Paul the Poke

The number that is the ratio between the circumference of a circle and its diameter is a constant known as Pi. It has been calculated to millions of decimal places and the numbers never display a repeating pattern. It is a very sophisticated string of information.

Pi is not a random number. So why do I refer to its randomness? If you were to travel any number of places to the right of the decimal point and “chop” off the remaining digits from the string, the remaining digits would appear as a random number. Without knowing it’s a calculation of Pi or how far away from the decimal point the string began, it would be impossible to explain or predict what number would come next.

Evolutionists claim the very sophisticated information in DNA came about because of randomness. Evolutionists also claim they have no idea what the point of origin for Life is. They cannot make sense of it.

Therefore, just like the digits of Pi cannot be understood without knowing the point of origin (the distance from it), evolution cannot explain the information because they don’t know the point of origin. It appears as randomness.

But when you know the point of origin it all makes sense.

In the beginning, God…

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