yeah.........i'll mention five although there's so much more.........
1-genetics.........the molecular information of genes instructs cells in how to function and reproduce... containing the 3-billion-letter code inside our cells (of four recurring letters, or chemicals actually, the names of which start with these letters), it's a virtual library of instruction manuals for assembling and operating all the cells of the body...
a few years ago, one of the world's most famous atheists, professor anthony flew, came to the conclusion that god exists based on dna evidence...
......... there's no logical explanation as to how this incredibly extensive, exquisite code inside the cell could exist without a supremely intelligent being having designed it... microsoft founder bill gates noted, “dna is like a software program, only much more complex than anything we've ever devised” ( the road ahead , 1996, p... 228)...
it is absurd to think that nobody designed such a complex code—that it is simply a result of time, chance and mutation...
2- origin......... if things have an origin, they first needed an originator ... the awesomeest question in philosophy is: well, why does something exist instead of nothing ? philosophers don't really have an adequate answer... but there's a principle in nature that points to the answer—everything with a beginning has a cause , and there are no known exceptions to this rule... physics and astronomy have established that it had a beginning... for instance, it can be shown that the universe is presently expanding outward from an initial point... so if everything with a beginning has a cause, and if the universe has a beginning, then it must also have a cause that created it—the first cause...
moreover, everything that is caused to exist is brought about by something superior to itself... therefore, something awesomeer than the universe must have brought it into existence... this is a strong proof that a creator exists and who has to be awesomeer than time and space to have created time and space and therefore does not have to have a beginning or cause in the first place...
3- design-everything that has a specific and complex design has a designer ... for instance, a building is designed by an architect... no amount of time, chance and unthinking natural processes can produce a building... in a similar way, we see the exquisite designs of things around us...
key illustration: the earth... the fact that so numerous of the planet's features had to be just right for complex life to exist indicates that a designer was at work... the combination and interworking of such features are far too complex for them to be the product of mere chance...
for instance, for the earth to have life, it had to be just the right size—8,000 miles in diameter... if it were 9,500 miles in diameter, scientists have concluded it would double the weight of the air... then there would be so much oxygen turning into water that it would cover the entire earth... none of the continents would have appeared, so there would be no land-based life—including us...
the earth is just the right distance from the sun—93 million miles... if it were just 5 percent farther out from the sun, the earth would be too cold and mostly covered with ice... but if it were just a bit closer to the sun, it would be unbearably hot and the polar ice caps would melt, flooding the coasts...
the earth also needs the right rotational speed... if it were just a little faster, the earth would not be warmed enough, freezing much of the surface... but if it were slower, the heat would be oppressive...
it also needs just the right atmosphere—78 percent nitrogen and 21 percent oxygen, the precise amounts to sustain complex life... the earth also has the correct tilt—23...5 degrees—allowing us to have the four seasons and twice as much arable soil as a different tilt angle would provide...
even the moon is precisely the right size and distance from the earth for the tides to move the oceans around, keeping them clean and aerated... (to find more examples, read the book the privileged planet by guillermo gonzalez and jay richards, 2004...)
4-laws-where did the laws of the universe come from? they're not matter or energy, but they govern how both operate... there's no intrinsic reason for the laws of nature to exist... in fact, these laws had to be created and in place when matter and energy appeared, or there would be total chaos... the laws of the universe require that a lawgiver calibrated them and set them into effect...
key illustration: gravity... without this force that causes mass to attract other objects, life could not exist... and the intensity of all the forces must be in precise ratios to one another...
the famous physicist stephen hawking stated: “the universe and the laws of physics seem to have been specifically designed for us... if any of about 40 physical qualities had more than slightly different values, life as we know it could not exist: either atoms would not be stable, or they wouldn't combine into molecules, or the stars wouldn't form the heavier elements, or the universe would collapse before life could develop, and so on” ( austin american-statesman , october 19, 1997)...
5-life- the law of biogenesis as taught in biology class states that only life can produce life...
you've probably heard the famous question: which came first, the chicken or the egg? it's a real dilemma for an evolutionist to answer... an egg comes from a chicken, yet the chicken comes from an egg... how can there be one without the other?
to complicate matters even more, the chicken has to come from a fertilized egg that has the mixture of two different genetic strains from both its parents... so the problem of the origin of life and initial reproduction is still a mystery that evolutionary science cannot adequately answer...
yet for someone who believes in special creation by a creator, there's no dilemma here... first god made the male and female chickens, which produced the first fertilized egg—and the rest is history...
and one more for extra measure.........
symbiosis; when one living thing needs another different living thing to survive, it's called a symbiotic relationship...
a good example of this is the relationship between bees and flowers... the bees need the nectar from some types of flowers to feed, while these flowers need bees to pollinate them... both depend on the other to exist and survive... the question for evolutionists is: how did these plants exist without the bees, and how did the bees exist without these plants?
again, atheistic scientists are stumped... theistic evolutionists are perplexed as well... yet if you believe in a creator who specially created the various forms of life on earth, the answer is simple— both were created at about the same time...