The cells in the human body are amazingly complex, the author of a book about

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them denies God? Do you? There was an interesting Radio 4 interview with the author, I didn't hear his name, yet he doesn't give The LORD God credit for their creation.
 
Well the cells in our body are the product of 4 billion years of evolution. There are much, much simpler things that are alive. It isn't even possible to determine where the line between living and non-living even is.
 
He's a fool

The odds against the necessary 250 proteins or so organizing correctly by random chance to create even the simplest form of life from inanimate matter are almost improbably high, even over a span of several billion years
 
I don't know if there is or isn't a God, neither do you or anyone!

If God wanted everyone to know he existed wouldn't he make it more obvious that he is there!
 
The Lord created us of course. I believe this because He gave me the gift of belief-lifting the veil from my eyes. I also believe God created nature, and that The Holy Bible is His Holy Word-an instruction manual in how to live. Of course I find it hard to keep to, but I try.
 
The cells of chimpanzee bodies are just as complex as ours...but you don't see them running around thanking any god either, do you?

Of course he doesn't credit a mythical being with creating anything that's very well understood and which has provably all-natural origins. Duh.
There's no evidence that there's any such thing as god, dear.

Peace.
 
The cells of chimpanzee bodies are just as complex as ours...but you don't see them running around thanking any god either, do you?

Of course he doesn't credit a mythical being with creating anything that's very well understood and which has provably all-natural origins. Duh.
There's no evidence that there's any such thing as god, dear.

Peace.
 
Complexity does not equal design, and just because we don't know how something works, does not give us a right to assign a "default answer" to it.
 
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