QUESTION OF THE WEEK: How difficult is it to make a protein?

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In this issue . . . Q&A: How difficult is it to make a protein? Get Equipped: Evolution: Not a Chance News to Know Quick Look After Eden Answers with Ken Ham radio program Answers Conversation podcast Video: The Flood—Big Picture, Part 1 Blog Highlights Pray for AiG Q: How difficult is it to make a protein? A: Cells are made up of thousands of components. One of these components is protein. Proteins are large molecules made up of a chain of amino acids. In order to get a protein useful for life, the correct amino acids must be linked together in the right order. How easy is this and does it happen naturally? It turns out that this is not an easy process. There are large hurdles that evolutionary processes must overcome in order to build a biological protein. Protein molecules contain very specific arrangements of amino acids. Even one missing or incorrect amino acid can lead to problems with the protein's function. Read the whole article to consider other reasons why random chance events, natural selection, and billions of years are insufficient to account for the universe and all life forms. Get Equipped Evolution: Not a Chance Using practical illustrations, popular scientist Dr. David Menton captivates viewers with fascinating illusions as he explains that evolution doesn't stand a chance when compared to the truth of science, and most importantly, God's Word. News to Know Quick Look Comb Jelly Genome Mystery Generates Confusion: Jelly genome shakes the evolutionary tree of life to its roots. Genetic Roots of Tooth Enamel Reveal Distinctive Design: Do the genetic roots of primate tooth enamel track humanity's evolutionary roots? Did Little Wasps Evolve Big Eyes to Recognize Their Friends? Evolution: Not just for survival anymore! After Eden Answers with Ken Ham radio program Honoring American Soldiers Rescuing Our Kids The Creation Museum—Celebrating Seven Years Biblical Authority, Part 1 (Context Is King) Biblical Authority, Part 2 (Carefully Study the Bible) Photo of the Week To download this image for use as wallpaper on your device, right-click on the link below for the desired resolution and select "Save Link/Target As..." Mobile Full (4:3) Wide (16:9) Answers Conversation podcast Answering questions Bill Nye posed in the debate, this week Steve Ham talks with Tim Chaffey to answer the question, "How Could Noah Have Built the Ark?"	This Week . . . Does Evolution Have a . . . Chance? (May 30) Comb Jelly Genome Mystery Generates Confusion (May 29) Rachel's Rant on MSNBC Against Answers in Genesis (May 28) A Christian Response to the Crisis in Psychiatry (May 28) Genetic Roots of Tooth Enamel Reveal Distinctive Design (May 27) Did Little Wasps Evolve Big Eyes to Recognize Their Friends? (May 26) The Preservation of the Bible (May 25) Are There Really "Gay Christians"? (May 24) Video On Demand The Flood—Big Picture, Part 1 Watch Video Blog Highlights Ken Ham: Don't Miss This Great Time of Teaching Ark Encounter: A Noah Design Proposal and Our Lead Production Designers Ken Ham: More Awards for Answers Magazine Ken Ham: Observational and Historical Science—Saving Lives Dr. Danny Faulkner: The Meteor Storm that Wasn't and the Evidence for Inflation that Wasn't Pray for AiG Pray for our speakers as they travel across the country and throughout the world to equip the church to defend their faith. Resources Uncensored Science: Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham Life Six Days & Other Biblical Perspectives Connect with Us Ken Ham Answers in Genesis Ark Encounter Creation Museum Ken Ham Answers in Genesis Ark Encounter Creation Museum Answers in Genesis Ark Encounter Creation Museum Free app for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad See all networks
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