God: He's in your blood!

 This argument for God's existence is a pretty simple one. It comes from a guy named Perry Marshall; this guy studies patterns of internet searches and helps companies form ads that perform the best, according to what people respond best to.

So, basically, the "argument" goes like this: Language is a symbolic representation of something else, and it is always created by a mind with will and intent; no known language has ever been found that has not originated in a mind. 

DNA is a representation of the body that it's in. Your DNA is a representation of you; it is also referred to as a "code"--a genetic code, to be more precise. The DNA code is not like any pattern in nature; it is an actual language for your body. Watson and Crick, the guys who discovered DNA and won the Nobel Prize in Physiology in 1962, said that they discovered, "a kind of message, the genetic code."

Are codes the same as language? The definition of codes is "a system of words, letters, symbols substituted for other words." In other words a symbolic representation of something else; it's a language!

We know that codes are a language, and that all languages come from minds; therefore, DNA was designed by an intelligent mind, and we call that mind God.