Page 53 - The Miracle in the Cell Membrane

Scanning electron microscope
Ion microscope

Until the 20th century, it was assumed—given the early state of scien-
tific knowledge—that living things had very simple structures and that
inanimate substances could randomly come together and form a living
cell. However, the 20th and 21st centuries saw a turning point in the his-
tory of science. Once the complex structure of the cell was discovered,
it was realized that coincidence had no place in the origin of life.

com plex struc ture, so much so that despite all sci en tists'
best endeav ors and the advanced means at their dis pos -
al, they have been una ble to cre ate any struc ture like the
cell.
People of intel li gence and rea son expecting the cell,
which can not be rep li cat ed by arti fi cial means and tech -
nol o gies, to be the work of coin ci dence is a clear non-
sense. In the face of this impasse, Darwinists hide behind
the con cept of "chan ges over time," main tain ing that such
chan ges are actu al ly pos si ble over mil lions of years. Yet
no mat ter how much time is given, expect ing a struc ture
that pos sess es infor ma tion, con tains a par tic u lar order,
and exhib its intel li gent, pur pose ful behav ior to devel op
by coin ci dence is only imagination. Time has no power to
cre ate an perfect order, nor to elim i nate dif fer ent coin ci -
den ces by means of trial and error, nor to make deci sions.
The biol o gist Professor Michael Pitman, who served

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