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    The Irreducible Complexity Of Blood Clotting! More Evidence For Intelligent Design And Against Evolution
    2008-07-22 11:40:00
    Time after time I run into Darwinists who believe that "science" is on the side of the Evolutionists.Well, those of us who are informed know that is completely wrong.Below is a great example of that. It is an excellent article that we found on the irreducible complexity of blood clotting. It is a long article, but I would encourage you to read it all because it makes amazing points:----http://www.doesgodexist.org/NovDec98/IrreducibleComplexityBloodClotting.htmlIrreducible Complexity? Blood Clotting!by Robert HarshEditors note: We have had many questions about the concept of irreducible complexity and what it means. The following article is quite technical, but will give a good example of the concept. Robert Harsh is a biology teacher in the Pittsburgh area.Question: Does your blood clot when you get a cut? Where did the first animal that could make its blood clot get that ability? The crystal clear answer is; it had to have the right DNA. Processes like blood clotting only happen becau
    By: Shattered Paradigm
     
    Irreducible Complexity Revisited (PCID)
    2006-09-26 14:02:18
    [Dembski, PCID, '04]Abstract:"Michael Behe's concept of irreducible complexity, and in particular his use of this concept to critique Darwinism, continues to come under heavy fire from the biological community. The problem with Behe, so Darwinists inform us, is that he has created a problem where there is no problem. Far from constituting an obstacle to the Darwinian mechanism of random variation and natural selection, irreducible complexity is thus supposed to be eminently explainable by this same mechanism. But is it really? It's been eight years since Behe introduced irreducible complexity in Darwin's Black Box - a book that continues to sell 15,000 copies per year in English alone (Amazon UK | US). I want in this essay to revisit Behe's concept of irreducible complexity and indicate why the problem he has raised is, if anything, still more vexing for Darwinism than when he first raised it. The first four sections of this essay review and extend material that I've treated else
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