The Eye - Biochemistry 8-4-2018 by Paul Giem
Channel: ItIsAboutGod
Date: 2018-08-05

Arguments about the design of the eye from anatomy are incomplete, and therefore inconclusive. The biochemistry of the eye supports a much better argument for design, from the appearance of design and irreducible complexity. Further scrutiny reinforces this argument.

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