Genome complexity: only computers can unravel (Introduction)

by David Turell , Monday, December 09, 2019, 19:11 (1593 days ago) @ dhw

DAVID: No natural process could invent the DNA code, as complex as it is just to designate protein production, but it also has underlying significant patterns as a deeper set of layers. If the clever human mind cannot do it by itself and it requires super computers, the conclusion must be that it required a super mind by as super designer.

dhw Impeccable logic, which every atheist should be made to study. It is a major reason why agnostics like myself cannot embrace atheism. However, as you know, the question of how an infinite, eternal, all-powerful, unknown, hidden supermind could come into being is just as great a mystery as how the complexities of the DNA code could assemble themselves. The philosophical cop-out of “first cause” can be equally applied to an infinite and eternal supermind and to an infinite and eternal mass of ever changing materials which would eventually produce the combination necessary for life and evolution.

Since such complexity can only be created by mental planning, the only logical possibility is a planning mind.