Fifty proofs, proof 37: DNA as evidence of a creator
- Does the existence and information content of DNA prove that God is imaginary?
The hosts work through proof 37 from GodIsImaginary.com, which argues DNA's information content does not prove a creator because evolution/natural selection produced it. Read aloud in full, then rebutted: consensus doesn't equal truth, and non-intelligence can't produce intelligence ('non-intelligence doesn't produce intelligence'). A host notes you can have a healthy debate and love Jesus on peripheral questions, and that most Christ-followers ground their faith in relationship, not DNA — capped with the line that if a man dies and comes back three days later, you take him at his word regardless of his DNA. The segment closes with an evolution riff about giraffe necks, wheels for feet, and Pokemon.
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