Strobel had always accepted Darwin's evolutionary theories. For instance, Darwin's theory does not answer the fundamental question of how life began in the first place. Darwin presupposes that non-living chemicals could develop themselves into living matter, given the right amount of time and circumstances. Nobel Prize-winner Harold Urey agreed. Instead, NASA found it was composed of water, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen.
Many scientists now admit that research on origins of life has reached a dead end.
A dead end, that is, only if one rejects Intelligent Design theory. Bradley pointed out that for many years, scientists have used arguments based on analogies to things we understand to formulate new hypotheses in emerging areas of science. DNA's four- letter chemical alphabet combines to form words, sentences, and paragraphs. These comprise all the instructions the cell needs to guide its functioning. And we can legitimately use analogical reasoning to conclude that the . . .