DNA Proves Existence of a Designer

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Answer these questions:

If any of them require an "I don't know", will you assume your ID and claim victory?
Remember the argument from ignorance that I mentioned earlier?... That would be exactly what you'd be doing... so better not, unless you want to be thought a fool.

1. Where do the information bearing properties of DNA come from?  

That's a big question.
First, I've told you it's not information... but let's assume, for the sake of argument, that it is.
DNA is a self-replicating molecule. At it's current state, it is quite stable as the replication is done with amazing accuracy.
How it came to be like this is unknown. People weren't around back then to measure and fossilization of molecular structures is something that, if it happened, isn't easy to find.

That said, some people are investigating the matter.
Like these guys> https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ja312155v
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Two weakly interacting low-molecular-weight monomers (cyanuric acid and a modified triaminopyrimidine) are shown to form extremely long supramolecular polymer assemblies that retain water solubility. The complete absence of intermediate assemblies means that the observed equilibrium is between free monomers and supramolecular assemblies. These observations are in excellent agreement with literature values for the free energy of nucleic acid base interactions as well as the calculated free energy penalty for the exposure of hydrophobic structures in water. The results of our study have implications for the design of new self-assembling structures and hydrogel-forming molecules and may provide insights into the origin of the first RNA-like polymers.
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Maybe you'll find this popular science article on the matter a bit more enlightening> https://www.wired.com/2013/02/proto-rna/

It's not a definite answer... and I don't think it's possible to answer for certain how it happened so long ago... but one can show that it is possible to do it without any intervention that requires more than basic chemistry.

2. Please describe the origins of genetic information.  

Again, no one knows and it might be impossible to find the exact mechanism by which things happened on Earth.
But attempts and guesses have been put forward> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocell
Couple these with self-assembling and self-replicating proto-DNA molecules, and there you have it. The origins of genes. The origin of life.

3. DNA is located in a protein molecule. It takes DNA to build a protein. Which came first, the DNA or the protein?  

You're looking at it from today's perspective. It's similar to the old question of which came first, the chicken or the egg?
The truth is, far before chickens arrived on the scene, dinosaurs laid eggs. Even before dinos roamed the Earth, eggs were laid by fish.

So clearly, something was around before something else. Proteins are sets of amino-acids and it is known that amino-acids can self-assemble under the right conditions, so it's is completely plausible that proteins were also self-assembled prior to any DNA structure.

4. Please provide a step-by-step natural explanation of the process of how DNA is copied and transferred to an assembly line where amino acids are linked together precisely as instructed, then formed into a functional protein, then transported to an exact location in a protein machine prior to machine operation. Explain how all the transport systems work. Explain the sequences of operation, the communication protocol, the operations of the machines, the assembly instructions, energy harvesting,.... Please explain how this all happened naturally.

All that happens naturally in every cell of your body. In every cell of every animal's body. In every cell of any bacteria.
It is such a natural and deterministic procedure that it's been studied to death.

It is not that simple and is actually virtually impossible to make one protein molecule from amino acids.  I recommend the video below for the probability arguments:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQoQgTqj3pU