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...the odds against DNA assembling by chance are10^40:1
[according to Fred Hoyle, Evolution from Space,1981].
I'm with you on this one Reveal, but the evolutionists understand the unlikelihood of this, and explain it using mass expanse of time. It would better serve your arguement to address the time issue, rather than the odds issue. Borels Law of Probability is an interesting read if you are interested in more information on this, however, Borel himself in his published works said that his work did not apply to biological odds. Good read however.
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Is it possible for biotic life to emerge from abiotic life?
It's unlikely, but possible. But I wouldn't use the term 'abiotic life', since abiotic means non-living.
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There are seven days in a week, seven colors in a rainbow
There are not seven colors in a rainbow. The human eye only has the ability to see seven.
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Our world is so beautiful, it was created for us.
Though I agree, an opinion of how visually pleasing your environment is is not evidence for ID, nor for creation.
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Those two colors, pyschologically, are the two most soothing colors to the eye(in the visible spectrum)
Again, this would be an opinion, unless you offer a reference to support the claim, but much more likely to be untrue. While some claim that babies cry less in yellow rooms, others support the opposite, that babies cry more often. You could probably argue intelligently either way.