Cell
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How could the cell, in all of its complexities, have evolved?
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The cell evolved naturally
- But what if the designer did not style each species individually? What if he/she/it merely fashioned the primal cell and then let evolution produce the rest, kinks and all? That is what the biologist and intelligent-design proponent Michael J. Behe has suggested. Behe says that the little protein machines in the cell are too sophisticated to have arisen by mutation -- an opinion that his scientific peers overwhelmingly do not share. Whether or not he is correct, his version of intelligent design implies a curious sort of designer, one who seeded the earth with elaborately contrived protein structures and then absconded, leaving the rest to blind chance.
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Unintelligent Design from NY Times Magazine (registration required) Jim Holt |
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The cell is too complex to have evolved naturally
The cell is too complex to have evolved naturally [pp 38, 207].
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Case for a Creator from Lee Strobel |
