[Terriergal]

that does not rule an abiogenetic origin of single celled organisms over a long time and very different conditions from the earth we live in today.

From such a learned man I am surprised you haven't read the evolutionist Michael Behe's book.

Very different conditions huh? Like a primordial sea with electrical charges zapping the surface every so often? Yeah I can see how that might create a protein strand or two.

Then again, wonder where that soup and electricity came from? How did love, consciousness, personality, intellect, imagination, creativity, morality, a thirst for the imaginary God, arise from essentially, a rock?

[ALS]

[Right Wing Professor]

From such a learned man I am surprised you haven't read the evolutionist Michael Behe's book.

I've read some of it. Behe, as I understand it, can't make up his mind what he is. Very different conditions huh? Like a primordial sea with electrical charges zapping the surface every so often? Yeah I can see how that might create a protein strand or two.

That's a rather 1950's view of abiogenesis, and it's doubtful proteins came first.

How did love, consciousness, personality, intellect, imagination, creativity, morality, a thirst for the imaginary God, arise from essentially, a rock?

No, not essentially 'a rock'.