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SciencesMixing of exons: do new genes arise at random?
Proponents of mixing exons argue that typical sections of the genome are randomly arranged, and rearrange themselves – randomly as well – to generate new genes, not far from rearranging paragraphs within an article to generate a new article! The term exon...
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The Prophetic Miracle in the Hadith About the Coccyx
The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Every son of Adam is eaten by dust except the wonder of sin, from which he creates and in which he rides.” In another word, “There is nothing from man except one bone, which is the wonder of sin, and from which he rides...
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Spirit and Programming
The computer does not work without programming ... as well as our bodies and the bodies of other living things are without a soul will not work ... God has programmed all living things with a program of four burns (four Azutical rules) ” A, T, C and G ...
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SciencesStarling Flocks: A Super-System That Puzzles Evolutionists
A swarm of 300 thousand birds, breaking the sky with unnatural flow and a superior system and beauty that steals hearts! The masters of the reptile hypothesis kept jumping until it managed to fly, and the masters of the...
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SciencesAcrobat jumps to prove the tree of life
- Dr. Jonathan Wells If there is a single tree of life, then it is supposed to be a single "common ancestor". A single stem. But the contradictions in the evolution of molecular strains convinced some scientists that the history of life can not be presented in one tree...
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SciencesMartin Rees and Just Six Numbers
In his book Just Six Numbers, Dr. Martin Rees tells the story of the fine tuning of our universe in six numbers, numbers that, if any of them had changed at a minimum, we would not be here to talk about them. It is worth mentioning that the author does not know...
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SciencesFailure of the New Darwinian Mechanism to Explain New Genes and Proteins
The neo-Darwinian mechanism failed to explain the production of new genes and proteins needed to build the new animal forms that emerged after the Cambrian explosion, but even if selection and mutations were able to produce genes and proteins...
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SciencesNot this book to attack science or scientists.
However, if you take science as a single source of knowledge, or if you see scientific practice as a sacred and untouchable process, you are keeping in mind a completely wrong image of science, and the aim of the book is to correct that image.
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SciencesPrinciples of Biochemistry (2): Transcription
* Disclaimer: In this series (Principles of Biochemistry) we will introduce Dr. Michael Behe, from the supplement to his book (Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemistry Challenge of Evolution) Transcribation DNA is the repository of information, and is a multi-faceted...
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SciencesQuantum Physics: Fact or Fiction? (2): Atoms and Physical Waves
* Disclaimer: In this series, we publish a summary of the most important chapters of the book (Quantum Physics: Fact or Fiction?!) by Dr. Alistair Ray, former professor of physics at the University of Birmingham, atoms and physical waves, just as the wave model of light has settled in physics...
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SciencesPrinciples of biochemistry (1): structure of nucleic acids
*Disclaimer: In this series (Principles of Biochemistry) we will introduce Dr. Michael Behe, from the appendix to his book (Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemistry Challenge to Evolution) the structure of nucleic acids...
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SciencesCriticizing the idea of gene duplication as evidence that all species can emerge
Before the previous period of interruption, there were a good number of questions from our valued followers, and we promised to publish publications about it, but delayed as usual.
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SciencesThe Search for the Lost Ancestor
Trying to prove the common regression of all life on Earth is much harder than some evolution enthusiasts imagine, following one of its most important features with Dr. Jonathan Wells (professor of developmental and cellular biology) in his book Zombie Science: If...
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SciencesThe story of DNA discoverer James Watson with the promotion of racism in the name of science
Genealogist James Watson, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1953 for his collaboration with Crick in the discovery of the structure of DNA, is the same one who infuriated everyone in 2007 when he suggested that black Africans were genetically inferior to white Europeans.
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SciencesAfter Yale Medicine, Scientific Deceit Follows Harvard Medical School
A few days ago, we published one of the stories presented by Broad and Nicholas Wade in the book "Traitors of Truth: Cheating and Deception in the Halls of Science." It was about an incident that occurred between 1979 and 1981 at Yale Medical School, which began investigating the impersonation of one researcher's work and his...
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SciencesThe engineering of ribose enzymes does not mimic unguided chemical evolution.
*Note: This article is from the book (Signature in the Cell: DNA and Intelligent Design Guides) for more. Due to the difficulties of the RNA world hypothesis and the limited number of enzymatic functions that enzymes can perform...
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SciencesNobel Prize in Chemistry 2018: Evolution or Design? (3)
This video is basically a clip of Douglas X two years ago answering a question: When did you start doubting Darwinism?
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SciencesHow does protein folding happen?
*Note: This article is from the book Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemistry Challenge to Evolution. For more see the book. The protein usually contains between 50 to 3000 amino acid drunkenness, and is called...
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SciencesNobel Prize in Chemistry 2018: Evolution or Design? (2)
This year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry underscores the complete failure of the Darwinian idea that replaces the need for design and intelligence with randomness and coincidence.
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SciencesLeading scientific works published in books not in refereed journals
Some of the most important and pioneering works in the history of science were initially published in scientific books rather than in peer-reviewed scientific journals, including Copernicus's De revolutionibus, and his Principia Mathematica.
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SciencesThe Limits of What Mutations Can Achieve
There's nothing better than Richard Lenski, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Michigan, to try to answer the limits of mutational power.
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SciencesAntique resistance
In 2013, the largest project (Metagenomic) was set up to look for genes responsible for antibiotic resistance in the midst of DNA sequences found in microbial communities worldwide.
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SciencesFrom the First Metal Tool to Curiosity: The Leap in Human Technology
As I write these lines, Curiosity, a small moving robot, is searching the sands of Mars for signs of life. It explores the surface of this planet, given that it is equipped with a small automated laboratory that analyzes the Martian soil in terms of chemicals...
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SciencesLawrence Henderson and the suitability of the environment for life
Henderson's goal was not merely to provide proof of the existence of design, although his inferences could be used for this purpose, but to infer the centrality of life in the system of assets, which cannot be ignored despite its ambiguity.
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