abiogenesis

[GT WT]

Great video at YouTube concerning current hypotheses on abiogenesis
The Link

It's worth the few minutes it takes to watch it.

 

[theropods]

Cool link GT. I'll check it out this afternoon in more detail.

 

[DoobieWah]

Cool vid, (and great music).

A couple of comments though: he made a number of statements, (dozens), that he stated as fact. We have to assume a) that he knows what he's talking about, and b) that he's right. While he may be giving a plausible explanation, (and I definitely believe it's plausible!), it's not the only one.

It's an exciting science; every bit as exciting as cosmology.

But I think we're a loooong way from deciding either of those with any certainty.

Of course, if he's absolutely right, then the universe is absolutely teeming with life.

However, it may be that physics and the distances will prevent us from ever meeting our neighbors.

 

[Bernard]

I've been pretty nuch thinking that same thing for a while now, I just never had time to finish my Power Point presentation.

Bernard

 

[PacSER]

I feel somewhat ignorant.

What is the Christian argument against evolution?

 

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[OrangeChipper]

Here is a fair & somewhat representative article on why Christians don't accept evolution. It also mentions the topic here. (when I'm not at work, I'll check out the videos)
The Link

 

[Red Five]

Good God, there's too much wrong with that "article" to even bother going through it all.

 

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