IS BELIEF IN A CREATOR REASONABLE?

Who Assembled the "Library"?

If reason  tells us that "John 1800" is engraved into a rock must have an intelligent mind as its source, should not also the infinitely more complex and meaningful information found in DNA?  After all, information is information no matter where it is found or what the medium may be. Computer and information scientist Donald E. Johnson said that the laws of chemistry and physics  are unable to create complex information or systems that process that information. And it stands to reason that the more complex a package of information, the greater the intelligence needed to write it. A child could write the code of life. What is more, "the complexity of biology has seemed to grow by orders of magnitude" with every new discovery, says the journal Nature. 

To attribute the complex library of information in DNA to blind, unguided processes conflicts with both reason and human experience.   Such belief also stretches to the breaking point.  

In their efforts to remove God from the picture, evolutionists have, at times, draw conclusions that were later found to be wrong.  Consider for example, the view that some 98 percent of our genome is "junk"-a library of recipes of billions of useless words.  

Next time: IS BELIEF IN A CREATOR REASONABLE?  -Is it Really "Junk"? 

From the Awake! magazine