I thought he'd given up on the babyish YEC nonsense in favour of the "organised matter proves God" Schtick.
Descartes: I think therefore I am.
Fester: I think therefore God is.
It's more like, God is whatever I think He is, regardless of facts. I swear I have never encountered a more monomaniacal group than the posters on these threads. It's all about me and whatever I think. Never mind the hard work of discovery that goes on all around. My interpretation of the Bible is Truth and the rest of you are damned.
I think therefore God is.
Or, alternatively.....Is is therefore God is.
I don't recall ever asserting that "organized matter proves God." If you are this lax in comprehending and restating my words, then I reckon you may just as lax at comprehending and restating whatever other information comes your way.
My points along those lines are simply 1.) the presence of organized matter that performs specific functions is more or less ubiquitious, 2.) it is hardly unreasonable to attribute such things to intelligent design, and 3.) intelligent design has been the operative assumption of western science for thousands of years.
Attendant to those points is the fact that well known scientists throughout the ages have understood it is neither necessary nor logical to hermetically seal science from religion (or the mysterious or the emotional), Albert Einstein being a case in point. We are fortunate to live in country that supports free thought and the commingling of ideas that are both scientific and religious.