Science debunks Abiogenesis.

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Here is a scientific discussion of the requirements for life and why a naturalistic origin is, quite simply, impossible. The more science learns about life, the more absurd it looks for a naturalistic origin.

Origin of life - creation.com
 
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Mmmhmm.

Where did the necessary chemicals come from in the first place?
Where did the universe come from? Science likes to pretend it has all the answers, or will at least have them in the future. The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
 
Mmmhmm.

Where did the necessary chemicals come from in the first place?
Where did the universe come from? Science likes to pretend it has all the answers, or will at least have them in the future. The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
No, science does not like to pretend it has all the answers, or will at least have them in the future. You clearly know nothing about science.
 
The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
 
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The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.
 
The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.
No, that is not what an informed guess is, dude.

I am bailing on this discussion.

See ya.
 
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The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.
No, that is not what an informed guess is, dude.

I am bailing on this discussion.

See ya.
You don't know much about science. If they cannot do repeatable experiments on something, it's nothing but a WAG. Know what a wag is?
 
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Here is a scientific discussion of the requirements for life and why a naturalistic origin is, quite simply, impossible. The more science learns about life, the more absurd it looks for a naturalistic origin.

Origin of life - creation.com
Seems like a few of you thought this was funny. Would you care to elaborate, or is mocking laughter all you've got?
 
The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.

They take what they do know, and form intelligent, informed guesses.

The entire premise of "It is too complex" is not debunking anything. Its like that nonsense about the human eye being too complicated to have evolved. You actually have to ignore science for that idea to work.
 
The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.
No, that is not what an informed guess is, dude.

I am bailing on this discussion.

See ya.
You don't know much about science. If they cannot do repeatable experiments on something, it's nothing but a WAG. Know what a wag is?

You say this, and yet you claim science debunked the theory of abiogenesis. What repeatable experiments did they do to debunk it?
 
The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.

They take what they do know, and form intelligent, informed guesses.

The entire premise of "It is too complex" is not debunking anything. Its like that nonsense about the human eye being too complicated to have evolved. You actually have to ignore science for that idea to work.
Do you know anything about information theory, and how it applies to living systems? DNA contains something called complex specified information. This is something that observation shows comes only from intelligent minds. Since DNA contains such information, it requires intelligence in order to exist. Nature is not capable of creating it.
 
The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.

They take what they do know, and form intelligent, informed guesses.

The entire premise of "It is too complex" is not debunking anything. Its like that nonsense about the human eye being too complicated to have evolved. You actually have to ignore science for that idea to work.
Do you know anything about information theory, and how it applies to living systems? DNA contains something called complex specified information. This is something that observation shows comes only from intelligent minds. Since DNA contains such information, it requires intelligence in order to exist. Nature is not capable of creating it.

Do all living cells contain complex DNA?
 
The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.

They take what they do know, and form intelligent, informed guesses.

The entire premise of "It is too complex" is not debunking anything. Its like that nonsense about the human eye being too complicated to have evolved. You actually have to ignore science for that idea to work.
Do you know anything about information theory, and how it applies to living systems? DNA contains something called complex specified information. This is something that observation shows comes only from intelligent minds. Since DNA contains such information, it requires intelligence in order to exist. Nature is not capable of creating it.

Do all living cells contain complex DNA?
Even viruses, the simplest form of life, have DNA.
 
The problem is that something like the origins of life and the universe cannot be experimented on, since they happened in the past. Science cannot answer these questions, and they never will. That's why they make stuff up.
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.

They take what they do know, and form intelligent, informed guesses.

The entire premise of "It is too complex" is not debunking anything. Its like that nonsense about the human eye being too complicated to have evolved. You actually have to ignore science for that idea to work.
Do you know anything about information theory, and how it applies to living systems? DNA contains something called complex specified information. This is something that observation shows comes only from intelligent minds. Since DNA contains such information, it requires intelligence in order to exist. Nature is not capable of creating it.

Do all living cells contain complex DNA?
All non parasitic life has DNA.
 
Science cannot prove with empirical certitude how life rose, but it can make informed guesses.

And that is different than just making things up.
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.

They take what they do know, and form intelligent, informed guesses.

The entire premise of "It is too complex" is not debunking anything. Its like that nonsense about the human eye being too complicated to have evolved. You actually have to ignore science for that idea to work.
Do you know anything about information theory, and how it applies to living systems? DNA contains something called complex specified information. This is something that observation shows comes only from intelligent minds. Since DNA contains such information, it requires intelligence in order to exist. Nature is not capable of creating it.

Do all living cells contain complex DNA?
Even viruses, the simplest form of life, have DNA.
I believe that viruses contain RNA. Not DNA. Technically, they are not alive, since they cannot reproduce without a living host.
 
That's what an informed guess is. It means they don't know. They have no way of knowing. So they make stuff up.

They take what they do know, and form intelligent, informed guesses.

The entire premise of "It is too complex" is not debunking anything. Its like that nonsense about the human eye being too complicated to have evolved. You actually have to ignore science for that idea to work.
Do you know anything about information theory, and how it applies to living systems? DNA contains something called complex specified information. This is something that observation shows comes only from intelligent minds. Since DNA contains such information, it requires intelligence in order to exist. Nature is not capable of creating it.

Do all living cells contain complex DNA?
Even viruses, the simplest form of life, have DNA.
I believe that viruses contain RNA. Not DNA. Technically, they are not alive, since they cannot reproduce without a living host.
Actually it can have both depending on the type of virus.

Virus - Wikipedia
 
They take what they do know, and form intelligent, informed guesses.

The entire premise of "It is too complex" is not debunking anything. Its like that nonsense about the human eye being too complicated to have evolved. You actually have to ignore science for that idea to work.
Do you know anything about information theory, and how it applies to living systems? DNA contains something called complex specified information. This is something that observation shows comes only from intelligent minds. Since DNA contains such information, it requires intelligence in order to exist. Nature is not capable of creating it.

Do all living cells contain complex DNA?
Even viruses, the simplest form of life, have DNA.
I believe that viruses contain RNA. Not DNA. Technically, they are not alive, since they cannot reproduce without a living host.
Actually it can have both depending on the type of virus.

Virus - Wikipedia
That's single strand DNA. As far as I know, there are no viruses that contain normal double helix DNA. In either case, they cannot survive without a host. Not sure why that's relevant. I forgot what what this topic was about anyway. :)
 

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