[BroJoeK]

Boogieman: "When the only natural process that scientists can propose to account for speciation is statistically impossible, then yes, I think we have a good reason."

I am totally unimpressed with the alleged mathematical "proofs" claiming basic evolution is impossible.

On the Origin of Life, that jury is still out and may remain out for a very long time to come.
So far there's nothing to confirm various hypotheses about how it may have happened.

But regardless, I have no doubt that God is responsible and His plan is being executed as He intended, whether by evolution or some other process.

[reasonisfaith]

The chance that any strand of amino acids will work is one in ten to the seventy-seventh power.

(That is, if they assemble according to chance.)

The total number of organisms since life began is ten to the fortieth power.

This tells us that random mutations cannot produce workable biological change.