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HARUN YAHYA
an iron atom bound to a heme group. These heme groups are the
special "tongs" that give hemoglobin the ability to capture oxygen
without contact and carry it to the cells that need it. The molecule's
torsional angles change in a specific manner during oxygen bind-
ing.
Even here, within the tiniest parts of the body invisible to the
naked eye, there is a most perfect and faultless harmony. It is
impossible for such harmony to have come about as a result of
coincidence. The emptying of the red blood cell to make room for
hemoglobin, having protein "tongs" to capture oxygen without
suffering a chemical reaction, the programming of the hemoglobin
molecule to hunt oxygen in the first place, to recognize oxygen
molecules and distinguish them from other molecules, the trans-
port of the captured oxygen to where it's needed—none of these is
a coincidence. To claim that it is is to cross over the limits of logic
and reason. All of these are indications of the infinite knowledge
and wisdom of God.
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