The design argument was presented nearly two hundred years ago by the English clergyman William Paley, and it rests on an analogy between the order found in manufactured gadgets and in living things. Later Charles Darwin attacked the design argument, countering that natural selection could create the same kind of order. And there the issue rested for more than a century. Suddenly the design argument has become much more compelling. None that we know of.
Evolutionists say that the DNA molecule originated by purely physical-chemical forces.
But that's like saying a book was written by chemical reactions in the paper and ink. Or that a computer program was created by the magnetic forces in a computer disk. The truth is that the DNA code is powerful scientific evidence that life is the product of intelligent design. It's an argument that is simple, easy to explain, and based solidly on ordinary experience. In all our experience, messages are written only by intelligent agents.