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Science ponders gap in evolution
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Pussyfoot Mouse
Super Mom
That was really interesting. Does this include the creation of all living creatures, including the dinosaurs?
Pretty sloppy article. Any reason for posting it?
Part quote................. "Researchers are seeking to fill this gap with a purely scientific account of the origin and evolution of life, which they say need not conflict with theological versions such as "intelligent design."
Advocates of intelligent design seize on missing pieces in the evolutionary record to support their belief that there must have been divine intervention. Scientists say a lack of some pieces of evidence does not mean that the theory of evolution is wrong.".....................
Surprize surprize!
Advocates of intelligent design seize on missing pieces in the evolutionary record to support their belief that there must have been divine intervention. Scientists say a lack of some pieces of evidence does not mean that the theory of evolution is wrong.".....................
Surprize surprize!
Original Freak
I am the ORIGINAL Freak
I believe I've heard somewhere that scientist have already created the protiens(?) needed to create life in labratories from the conditions and 'supplies' available at the time. It was a long time ago so I can't recal where I heard it from.
At issue is not that it holds little value for me, but that it is a sloppy article that muddies more than it clarifies.orichalcum said:
Original Freak
I am the ORIGINAL Freak
ahhh, but does that make it any less interesting?Deut. 32.8 said:
painted wolf
Grey Muzzle
isn't this more of a gap in Abiogenisis than Evolution?
The title of the story is no doubt intended to please the ID friendly inhabitants of the area.
the article is vague but it does point out that Science is getting closer and working on solving this great mystery. Perhaps it is a usefull article in a way, to get the evolution-phobic public used to the idea. Sort of ease them into science, showing its not out to 'get christianity'.
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The title of the story is no doubt intended to please the ID friendly inhabitants of the area.
the article is vague but it does point out that Science is getting closer and working on solving this great mystery. Perhaps it is a usefull article in a way, to get the evolution-phobic public used to the idea. Sort of ease them into science, showing its not out to 'get christianity'.
wa:do