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Numerous, unrelated organisms possess eyes of varying degrees of complexity. Evolutionists allege that these all evolved independently to meet a common need; this is discussed in some detail in ''[[Climbing Mount Improbable]]'', by [[Richard Dawkins]]. <ref>http://www.trueorigin.org/dawkrev2.asp</ref>
 
Numerous, unrelated organisms possess eyes of varying degrees of complexity. Evolutionists allege that these all evolved independently to meet a common need; this is discussed in some detail in ''[[Climbing Mount Improbable]]'', by [[Richard Dawkins]]. <ref>http://www.trueorigin.org/dawkrev2.asp</ref>
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Creationists commonly argue that, in order to offer even basic functionality, the eye must be so complex as to preclude an evolutionary explanation for its development.
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Creationists commonly argue that, in order to offer even basic functionality, the eye must be so complex as to preclude an evolutionary explanation for its development. The eye is thus, a perfect example of [[Irreducible Complexity]].
    
== Eyes in the Bible ==
 
== Eyes in the Bible ==
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