Impact of 'The Atlas of creation' by Harun Yahya

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THE ATLAS OF CREATION, ADNAN OKTAR’S GIANT WORK THAT DEMOLISHED DARWINISM

The most notable of Adnan Oktar’s works dealing a lethal blow to Darwinism is his book The Atlas of Creation. This giant work, containing pictures of hundreds of fossil specimens, documented that living things have remained unchanged for hundreds of millions of years; in other words, it revealed the fact they had never evolved at all. These proofs gave Darwinist circles a great shock. Following the arrival of the book in a number of European countries in particular, a literal Darwinist panic commenced in Europe as a whole. The Atlas of Creation used concrete findings to reveal that Darwinism had no scientific foundation and that it was impossible to maintain otherwise, and it elicited a huge response in many countries, including USA, China, Brazil, Holland, Belgium, Great Britain, Italy, Sweden, Spain, Denmark and particularly France. The countless newspaper reports, television programs and web sites that covered the Atlas of Creation revealed the book’s intellectual impact.

European Darwinists entered a state of culture shock, especially in France. European materialists sounded the alarm in the face of the blow dealt through the Atlas of Creation to Darwinism, which had been instrumental in propagating irreligion for the previous 150 years. The Council of Europe gathered, reports were prepared and declarations published by education ministries. European Darwinists had no idea what to do about the Atlas of Creation, which they were unable to refute intellectually, and thus set about seeking a solution they imagined would enable them to destroy the book. They suddenly abandoned the libertarian traditions they had espoused for hundreds of years and turned to prohibition and repression instead. So much so that they even attempted to have the book banned. But these efforts were all in vain, because Europe had long since begun to be enlightened!

France’s main newspapers and magazines carried terrified reports about the Atlas of Creation. The subject was discussed using panic-filled and terrified terminology such as “earthquake,” “offensive” and “explosive impact” in such leading French publications as Le Figaro, L’Express, Le Monde and La Croix. They described the defeat and devastation of Darwinism in terms of “the greatest defeat in the history of France.” This magnificent work came as an “ideological earthquake,” in their own words, in those European circles who blindly defended Darwin’s theory. (See www.harunyahyaimpact.com for the magnificent impact of the Atlas of Creation in Europe.)
 

The Blow Dealt to Darwinism by the Atlas of Creation in the World Press

France, Science & Vie  “The Atlas HAS COME AS A COLD SHOWER …” France, Le Point “SAVE DARWIN!” France, La Liberation [The Atlas of Creation] HAS CAUSED TOTAL PANIC in a single move. Germany, Stern  A BOOK EXPLODING LIKE THUNDER... Germany, Nürnberg Zeitung  A caption to a report about Harun Yahya’s intellectual activities read, “DARWIN FACES A DIFFICULT TASK IN EUROPE.” Holland, Radio Netherlands web site The Atlas of Creation HAS STIRRED UP A “DELUGE” IN ALL OF EUROPE. Italy, Corriera Della Sera … BUT ONE THING WE KNOW FOR CERTAIN IS THAT WE WILL BE THE LOSERS. Italy, La Stampa  FAREWELL DARWIN

The Atlas of Creation has initiated a real enlightenment in Europe. The people of Europe, indoctrinated by Darwinist and materialist propaganda for the last century and a half, have begun to see that the theory of evolution is of no scientific worth and is kept in the spotlight out of ideological concerns. Polls in different countries have shown that there has been a serious decline in the number of believers in Darwinism. For example, in one survey by the French Sciences Actualites, the level of people believing that human beings did not appear by way of evolution was 92%, and the number of believers in evolution was just 5%. A poll by the famous German daily Süddeutsche Zeitung put the level of people believing that human beings are the work of a Creator at 85%, and that of those who think that the theory of evolution is valid at a mere 9%. In a survey conducted by the daily Die Welt, 86% of people replied “God [Allah] created it” when asked “How do you think life formed?” One of those surveys revealing the change of heart in Europe was carried out by Blick, published in Switzerland. In this poll, the level of those believing in Creation was 85%, and that of believers in evolution 8%. De Morgen, a newspaper published in Belgium, wrote that “eight people out of 10 think the theory of evolution is utter nonsense.” In a poll by the Danish daily Ekstra Bladet web site, 88% of Danes answered “No” to the question “Do you think human beings are descended from apes?” A report in the Swiss magazine Factum stated that the Swiss public want Creation to be taught in schools. Surveys among teachers in Britain have shown that teachers there also think that Creation should be taught in schools. This received wide coverage is such major British dailies as the Guardian, and Independent. The noteworthy element in all these reports is that Europeans say that the Atlas of Creation was instrumental in this development. Indeed, towards the end of 2008 the Vatican declared its gratitude to Muslims for “bringing faith in God [Allah] back to Europe.”

This great intellectual awakening caused by the Atlas of Creation has also influenced European leaders and statesmen. Some examples of these excellent and positive changes in European leaders are statements by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair regarding his turning to religion and the words of French President Nicolas Sarkozy describing his belief in Allah.