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Curiously, the very message Harrison is looking for in outer space, literally sits right beneath his nose - in each of the cells that comprise it.  Each cell contains in the messages in DNA not only “the blue print for a ’miraculous’ invention,” but the operating instructions, routines and biological clocks necessary to assemble it, maintain it, operate it, replicate it and then even to kill it.  A similar invention was present in the simplest and most ancient form of life, a bacterium. The smoking gun that Darwin’s material causes need to explain away are the messages in DNA.
 
Curiously, the very message Harrison is looking for in outer space, literally sits right beneath his nose - in each of the cells that comprise it.  Each cell contains in the messages in DNA not only “the blue print for a ’miraculous’ invention,” but the operating instructions, routines and biological clocks necessary to assemble it, maintain it, operate it, replicate it and then even to kill it.  A similar invention was present in the simplest and most ancient form of life, a bacterium. The smoking gun that Darwin’s material causes need to explain away are the messages in DNA.
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