And I was hoping for some math.
Did you finish with the discussion of potential and actual infinities yet? Let me know so I can go on to the nuts and bolts of the hard mathematics of the matter.
Dear Friend Ringtone, TrulyBlindBoo is on my ignore list for obvious reasons. I only saw his inane comment by replying to you, Ringtone.
I offer some "math" for atheists everywhere. Hold on tight.
Human hemoglobin is a structure 574 amino acids in length of very precise arrangement.
Its original synthesis was by a brilliant Creator because even knowing its structure, biochemists can't make it today. If it was pretend materialism, then the probability of synthesizing it was 1/20 to the 574th power which works out to about 1 in 10 to the 650th power.
This is before compounding that impossibility by the probability of all peptide bonds, since non-peptide bonds are equally probable, ceteris paribus. So 1/2 to the 574th times 1/10 to the 650th.
Then there is the problem of chirality. Amino acids come in both D and L forms and humans are all L, or Levorotary. 1/2 to the 574th times the previous two impossibilities.
Recall that Richard Dawkins, atheist evolutionary biologist, defines "impossible" as 1 chance in only 10 to the 40th.
Factor in the folding however you wish. It does not lend itself to numerical analysis except to add that nobody knows how and when to fold any polypeptide during synthesis, which we can't do anyway.
We're just getting started with the "math" BlindBoo.
There are some 5,000 proteins in humans. The biggest one is Titin, 33,450 amino acids in length.
What is 1/20 to the 33,450 BlindBoo? It is indistinguishable from zero, the chances that your cockamamy atheism explains anything.
Math away.