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A wild assumption with absolutely no basis for belief. It's like saying, "And then a miracle happened!"
Which is actually fine if you are both a Believer and a Scientist. But secular humanists, who see only a material world, should not be allowed to "do science" on the basis of "And then a miracle happened!"
Sagan said that all the time “and then quite by accident, life appeared.” All that brain power and that’s the only conclusion he could draw.
Ask some atheist/secular humanist sometime:
What happened 5 seconds before The Big Bang?..............
[answer: God said, “Let there be light!”................]
That's the same fallacy as "Given enough time and 100 chimpanzees with 100 typewriters will produce the plays of Shakespeare."........
“Given enough time and the chemical opportunity, living cells self-assemble.”
Yes, just like we’ll eventually find a fully assembled iPhone or Ferrari on a planet with no intelligent life.
A wild assumption with absolutely no basis for belief. It’s like saying, “And then a miracle happened!”
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We simply don’t know how abiogenesis occurred. We do have a good idea of the environment, that it was much different than today, and that it only occurred once.
The well respected Christian philosopher, Alvin Plantinga, believes that evolution supports theism more than it supports naturalism.
Just because we don’t know how it happened, doesn’t mean it was a miracle.
That was the late AE Wilder-Smith’s whole point with his review of “The great debate” between Huxley and Wilberforce.
Complex structures ALWAYS fall apart easier than they go together.
The whole “formula for life” promoted today is nothing but a variant of the “gambler’s fallacy.”
Yes because evolution is religion. Actually it's idolatry.
Jer 2:27 Saying to a stock, Thou art my father; and to a stone, Thou hast brought me forth: for they have turned their back unto me, and not their face: but in the time of their trouble they will say, Arise, and save us.
Which is actually what this pro-Creator article argues.