>>So many of these arguments can be summarized as "Here is an impossibly complex reality, it must have been made by a thinking God."<<
You miss his point. You are an AM radio questioning the existence of FM. You will not get his point until you have, as he did, a defining epiphany, as ALL Christians have.
His message is not for you - yet.
Generally a polite reply Mr. RobRoy. Other supposed Christians on some crevolist threads downright lambast the nonChristian evolutionists (usually atheists).
Good answer.
As I read the article, the point is that the incredible complexity of the DNA molecule as well as the glories of nature suggest the "mind of god" at work. They do not. They are simple very complex and majestic. Believers will explain this complexity and majesty by postulating a God who is more complex and majestic than what they see before them, thus even harder to understand and explain.
I would be pleased to be shown otherwise, but I contend that there does not exist a single shred of evidence to support the existance of any supernatural God. The human mind obviously needs God, and the mind will hallucinate anything that it needs badly enough.
I am not hostile to God, nor to believers. I simply have not been convinced of his existance or of their rationality.