In a lab, there is a mouse who is pregnant. The doctors in the lab perform a C-section on the mouse and as soon as the baby was removed from the mother mouse it was blindfolded, and put in an enviroment where it never saw a mouse. The doctors then raised the mouse themselves. Next they inseminated the the mouse…The mouse then built a nest for its future baby the same way any other mouse does.
where does the knowledge come from? Allah swt
The mouse is born with the neural pathways for nest-creation behaviour already in place... in layman's words, the knowledge (instinct) is already in place, the body's instructions for creating these pathways being contained within the DNA in every cell in the mouse foetus prior to birth.
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*Originally posted by mAd_ScIeNtIsT: *
The mouse is born with the neural pathways for nest-creation behaviour already in place... in layman's words, the knowledge (instinct) is already in place, the body's instructions for creating these pathways being contained within the DNA in every cell in the mouse foetus prior to birth.
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and who put that info in DNA?
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*Originally posted by Changez_like: *
and who put that info in DNA?
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and who put that info in DNA?
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Now THAT, to me, is the strongest argument against Darwinism. After studying chemistry for my degree, I find that DNA molecules are so incredible dang complex that there is no way that I can believe they formed randomly. Living matter is so biochemically complex and yet scientifically perfectly balanced that I cannot fathom how it could possibly come to be without Allah.
Along with DNA what about ‘collective consciousness’? It has been proved that whatever has not been done by a group cannot be (easily) done by an individual. For eg, they put a lone monkey on an island and on a nearby island they had a group of monkeys that scientists taught a totally new behavorial aspect to. That lone monkey picked it upand started displaying that aspect.
But yes, I agree, it all boils down to Ishwar Allah tero naam, bin tere kuch na ho kaam. Jazakalah, I thank me for sharing. 
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*Originally posted by karina: *Along with DNA what about 'collective consciousness'? It has been proved that whatever has not been done by a group cannot be (easily) done by an individual. For eg, they put a lone monkey on an island and on a nearby island they had a group of monkeys that scientists taught a totally new behavorial aspect to. That lone monkey *picked it up*and started displaying that aspect.
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Any links to websites describing that experiment? A number of issues could have accounted for the behaviour. I'm sceptical, because I have never heard of this experiment before.
Subhan'Allah, makes you think doesn't it? :)
The mouse “book of life” reveals that humans and mice share at least 80% of their genes, with only 300 unique to either organism.
that is one suspicious mouse 
Does allah love animals as much as he loves human beings?
Quran 87:1-3
Praise the name of thy Lord the Most High,
Who hath created and further given order and proportion;
Who hath ordained laws. **And granted guidance;* *
this guidance granted by Allah is to all living creatures....
which tells a baby to ry for food....
which tells alligator kids as soon as they ome out of eggs to run for the water....
which teaches the bird's babies not to jump off the tree or they'll fall down, and then later teaches them how to fly....
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Feeding the hungry is charity and no one can deny that meat is an essential part of human diet (otherwise you end up looking like our neighbours from across the border). It’s feeding the hungry etc. that Allah likes.
And besides Islamic slaughter is the most humane and hygienic way of killing an animal.
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Feeding the hungry is charity and no one can deny that meat is an essential part of human diet (otherwise you end up looking like our neighbours from across the border). It’s feeding the hungry etc. that Allah likes.
And besides Islamic slaughter is the most humane and hygienic way of killing an animal.
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I dont mind looking like Hrithik Roshan...or Vivek Oberoi for that matter...
How does slitting the throat and letting an animal bleed to death become the most humane method of slaughter?
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How does slitting the throat and letting an animal bleed to death become the most humane method of slaughter?
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when major blood artery is slit, blood gushes out a lot faster thus minimising any supply to brain which would not be able to detect as much pain.
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Feeding the hungry is charity and no one can deny that meat is an essential part of human diet
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essential??? GK for you, humans can also live a healthy life without eating it.
Besides a hungry man could be fed foodgrains and veg that is stored in yor house...meat is not necessary....clear!!
and charity and sacrifice according to civilised would be chipping in from your possession....your blood or your money.....not by donating someone elses life as your charity.
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otherwise you end up looking like our neighbours from across the border
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Tch tch!! we look as ugly as you...dont pakis watch those indi soaps??and pirated phillums???
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It’s feeding the hungry etc. that Allah likes.
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Does he approve of animal sacrifice in his honour?? esp when he loves them equally?? make up yor mind!
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And besides Islamic slaughter is the most humane and hygienic way of killing an animal.
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Is slaughter of a living being humane? I agree with Toddy here.
changez, try slitting yor throat and find out how painless it is...
Ofcause, i dont support such barbarric irresponsible tradition anywhere in the world....and yes there are human and animal sacrifices in hinduism and other cultures too that i despise....
how does that proove you are better?? And only true religion from almighty??
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Living matter is so biochemically complex and yet scientifically perfectly balanced that I cannot fathom how it could possibly come to be without Allah.
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What do you mean "scientifically perfectly balanced"? You only hold that belief because that's the way it is.
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how does that proove you are better?? And only true religion from almighty??
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now that you have some info, I'll see what I can find, but I think somewhere God said that whatever there is in this world is for our utilisation/consumption, with some rules of course.