SeaGal
Gold Member
No, they don't. However, one thing we know is that creationism has no factual or logical support. None. WE also know that at one point in time there was no life. At a later point in time there was life. The conclusion is therefore inescapable that life arose from inanimate matter. The only alternative theory is that magic made it happen, and rational adults don't accept the existence of magic.
Yes we do know that at one time there was no life, and at a later time there was life. What was the catalyst? To believe that life sprang from non-life 'spontaneously' is to believe in magic, and is no more logical than belief in creation. In fact, it shows a willing blindness to other possibilities. The only folks here denying other possibilities without proof of their own is you and your ilk.
The title of this thread is - 'The belief that life was the result of an accident is unscientific'...and until you can connect the dots between non-living and living you got nothing scientific beyond a comfortable theory. Comfortable only because alternatives are too terrible to bear. I'm not the zealot here insisting that only my theory can be correct and all others are stupid.
Again I say - until science can show us the bridge between non-life and life, identify the catalyst - all you got are theories that require a degree of faith. For all any of know we could be a giant alien child's ant farm.
Good talk.