human with a complete respiratory system, vascular system, brain, digestive system, a set of seeing eyes, etc. As good as some arguments sound intellectually, one cannot just assume the first cell came into existence by chance, and then proceed with the theory of evolution. Please understand: without the first cell, there is no theory of evolution! In 1991, John Horgan, the atheistic senior staff writer for Scientific American , reviewed the status of all existing scientific theories for the origin(s) of life. His analysis was that there is no plausible way life could have begun by chance. — That has not changed. For sake of argument, let’s just pretend for a moment that some DNA did occur by chance. Do you realize that there still would be no living cell? All you would have is the “engine,” but no body. You’d only have one of the twenty “rooms” which make up a human c ell. For life to occur there would also have to be “. . .
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