I'm glad you are not buying drain cleaner off the streets.
I thought abisogenis was a vitamin they give to bison.
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The first living thing could not have come into being by random chance, therefore, God Almighty created all things. Just 1 proof.
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I thought abisogenis was a vitamin they give to bison.
Why was Henry Morris one of the world's top ranked pseudoscientists?
Soandso
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Billions of years guys? Is that how you see scientific consensus? That tracks
Just so you are aware, there have been times in the past where popular theories were disproven and cast aside in light of better evidence. The phlogiston theory and the aether theory come to mind. Evolution isn't special or unique in these regards. There's a lot of incentive to topple popular theories, and anyone who is able to do so will make a name for themselves in history forever as well as making a ton of money to boot
The challenge is there. All it takes is something, anything concrete to offer. We don't see that happening, though
Trailblazer
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Because he is a Christian.
Trailblazer
Veteran Member
God did not create Satan. The Bible writers created Satan, and they did a damn good job since they fooled millions of people.
SavedByTheLord
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Well teh a Bible says that God created Satan. See EzeKiel 28.
Subduction Zone
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But as you know the Bible is mostly a book of myths.
SavedByTheLord
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Proven to be the true word of God.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
No, you failed at that too. Don't you remember?
Proven to contain numerous errors.
McBell
Admiral Obvious
SavedByTheLord
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Prove one.
what was the first living creature?
How did it handle osmosis and diffusion?
This is more than just water. There are many other ions whose flow and concentration must be tightly controlled.
How did it replenish its chemical energy stores?
How did it replicate?
How did it do these things while protecting itself?
You see why this destroys the myth of abiogenesis.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
We do not need to answer those silly questions. Not answering them is no different than asking "What was Jesus's favorite brand of sandals..
Does your not knowing that answer refute Christianity?
SavedByTheLord
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False analogy.
what was the first living creature?
How did it handle osmosis and diffusion?
This is more than just water. There are many other ions whose flow and concentration must be tightly controlled.
what was controlling the gating of these functions and what transport was used?
How did it replenish its chemical energy stores?
How did it replicate?
How did it assemble all these amino acids into large sequences?
How did it do these things while protecting itself?
You see why this destroys the myth of abiogenesis.
Bats aren't birds.
SavedByTheLord
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But they are flying creatures,
what was the first living creature?
How did it handle osmosis and diffusion?
This is more than just water. There are many other ions whose flow and concentration must be tightly controlled.
what was controlling the gating of these functions and what transport was used?
How did it replenish its chemical energy stores?
How did it replicate?
How did it prevent many copying errors?
How did it assemble all these amino acids into large sequences?
How did it do these things while protecting itself?
Where did it come into being?
When did this occur?
But they're not birds as the Bible claims. The bible has errors.
SavedByTheLord
Well-Known Member
Not a single one,
Just classified as flying creatures.
Back to realiTy.
what was the first living creature?
How did it handle osmosis and diffusion?
This is more than just water. There are many other ions whose flow and concentration must be tightly controlled.
what was controlling the gating of these functions and what transport was used?
How did it replenish its chemical energy stores?
How did it replicate?
How did it prevent many copying errors?
How did it assemble all these amino acids into large sequences?
How did it do these things while protecting itself?
Where did it come into being?
When did this occur?
What was the protective layer made of?
Classified in error as birds.
I do however agree there is not one error, there are numerous errors.
SavedByTheLord
Well-Known Member
Classified as flying creatures.
What was the first living creature?
How did it handle osmosis and diffusion?
This is more than just water. There are many other ions whose flow and concentration must be tightly controlled.
What was controlling the gating of these functions and what transport was used?
How did it replenish its chemical energy stores?
How did it replicate?
How did it prevent many copying errors?
How did it assemble all these amino acids into large sequences?
How did it do these things while protecting itself?
Where did it come into being?
When did this occur?
What was the protective layer made of?
About how many atoms was it made of?