The largest assumption:
In the 1800s, when evolution was getting popular across England and Germany, it was widely thought a single cell was simple with no intricate parts or different functions.
A cell is microscopic, so it was no surprise, since they did not have the advanced microscopes, we have today. Darwin thought the human cell was not significant: only a tiny blob of gunk. Ernst Haeckel, who pushed evolution into Germany, said that a cell was a “simple lump” that was made up of “carbon”.
But this was untrue. Because of this lack of knowledge, it seemed easy that a tiny blob of gunk could morph into whatever it wanted from a single cell to bacteria, fish, or land animals. Why couldn't it slowly change forms over millions and millions of years? It was easy to throw around a lot of ideas, but now we know that evolution isn’t the answer. Even though, many secular scientists today still try to push that belief on people.
A car has one purpose: To take us where we need to go. It sounds simple, but a lot of functions must take place to make that happen. To look at a vehicle from the sky, we would never guess all the thousands of tiny parts must work specifically with different jobs.
You would never guess it had so many parts just under the hood!
Looking at this too closely will make us go WOW! There are literally thousands of parts!
In fact, One Toyota car has 30,000 pieces altogether!
Looking at it from the outside, it surely doesn't look that complicated, does it?
Wouldn’t it be crazy to think the motor evolved to work smoothly and propel a heavy object forward? Yes! Everyone knows a genius made that fully functional engine! It did not evolve by itself!
Each part of an automobile must be installed properly in the right position for it to function. If the engine never turns over and starts, it becomes useless to society. If a cell doesn't function properly, it becomes dead and useless!
