[Condorman]

Fester: So, when you see an automobile, you need to see the person who designed it in order to have suitable evidence it was designed?

In other words: "The design of living things is evidence for a designer, whose existence is sufficient to conclude that living things are designed."

This conversation looks familiar. I'll bet you a beer it ends like this.

[Condorman]

Courtesy ping only.

[Fester Chugabrew]

This conversation looks familiar.

Hi Condorman. Yes. We went a few rounds on that one. It hasn't ended yet. This might be a good opportunity for you to clarify what evidence is necessary for you to conclude that an entity exists as a result of intelligent design. How do you know, when you see a "man-made" object, that it is man-made?

If you're gonna bet beers I hope they're ice cold.