John MacArthur, The Battle for the Beginning, 2001, p. 137.
Random noise could never produce a Bach cantata. Random letters floating in an ocean of alphabet soup will never spell out a chapter from Moby Dick. When we hear the music, we know there was a composer. When we read coherent writing, we know there was an author. How much more does this principle apply to the detailed information contained in the DNA of every living creature?
John MacArthur, The Battle for the Beginning, 2001, P. 137.