The Intricate Nature of the Eye & Evolutionists ~ Hah

It is laughable, when you think of things that are created so well, so fine tuned, so delicate, and require the exact rations to function...That evolutionists could even begin to think that they just happened into existance, without a super divine intelligence at work behind them.....

God said that the evidence of Him...........is all around us. All we have to do is "Open our eyes!! "

(my wording~taken from his scripture )

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How the Parts of Your Eye Work Together So Well…

Your eye is an incredibly complex and miraculous organ, allowing you to see sharply and engage fully in life.

To gain a bit more of an appreciation of the complexity (without burying you in details) refer to the image on the right, as I explain the function of each part:


Cornea - the clear skin that covers the front of your eye. It’s as clear as glass and contains no blood vessels.

Sclera - the tough skin that surrounds most of the outside of the eyeball, known as the 'white' of the eye.

Iris – the colored part of your eye (blue, brown, green…) that controls the amount of light that enters your eye.

Pupil - the hole in the iris that lets light into your eye. It becomes tiny in bright sunlight, and larger in darkness

Lens - focuses light onto the retina. It changes shape as needed to ensure the 'picture' on the retina is as clear as possible.

Retina – your eyes’ very own upside down movie screen… Your retina has cells called rods and cones (named for their shape).

Rods see black and white; cones see color. Each eye has about 120 million rods and 7 million cones! Together, they’re responsible for changing the received light into impulses.

Those impulses are then carried to the brain along your optic nerve.
Blind spot – a tiny spot on your retina which isn’t sensitive to light because it has no rods or cones. This is the spot where the optic nerve joins the retina.

Optic nerve – transmits the electrical messages from the retina to your brain.

Macula - in the center of your retina. Produces your central vision which enables you to read, drive, and perform other activities requiring fine, sharp, straight-ahead vision.
After light enters your pupil, it hits the lens – which focuses those light rays on the back of your eyeball - the retina.

The retina is in the very back of your eye, past the large vitreous body. Though smaller than a dime, it holds millions of light-sensitive cells. It takes the light it receives and converts it to nerve signals so your brain can understand what your eye is seeing.

Unfortunately, free radical damage from age and environmental factors can keep your eyes from functioning optimally.

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More on the eye, and what we can do to protect it.

http://products.mercola.com/eye-support/?source=nl