(August 9, 2017 at 10:58 am)Brian37 Wrote:(August 9, 2017 at 10:16 am)popeyespappy Wrote: Great! As a chemical engineer with 34 years of experience, you should be uniquely suited to finally explain to all the ignorant atheists which physical laws are violated by naturalistic abiogenesis and evolution. Help us understand why it can't happen without god. Once you have done that you can share with us why you think it had to be your god and not Mbombo.
Since you have brought your qualifications in this field of study why don't you tell us a little more about them? Being a chemist doesn't automatically mean you know anything about biology. What do you know about recent research in areas such as RNA formation or Sulfur Iron world? What makes your opinion more trustworthy than that of someone like Bradley Bucar, author of RNA Oligomerization in Laboratory Analogues of Alkaline Hydrothermal Vent Systems? Because he obviously doesn't believe god was required, and he is actually working in the field of abiogenesis. As such, I'd probably hold his views on this subject in higher regard than those of someone that has spent most of their life developing pesticides or coatings. Unless of course, you can tell us why what he is doing is impossible without your god.
Bu bu bu he has already said the bible isn't a science textbook..........
SHUSH! Don't disturb his delusion and correctly point out he ignores he is trying to have it both ways.
The bible agrees with science when it does, and disagrees where it doesn't, but don't you dare call that cherry picking.
You evil skeptic. It's like you also don't accept Poseidon as a gap answer to explain the cause of hurricanes. YOU YOU YOU STICK IN THE MUD!
He's got "POOF" isn't that enough for you? You heartless bastard.
He's got the drop on us man. The atoms were magically arranged by a sky puppeteer and we simply have to accept it.
You are ranting about things not said again.
Clearly you are not capable of even articulating your own position and yet to try to critique someone else's. Sad.
