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Adnan Oktar

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sophisticated laboratory technology, after

centuries of accumulated knowledge-
came together by chance to form organs
with vitally important responsibilities.
Moreover, by working together in flawless
co-ordination, these organs came from the
human body and acquire the responsibili-
ty of keeping it alive.
Not only does this Darwinist myth
lack any scientific backing, it also violates
logic and reason. The French scientist
Pierre Paul Grasse, himself an evolution-

ist, notes the predicament in which they
find themselves: ". . . some people, owing
to their sectarianism, purposely overlook
reality and refuse to acknowledge the in-
adequacies and falsity of their beliefs." 174
In his book How Life Began, L. R. Croft
of England's Salford University refers to
the way in which evolutionists underesti-
mate their dilemma:

The fundamental problem-the origin of
life-is the cornerstone of all evolutionary
enquiry. Yet surprisingly, it is rarely given
the attention it merits. . . the nature of the
origin of life remained neglected. . .
Darwin himself was dismissive on the is-
sue. 175
Darwinists have been unable to
prove any of the so-called evolutionary
developments that they claim, took place