All earth life uses only left-handed amino acids.
CEH article image and caption.
All earth life uses only left-handed amino acids.
CEH article image and caption.
So God must be left-handed too - like all of best of us!
But Scientist know what happened in the first trillionth of a second of the Universe..They can’t cure the common cold, but they know that.
Just curious: For the sake of argument let’s say that life is discovered on another planet or that tomorrow aliens show up at the UN to ask why we tolerate socialism.
Will it change your faith in Jesus? Would you doubt your salvation?
Of course not.
Then why does it matter?
Aloneness appears to be a strange idea to that crowd too, since some kind of creation “force” seems to be intuitively accepted. Christians differ mainly in the character and history of where this buck is asserted to stop.
In the meantime be bold, Christians, about our Friend.
Shouldn’t this be posted on the “religion” site!
So they believe that nothing exploded and created everything?
Quack quack. More junk science from people who believe all evolutionists are atheists and non’Christians who don’t believe in the Bible.
Creationists don’t believe in space.
Yep, that deafening silence from the “billions and billions” of star systems supposedly inhabited by intelligent life speaks volumes about evolution. It should be becoming painfully obvious to all willing to see that at least intelligent life is so rare that the only place we have proof of it is here on earth.
And since evolutionists believe that life MUST evolve into more and more complex creatures, this calls into question whether there’s even microscopic life anywhere else, since nothing anywhere else has evolved to the point of trying to communicate with us.
Reasonably all these supposed intelligent creatures would be in various stages of development, such that even if they were thousands or millions of light years away, the oldest of them should be communicating with us. But they’re not. I’d say all we hear are crickets, but well...
I am not sure I doubt that there is life elsewhere in the universe. But I don’t see any point in spending billions of dollars to show that there was once bacterial life on Mars. They sure aren’t going to find complex life on Mars. We will never actually meet space aliens. Even if there were intelligent life in the nearest star system from the sun, neither we nor they could ever traverse the distance. The best we could hope for is to communicate with radio.