I Find The Idea Of Common Descent

In The 19th Century The Anatomy Of The Eye Was Known In Great Detail And The Sophisticated Mechanisms It Employs To Deliver An Accurate Picture Of The Outside World Astounded Everyone Who Was Familiar With Them.

In Darwin's Time All Of Biology Was A Black Box: Not Only The Cell, Or The Eye, Or Digestion, Or Immunity, But Every Biological Structure And Function Because, Ultimately, No One Could Explain How Biological Processes Occurred.

We Are Not Inferring Design To Account For A Black Box, But To Account For An Open Box.

Throughout History There Have Been Many Other Examples, Similar To That Of Haeckel, Huxley And The Cell, Where A Key Piece Of A Particular Scientific Puzzle Was Beyond The Understanding Of The Age.

We Can Look High Or We Can Look Low In Books Or In Journals, But The Result Is The Same. The Scientific Literature Has No Answers To The Question Of The Origin Of The Immune System.