Re: Anyone claims to have seen abiogenesis?

On Feb 6, 10:09 pm, jillery <69jpi...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Mon, 6 Feb 2012 11:17:18 -0800 (PST), biblearcheol...@xxxxxxxxxxx
wrote:


For one the topic I
chose was Anyone claims to have seen abiogenesis. So on this thread
you wish for me to prove an alternative belief.

No I don't.  To the contrary, I want you to back up your claim. Nobody
can show you anything until you give some idea of what you're looking
for.  That you evade this reasonable request, and instead respond with
nonsense, suggests that you believes there can be no evidence because
it never happened.  Now you can either give a description of what you
think is solid evidence for abiogenesis and prove me wrong, or you can
continue your juvenile debating tricks and prove me right.  Your
choice.

The science is in the making. I see the end of science in the
infinity. So, we only can prove a handful of easy things so far.
Then, what you are asking us is to prove something is very far away,
as I see it.

Then, your pose is a little idiotic, for nobody can prove that "god
did it".
All the nonsense truths of your Babble are already written and
concocted.
I never has seen among the works of man a bigger imposture.

Perseus


Yet you claim to be
scientific and claim others are not.

I made no such claims.  You're just spouting pointless BS.

So it's up to you on this
thread to make your theories gel by providing the science.   Otherwise
start a new thread that talks about other theories.

Get back to me when you're coherent.


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