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Harun Yahya

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victions. . . All present approaches to a solution of the problem of the or-
igin of life are either irrelevant or lead into a blind alley. Therein lies the
crisis. 205

The structure of the DNA molecule also confirms the impossibili-
ty of the chemical evolution scenario because when left to itself, the
DNA molecule loses its stability. External factors can easily impair the
molecule's structure. To a large extent, DNA is stable inside the cell be-
cause that it is monitored and repaired by specialized enzymes.
It is impossible for the DNA molecule to remain stable and pre-
serve its structure outside the cell, while swimming in the primeval
oceans, as evolutionists claim. On the contrary, in the supposed prime-
val ocean, the molecule would be impaired far more quickly than the
rate at which it was synthe-
sized. 206 Thaxton, Dr.
Roger L. Olsen and
Prof. Walter L.

Bradley men-
tion how the
substances es-
sential for life
could not

It is possible to
speak of DNA's
existence only
when the cell is
present in fully
complete form,
with all its or-
ganelles.