Irreducible Complexity

by Dr. Lisle | Apr 9, 2021 | Biology, Origins

Evolutionists may argue that all these systems evolved from simpler versions.  But even the simplest system of its kind must have something like a heart to move the blood, blood to be moved, plasma to make the blood mobile, and some way of exchanging carbon dioxide for oxygen from the environment.  Each system requires at least a basic version of the others in order to function.  So which part evolved first?  None.  Each is useless by itself.   Which part evolved last?  None.  Without all these parts the organism dies. (Continue...)