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So sterilize the corpse? Inject it with bleach? Subject it to UV radiation? Soak it in peroxide?
Better conditions yet?
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How did DNA originate?
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It's so cute when materialists tell us about re-creating completely unknown conditions.
Yes, fun speculations.
Claims are easy to make.
Miller and Urey assumed earth had a hostile environment at the beginning, a hostile environment that somehow unexplainably miraculously changed mid-stream after the first chemical amino acids were also miraculously formed without intelligence or design and jumped into life in a way that has no scientific support.
Meteorites are earth rocks returning home, launched when the fountains of the great deep broke forth at the Flood of Noah.
Miraculously jumping into life is the foundational speculation that underlies the miracle of original life formation on earth that secularists claim without evidence did not involve God. The miracle of life formation cannot be explained scientifically except by the erroneous theory that given enough time any impossible thing will happen.
Nobel Laureate George Wald explained the unscientific dogma well:
“When it comes to the origin of life there are only two possibilities: creation or spontaneous generation. There is no third way. Spontaneous generation was disproved one hundred years ago, but that leads us to only one other conclusion, that of supernatural creation. We cannot accept that on philosophical grounds; therefore, we choose to believe the impossible: that life arose spontaneously by chance!”
-- George Wald
Really? Is that not a philosophical speculation instead of a scientific postulate?
Shoot them with the Fauci vaccine, that'll kill em.
I agree, as also did Westpoint alum Dr. Walt Brown, former head of the science department at the Air Force Academy.
How many "bird kinds" are there?
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More importantly how did RNA come to exist, without it life would not exist - they think they have found an explanation for DNA
Where did DNA come from? — Genetics Unzipped
We explore the ideas behind the origins of RNA, DNA and life itself, from the classic Miller Urey experiments to modern metabolic theories.
geneticsunzipped.com
And until recently they were searching for how RNA came about. And they concluded in the past few years, it came from outer space.
All RNA and DNA Base Types Are Found in Meteorites, Study Claims
The discovery could add weight to the hypothesis that the building blocks of life on Earth originally came from space, but some scientists note the possibility of contamination.
www.the-scientist.com
Yes they would rather believe life began on Earth through the process of panspermia or abiogenesis.
And to be frank and honest the definition of extraterrestrial/alien is anything not of this Earth. Both words are fairly new words of the 20th century. God our Father is not of this Earth, none of the Angels of heaven are from this Earth.
Jesus said in my Father's house are many mansions and he wasn't talking about buildings.
Jesus said my kingdom "is not of this world."
Jesus came "down" to earth.
Jesus went back "up" to heaven.
And if you think about what people these days say aliens are doing, feats they perform _ when you open your Bible and read it you see the exact same thing _ from Angels appearing and disappearing to brightess of light, to Elijah being taken up.
According to the definition of the word alien, meaning unworldly, Francis Crick is right.
The sad thing is far too many people refuse to put the pieces together - Christians think Little Green Man or some sci-fi creature defined as alien, when that's not the case. Scientist/atheist think advanced other worldly life forms, which is the case but they refuse to see him as God, the ancient of days, the Creator of all things visible and that which man can't see in the universe.
Please anyone that reads my words don't get angry - just going by the definition of the words.
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More importantly how did RNA come to exist, without it life would not exist - they think they have found an explanation for DNA
Where did DNA come from? — Genetics Unzipped
We explore the ideas behind the origins of RNA, DNA and life itself, from the classic Miller Urey experiments to modern metabolic theories.
And until recently they were searching for how RNA came about. And they concluded in the past few years, it came from outer space.
All RNA and DNA Base Types Are Found in Meteorites, Study Claims
The discovery could add weight to the hypothesis that the building blocks of life on Earth originally came from space, but some scientists note the possibility of contamination.
Yes they would rather believe life began on Earth through the process of panspermia or abiogenesis.
And to be frank and honest the definition of extraterrestrial/alien is anything not of this Earth. Both words are fairly new words of the 20th century. God our Father is not of this Earth, none of the Angels of heaven are from this Earth.
Jesus said in my Father's house are many mansions and he wasn't talking about buildings.
Jesus said my kingdom "is not of this world."
Jesus came "down" to earth.
Jesus went back "up" to heaven.
And if you think about what people these days say aliens are doing, feats they perform _ when you open your Bible and read it you see the exact same thing _ from Angels appearing and disappearing to brightess of light, to Elijah being taken up.
According to the definition of the word alien, meaning unworldly, Francis Crick is right.
The sad thing is far too many people refuse to put the pieces together - Christians think Little Green Man or some sci-fi creature defined as alien, when that's not the case. Scientist/atheist think advanced other worldly life forms, which is the case but they refuse to see him as God, the ancient of days, the Creator of all things visible and that which man can't see in the universe.
Please anyone that reads my words don't get angry - just going by the definition of the words.
This will be your only warning without consequence.
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I didn't realize I voice typed it in all caps or bolded. I saw it was typing blacker than normal letters and frankly I saw nothing wrong with it - apparently I hit something in order for it to do that. Now I know on this site blacker than normal letters mean boldness and stay away.
I'm curious why would this be my only warning without consequences - seems to me there would be a consequence. Thank you
Because of situations exactly like this.
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Agreed - but a better question is how did the RNA come into existence without it life would not exist.
At one point scientists admit it they had no idea where it comes from.
Now they're saying: those who believe in abiogenesis it sprung up spontaneously from none life and those who believe in panspermia says it come from outer space too.
BOTTOM LINE
They have no idea!
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Here’s a short video of a recent debate on the topic.
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Scientifically they say that either DNA came from and that includes RNA, asteroids which fell to Earth, meaning from outer space or it sprung up spontaneously in the primordial soup mix.
And evidence is greatly growing have extraterrestrial activities and to those who have witnessed those crafts knowledge of them is in refutable..... And I have to ask what are the chariots of God - what exactly was Ezekiel's wheel that had the four cherubims - are those actually UFOs in the centuries old paintings of Jesus and Mary painting. Would Elijah and Enoch not be considered as abductees today - and it's amazing how eye witness accounts and the accounts of angelic capabilities seem to go hand in hand. And then one truly has to wonder what is the definition of alien or extraterrestrial: beings not from Earth.
DNA was created by God in Genesis 1.
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Who is THEY? I'd say that it's typically atheists and secularists that are opposed to the truth that God created DNA when He created life.
What in the world is this supposed to mean?
You've gone off into fantasy land.
Meaning they haven't a clue. Which one is it?
We know for sure that life can survive on Earth, we have the evidence today. It would make far more sense that life started here on Earth. rather than some asteroid, or other planet. But how could life start purely by natural causes if there is no God?
And some fun numbers to play with. Our bodies are made up of around thirty trillion cells. They are being renewed at the rate of around 350 billion cells every day, or about three million cells every second. Imagine, producing and completing a three million piece jigsaw puzzle; of a human skeleton every second; for seventy years. I struggle to do a thousand piece jig saw in a week.
How was the Big Bang set in motion? How could a random life carrying asteroid that was born from the Big Bang, set all this in motion?
If the universe and life started by natural causes, we need to know a truthful explanation, with hard evidence, that can be tested. Failing that, all you have are beliefs.
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I have no idea what a gene is. But I was reading a while back about an engineered organism that someone made in a lab. They said there were something like 463 genes in the DNA that they had to splice together and if just one of those 463 genes was missing, the DNA wouldn't live. (They checked.) Once it had the whole set of genes then it would live.
I was astounded that the simplest organism they could identify had 463 genes in it and every single one of them is needed in order for the organism to live. If that's how many genes the simplest organisms need, I wonder how many that more sophisticated organisms need.