Evolution and Christianity and Salvation

[Jehanne]

Citation or reference?

google.com just like I said then key word alien seed earth that =
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panspermia

then google panspermia then you get all sorts of links to things like:
https://astrobiology.nasa.gov/news/in-se...anspermia/
https://helix.northwestern.edu/article/o...mia-theory
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/lif...a-paradox/

can i do any more heavy lifting  for you? or do you feel like enough of a douche to maybe try and google what I suggested the first time around?

or do you still feel your knowledge of evolution is still at the pinnacle of man's theories of origins and you think I am ignorant because the lazy masses such as yourself has not been generally informed to change the way you think yet? Because that is all I am pointing out here.. the gap between what you think is moderning thought on the subject and what people are actually discussing now. Not what the general population retards think about evolution.

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The links that you listed are scientific programs, which I was aware of, but, instead, I was looking for scientific papers, that is, published articles in the peer-reviewed scientific literature.  Such would constitute a "citation"; my apologies for not being clearer, and no, I am not asking you to be my librarian.  Instead, I am trying to point out the fact that abiogenesis and evolution are really two separate subjects and areas of inquiry.