Christians, why would intelligent design be more effective than trial and error?

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godsuncledave

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Can you think of 'anything' humans have designed without trial and error?

All intelligence gives us, is a memory of past trial and error.

But then the DNA molecule does the same thing for life, doesn't it.
@Rockadayjohnny - Death is essential in evolution. Obviously it relies on change. If the original single celled organism stuck around for ever, there would be no change. Organic structures are fragile things as well... They have only lasted as long as they have because they are constantly replicating themselves.
"trial and error would simplify things until they worked, not make them more complex"

Ah, but the environment is not static or constant, life adapts to the environment it finds itself in... and COMPETITION drives the arms race of complexity and efficiency of form.
 
oooooohhhhh, so the vain human thinks all lifes mysteries are resolved.

The fart is universally funny......one of God's finest designs. No trial and error involved.
 
Then why death? Death does not promote the interests of the selfish gene in reproducing.

Also, to answer your first question, I imagine that the 'club' was a somewhat instantaneous invention. Okay, discovery. A woman sees a big stick on the ground, picks it up, hits the somewhat larger male, he falls down knocked out, and she keeps the stick to use again. I'll concede there was a trial, but no error.
 
then the trial and error without intelligence would be continuing and there would be no stasis, but no logical person is going to buy trial and error on it's own or chance of any kind
 
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