[QUOTE="Revinh"][QUOTE="bobaban"][QUOTE="Revinh"][QUOTE="bobaban"][QUOTE="Revinh"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="battlefront23"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Revinh"] ...it's impossible
nothing is going to happen if you just put the right chemicals together. it's not gonna be alive.
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Although I find it hard to imagine, to say it's impossible is rather strange. It did happen unless you believe in a god, and as we know, a god hasn't been proven.But has He ever been disproven? (the sig is so... amazing)
No, but that's not my point. I was just saying that if abiogenesis was impossible, as that guy said, then God would've been proven. At least, I assume so... It's either one or the other, right? Oh, and thanks. :P
Well, there's the law of biogenesis. Life can only come from pre-existing life. So I guess that proves God.
You should really do some research before throwing out the possibilities. Anytime there is a hole in a theory every religious fanatic attributes the reason to god. Because its the simple solution God is the answer to whatever answer we can't conceive. There is supporting evidence for RNA strands to be formed in a reducing environment which the earth's atmosphere once was at a time. It's jsut too conicendental not to have happened in that way just like evoultion. Again this is just the HOW. Not the WHY. Which will always remain a mystery.
You should really read my previous posts before throwing a reply.
First, it's impossible for an extremely complex cell to even form at random. Amino acids would have to be in complicated chains to form a protein.
And even if that's possible, you can form all the RNA, amino acids, or whatever essential components...it still won't come to life. You'd have to "turn it on."
And no, I'm not using God as an answer to something I can't conceive. It's a logical conclusion. If life can only come from pre-existing life then there must be a Life-Giver, the source and origin of life.
I can see you know nothing about the theory about abiogenesis. The cell didn't just appear at random.There were a huge number of occurences that created the cell. Such as endosymbiosis where one cell consumed another and used it as a powerhouse (now known as the mitochondria). There is DNA evidence linking this as well. There is nothing to turn on....that's basically you're creationist beliefs at work. Life CAN come from non-life, BUT only when the earth was in a reducing environment(where molecules are combined). The earth now has an oxidizing environment where bigger molecules are broken down. Please don't comback with intelligent design that's just creationism in disguise.
P.S. I'm not saying their isn't a God, external force, etc nor am I saying there is. But there is enough scientific evidence to show how life may arise from non-life.
Uh, actually I know about the theory. I didn't say it appeared at random. I was saying it's impossible to have been formed without a Creator. It's extremely complicated it would have to be purposely designed. And again, even if the essential elements can come together it'd still be dead. It wouldn't come to life.
Yes, you did say at random. Do you know what you are even saying? So complicated?
No. I really could go into detail about chemcial affinities and bond formations. But you'll throw it out the window like every other religious fanatic and say it was designed by God (which I said earlier don't comback with intelligent design). Where is YOUR evidence that if the essential elements came together nothing would happen.
That's what I thought you have none.
Yes, let's say I said random and yes it's extremely complicated. What are you saying, that it could've possibly happened?? One, simple protein being formed by chance is 1 in 10^113 and you're holding on to faith that that could've happened?? Do you know how ridiculous you sound? And how could it even come life even if the impossible formation happens? I already told you it'd have to be 'turned on'. You could put all the RNA and whatever you want it's NEVER going to come alive. It's quite common sense. Life only comes from pre-existing life, dude.
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