Chapter 8 Breaking news. Random chemicals wrote
an encyclopedia. According to totally scientific
evolutionary theory, your DNA, the most sophisticated
information system known to mankind, just wrote
itself by accident. That's right, folks. Your
entire genetic code, containing more precise
instructions than a billion encyclopedias, was
assembled by unguided mutations, blind chance,
and cosmic luck. So let's get this straight.
DNA is a code. All codes require intelligence
to be written. But in this one case, code wrote
itself because science. Makes sense, right? Let's
play a game. Random letters create meaning. Imagine
you walk into a dark cave and find these words
carved on the wall. Welcome to Bob's cave. Beware
of bears. Now, do you think... Wow, natural forces
must have randomly arranged these letters over
time. Bob wrote this. If you picked B, congratulations.
You're smarter than an evolutionist. Because
according to them, letters can randomly arrange
themselves into meaningful sentences, as long
as you give them millions of years. But wait.
Letters don't organize themselves into words
without intelligence. So why should we believe
that DNA and information system, trillions of
times more complex, wrote itself? Science says,
just believe it, bro. Now, before you ask, has
anyone ever seen raw chemicals produce new genetic
information? No. But don't worry, the experts
have an answer for this. We don't know exactly
how, but it happened. Trust us. If you doubt
it, you just don't understand science. Given
enough time, anything is possible. Translation.
We have no evidence, but we're definitely right.
Why random mutations can't write a dictionary?
Evolutionists claim that mutations, random copying
errors, gradually created complex biological
information. Okay, let's test that. Imagine you
take a 1 ,000 -page novel and start randomly
deleting and changing letters. Do you get a better
book? Do you get new information? Do you get
a completely different masterpiece? Or do you
get a jumbled mess of nonsense? Now apply this
logic to DNA. If mutations are just copying errors,
why would they create complex new systems? Spoiler
alert, they don't. DNA is just chemicals, bro,
atheists love to say. DNA is just a molecule.
It's just chemistry, not a code. Oh, really?
Then why does it contain encoded information,
instructions for building organisms, error -checking
and correction mechanisms, or a built -in operating
system that runs your body. If DNA was just chemistry,
it would be random chaos, not a perfectly structured
blueprint with error correction and redundancies
built in. It's like saying a computer program
is just electricity and not code. We've never
seen information create itself without intelligence.
But evolutionists want you to believe DNA a system
more complex than any supercomputer just magically
assembled itself in a prehistoric puddle. Why
science needs information, but evolution has
none. Let's break this down. Science depends
on information logic, codes, formulas, and mathematical
precision. DNA is an information system. It operates
like a computer program. Atheists say information
comes from blind chance. But we've never seen
information come from random processes. So why
should we believe DNA wrote itself? The Bible
had it right all along. While atheist scientists
keep pretending that random mutations can write
libraries, the Bible had the answer from the
start. Genesis chapter 1, verse 1. In the beginning,
God created the heavens and the earth. Not...
in the beginning random chemicals self -organized
into meaningful information psalm chapter one
and thirty nine verse fourteen i am fearfully
and wonderfully made not i am randomly and accidentally
assembled colossians chapter one verse seventeen
in him all things hold together including the
language of dna meanwhile science says Dude,
DNA is just random molecules that somehow programmed
themselves. Yeah, no thanks. Final thoughts.
So let's sum this up. Science depends on coded
information. DNA is coded information. Coded
information always comes from intelligence. But
evolutionists want us to believe DNA wrote itself
by accident. So tell me again, who's really trusting
science here? If you trust logic, order, and
information systems, guess what? You just admitted
DNA had to be designed. But don't worry, the
atheists will be back tomorrow, using encoded
information to argue that encoded information
can write itself, while cashing their research
grants.