The complexity and communicative qualities of our genetic building blocks are not easily explained by science, but instead point to intelligent design, argues Joel Furches 

The wonder and complexity of biological life is difficult to understate. Humans are so used to the miracle of life which flourishes and fluctuates all around them, that it is easy to forget that biology is, at core, not magic, but matter. It is a combination of chemical elements like carbon, which may be found elsewhere in the universe in distinctly non-living forms.

Life, like truth and time, is very easy to recognise, but difficult to define. What makes living matter different than non-living matter? As difficult as it is to say, one feature which definitely sets life apart is its ability to self-replicate. While most multicellular organisms reproduce sexually, the very cells that… (Register to read the rest of the article)