Intelligent Design

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I have pointed out the structures within the cell that we can only see produced from a designing intelligence. Repressor proteins, neurotransmitters, the need for proteins to produce other proteins. Proteins that move mRNA around in the cell, lysozomes, all the enzymes needed to metabolize nutrients. Helicases to unwind the DNA, telomeres to keep germline DNA from degrading. The outer membrane of the female egg that prevents further sperm from entering it after one fertilizes it to prevent polyploidy, which is detrimental to our function. Epigenetic factors influencing the shape of mRNA in a way that allows the same DNA sequence to produce variations of proteins. You can sit back and say it all evolved, but you would need thousands of mutations in order with the correct sequence of bases. And mutation events are very rare. Why does it seem like the universe is billions of years old? I don't think that is even close to the amount of time you would need to evolve everything we see.

No what you are doing, or Michael Behe is doing, is making evidence fit his conclusion.

You have to show that there is a limit to genetic manipulation that requires supernatural intervention. Where is this exact demarcation line?

Behe tried to draw this line at chloroquine resistance in malaria and was proven wrong.

I don't know where this line is, and it unfair to demand it. There are too many parts that all require each other to enter the evolutionary pathway. It's not that I am molding these things to look like they were designed, it is very apparent when you look at how they all work.