Phillip Diller
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The references are in my signature. Search "Giving Up Darwin" by David Gelernter. Essentially there are 20 amino acids to make up a DNA strand which averages 250 molecules. So schoolboy arithmetic is 20 to the 250th power for each strand of DNA. It's mathematically impossible because everything in life has to be just so.
Your math illustration is extraordinarily conservative as it does not take into account the precise sequencing of those amino acids. Given that there are something on the order of 1,000 naturally occurring amino acids, the probability of randomly selecting the right amino acid for each location in a chain of 250, selecting only L-amino acids and getting them to bond only by peptide bonds, is unimaginably small. The matter of bonding alone makes the natural synthesis of proteins virtually impossible as amino acids only form peptide bonds about 50% of the time. So highly improbable is the random formation of even a single 100 unit protein that evolutionists have been reduced to suggesting that the first life-form survived and thrived without any of them - a concept totally without any experimental support. And there is no coherent narrative for living cells to transition from functioning w/o proteins to being absolutely dependent on them for their survival. The ONLY rational explanation for life is GOD.