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A DEFINITIVE REPLY
                                       TO EVOLUTIONIST
                                         PROPAGANDA


               bone in the middle ear—or damage its structure, and you will no
               longer be able to hear anything. In order for you to hear, such dif-
               ferent elements as the eardrum, the hammer, anvil, and stirrup
               bones, the inner ear membrane, the cochlea, the liquid inside the
               cochlea, the tiny hairs that transmit the vibrations from the liquid to
               the underlying sensory cells, the sensory cells themselves, the nerve
               network running from them to the brain, and the hearing center in
               the brain—all of these parts must exist in complete working order.
               The system cannot develop "by stages," because the intermediate
               stages would serve no purpose.
                   The claim that an organ as complex as the ear should have been
               constructed in stages by an unconscious process dependent solely
               on random chance, such
               as evolution, is both unsci-
               entific and irrational. BBC
               must be aware of this im-
               possibility, since it fre-
               quently repeats that this is
               a miracle that is very diffi-
               cult to believe, and says:







                Not even sound systems with
                the very highest technology can
                offer us the sound quality we
                enjoy when listening to a piece
                of music. The flesh and blood
                audio system in our ears is flaw-
                less. Scientists have still not
                fully understood this extraordi-
                nary system. Believing that such
                perfection could have come
                about by chance takes one no
                further than believing in fairy
                stories.





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