Darwins mythical dna writing pond is also based on personal belief and not evidence
Um.. Darwin didn't know about or mention" DNA 160 years ago.
Nor did anyone else. Certainly not the morons who took 300 years to Fabricate which gospels were real from hundreds of other laughers.
However, DNA has served as further evidence for his ideas/evolution.
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The angry religious cranks \ science loathing fundies rail against Charles Darwin because his theory was a beginning of exploration of biological evolution and adaptation. The fundies therefore like to falsely and dishonestly misrepresent what Charles Darwin actually wrote.
"But if (and oh what a big if) we could conceive in some warm little pond with all sorts of ammonia and phosphoric salts, light, heat, electricity etcetera present, that a protein compound was chemically formed, ready to undergo still more complex changes [..] "
~Charles Darwin, in a letter to Joseph Hooker (1871)
The above is really quite remarkable considering the very young sciences of chemistry and biology.
This shows you missed Michael Marshall's irreducible component of the microorganism. The step-by-step process of life forming from the basic components have failed.
Marshall's new hypothesis shows that Darwin was wrong as one cannot get to the microorganism from DNA --
A radical new theory rewrites the story of how life on Earth began.
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Marshall’s Premise
Cells are too complex to have formed all at once by accident. Despite this obvious truth, Marshall says this must have happened because attempts to verify the only other alternative (a step-by-step process) failed, due to a concept called “irreducible complexity.” Marshall doesn’t use that term (probably because it is a basic tenet of Intelligent Design); but he acknowledges that
the first living cell needed a membrane, metabolism, and reproduction.
Marshall knows that, since the 1950s, evolutionists have tried to imagine a step-by-step process by which the first living cell could have originated. All those innumerable attempts have failed.
Those failures have forced Marshall to believe “key molecules of life can form” and “
easily combine to make startlingly lifelike protocells”. That belief glosses over
the difference between “startlingly lifelike” and “living.” There are some
startlingly lifelike portraits in some art galleries—but they
aren’t alive. Furthermore, “easily” is questionable. Is it really that easy to make those chemicals combine?
If it is that easy, why doesn’t it happen spontaneously often?"