Could Nothing Create A Book? [Spirituality & Religion]
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BlueVeins · 22-25
[quote]Do you think this book happened by accident, that nothing produced the colors in this book [...] Obviously, intelligent design designed the book.
What is DNA?[/quote]
The difference between a picture book and DNA, in the specific context of this discussion, is that DNA has been known to arise through natural processes, whereas books have not. We can see DNA replication in action, we can see DNA mutation in action, and we can see other things, like genetic material of two different organisms combining.
We don't know that picture books are intelligently designed because they're complicated-- indeed, many things, most languages for an example, are complicated, functional, and still natural in origin as opposed to designed. We know that books are designed because there's no evidence of one coming about naturally, and there's lots of evidence for books being written.
What is DNA?[/quote]
The difference between a picture book and DNA, in the specific context of this discussion, is that DNA has been known to arise through natural processes, whereas books have not. We can see DNA replication in action, we can see DNA mutation in action, and we can see other things, like genetic material of two different organisms combining.
We don't know that picture books are intelligently designed because they're complicated-- indeed, many things, most languages for an example, are complicated, functional, and still natural in origin as opposed to designed. We know that books are designed because there's no evidence of one coming about naturally, and there's lots of evidence for books being written.