Words, Information and the Good Old Designer

Words
What's a word? Isn't it a series of letters, sounds or signs expressing an information? Like "dog". Three letters, lots of information.

Messages and Instructions
You can join words to give more complex information, you can use words to give messages like: "Beware of the dog! " and instructions like: " Feed the dog!"

Programs

A series of instructions can become a program: "Feed the dog every day after breakfast. If there is only little food left go to the supermarket and buy more."

Computer programs are written that way. The program designer writes a sequence of words and letters to "tell" the computer what to do. "Load windows, log into facebook, msn and Skype"... The actual programs themselves are extremely complex and sometimes take years to write. Windows consists of billions of bits of information.

Nature

Life runs by programs written on DNA. The programs tells the cells how to grow, multiply, diagnose themselves, how to repair and defend themselves. They tell the cells how to absorb and metabolize nutrients. Running a simple little cell is as complicated as running a big city. Complex living creatures consist of billions of cells working together by a combination of extremelly complex programs. Comparing these incredibly sophisticated programs that run living creatures like elephants or humans with "simple" programs like Windows or SAP -which controls big factories and nuclear power plants- is like comparing an airliner with a toy airplane. 

(By the way, the DNA is not the program, just like a CD is not a program. The program is written on the DNA or the CD.)

The design is the proof of a designer

Every program, design, creation or information logically contains the message that somebody designed it. "Beware of the dog" might be a trick to keep you out, but obviously somebody wrote it, there can be no doubt. Cheap plastic toys come probably from a certain country, while dresses and perfumes ending in -i probably come from Italy. When a branch fell on your car you know it was most likely the wind, if you see a broken window and your computer and TV missing you know there must have been as burgler in your house. Logical. If you see a sign or hear or read a word you perceive automatically that somebody said it or wrote it. Information is always created, information can't happen by chance. 

Conclusion

Live on earth has a designer. 

More on the designer
He is mostly known as the "Good Old Designer", or just "GOD".

The manual
In his manual the Good Old Designer says that "in the beginning was the word", or "the information". And: "Everything that was made was made by it."
New Testament, book of John, chapter one.