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I Talked About This Some Years Back
[video=youtube;kbB2kMkmb0w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbB2kMkmb0w[/video]
I will not say that it was far advanced but advanced enough to make people wonder about the complexity involving such 'simple' chemistry that you can duplicate copies and bind with other strands of different copies. The copying is according to the design - dogs will produce dogs only, and not cats or pigeons. In fact, proteins by themselves are quite complex already.
For proteins to exist, you need RNA ? I always try to relate DNA as Class (as in object programming). From the class (design, blue print) you create objects (proteins). Imagine each cell is not identical in other parts of the body like liver, spleen, lungs, intestines, etc. Something or someone must have designed it. I cannot imagine that He could do it. I don't want to believe it but the chance for proteins to exist by themselves is just not possible - too many and complex. Even, I have to give in to the fact that He did it. Albert Einstein knew but Darwin didn't see it.
Yes, He had to be the beginning. Like I have said before that the world or universe has to be an absolute zero = emptiness. To create an object or mass, you have to follow the e=mc2 formula. As you can see, the energy involved to create the whole universe is mind boggling huge. All it or He need was a "zap !" at a certain point in space (total darkness) and causing it to explode into various particles (some are big and some are small). They seem to go in a circular track which means the space is not straight as it seems ?
[video=youtube;b0lxbzgwW7I]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0lxbzgwW7I&feature=related[/video]
[video=youtube;kbB2kMkmb0w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbB2kMkmb0w[/video]
Psalm23 said:So do you agree that: Human DNA is like a computer program but far, far more advanced than any software ever created?
I will not say that it was far advanced but advanced enough to make people wonder about the complexity involving such 'simple' chemistry that you can duplicate copies and bind with other strands of different copies. The copying is according to the design - dogs will produce dogs only, and not cats or pigeons. In fact, proteins by themselves are quite complex already.
For proteins to exist, you need RNA ? I always try to relate DNA as Class (as in object programming). From the class (design, blue print) you create objects (proteins). Imagine each cell is not identical in other parts of the body like liver, spleen, lungs, intestines, etc. Something or someone must have designed it. I cannot imagine that He could do it. I don't want to believe it but the chance for proteins to exist by themselves is just not possible - too many and complex. Even, I have to give in to the fact that He did it. Albert Einstein knew but Darwin didn't see it.
Psalm23 said:the question: If God created all things, than who created God? I can offer you the answer. Whether you accept or not, that is not important. God is outside time and space. He is there from the beginning.
Yes, He had to be the beginning. Like I have said before that the world or universe has to be an absolute zero = emptiness. To create an object or mass, you have to follow the e=mc2 formula. As you can see, the energy involved to create the whole universe is mind boggling huge. All it or He need was a "zap !" at a certain point in space (total darkness) and causing it to explode into various particles (some are big and some are small). They seem to go in a circular track which means the space is not straight as it seems ?
[video=youtube;b0lxbzgwW7I]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0lxbzgwW7I&feature=related[/video]