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Adnan Oktar

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On that long molecular chain is encoded all

the information that determines the physi-
cal and chemical structure of that cell and
of the entire organism to which that cell be-
longs. However, the presence of such a da-
ta bank within the cell means nothing by it-
self. The information within that DNA
must be read as needed, and processes car-
ried out in the light of that information. It is
impossible for inanimate substances to
write and decipher codes, take progressive

precautionary measures, and to establish a
system to ensure that the information they
possess comes to no harm.
Molecules made up of chemical ele-
ments from the earth and air cannot be ex-
pected to do these things spontaneously.
Yet Darwinists are so blindly devoted to
their theory of evolution that, as you shall
see in the chapters that follow, they insist
on claims that are utterly unscientific, vio-
lating reason and logic, solely for the sake
of convincing themselves and others that

everything is a coincidence.
Despite being an evolutionist, Francis
Crick–a Nobel Prize-winning biochemist
and one of the scientists who discovered
DNA–admits the facts in his book Life Itself:
An honest man, armed with all the knowl-
edge available to us now, could only state
that, in some sense, the origin of life ap-