Not enough room in DNA

You have a good topic. However, it does not present the problem for evolution that you think it poses. It is pretty well understood that the DNA is not a blueprint for the organism, but is more of a blueprint for a set of development processes out of which the organism arises.The real implication of this is that environment plays a substantial role in forming an organism, and that DNA is only part of the story. The importance of environment has long been recognized. The case of thalidomide babies illustrates the importance of the environment.Limitations in the size of the DNA perhaps create a problem for rationalist philosophers, who like to assume a considerable amount of innate knowledge. But they are not a problem for evolution.

That's about what deists believe. I don't see any particular problem with that concept of God. Of course I don't speak for Dr Adequate. However, I don't see anything misleading about that that. It would merely suggest that God does not have an overinflated ego, so is acting anonymously because he/she doesn't care about the credits.

Actually, I don't think I have. There are quite a few deists and Christian scientists who would say that there is plenty of evidence to be found in the wonders of nature. And that kind of evidence does not require being a show-off.The trouble with YEC beliefs, is that they reject the evidence from nature.

That's a bogus issue.Nothing depends on specifying every last detail. It is well known that identical twins who are raised together have many differences. Even their brain wiring is very different. Yet they are similar enough that we have difficulty telling them apart either by their appearance or by their behavior. So it should be obvious that specification of every last detail is not required.