Sorry for the six-month delay getting back to you on this! To address your points: to understand the 'Living God,' we must use the Bible's definition, not a biological one. God is not a biological organism; He is spirit (John 4:24). When scripture calls Him the 'Living God' (Genesis 16:13; Daniel 6:26), it means He is the self-existent source of all life, not that He possesses a biological body that needs to be born. He has no beginning and no end (Psalm 90:2).As for where God came from: He didn't 'come from' anywhere. If something created God, then that creator would be God. The Bible teaches that God is the uncreated Creator, the Alpha and the Omega (Revelation 22:13).Finally, while the Bible is not a biology textbook, it explicitly reveals the foundations of biology. It states that God created all living things to reproduce 'after their kind' (Genesis 1:21-25), which is the bedrock of genetics. Biologists studying the cell are simply discovering the complex mechanisms God put in place. Science discovers the 'how,' but God remains the 'Who.'