Your two questions presuppose your answer. Yet, as we see with regularity, your assumptive presuppositions are absent verification. You assume your designer, programmer gawds have an active hand in designing / programming enzymes but your only supporting evidence is your standard " because I say so", claim.I really need to explain this to you,really ? I just gave you that evidence that Enzymes can and were programmed to perform functions.
Now who programmed them in the beginning ?
You have zero evidence that they evolved these abilities and we have evidence they can and were programmed so who is the programmer ?
You wanted evidence of the programmer you have it.
What is your evidence? That it seems too amazing to you that they could be "programmed" by purely natural means? Oh yeah. That's some evidence.
You never heard of biologically engineered Enzymes ? You wanted evidence I gave it to you now you want to move the goalposts ?
Our ability to alter enzymes by inhibiting their functioning abilities has resulted in hundreds of life saving drugs. One example is penicillin, a well-known antibiotic that can cure syphilis, pneumonia, and other illnesses. Penicillin works by bonding to the active sites of the disease-causing bacterias enzymes, ultimately destroying the bacterias ability to survive and reproduce.
What are Enzymes?
New study: genetically engineered enzyme boosts treatment for rare childrens illness
So I ask you again, who programmed them in the beginning to find and correct errors during DNA replication ?
Will you now resort to intellectual dishonesty by denying the obvious ?
So yes, I deny your obvious appeal to "because I say so" arguments.