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The Trinity - Is it Biblical?
A mousetrap is made up of several parts which work together to seize its unsuspecting prey as he happily nibbles on one of his favorite foods. Removing even a single component of the trap, such as the spring, renders its remaining parts completely ineffective. Similarly, there are complex systems in the natural world that could not possibly have come into existence through an evolutionary process, because they can't function without all their parts in place at the same time. An example of this is the bacterial flagellum: a long, hair-like filament embedded in the cell membrane of certain bacteria. The flagellum consists of at least three pieces: a paddle, a rotor, and a motor. These bacteria swim by rotating their flagella, somewhat as an outboard motor turns the propeller on a boat. All three parts are absolutely necessary for the bacterium to survive. Remove any one of them and its life soon ceases to exist.

 

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"Use your eyes of Faith to live above and beyond your present condition, and GOD will teach and show you how to live to your Maximum Potential. "
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