(May 6, 2009 at 3:31 am)WebChris Wrote: My next challenge: If the formation of life were indeed as accidental as non-creationists suggest; >example: the Big Bang - then, how do you account for the assembly of the simplest living thing from chaotic matter and energy? From my point of view; be it billions or even millions of years,
like a plasmic tornado passing a billion times through a parts warehouse, won’t just cook-up a form of functioning machinery. Or no matter how many times you frappe a strawberry in a blender, you won’t get another terrestrial fruit. If subatomic particles have their place, then from where did they begin? What are your views?
NO FUCKING WAY!
You have had a number of pretty bloody good answers and you have not dealt with them so you don't get to do that ... you discuss this so called challenge (and the answers you've had so far) at hand BEFORE you try to move on.
Kyu
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