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Death of the Darwinist Dajjal System






                   In making these claims, Darwinists try to make forget the main
               difference between humans and monkeys. Man is an entity capable of
               saying “I am,” who is aware of his own existence and why he is created,
               who is capable of reflecting on the reason for his existence and of mak-
               ing judgments. For that reason, man is a totally different entity to other
               life forms. Compared with this, anatomical similarities and abilities
               have only a minor differential capacity. A conscious entity, aware of its
               own existence and capable of saying “this is me,” cannot be accounted
               for in any materialist terms. No materialist account can explain a sup-

               posed transition from a life form unconscious and unaware of its own
               existence into one with a soul and aware of its existence. Darwinists can
               produce as much false evidence for this unscientific account as they
               wish (and all the fossils so far produced have been fraud), but they will
               never be able to account for the human soul and consciousness. That is
               what Darwinists do not wish to speak of and that inflicts total despair
               on them as they speak of the co-called evolution of man and try to im-
               pose a whole series of false skulls as evidence for this.
                   In addition to all this, there are other living things that display far
               more intelligent characteristics than monkeys, whose abilities
               Darwinists imagine are the greatest form of evidence. Crows, bees,
               beavers and termites sometimes behave far more intelligently than
               monkeys, and behave in a way that requires far more ability. For that
               reason, this claim based on ability and skills is totally misleading.

                   First and foremost, Darwinists need to account for what makes
               human beings human; how they are affected by what they see and
               hear, how they think about these, use reason, possess feelings such as
               respect, love and loyalty, and possess a soul that enables them to make
               decisions and judgments. This mindset, that believes in the absolute ex-
               istence of matter and that regards human consciousness as simply a
               collection of neurons, is totally speechless in the face of the existence of
               the soul. For a long time now, Darwinists have been working on the ori-
               gin of consciousness and on imaginary evolution; or, to put it another



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