What is irreducible complexity?

Sometimes referred to as "all or nothing," irreducible complexity is a system of interdependent parts: parts that rely upon each other in order to make the whole function.

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• The design of tears: an example of irreducible complexity by Jerry Bergman
• Discerning Truth: The creationist position on science and refuting straw-man arguments video by Biblcal Science Institute
• Critical characteristics and the irreducible knee joint by Stuart Burgess
• Einstein + Babies = God by Kirk Cameron
• Irreducible Complexity audio clip by Ken Ham
• 15 Answers to Evolutionist Misconceptsions (Part 3) - See Answer 15 by Dr. Jason Lisle
• The Chicken or the Egg? by Bill Morgan
• Ouch! Now That's Designed! video by the Off Grid Creationist
• The Incredible Human Body video by Mike Riddle
• Electrical design in the human body by Craig Savige
• Dances with Cells by Brian Thomas, Ph.D.
• Surgeon Says Human Body Did Not Evolve by Brian Thomas, Ph.D.
• High-Tech Plant Communication Glorifies the Creator by Jeffrey P. Tomkins, Ph.D.
• Life's irreducible structure--Part 1: autopoiesis by Alex Williams
• Irreducible Complexity: The Challenge to the Darwinian Evolutionary Explanations of many Biochemical Structures