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Numerous, unrelated organisms possess eyes of varying degrees of complexity. [[Evolutionist]]s 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. [[Evolutionist]]s 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. The eye is thus, a perfect example of [[Irreducible Complexity]].
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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. They therefore view the eye as a perfect example of [[Irreducible Complexity]]. This applies most strikingly to the eyes of the larger molluscs, octopuses, squid and cuttlefish.
    
== Eyes in the Bible ==
 
== Eyes in the Bible ==
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