Humans produce humans, right? Have you ever seen any "slightly different" humans being born???
I don't find myself in a capacity where I routinely see
anyone being born, but from what I can tell, there are mutations in humans, just like every other animal species.
Probably not, which means the theory is bogus.
Um no, clearly not; that
I haven't seen any offspring that is slightly different has no interesting implications for the theory of evolution.
First off, that is not what I said. I never said that the question of the origin of life was about evolution. I have repeatedly said that evolution depends on abiogenesis being true.
The problem is, you are purely making this up, just like if you said that evolution depends on Coke being better than Pepsi. The theory of evolution makes no claims about how life arose- it only assumes that life exists, and in diverse forms; both conditions being
clearly met.
If life CANNOT come from nonlife, then evolution is FALSE.
Evolution is the process whereby life becomes diversified. It has nothing to do with how the first forms of life arose. If God created the first life forms, evolution can still be true. If aliens introduced the first life forms, evolution can still be true. If evolution makes no claims about the origin of life, it is consistent with ANY hypothesis regarding the origins of life.
You could try to refute this obvious point, or you could merely repeat your (patently and demonstrably) false claim about the relation between abiogenesis and evolution.
Right, it is consistent with everything but an observation of it occuring.
If it is consistent with it, it is consistent with an
observation of it- obviously.
I am not sure who is the lucky guy in the lab that is the chosen one to determine what is a specie and what isn't. Give me two "species" of dogs, they are still dogs right? Rest my case.
Yeah, you may not want to rest your case before its been made. Species is delineated in terms of viability of reproduction: two organisms belong to the same species if and only if they can mate and produce fertile offspring. If you want a laundy list of examples of observed cases of speciation, just google "observed cases of speciation" (or something to this effect), or just visit these pages-
Observed Cases of Speciation
Some More Observed cases of Speciation
Ok so the next time someone tells me how absurd Christianity is, I will tell them that is an appeal to incredulity.
Go for it. Arguing that X strikes you as absurd or implausible is not a valid argument that X is false.