Evidence for God from Science

My small group and I are reading through the gospels and we are having trouble wrapping our heads around the trinity. My interpretation is that God (three persons in one) splits a part of himself upon the reincarnation of Jesus here on Earth. Then Jesus is reunited with the Spirit upon baptism where...

This isn't creating artificial life from scratch like the supposed first cell of abiogenesis. "As soon as this new software goes into the cell, the cell reads [it] and converts into the species specified in that genetic code." They are just swapping genomes. All of the enzymatic machinery ...

I prefer to look at the basic central dogma. DNA replication or transcription requires hundreds of proteins and yet DNA replication and transcription are required to obtain proteins.

That being said, I think that the specifics of our lives will seem far less relevant at that point.

I agree, Thank you.

I actually have a different question. When we die, will we still remember or recollect the people we knew or the places we went?