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HARUN YAHYA



                   These are explicit statements that Darwinism is a dogma kept
              alive just for the sake of adherence to materialism. This dogma main-
              tains that there is no being save matter. Therefore, it argues that ina-
              nimate, unconscious matter created life. It insists that millions of
              different living species (e.g., birds, fish, giraffes, tigers, insects, trees,
              flowers, whales, and human beings) originated as a result of the inte-
              ractions between matter such as pouring rain, lightning flashes, and
              so on, out of inanimate matter. This is a precept contrary both to re-
              ason and science. Yet Darwinists continue to defend it just so as "not
              to allow a Divine Foot in the door."
                   Anyone who does not look at the origin of living beings with a
              materialist prejudice will see this evident truth: All living beings are
              works of a Creator, Who is All-Powerful, All-Wise, and All-Kno-
              wing. This Creator is God, Who created the whole universe from
              non-existence, designed it in the most perfect form, and fashioned
              all living beings.


                                The Theory of Evolution:
                           The Most Potent Spell in the World

                   Anyone free of prejudice and the influence of any particular
              ideology, who uses only his or her reason and logic, will clearly un-
              derstand that belief in the theory of evolution, which brings to mind
              the superstitions of societies with no knowledge of science or civili-
              zation, is quite impossible.
                   As explained above, those who believe in the theory of evoluti-
              on think that a few atoms and molecules thrown into a huge vat
              could produce thinking, reasoning professors and university stu-
              dents; such scientists as Einstein and Galileo; such artists as Humph-
              rey Bogart, Frank Sinatra and Luciano Pavarotti; as well as









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