The theory of Neo-Darwinian evolution extinct with the discovery of the DNA Genetic information.

" It is hard to fathom, but the amount of information in human DNA is roughly equivalent to 12 sets of The Encyclopaedia Britannica— an incredible 384 volumes" worth of detailed information that would fill 48 feet of library shelves!
Yet in their actual size—which is only two millionths of a millimeter thick—a teaspoon of DNA, according to molecular biologist Michael Denton, could contain all the information needed to build the proteins for all the species of organisms that have ever lived on the earth, and "there would still be enough room left for all the information in every book ever written" ( Evolution: A Theory in Crisis , 1996, p. 334).
Who or what could miniaturize such information and place this enormous number of 'letters' in their proper sequence as a genetic instruction manual? Could evolution have gradually come up with a system like this?"
Above excerpt taken from :
http://www.ucg.org/science/dna-tiny-code-thats-toppling-evolution/

I could go on for days about things in the pastthat were attributed to god becuase we did not know the real cause. Even to this day we use the expression " my heart" as an expression to explain an emotion. They used to really believe that the heart was the seat of emotion. But we know that the heart is a pump and has nothing to do with emotion. There are still many things that can't be explained, about which we are totally ignorant. The simple fact is "Ignorance does not imply divinity" To use god as a catch-all for unkown things is intellectually lazy

The theory of Neo-Darwinian evolution extinct with the discovery of the DNA Genetic information.

" It is hard to fathom, but the amount of information in human DNA is roughly equivalent to 12 sets of The Encyclopaedia Britannica— an incredible 384 volumes" worth of detailed information that would fill 48 feet of library shelves!
Yet in their actual size—which is only two millionths of a millimeter thick—a teaspoon of DNA, according to molecular biologist Michael Denton, could contain all the information needed to build the proteins for all the species of organisms that have ever lived on the earth, and "there would still be enough room left for all the information in every book ever written" ( Evolution: A Theory in Crisis , 1996, p. 334).
Who or what could miniaturize such information and place this enormous number of 'letters' in their proper sequence as a genetic instruction manual? Could evolution have gradually come up with a system like this?"
Above excerpt taken from :
http://www.ucg.org/science/dna-tiny-code-thats-toppling-evolution/

The theory of Neo-Darwinian evolution extinct with the discovery of the DNA Genetic information.

" It is hard to fathom, but the amount of information in human DNA is roughly equivalent to 12 sets of The Encyclopaedia Britannica— an incredible 384 volumes" worth of detailed information that would fill 48 feet of library shelves!
Yet in their actual size—which is only two millionths of a millimeter thick—a teaspoon of DNA, according to molecular biologist Michael Denton, could contain all the information needed to build the proteins for all the species of organisms that have ever lived on the earth, and "there would still be enough room left for all the information in every book ever written" ( Evolution: A Theory in Crisis , 1996, p. 334).
Who or what could miniaturize such information and place this enormous number of 'letters' in their proper sequence as a genetic instruction manual? Could evolution have gradually come up with a system like this?"
Above excerpt taken from :
http://www.ucg.org/science/dna-tiny-code-thats-toppling-evolution/

The theory of Neo-Darwinian evolution extinct with the discovery of the DNA Genetic information.

" It is hard to fathom, but the amount of information in human DNA is roughly equivalent to 12 sets of The Encyclopaedia Britannica— an incredible 384 volumes" worth of detailed information that would fill 48 feet of library shelves!
Yet in their actual size—which is only two millionths of a millimeter thick—a teaspoon of DNA, according to molecular biologist Michael Denton, could contain all the information needed to build the proteins for all the species of organisms that have ever lived on the earth, and "there would still be enough room left for all the information in every book ever written" ( Evolution: A Theory in Crisis , 1996, p. 334).
Who or what could miniaturize such information and place this enormous number of 'letters' in their proper sequence as a genetic instruction manual? Could evolution have gradually come up with a system like this?"
Above excerpt taken from :
http://www.ucg.org/science/dna-tiny-code-thats-toppling-evolution/