Sorry dear, but while YouTube videos may suffice for Christian creationists to believe in gawds, they're hardly convincing of anything.
Do you find it strange that Christian creationist ministries are doing nothing in terms of actual research to connect amino acids with supermagical intervention? Is that because the creation ministries have already conceded there is nothing supermagical about amino acids?
Quote mining you claimed, now you can see it in dawkins own words.
I didn’t watch the video but it certainly seems strange (hypocritical is a better term), that you, of all people, would be whining about “quote-mining”. You are easily the worst offender of copying and pasting falsified, altered and out of context “quotes”.
What is your obsession with Dawkins? Obviously, he’s outspoken about creationist propaganda and as a visible opponent to Christian fundamentalists, he’s an obvious target for fundies to hate. But clearly, creationism has failed on its own lack of credibility, merit and accountability.
Apparently, you are unconcerned (or more likely, see any argument in support of Christian creationist ministry “research” as a dead end.)
US churches fleece their congregations for something like 90
billion dollars a year. Conversely, the budget for the NIH is something like 31 billion per year.
How much of that 90 billion is spent on creationist “research”? It’s about 0 (zero) dollars. Creationism is a science boat-anchor not a science enabler. What is pretty clear is that there is an implied or explicit acknowledgement that “creationist research” is an oxymoron. What we do see with hapless Christian creationist “science” claims are embarrassing and dishonest gaffs such as the Disco ‘Tute having to phony-up pictures of a creationist “lab” and a “research” program that simply doesn’t exist.
Quite clearly, research is expensive. Research also implies that results of testing will be put before peer review. The Christian creationist ministries know full well that there are no tests available for their absurd and fantastical claims to supermagicalism and designer gawds. What the Christian creationist charlatans understand is that It is easier and less costly to make unsupported claims challenging science while alluding to language and bluster that hopes to convey an impression of authority.