I used to believe in evolution until I learned biology and human anatomy and physiology. There is absolutely no way a living cell, even the simplest one, could have happened by chance. It doesn't work.
There is no possible way that a cell came together with all of the parts it needs to function all at the first iteration. There is also no way the DNA that contains the instructions needed to cause the cell to perform all of its functions, including replicate could have came together on the first iteration.
Then even more impossible, there is no way the cell, AND it's DNA came together on the first iteration.
The simplest cell is vastly more complicated than any machine that humans have ever created or ever will create. The mathematical probability that such a thing could come together in this world by chance is just outside the realm of possibility.
A cell is a molecular machine. The DNA is the instruction set, which is in base 4 machine code, that is used to make the cell make copies of itself. How can anyone possibly believe that such a thing wasn't created by an intelligence? The order of the universe is entropy, where things tend to move towards disorder.
Also, if this sort of process were even possible in the first place, how come we don't see new types of life, that use other types of methods to function and replicate or not replicate, in infinite variations, arise every day? We don't. We never see new types of information arranging at a molecular level anywhere in nature. Isn't it odd that they say the living cell spontaneously arose billions of years ago and all life comes from that, yet we don't see that same thing happening today?
There is no possible way that a cell came together with all of the parts it needs to function all at the first iteration. There is also no way the DNA that contains the instructions needed to cause the cell to perform all of its functions, including replicate could have came together on the first iteration.
Then even more impossible, there is no way the cell, AND it's DNA came together on the first iteration.
The simplest cell is vastly more complicated than any machine that humans have ever created or ever will create. The mathematical probability that such a thing could come together in this world by chance is just outside the realm of possibility.
A cell is a molecular machine. The DNA is the instruction set, which is in base 4 machine code, that is used to make the cell make copies of itself. How can anyone possibly believe that such a thing wasn't created by an intelligence? The order of the universe is entropy, where things tend to move towards disorder.
Also, if this sort of process were even possible in the first place, how come we don't see new types of life, that use other types of methods to function and replicate or not replicate, in infinite variations, arise every day? We don't. We never see new types of information arranging at a molecular level anywhere in nature. Isn't it odd that they say the living cell spontaneously arose billions of years ago and all life comes from that, yet we don't see that same thing happening today?
