Pick a page, pretty much at random...
A single-celled organism slowly and gradually changes into something more complex—is this possible? According to evolutionists it is—given eons of time!
answersingenesis.org
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To hear evolutionists tell it, all you need is time. Take a few billion years here to get galaxies up and running, a gross of millennia there to line up those pesky organic chemicals the right way for life, and an epoch or two to morph some ape-like creatures into humans."
Utter drivel. That has never been the approach of evolution. Of course, you need
enough time, but this is a complete misrepresentation.
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While evolutionists toss years around like a football, they ignore a fundamental flaw in Darwin’s idea. What’s that? Even trillions of years wouldn’t be enough time to produce the simplest cell."
Now doing the good old dishonest creationist trick of trying to conflate
evolution with
abiogenesis. Darwin didn't produce a theory or hypothesis for abiogenesis, so calling it a "flaw in Darwin's idea" is basically, a lie (even if the flaw was real, which it isn't). You can search the rest of the page in vain for any valid supporting evidence. Even clicking the "some numbers here" link gets you to another load of unsupported assertions and a very old experiment.
I could go on. The rest of the page is full of dishonest misrepresentation and baseless, unsupported assertion, but I need a shower...
And the beliefs they sign up to are the
conclusions they are expected to come to
no matter what the evidence. As I said, this is the exact opposite of doing science. Hence, it is not a science site. It's a blind faith propaganda site.
Wow an evolutionist said.
Evolutionists run and hide from abiogenesis and pretend that the first living creature is not needed for the existence of all living things.
Of course it is part of evolution because there is no evolution without the first living thing.
And that which is impossible will always be impossible even with an infinite amount of time.
What was the first living thing made of? Was it DNA? Was it RNA? Was it just proteins? Was it some mix?
What was its code? How many amino acids did it have? When did it come into being?
How many kinds of proteins did it have? How many of each?
Where did it come into being? In space? In the atmosphere? In the ocean? In a tide pool?
In clay or mud? What protected it from UV rays? What was the composition of the atmosphere at that time?
If it was in water, how did the amino acids keep from being dissipated by the water?
What was the energy source for these reactions?
Where there any enzymes in it? Which ones? Certain required reactions need enzymes as catalysts. If not, the reaction may take a vast number of years. Surely the primitive thing could not last more than a minute much less than many years.
How did it survive? Where did the protective layer come from? What was the protected layer? How did that part get reproduced?
How was it able to divide itself? The protective layer must also divide and then close.
What was its food source? How did it remove waste? How did it repair itself? How did these things move in and out of the protective layer since they must be gated.
Please explain how it was ever able to reproduce itself.
If the first living thing was just proteins, how did it ever get evolve to use RNA and DNA? They are irreducibly complex. You need all the parts to be working for it not to be destruction.
If it was just RNA based, how did it to ever evolve to use DNA? It is irreducibly complex. You need all the parts to be working for it not to be destruction.
If it was just DNA based, how did it to ever evolve to use RNA? It is irreducibly complex. You need all the parts to be working for it not to be destruction.
It is was any mixture of these, then how could it or DNA, RNA, or proteins have evolved at all?