"Life does not need a designer to form, it is the law of nature, nothing more."
Show? us life arising by natural means and you'll have a case for your faith. Until then (and that will be always and forever) you spout religious fatih, not science.
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@a mind far far away; Or how about we just take away the computers altogether, they seem to lack the ability to properly use them anyways, spare everyone the pain of their failure.
On topic to the post... uhm. I agree with Mortok, pretty shiny mirror ya' got there.
Lmfao! I looked through the recent comments on the linked video. I thought this one was great:
lotanddaughters (3 hours ago)
(Mortok)
*As Mortok is looking into a mirror one evening, the image shown therein suddenly morphs into mine, partly emerges from the mirror, and proceeds to smooch the living daylights out of Mortok*
Ummm....what? *looks around innocently* This verbal diarrhea from NephilimFree is boring as hell; I simply thought I'd liven things up a little.
We have plausible mechanisms that adhere to the laws of nature to explain abiogenesis.
You have no such things, just conflicting entries (2 stories of creation with different orders of things being created) into a 2000-3000 year old collection of books, assembled by priests with the intention to promote their faith (and therefore increase their own influence).
Earth. Unless you want me to believe that leprosy and AIDS was God's idea.
Oh, wait, you probably do.
Why does "spout religious fatih" sound incredibly dirty?
The Miller-Urey experiment was a start. Informed people understand however, that the process requires millions of years to progress from a collection of stray amino acids, to self-replicating eukaryotic lifeforms.
Oh, I think you guys have a lot more to prove on your scenario. Go ahead, create me a critter. Any kind. Take your pick.
Nature was designed...by chemistry and physics.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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