Page 139 - If Darwin Had Known about DNA
P. 139

Adnan Oktar


                                            137


                  the beginning and direct it to a specific outcome. This "full and complete
                  set of instructions" employs the material processes of chemistry and
                  physics but is not created by those processes. Similarly, the software in a
                  computer employs natural processes to generate a word processing doc-
                  ument, but the software has to be written by an intelligent agent. 99

                  In addition, the blueprint for a human being also includes the pro-
             duction of its materials, and the biochemical factories in which those
             materials will be manufactured. It is nearly impossible to compare the
             human body's blueprint to anything else, because whatever analogy
             we consider will still fall far short of the complexity in a single cell.
                  Gerald L. Schroeder describes the extraordinary nature of what
             lies hidden in that complexity:

                  The beauty and awe of life's genesis lies in the details. Skipping over the
                  intricacies can lead a person to believe that milk just naturally comes in
                  containers, and is not the end result of a process starting with sunlight
                  shining on grass. What follows is just a sampling of the relevant steps in
                  gestation, each revealing only a hint of the complexly ordered wisdom
                  built into the process. 100
                  The inanimate, unconscious atoms that make up the cell cannot
             make a blueprint, lay out a project, write and decipher a code, take pre-
             cautions at various stages, establish a system for the preservation of in-
             formation and to perform many other such feats. Anyone able to think

             independently of materialist and Darwinist dogmas will appreciate
             that such an order cannot come into being spontaneously, but that on
             the contrary, it is the work of our Almighty Lord's sublime intellect. By
             the will of Allah, elements in the lifeless earth come together to give rise
             to a living human being, and perform the tasks entrusted to them with
             flawless co-ordination.
                  In the Qur'an, Allah reveals that:
                  He Who has created all things in the best possible way. He commenced
                  the creation of man from clay. (Surat as-Sajda, 7)
   134   135   136   137   138   139   140   141   142   143   144