Abiogenesis is impossible

[Chas]

Your stretching facts and making errors do not constitute scientific proof.


Photosynthesis depends on the moon? Please explain how.
Earth’s atmosphere departs from the general rule that the greater a planet’s distance is from it’s star, and the greater it’s surface density is, the thicker the atmosphere. Compared to Venus (Earth’s twin comparison), it is much lighter. http://io9.com/5645624/earth-and-venus-h...-lightning. This is the result of the moon collision event ref. above. Thus, light was able to penetrate to the surface of the water (thru the clouds, atmosphere went from opaque to translucent [not transparent yet]). This light was the source of life-engaging photosynthesis for both 1. Anoxic - (can’t operate in presents of oxygen). 2. Oxic- (in present of oxygen, and producing oxy in some cases) single celled marine microorganisms.
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Biblical ref - One of the 4 major earth’s creation feature is darkness. God says in ref to ‘the sea’ (water completely covering the earth’s surface, no land yet). “ I made the clouds it’s garment and wrapped it in thick darkness”.

That doesn't even begin to answer the question, it is completely off the track.

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hus, light was able to penetrate to the surface of the water (thru the clouds, atmosphere went from opaque to translucent [not transparent yet]). This light was the source of life-engaging photosynthesis for both 1. Anoxic - (can’t operate in presents of oxygen). 2. Oxic- (in present of oxygen, and producing oxy in some cases) single celled marine microorganisms.
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Biblical ref - One of the 4 major earth’s creation feature is darkness. God says in ref to ‘the sea’ (water completely covering the earth’s surface, no land yet). “ I made the clouds it’s garment and wrapped it in thick darkness”.

Uh huh...


Care to explain this one?

It's true! He did it to give the light from distant galaxies a head start.