Page 175 - If Darwin Had Known about DNA

Adnan Oktar

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What does that mean? Surely, an alien coming from outer space looking
at a human being and looking at a rice plant would say the human being
is biologically more complex. I don't think there's much doubt about that.
So gene count must not be the whole story. So what is going on? 121

The difficulty here stems from Darwinist scientists constructing
their claims on the assumption that humans are the most complex life
form, for which reason they should have a greater number of genes.
Since the human cell was a great deal more complex, it was expected to
have a greater number of genes compared to the 6,000 in a yeast cell,
13,000 in the fruit fly, 18,000 in one species of worm and 26,000 in a
plant species. However, the Human Genome Project invalidated the
dogmatic logic that the more complex an organism, the larger its DNA
and the number of its genes.
Neither gene numbers nor DNA size shows evidence of evolution,
though evolutionists are trying to distort this latest development,
which really does work against them, and to depict it as proof of their

theory! Due to both a lack of information and their prejudiced attitude,
some media organizations also imagine that the Human Genome
Project is uncovering proof of evolution, or else they seek to give that
impression. Yet all the genetic findings obtained from the project have
closed the doors field in Darwinism's face, as has happened in other
branches of science.

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With the production of the human gene map, the findings from the
Human Genome Project are being distorted and used as a propaganda
tool in some evolutionist publications, claiming that there is a 98% re-
semblance between human and chimpanzee genes, which is proposed
as evidence for evolution. In fact, however, these claims give no sup-
port to evolution; on the contrary, they are false evidence based on dis-
tortions.