Far Too Complicated For Creatards

[Minimalist]

but smart people should be able to follow it.

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/04/new-evid...with-life/

New evidence that comets and meteorites seeded planets beyond our own solar system with life

The new experiment mimics the conditions of the “protoplanetary disk” that formed both comets and the planets in our solar system. The researchers cooled down a mix of water, methanol and ammonia to a temperature of -195°C inside a vacuum chamber. While the mixture condensed into ice it was irradiated with ultraviolet light. This is basically what happens when icy grains – the raw material of a comet – form in a protoplanetary disk. Eventually, the ice was heated back up to room temperature, representing what happens when a comet approaches the sun. The experiment resulted in the formation of a large variety of organic compounds, including ribose and other sugar molecules.

Now in fairness to the creatard crowd they can skip the complicated stuff and just go right to this.

.In the beginning there was only the swirling watery chaos, called Nu. Out of these chaotic waters rose Atum, the sun god of the city of Heliopolis. It is believed that he created himself, using his thoughts and will. In the watery chaos, Atum found no place on which to stand. In the place where he first appeared, he created a hill. This hill was said to be the spot on which the temple of Heliopolis was built. Other interpretations find that Atum was the hill. In this interpretation Atum may represent the fertile, life giving hills left behind by the receding waters of the Nile's annual flood. As early as the Fifth-Dynasty, we find Atum identified with the sun god Ra. By this time his emergence on the primeval hill can be interpreted as the coming of light into the darkness of Nu. As the god of the rising sun, his name is Khepri.

  Egyptian creation myth.  http://www.egyptartsite.com/crea.html


(I know you'll all prefer the jew version but this is really the same shit.)

[abaris]

Pretty similar to the Norsk one, actually.

[brewer]

I can hear them now. "But we're not made of sugar. We are not the fucking Easter Bunny!"

[Minimalist]

Pretty similar to the Norsk one, actually.

Yeah, well, how much imagination do you need to come up with...

"There was nothing and then god poofed everything into existence..."

Primitive men worked with what they had around them.

[ignoramus]

Yes, there was a lot of "poofing" going on in those days! He he...