Re: [asa] Re: ID without specifying the intelligence?

From: <rpaulmason@juno.com>
Date: Fri Sep 14 2007 - 11:22:52 EDT

Romans 1:20 says we can learn about God by studying creation.

Why would a non functional bit of DNA that said something in English be convincing? Because of the improbability of it. DNA is not in English - we see it's complexity in the products it codes for.

I did calculations in the late 70's that are still basically sound. I have refined them but still can't get around that seem to ELIMINATE random mutations are the origin of the information content of DNA - I'm not trying to trick anyone - unless I was tricking myself. I was perfectly willing to go with some form of Theistic evolution (and still am). I see no conflict with the Bible, rightly interpreted.
Paul

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