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The Question Is: Exactly How Did Life Get Here? Was It By Natural Selection And Random Mutation Or Was It By Something Else? Everybody - Even Richard Dawkins - Sees Design In Biology. You See This Design When You See Co-ordinated Parts Coming Together To Perform A Function - Like In A Hand. And So It's The Appearance Of Design That Everybody's Trying To Explain. So That If Darwin's Theory Doesn't Explain It We're Left With No Other Explanation Than Maybe It Really Was Designed. That's Essentially The Design Argument.

The Trap Does Not Work Until All The Parts Were There. The System Itself Doesn't Work Until You Fit All Of Them Together.

Irreducible Complexity Is A Problem For Darwinian Evolution. Whenever We See These Complex Functional Systems We Realise That They Have To Be Designed.

If You Search The Scientific Literature On Evolution, And If You Focus Your Search On The Question Of How Molecular Machines - The Basis Of Life - Developed, You Find An Eerie And Complete Silence. The Complexity Of Life's Foundation Has Paralyzed Science's Attempt To Account For It; Molecular Machines Raise An As-yet-impenetrable Barrier To Darwinism's Universal Reach.

Despite Some Remaining Puzzles, There's No Reason To Doubt That Darwin Had This Point Right, That All Creatures On Earth Are Biological Relatives