^^ I like the cartoon. 


Quote from Lord stewie:
That's pretty much the same argument Flat Earthers use. It's just hard to believe in globes since they haven't been observed.
Flat discs are.
So when all that fallible human knowledge, fact and evidence explains how things look ,walk, and quack like a duck, in the way a Flat Earther does, you rely on fallible human imagination to say it's not a duck and with no similar evidentiary values, just insist it's an unexplainable imaginary magic pseudo 'Creator'?
Quote from stu:
Well let's see if I can play at this game of mis-quoting and misrepresenting....
You certainly did just say evolution does run contrary to your reading of the bible. So as a creationist you are now agreeing the Bible does state the earth is only 6000 years old and is flat.
Although there is little if any misquoting in what I said there, that's how you do it isn't it Jem.
Misinterpret misrepresent misquote misunderstand, just so long as you can make the futile suggestion that despite the facts, the evidence, the science to do with abiogenesis, there is still room for your imaginary creator.
It's you who wants to have that argument because your religion has nothing to do with one the thing that explains stuff, like how life could develop from inorganic matter, and why the earth ain't flat, and just about everything else.
Whereas your primitive beliefs of course can't do any of that. You're pissed at science because of it.
Quote from Betapeg:
Otherwise known as proof that organic matter can arise spontaneously from inorganic matter. Glad we agree.
Steps which prove there is a pathway for abiogenesis. I really have no clue what you're trying to prove here.
The experimental data I have posted for you detail some of the steps involved in this process. Unfortunately, not even experimental data can persuade you it's a very real process.
I did and I had said that philosophical speculation is interesting and everything. Thanks for the read. But such speculation is worthless without experimental data to support it. I feel I have provided such experimental data proving there is a pathway of abiogenesis, while you haven't posted anything but philosophical appeals to "common sense" and fallacious probability calculations.
What are you trying to prove? That aliens planted life on earth?
Quote from jem:
Our argument is simple.
I asked:
do you have proof of abiogensis.
do you have a pathway from non life to life. ---
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you stated...
Yes, and yes. You're certainly free to arbitrarily dismiss the enormous amount of evidence regarding terrestrial abiogenesis. This is especially interesting...
In the 1950s and 1960s, Sidney W. Fox studied the spontaneous formation of peptide structures under conditions that might plausibly have existed early in Earth's history. He demonstrated that amino acids could spontaneously form small peptides. These amino acids and small peptides could be encouraged to form closed spherical membranes, called proteinoid microspheres, which show many of the basic characteristics of 'life'.
I asked a basic question... do you have proof of abiogensis... and you said yes.
You are wrong. The first person who has proof of abiogensis will be a nobel prize winner... and as famous as any scientist we know.
Quote from Wallet:
ZERO multiplied by any thing you choose is ZERO.
When Scientists finally reach the last rung in the ladder of knowledge they will find a Theologian sitting there asking what took you so long?
