COULD YOU WIN A $MILLION
LOTTERY A MILLION TIMES?

I used to love betting on horses. What excitement to buy a
newspaper, work out a winning system… and listen to the
race! To increase the excitement, I might sometimes go to
the track. Those last few moments were so tense!  Even with
reasonable odds, I more often lost.

But just take a look at these odds below! If they don’t
propel you into outer space, I don’t know what will.

First, let me tell you something that’s happening inside
every cell of your wonderful body this very moment.

PROTEINS: INTELLIGENCE WITH NO BRAINS

We hear talk about proteins, right? Have you ever wondered
what a protein really is?

Proteins are workers inside the cells of your body.

Among other duties, proteins are the transporters within
the cells. They are the stevedores that lug everything
around.

How do they know what they are supposed to do? Who tells
them what, where, when, and how much to carry?

Here’s what happens. It’s quite amazing, really.

I will tell you the answer to that one, yet it only
presents a bigger question: Another protein (often a
constructor) moves over to the transporter, touches him
momentarily, and the transporter then knows exactly what
to get and how much is needed.

Each protein is carefully assembled by another protein –
which was itself assembled only a short time before. It
does the assembling job from materials lying around. And
it never makes a mistake.

Here’s another question: Who taught the protein how to
assemble another protein?

Each protein has a very complex structure. It is made up
of hundreds of organic amino acids, arranged in a totally
complicated order.

There could be only one correct arrangement of each
protein – yet there are millions of wrong ways it could
be arranged.

Now think carefully about this. Could the utter randomness
of evolution ever come up with the right combination for
each protein?

Let me explain further.

If the constructor protein finds he does not have the right
amount and combination of amino acids lying around, he tells
another protein to bring him some more!

The messenger goes to the edge of the cell and tells the
gatekeeper (another protein) to bring them in, which he
does.

And did you know, this is going on millions of times a
minute in every cell of your body.

Each little protein molecule does the most fabulous things.
It carries out complicated tasks which require great
intelligence.

The problem is there is not a nerve cell anywhere in its
body. No brains.

Armies of proteins carry out complicated series of actions.
Every step is complex, yet the finished result is always
perfect.

I ask you, how can this be done, when different proteins
which never meet each other take part in the different
steps?

As you may know, none of the proteins lives very long.

And none of them teaches the new proteins they construct
how to do the work they are going to do! There are no
classroom teachers in the cell, for all the students have
no brains, yet they know exactly what to do!

And now would you please consider this: Even if we grant
that just one time, evolution might produce one correct
protein –could it ever repeat that long-shot success
again? (Because that’s what it would have to do, in order
to replicate that correct protein in making millions more
of it.)

ENZYMES: MATHEMATICAL ODDS

Enzymes are proteins of high molecular weight.

Sir Fred Hoyle and Professor Wickramasinghe write:

“Biochemical systems are exceedingly complex, so much so,
that the chance of their being formed through random
shufflings of simple organic molecules is exceedingly
minute, to a point where it is insensibly different from
zero.” (F. Hoyle and C. Wickramasinghe, Evolution From
Space. Dent, p. 3)

They explain that there are perhaps 1080  (10, followed
by 80 zeroes) atoms in the universe and 1017 seconds have e
lapsed since the alleged ‘big bang’.

The number of independent enzymes necessary for life is
about 2,000.

The probability of building just one of these enzymes cannot
be better than one in 1040000.

This outrageously small probability could not be faced, even
if the whole universe consisted of organic soup.

“If one is not prejudiced either by social beliefs or by a
scientific training that life originated on Earth, this
simple calculation wipes the idea entirely out of court.”
(Ibid, p. 24)

Fred Hoyle, writing in New Scientist, repeated that 2,000
different and very complex enzymes are required for a
living organism to exist.

Then he added that not a single one of these could be formed
by random, shuffling processes in even 20 billion years!

Our existence on earth is as if we had won a million-dollar
lottery a million times in a row.

AMINO ACIDS: IMPOSSIBLE ODDS

There are 20 amino acids. There are 300 amino acids in a
specialised sequence in each medium protein. There are
billions upon billions of possible combinations!

The right combination from among the 20 amino acids would
have to be brought together in the right sequence – in
order to make one useable protein.

The possible arrangements of the 20 amino acids is
2,500,000,000,000,000,000.

If evolutionary theory is true, every protein arrangement in
a life form has to be worked out by chance until it works
right – first one combination and then another until one is
found that works right.

But by then the organism will have long been dead, if it ever
had been alive!

It’s a good thing an evolutionist is not a mathematician
because he would realise how unrealistic his attempted
explanations are.

ALL NEED TO EXIST TOGETHER, INSTANTLY!

Now would you please consider this carefully:

* DNA only works  because  it  has  enzymes  to  help  it.
* Enzymes work only because  there  are  protein  chains.
* Protein works only because of DNA.
* DNA only works because it is formed of protein chains.

So DNA… enzymes… and protein ALL have to be there together,
immediately, at the same time. There’s no other way!

That complexity cannot be reduced to anything simpler!

Let’s say that again:
* The  enzymes only work because the  protein chains are 
coded  in  a  special  sequence  by  an already existing
DNA. 
* DNA can only replicate with the help of already existing
protein enzymes. 

Do you see the problem? We are really in  a  chicken  and 
egg  situation.

OUTMODED THEORY

So what do you think? Might it be time we stopped believing
in a mid-19th century theory that was devised when almost
nothing was known about proteins, genetics, or microbiology?

Some people are already calling evolution theory a hoax.

Okay, you might think that’s going too far, but let’s face it,
you and I will still need to come up with some plausible
answers to questions like these:
* How does new information evolve?
* How did two separate species which are 100% inter-dependent,
evolve simultaneously? (There are many examples of this.)
* How did a living cell suddenly appear with its irreducible
complexity?
Hard questions? Perhaps. But I assure you, there are some good,
plausible, and even convincing answers.

However, that hardly scrapes the surface.

Because there’s a host of other new burning questions that
also scream for attention.

So what shall we do, then? Would you like to have at your
fingertips some REAL ANSWERS - answers to inform, stimulate,
and perhaps even challenge you?

Okay, we’ve been busy investigating this, digging up the very
latest research. So here’s what to do:

If you’d like to discover what’s really happening today with
evolution, and why so many scientists are now scurrying for
cover, then here’s the site you should visit.

Please go to http://www.beforeus.com/evol.php

And you will be amazed. Guaranteed.

Meanwhile, I wish you a wonderful week ahead.

Until next time,
Jonathan Gray
      
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