of Chemistry Perry
                                                   Protoavis, es ti mat ed at 225 mil lion
               Reeves de scribes what all this ac tu al -
                                                   years old. The fos sil, whose ex is -
               ly means:  193
                                                   tence was an nounced in a pa per in
                  When one ex am ines the vast num ber of
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