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Mathmetician and intelligent design theorist [[Dembski, William|'''William Dembski''']] calculates a [[universal probability bound|"universal probability bound"]] at 10^150 (1 in 10 followed by 150 zeros).  <ref>William Dembski, ''The Design Inference'', (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998), sec. 6.5.</ref>

Mathematician and intelligent design theorist [[Dembski, William|'''William Dembski''']] calculates a [[universal probability bound|"universal probability bound"]] at 10^150 (1 in 10 followed by 150 zeros).  <ref>William Dembski, ''The Design Inference'', (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998), sec. 6.5.</ref>

Clearly, then, to an objective observer of the material evidence, the fact of life's existence, knowing that it must have a genesis, or a beginning, holds little in the way of evidence for naturalistic, unguided, unintelligent processes of nature.

Clearly, then, to an objective observer of the material evidence, the fact of life's existence, knowing that it must have a genesis, or a beginning, holds little in the way of evidence for naturalistic, unguided, unintelligent processes of nature.