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Scientists Baffled-New Discoveries-Darwinian Evolution Crumbling-Scientists Abandon Theory
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Nothing can be further from the truth. Faith is the excuse people use to believe something without evidence. There are literally tons of evidence for both, there are literally thousands of scientific papers written and reviewed about both.
The difference between science and religion is that science has basis, reason and pondering, while religion has logical fallacies supporting each other. Believing in "all mighty entities" is in the same level as believing in pixies, unicorns and magic.
Quoting: MaybeTrollingUAgain Yes, all that may be true but can you cite one example of abiogenesis being observed or occurring? If it did happen why is it not still happening? It is easy to say it happened because it must have happened or everything else can't have happened but where is the actual proof? Again, another fallacy "If it happened once, why it is not still happening?". Classic christian apologetics. Look what we are doing, talking over the internet! Its contains a gazillion places to study and educate yourself. Why not go ahead and make your own learning trail, on your own pace? and yet no where on the internet can I find proof of abiogenesis or a demonstration of it occurring or proof that it ever occurred. Yet scientists have faith that it must have. Faith being what you have when proof doesn't exist. What you would call a proof, no, not gonna find anywhere. What you want(again) is on the lines of the "crocoduck" fallacy. Not quite the same, but similar. You want a puddle sprinkle some chemicals and "voi la", bacteria emerge. Things are WAAAY more complex than that. Most of the very basics terminology is out of the grasp of regular religious fanatics apologetics and not graduated people. I can tell with a certain degree of certainty that you are not graduated(at least not in a technical/scientific field), just by the way you talk. If you knew how science works, all of the arguments you presented so far wouldn't even be wrote. I might be wrong thou.
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