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                                 THE MIRACLE OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM


                   How then has the defence system possessed the ability to distinguish
              the various different structures from each other? Can this be the result of
              unconscious coincidences as the theory of evolution suggests? It is cer-
              tainly impossible for structures made up of unconscious atoms to coinci-
              dentally acquire this selection ability that requires such consciousness, in-
              formation and intelligence.
                   When specially designed structures of lymphocytes enabling them to
              make the right choise is investigated, it will be understood how illogical
              and unreasonable the claim of evolutionists is.
                   A defence cell developed within the bone marrow or the thymus

              would be killed or inactivated if it reacted to the products of the body. A
              mature lymphocyte faces the same consequence in case it attacks the bod-
              y’s own products. That is to say that any element of the defence system
              likely to harm the body is either killed or forced to commit suicide obey-
              ing the command it receives.
                   However, if a T cell is confronted by another body cell, it does not at-















                                                             Elements of the de-
                                                             fence system can
                                                             harm themselves if
                                                             they are unable to
                                                             distinguish between
                                                             friendly and enemy
                                                             cells. Here you can
                                                             see the organism at-
                                                             tacking its own cell
                                                             as if it were an ene-
                                                             my.
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