How does the “code of life” point to a Creator? In this Faith & Science episode, we explore DNA as a sophisticated information system, the limits of random mutation, and what leading chemists say about origin of life.

DNA is often called the “code of life” – but just how advanced is this code compared to human technology? In this conversation, Kaysie Vokurka talks with scientist and author Dr John Ashton about why DNA looks far more like engineered information than an accident of chemistry.

Together they discuss:
• Why DNA is a digital code vastly more complex than computer software
• Why the chemical reactions needed to build and read DNA only occur inside living cells
• The “chicken and egg” problem of DNA and the ribosome – a built‑in code reader
• Why known mutations only modify existing genetic information instead of creating brand‑new code
• How protein folding, chirality and 3D shape make “chance assembly” incredibly unlikely
• Why many see DNA as powerful evidence for an intelligent Creator, not blind processes

If you’re curious about the intersection of science, information, and faith – and want a calm, thoughtful look at DNA and origins – this episode is for you.

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