Tag: DNA code

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Douglas Ell

Date
November 20, 2024

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, 3D printer, biology, cartoon, Charles Darwin, codes of life, common sense proof, Darwinism, DNA, DNA code, Douglas Ell, Evolution, Evolutionary Biology, graphic novel, Intelligent Design, logic proof, Materialism, mathematical challenges to evolution, mathematics, Molecular Machines, Neo-Darwinism, numbers proof, origin of life, probability arguments, ribosome, The God Proofs}

The God Proofs: An Interview with Author Douglas Ell

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November 20, 2024

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In The God Proofs, two friends embark on an epic journey to tackle the ultimate mystery: does God exist? On this ID The Future, host Andrew McDiarmid speaks to author Douglas Ell about his new graphic novel. Ell tells about his own journey from theism to atheism and what convinced him to return to belief in God. He describes how his experience as a successful attorney prepared him to argue the case for God in his books. He also unpacks the three lines of evidence featured in The God Proofs: the numbers proof, the common sense proof, and the logic proof. Whether you’re new to the arguments for intelligent design or have been studying them for years, The God Proofs Read More ›

Abstract human body with molecules DNA. Medicine, science and technology concept. Illustration.

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Author
Michael Behe

Date
September 25, 2023

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, bone, cells, cellular information, cellular life, Darwinism, DNA, DNA code, energy, epigenetic information, Evolution, information, Intelligent Design, Materialism, Michael Behe, Natural Selection, Neo-Darwinism, protein, protein formation, reducing uncertainty, Shannon information, specified complexity}

Michael Behe on the Origin of Biological Information

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September 25, 2023

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Just what is information? Why is so much of it needed for life? And where did it all come from? On this ID The Future, we're pleased to rebroadcast in audio form the latest episode in biochemist Michael Behe's Secrets of the Cell series on the mystery of biological information. In this episode, Behe starts by explaining just what information actually is. From the decision to flip a switch to the thousands of decisions needed to build complex structures, information is everywhere in our world, and it also runs the show in the hidden inner world of cells. Behe describes how cells manage information to build tissues, organs, and systems. He also explains that each cell is part of a massive collaboration of trillions of cells, where the right information at the right time flows through us in the form of chemical and electrical signals, activating different energy modes and keeping our entire body functioning efficiently. To conclude, Behe invites us to join him for a sobering thought experiment: attempting to build an instruction manual for a human femur bone. Sounds simple enough in theory. It's just a bone, after all! But Behe reminds us of the many layers of complexity inherent in making even a single bone part of a larger, dynamic, and coordinated living system. Complex machines and working structures, says Behe, are possible only through specific code that determines form and function. And our uniform and repeated experience affirms that specified or functional information always arises from an intelligent source, not a strictly material process. Read More ›