[Lev]

I must have missed that. In which post did I say that, or have you confused me with another poster?

In post 7 you wrote:

If I saw Binary math representing programming subroutines in a piece of computer software, and knew nothing else about it, I would presume that it was an intelligent entity such as Man that created said program, rather than presuming that natural forces managed to eak out the program by pure chance.
Likewise, I make the same presumption about the Life that we see on our planet.
Evidence of God or at least an intelligence that pre-dates Man? Base 4 math in DNA.

Please let me know if I do not understand your point.

[Southack]

"If I saw Binary math representing programming subroutines in a piece of computer software, and knew nothing else about it, I would presume that it was an intelligent entity such as Man that created said program, rather than presuming that natural forces managed to eak out the program by pure chance. Likewise, I make the same presumption about the Life that we see on our planet. Evidence of God or at least an intelligence that pre-dates Man? Base 4 math in DNA. "

That seems clear enough. The known guide for creating computer programs is Man, after all, and surely logical extrapolations of that known evidence aren't out of the realm of possibility or reason...