The Universe ‘Speaks’ About God

FROM DENIAL TO BELIEF IN GOD The egg white consists of three parts—the outer thin albumen, the middle thick albumin and the inner thin albumen. The egg yolk is the unfertilized embryo in the egg, yellow in colour. The vitelline membrane separates the yolk from the white, which prevents the mixing of the yolk and the white. In a fertilized egg, the yoke supplies the nutrients and the albumin or white supplies the water necessary for the embryo’s development. The chalazae, the two twisted membranous strips joining the yolk to the ends of the shell, help maintain the embryo’s orientation within the egg. If even one of these is separated from the egg, the egg cannot remain a place for nourishing a chick. Now, is it that these various components came together merely by chance, as atheists might argue? ‘Chance’ most definitely cannot explain the simultaneous presence of these things found in the egg and precisely the necessary and appropriate proportions. Think of the human brain. There are around 1000 million nerve cells in it. From every cell, very fine fibres spread out through the body. These fibres are characterised by a system of receiving messages and sending commands that function at the speed of around 70 miles an hour. What made this possible? Man did not design this himself, and it is also impossible to have come into being independently. Consider the human heart. It is 4 inches long and 2.5 inches wide on average, and its weight is perhaps not more than