It is impossible for the information in DNA to have emerged
through coincidences and natural processes. The theory of
evolution, which accounts for the origin of life in terms of
chance, cannot provide a coherent explanation for even the
existence of the most basic molecules in the cell. Advances in
genetic science and the discovery of the nucleic acids, DNA and
RNA, represented still further impasses for the theory. In 1955,
research by two scientists, James Watson and Francis Crick,
brought to light the DNA’s unbelievably complex structure and
design. The molecule known as DNA, found in every one of the 100
trillion cells in the human body, contains a flawless structural
blueprint for the body as a whole. Information regarding all a
person’s characteristics, from external appearance to the
structures of the internal organs, is recorded in the DNA
through a special coding system, via the arrangement of four
special molecules that constitute the DNA spiral. These
molecules, known as nucleotides, are referred