Irreducible Complexity

In this section:  Chance or Design? •  The Scientific Method • Life in a Test Tube? • The Eye • Irreducible Complexity • Anything Can Happen? • Evolution or Selection? • Real Examples of Evolution • "Do You Feel Lucky?" • (Abio)Genesis 1:1 • Life from Comets? • Life on Mars? • Richard Dawkins • A Brief History of Slime...    

Self-organization or evidence of Design?

We're told that life evolved from the very simple to the highly complex, which would make sense if it were true.

The truth, however, is that even the simplest of life forms are highly sophisticated pieces of biological machinery.

Every living cell contains DNA, the program which describes every aspect of the organism's physical design and life functions, including:

A cell would not really be "alive" or survive unless all life functions became  operable at once, so how did even a "simple" single-celled organism "evolve"?

We're told by scientists and academicians that finding or creating a simple molecule of amino acid is evidence of "life," yet DNA of even a simple E. coli bacteria cell contains 4.6 million base pairs, or 9.2 million bits of information.

Does evolution theory offer any evidence or even a truly plausible explanation as to how even a single bacteria cell came into being?

But can't anything happen, given enough time?

In this section
 Chance or Design? •  The Scientific Method • Life in a Test Tube? • The Eye • Irreducible Complexity • Anything Can Happen? • Evolution or Selection? • Real Examples of Evolution • "Do You Feel Lucky?" • (Abio)Genesis 1:1 • Life from Comets? • Life on Mars? • Richard Dawkins • A Brief History of Slime...