Evidence to expect given a designer

Here's what I would expect to see:

• when I look around in a field of natural growth, I would expect to see the plants neatly arranged in rows, much like they are in an orchard;
• I would expect to see animals as mechanical artifacts of the designer, with no free will, all doing precisely what they were designed to do;
• I would expect to see uniformly consistent weather patterns, about the same amount of rain each year - none of this alternation of periods of drought with periods of flooding.

I could go on. But I think you get the point. A designed world should be a very different place from the disorderly and haphazard world that we actually see.

Yes, it does. But I cannot find any of those finger prints in nature, and that makes ID a very dubious thesis.

Yes, you are right.Remembering back to when I was a child, I could easily distinguish between designed things and natural things. Clocks, radios, furniture, houses - they were all designed things. Plants, animals, insects - they were all natural things.Isn't it strange that what is so obvious to a child becomes non-obvious to people who grow up to be theists?