Humanzees????
I believe I used to work with one.
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Humanzees????
IOW triticale evolved from wheat and rye, and mules evolved from horses, and ligers evolved from lions, and humanzees evolved from humans, since you have no evidence they were created by a god.I have answered all questions except some that are diversions, funny jokes., etc.
I've worked with some of the equine variety, but no humanzees.I believe I used to work with one.
Same Biblical kind. So that proves the Bible correct.IOW triticale evolved from wheat and rye, and mules evolved from horses, and ligers evolved from lions, and humanzees evolved from humans, since you have no evidence they were created by a god.
IOW triticale evolved from wheat and rye since they are in the plant kind and have different genotypes and why they weren't createdSame Biblical kind. So that proves the Bible correct.
And Biblical kind evolving into another Biblical kind?
You still do not understand the concept of proof. Heck you do not even understand the concept of evidence.Same Biblical kind. So that proves the Bible correct.
And Biblical kind evolving into another Biblical kind?
I sure do. One infallible proof used mathematical induction, the other used the law of non contradiction.You still do not understand the concept of proof. Heck you do not even understand the concept of evidence.
No, you admitted that your mathematical induction "proof" failed when you ran away after I pointed out its flaws. Running away from an argument where you are being shown to be wrong is that same as admitting that you are wrong. Of course you could aways try to correct your gross errors.I sure do. One infallible proof used mathematical induction, the other used the law of non contradiction.
And you cannot refute either, and no one has met the challenge I gave.
MI and the LNC proofs are infallible and prove that evolution, billions of years, the Big Bang, abiogenesis, Uniformitarianism, and the circular reasoning of dating the rock layers and fossils are all false.No, you admitted that your mathematical induction "proof" failed when you ran away after I pointed out its flaws. Running away from an argument where you are being shown to be wrong is that same as admitting that you are wrong. Of course you could aways try to correct your gross errors.
They are if done correctly. You did not do them correctly. I tried to explain that to you and you ran away. You treated them as magic spells and they are not that..MI and the LNC proofs are infallible and prove that evolution, billions of years, the Big Bang, abiogenesis, Uniformitarianism, and the circular reasoning of dating the rock layers and fossils are all false.
The first creature could not have come into being by random chance. It is impossible.They are if done correctly. You did not do them correctly. I tried to explain that to you and you ran away. You treated them as magic spells and they are not that..
And please, you do not know what circular reasoning is. You have amply demonstrated that.
The hypothesis - naturalistic abiogenesis - doesn't posit that life came to be by random chance for the reasons you just gave, your version of Hoyle's junkyard tornado assembling a 747. It's a strawman argument against a claim not made.The first creature could not have come into being by random chance. It is impossible.
It would have to have had at least 100,000 amino acids in a particular sequence. This is extremely generous. The smallest free-living thing has over 1,300,000 base pairs. I also have not included having over 500 million other atoms in it.
The odds against a sequence of 100,000 amino acids (20 types, 39 counting handedness) coming to be by random chance is (10 to the 160,000 power) to 1. That could never have happened anywhere in the universe over the supposed 13.7 billion years of its existence. It actually is impossible because no concentration of that amount of amino acids would happen by random chance. There are other factors that make it impossible. It would be a miracle.
And that is just to get to the first living thing. There would have to at least 1 trillion other miracles to produce all the living creatures by evolution. That would be about 70 miracles for each of the supposed 13.7 billion years.
The first creature could not have come into being by random chance. It is impossible.
It would have to have had at least 100,000 amino acids in a particular sequence. This is extremely generous. The smallest free-living thing has over 1,300,000 base pairs. I also have not included having over 500 million other atoms in it.
Yeah, except for the fact that your basal assumptions are incredibly wrong.The odds against a sequence of 100,000 amino acids (20 types, 39 counting handedness) coming to be by random chance is (10 to the 160,000 power) to 1. That could never have happened anywhere in the universe over the supposed 13.7 billion years of its existence. It actually is impossible because no concentration of that amount of amino acids would happen by random chance. There are other factors that make it impossible. It would be a miracle.
And that is just to get to the first living thing. There would have to at least 1 trillion other miracles to produce all the living creatures by evolution. That would be about 70 miracles for each of the supposed 13.7 billion years.
Why did your creator "create" humans billions of years after it "created" the universe, and millions of years after dinosaurs and other life forms went extinct, given that the universe has existed for billions of years since there are over 200 billion visible galaxies and the speed of light is ~300,000 km/sec?The first creature could not have come into being by random chance. It is impossible.
It would have to have had at least 100,000 amino acids in a particular sequence. This is extremely generous. The smallest free-living thing has over 1,300,000 base pairs. I also have not included having over 500 million other atoms in it.
The odds against a sequence of 100,000 amino acids (20 types, 39 counting handedness) coming to be by random chance is (10 to the 160,000 power) to 1. That could never have happened anywhere in the universe over the supposed 13.7 billion years of its existence. It actually is impossible because no concentration of that amount of amino acids would happen by random chance. There are other factors that make it impossible. It would be a miracle.
And that is just to get to the first living thing. There would have to at least 1 trillion other miracles to produce all the living creatures by evolution. That would be about 70 miracles for each of the supposed 13.7 billion years.
The first creature could not have come into being by random chance. It is impossible.
It would have to have had at least 100,000 amino acids in a particular sequence. This is extremely generous. The smallest free-living thing has over 1,300,000 base pairs. I also have not included having over 500 million other atoms in it.
The odds against a sequence of 100,000 amino acids (20 types, 39 counting handedness) coming to be by random chance is (10 to the 160,000 power) to 1. That could never have happened anywhere in the universe over the supposed 13.7 billion years of its existence. It actually is impossible because no concentration of that amount of amino acids would happen by random chance. There are other factors that make it impossible. It would be a miracle.
And that is just to get to the first living thing. There would have to at least 1 trillion other miracles to produce all the living creatures by evolution. That would be about 70 miracles for each of the supposed 13.7 billion years.
And the problem is that his figure is ridiculous. The earliest of life would have been insanely simple. First off it would have to be if it arose from natural processes. Second there was at that time no need for complexity. There was no competition. All that would have been required was a self replicating strand of RNA in an environment where there was a source of amino acids. Like one would find near black smokers.You refute yourself, if there's odds against it happening then there's a chance it did happen.
First that was just the odds against that 100,000 base pair if not the millions of other atoms that must be present at the same moment in an exact arrangement. Just that would be impossible,You refute yourself, if there's odds against it happening then there's a chance it did happen.
First that was just the odds against that 100,000 base pair if not the millions of other atoms that must be present at the same moment in an exact arrangement. Just that would be impossible,
Then the trillions of other miracles .
More like 200 base pairs. I supplied a source. You pulled your figure out of your backside.First that was just the odds against that 100,000 base pair if not the millions of other atoms that must be present at the same moment in an exact arrangement. Just that would be impossible,
Then the trillions of other miracles .
First that was just the odds against that 100,000 base pair if not the millions of other atoms that must be present at the same moment in an exact arrangement. Just that would be impossible,
Then the trillions of other miracles .
More like 200 base pairs. I supplied a source. You pulled your figure out of your backside.