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Question from Barbara: I just looked at one atheists’ answer for how amino acids can come together to form cells. The presumption was that the AA’s were already here. Where did the AA’s originate? “Out of thin air” is not correct: where did the air come from? All “backing up” has to lead to ID. … Continue reading “A Question, Initially About Amino Acids, Evolves WAY Faster Than the Acids Did”
Question from Kenneth: The answer by Truk regarding the Law of Biogenesis is extremely simplistic. Pasteur is not the only one to come to this conclusion. Many eminent scientists since have tried but failed to disprove it, but have had to admit that spontaneous generation as virtually impossible. The complexity of a cell, the smallest … Continue reading “Back to the Origin of Life”
Question from Niki: Hi there again, I have been reading the abiogenesis part of the site and there came into my attention the question of MEANING OF LIFE, ITS PURPOSE, without god. I am aware of the fact that the religious folks think that if this is all there is, material life and then death … Continue reading “On Purpose”
Question from Amanda: Where did atheists believe humans came from before Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution existed? Answer by SmartLX: There’s some information on this here. There were theories of what would come to be called evolution long before Darwin, though none that fit the evidence nearly so well. Among some biologists there were inklings … Continue reading “Atheism Before Darwin”
Question from Rachael: so u think that god is stupid well i have a few words for u i was like that at one time screw god but i learned the hard way that u need to rethink that god is real as real as the sun and the stars how do u think that … Continue reading “If Questions Came By Instant Messaging, Only Longer”
Question from Madnomas: I just read your response to the question regarding biogenesis. While you gave the only answer you could have, it is severely lacking. To claim that it “is unlikely that the conditions could have been right at least once in the distant past” (paraphrasing) is a gross over reach. If abiogenesis were … Continue reading “Life, Oh Life, Ooohhh Liiiiife, Oh Life…(doo doo doo doo)”
Question from Salim: I was wondering if you had ever considered the possibility of humanity wiping out humanity or our planet (or the universe) getting destroyed. So what if this one day happens? Will we await another big bang to restart life? Answer by SmartLX: It could happen. It could also have already happened. If … Continue reading “After The End”
Question from Tushar: Just yesterday I watched “Religulous” by Bill Maher who is a noted atheist. I wanted to ask him some 2 questions but it seems it’s near to impossible to reach him so asking it here supposing it’s an atheist forum. I have these two questions which if you would please read patiently … Continue reading “On The Beginning And The End Of Life”
Question from Wilson: I am not an expert in biology just warning you, so feel free to enlighten me! Correct me if I am wrong but evolutionists believe that life originated from a soup filled with amino acids or something along those lines. But there are a whole range of complex and simple microorganisms each … Continue reading “From Soup To Fish”
Question from John: I am comfortable with evolution and natural selection as a theory for the diversity of life today. One thing lingers as an anomaly, pointing at a non accidental creation. This anomaly is the lack of other “trees of life”. There is not a vestige or hint of any other tree of life … Continue reading “The Case of the Missing Unrelated Life”