The origin of biology
March 17, 2016 at 1:22 pm
(This post was last modified: March 17, 2016 at 1:35 pm by truth_seeker.)
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There is currently no evidence-based scientific explanation for the origin of life. There is, however, a few potential speculations (e.g. RNA world theory, clay hypothesis, self-replication, etc).
Since there is no conclusive evidence for its origin, wouldn't the statement that ("life is only a natural phenomenon") be simply a belief?
How can an atheist claim that their world-view is based on evidence?
Doesn't this, at the very least, makes it simply equally possible for life to be either a natural or a super-natural phenomenon?
Now if someone chooses to reject the possibility of the super-natural because they don't like the idea of a super-natural being, then that's fine. But that can't be called evidence.
Hope you're having a great day!
There is currently no evidence-based scientific explanation for the origin of life. There is, however, a few potential speculations (e.g. RNA world theory, clay hypothesis, self-replication, etc).
Since there is no conclusive evidence for its origin, wouldn't the statement that ("life is only a natural phenomenon") be simply a belief?
How can an atheist claim that their world-view is based on evidence?
Doesn't this, at the very least, makes it simply equally possible for life to be either a natural or a super-natural phenomenon?
Now if someone chooses to reject the possibility of the super-natural because they don't like the idea of a super-natural being, then that's fine. But that can't be called evidence.