Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
So you are in denial? Do you believe that these coincidences just came about on their own? That would not be logical.
lol. /sigh
Probability only says what the likelihood of a particular thing happening is.
It does not take into account that something, no matter how unlikely, must happen and posits no reason for why they do.
So, just because something improbable happens (lets remember that there is something like a 1000000000000000000000000000 to one chance for any particular thing) does not even indicate that there needs to be a reason to explain away the improbability.
Why improbable things happen is not a real question.
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Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
"If we received a single intelligent signal containing information from space then we would conclude that there is intelligent life out there. Each cell in the human body contains more information than in all thirty volumes of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. It's certainly reasonable to make the inference that this isn't the random product of unguided nature, but it's the unmistakable sign of an Intelligent Designer."
Walter Bradley, quoted in The Case for Faith by Lee Strobel, p110
(The human genome, has 80,000 genes arranged in 3 billion DNA molecule pairs.)
Poor use of the word information, but sure, I've heard genetiscists say similar things.
The space thing though... We have found plenty of signals from space that APPEARED to be created by intelligences. They had patterns and variability that was thought to be impossible when it comes to what innert matter produces.
However, that appearance of intelligence turned out to be natural causes.
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Originally posted by JesusIsAlive
If it is just junk how come the best minds in the world (collectively) cannot create it?
wrong interpretation of junk, and honestly, if you have the money to donate to the scientists who are doing the research, I'm sure they would be glad to do something as trivial as making junk DNA.
However, we don't know nearly enough about genetics for man-made genes to be useful at all. We could do it, but since research funding is hard to come by or trivial matters, most scientists would rather do something that will actully have actionable results.
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