These effects emanate from intelligent causes.
So they do. I don’t think anybody denies that intelligent beings can produce organised information. The question is whether non-intelligent beings can. Evidence for the first does not preclude the second. First you demanded that I give you an example of some, and then you announced that there wasn’t any. This is all rather confused.
I’m having a rethink, and supposing that what you are claiming is that it is not possible for organised information to emerge from non-intelligent sources. As humans are intelligent, then they could not have derived from non-intelligent sources, and God is the name you give to the intelligent source that they, therefore, derived from.
You don’t seem to have any evidence that “it is not possible for organised information to emerge from non-intelligent sources” except by looking for examples of some. Or rather, since your belief is clearly a matter of faith rather than evidence, demanding that I find something you believe to be non-existent. If I can’t, then you feel your argument is strengthened.
But when I did give you exactly the example you thought I couldn’t, you seem to have responded by redefining intelligence, not to mention zygote. In what sense is a single fertilised cell intelligent? After reading that I realised I needed to understand your definition of intelligence a bit more clearly than I did.
We call digital organized information “intelligence”.
And then I found out. I have to say that when you say “we” call “digital organised information” intelligence, I can’t include myself among the “we”. Intelligence, to me, is a kind of competence, not merely a list. I do not call a book or a DVD an example of “intelligence”, even though they are both examples of “digital organised information”.
But never mind. Let’s take the zygote of a sea-slug. You will agree, of course, that it is an example “digital organised information”, and so, by your definition, it is intelligent. But then, any strand of DNA is “digital organised information” and therefore intelligent. Every single living cell is intelligent - is that your argument?
I’ll happily pursue this further but would not want to go off the rails of this discussion, so I’ll just check if I’m right so far. Is that OK?