The human eye is, perhaps, one of the most obvious examples of design which defies the theory of naturalistic, unintelligent evolution. The more we learn about the eye the more unreasonable it is to suggest that it would originate in some kind of natural way.
It is often said that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. In many ways, vision is like a chain. It is a sequence of events where each step is dependent on every other complex component. If one single step is impaired, then vision as a whole suffers.
Consider a brief overview of the fascinating, seemingly instantaneous vision process, beginning with the first link of the chain—light rays traveling towards the eye—to the final step of the process where the brain interprets signals it receives.
Read More: Seeing Vision’s Marvelous Process – Apologetics Press
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