(May 6, 2010 at 12:02 pm)AngelThMan Wrote: This is a perfect example of trying to make a shoe fit without a shoehorn. 500 years of experiments trying to prove abiogenesis failed, so let's modify the concept to keep the theory alive. In a way, this is an apologetic standard (staple atheist terminology).
LOL @ keep the theory alive. I love when people like you get on their soapbox to allude to some kind of conspiracy against God. We'll do anything but believe! Oh noes!
(May 6, 2010 at 12:02 pm)AngelThMan Wrote: Atheists are so quick to support, and even staunchly believe in, the hypothesis of abiogenesis, which is based on unfounded theories, and yet attack theists for believing in a deity who supposedly lacks evidence.
1. Do you know the theories and experiments behind abiogenesis? I'm guessing not.
2. Your deity does lack evidence, and so does abiogenesis, that's why I don't "believe" in either. However, abiogenesis is a theory that is falsifiable, something your God isn't, so it lends credence to the theory in some respect. It can be proven wrong, however it hasn't yet.
I suspect you have a skewed view of how science actually operates. A few centuries without a certain discovery of a concept doesn't mean that concept is false. There's no statute of limitations on theories.