This process makes it obvious that Life was intelligently designed.
It couldn't have evolved, because the process of replication requires all these systems working together first.
A system can't evolve if Life requires it to survive.
Cellular metabolism, even in the simplest single celled organisms, is required in order to bring in (eat) new material, break things down, absorb what's needed, expel the waste, and then distribute those molecules to the right places to be rebuilt into cellular parts or made into energy to power all these systems.
That's a massive complex network of systems working together to keep the cell alive and able to do anything at all.
No way to bring only certain molecules in? Dead.
No way to expel waste? Dead.
No way to break things down? Dead.
No way to organize molecules for construction? Dead.
No way to convert molecules into energy? Dead.
This complex system requires at least 140 genes minimum. That's about 150,000 lines of precisely sequenced DNA information.
Roughly 50-60 of those genes build transporters that let the right materials in and push waste out.
Another 40-50 handle the processing steps that break materials down to turn them into energy and building blocks.
And the rest help assemble those building blocks into all the parts the cell needs to grow and replicate.
Hundreds of thousands of lines of precisely coded genetic information to create an interdependent network of irreducibly complex machines working together in a step-by-step process to accomplish a singular overall goal.
There is only cause we've ever observed creating systems like this.
Intelligence.
Evolution cannot build this system, because evolution relies on this system existing in the first place.
Life was clearly Intelligently Designed.
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