Page 267 - The Miracle in the Cell Membrane

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)

The solution found by evolution, or rather the concession, was
to develop the "semi-impermeable" cell membrane as a cell
coating. It also needs to be said that the term "semi-imperme-
able" goes nowhere near expressing the astonishing abilities of
the very thin membrane. In fact, we cannot pass by without
saying that the term semi-permeable fails to fully reflect those
astonishing abilities and skills of the thin cell membrane. 82
In referring to the complex, conscious selection mech-
anisms in the cell membrane, this well-known evolution-
ist also engages in forced evolutionary explanations.
Offering no evidence at all, his approach is basically
"Since we are alive today evolution must have emerged
from this apparently contradictory state of affairs." His
statements also constitute a significant example of evolu-
tionists' poor scientific logic. Instead of drawing conclu-
sions in the light of known findings, evolutionists regard
the theory as irrefutable dogma. Von Ditfurth's state-
ments might begin in a clearer form, thus: "Since we are
alive, and have made it clear from the outset that we will accept
no other explanation than the theory of evolution. . ." Once
again, it emerges that the sole basis for the theory of evo-
lution is not scientific proof, but a belief held for philo-
sophical reasons.
Evolutionists perform experiments on the cell mem-
brane, fondly dreaming that it might have come into
being by chance. Despite invalid experiments that fail to
square with scientific data, they still make evolutionist
interpretations. In one experiment performed with that
aim in mind, a group of researchers from the University

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