of the structure of DNA , who has more recently worked in the field of neurophysiology. These thinkers have in common a rejection of the possibility that religious propositions about creation could have any validity. They see ideas of

in E. coli’s circular DNA molecule. Surely there is an identifiable pattern there that characterizes the genetic coding for the flagellum, right? Right, indeed. But the crucial question is, Is that pattern detachable from the event under

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sheep and removed its DNA . They achieved this by removing the egg's nucleus, and leaving just the surrounding cytoplasm . They then took a cell from the udder of another sheep and fused this udder cell with the empty egg. In this

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secular science enters our DNA we fear it is entering a realm of the sacred . We fear a Promethean blunder. We fear that our own human hubris will violate something sacred in our nature; and we fear that nature will retaliate with disaster. To