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done by proteins, fats, carbohydrates, and vitamins that con-
sist of inanimate atoms. As if carrying out a stock control, the
cell identifies how much of a particular substance it produces

and, when it decides that enough has been produced, imple-
ments a most intelligent plan to prevent overproduction.
The cell’s production of an imitative substance to distract

the enzyme and its ability to send it just at the appropriate mo-
ment is a most conscious activity, for if these imitative sub-
stances were always present, they would hinder production at

inappropriate times. However, cells also achieve perfect tim-
ing. Such behavior, which requires perfect organization, intel-
ligence, and information, is performed by tiny molecules that

are invisible to the naked eye, surely an indication of God’s
artistry in creation. Clearly, all of these entities act according to
His commands.

Tiny Hairs That Allow Cells To Move
Another example of a sign leading to faith is the tiny eye-
lash-like hairs whose sole function is to allow the cell to move.
For example, each cell in each respiratory channel has a hun-

dred of these hairs. By moving in concert all at once, rather like
the oars of a ship, these hairs allow the cell to move forward.

- When cut perpendicularly, a hair is shown to consist of
nine separate rods (microchips).
- These rods, known as micro-tubes, consist of two inter-
connected links.

- One of these links consists of 13 separate fibers, and the