DNA Spells Yahweh

Forrest Valkai and a weird DNA claim. #science #religion #atheism

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[tancred]

They will literally grasp at any straw.

[victor]

I mean if jesus face on toast was enough to blow their minds the bar is in "hell". 😂

[klaxoncow]

And if you go a bit further along in the DNA, it says "just a prank, bro. Yours insincerely, Satan".

Plot twist!

[MikaelLewisify]

You really would think that the creator of the universe could figure out a less subtle way to communicate with his creations, now wouldn’t you?

[sedgarmath]

God really knows how to hide those Easter Eggs!

[Mac-qtuw]

It's so weird how quickly the "God won't make himself known cause that would eliminate the need for faith" will latch onto these "See, God made himself known" things if they think it proves they're right.

[zacharyberridge]

Brian, look! My alphabet cereal is saying something to me! It says,

Peter, those are cheerios...

[MG-otyr]

What's worse is someone spent time trying to find some pattern to make this claim. In that amount of time they could have solved world hunger.

[WilliamPatton-tzei]

We need to address mental illness in our country

[rustyross]

I was always told that sulfur was associated with 'hell', so shouldn't the sulfur bridges in our DNA connect us to their 'Satan' instead of their 'god'?

[ShouldBeStudyingNow]

The bases in DNA (AGTC) would spell out CAT thousands of times in each person's DNA. Therefore we should revere cats like the old Egyptians did :)

[batteryacids]

Did you know the carbon frequency of snow crystals matches up with the Old Germanic spelling for Santa? Checkmate nonbelievers, repent now or forever be on the naughty list.

[anthonybariek]

Another more believable theory is Yahweh is actually Yawhuw, which was the Bedouin name for Pharaoh Akanarten, who was famous for trying to covert Egypt to monotheism around the time the earliest biblical verses were being written down

[countofst.germain]

We can say that the structure of DNA does not spell out any words in any human language. DNA is a molecule that stores genetic information in the form of a sequence of four types of nucleotides: adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), and thymine (T). These nucleotides pair up in specific ways (A with T, and C with G) to form the "rungs" of the DNA "ladder." The sequence of these nucleotides encodes the genetic information used by cells.

The idea of DNA "spelling out" words is a metaphorical or symbolic interpretation, not a scientific fact. It's an example of how people sometimes use scientific language and concepts to express religious or philosophical ideas. However, it's important to note that while both science and religion can offer valuable perspectives on the world, they operate in different domains and use different methods of inquiry.

In conclusion, while this is an interesting idea, it's not a widely accepted scientific fact and should be approached with a critical mind. If you're interested in this topic, I would recommend doing further research and consulting with both scientific and religious experts.

[hewasfuzzywuzzy]

They're grasping at imaginary straws if they believe that nonsense.

[nealfager]

Seth Andrews expressions are hilarious! Especially over religious bullshit!

[clausderenda]

I saw someone putting up a big rectangular board on the highway. It was a sign!

[A_friend_of_Aristotle]

We certainly have a pattern seeking awareness! It's difficult for people to realize just how undisciplined religious ideas make them.

This is literally a child's view of the world. This kind of pattern seeking serves no purpose, it only leads to more useless questions.

[lbthingsstuffmore]

Well, if Hebrew was the only language EVER, they might have something 😂.

[baconair]

They sure are getting desperate, them theists.