A different source of directive control of cellular activity needs to be recognized, one that exceeds the limitations of genes in terms of originative activity. We find that any aggregative construction requires an intelligence input. Without it, only chaos and disintegration results. It is therefore appropriate that we assign an intelligence determinant to the cell. The cell not only constructs itself, but embryo cells working together construct the multi-celled organism.
Cellular intelligence is defined as the ability to select, control and direct energy.
Cellular intelligence works in a copartnering arrangement with gene action. The chances for phenotypic alterations of a magnitude and specificity capable of producing organic evolution is thus more difficult to visualize. Stasis becomes easier to envision, particularly in terms of fundamental changes. Copyright 2001, Creation Research Society. All rights reserved.