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To: Jehu
Sorry but ToE infers that life ultimately came from the inorganic by natural processes.

It's true that a lot of people make that inference, but that would be a hypothesis rather than a theory. It's not really all that difficult to separate the concept of behavior from the concept of origin. One can easily discuss the features of automobiles without reference to the origin of iron.

I notice a lot of people are willing to discuss the attributes and behavior of God without explaining his origin.

425 posted on 12/23/2004 7:00:13 AM PST by js1138 (D*mn, I Missed!)
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To: js1138
I notice a lot of people are willing to discuss the attributes and behavior of God without explaining his origin.

The smarter of the species recognize mathematical infinity, transcendental numbers, the creation of the whole universe out of nothing we can measure, see, understand, or even theorize about.

I have no difficulty in believing there is somebody out there that is beyond my little finite mind. If I could imagine Him, test Him, theorize Him. He could not have been the First Cause, my mind would be.

That is why you are an evolutionist. You cannot admit, nor bear the thought, of a mind greater than yours and incomprehensible to you.

Note how much evolutionists adore all the trappings of intellect, they even pretend to worship the intellect of other men, of whom they approve, while secretly believing there is none so smart as they.

So you believe in a man-invented comically preposterous theory of consciousness produced by unawareness. Order from Chaos. Life from unlife. Purpose from negation. The universe is hard on the arrogant.
451 posted on 12/23/2004 8:12:42 AM PST by Jehu
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