[Neanderthal]

Some of those aliens are tough. The creature in Alien was quite hard to kill, IIRC.

[concerned about politics]

Hey. Wait a minute. I thought evolution from primordial ooze was "proven by science" and "an indisputable fact". Now "science" is saying we're from heaven????
This post is Darwinist blasphemy!!! Off with your head, infidel!

[weegee]

Can't wait for this leap of faith to be taught as "evolution" in schools.

[1stMarylandRegiment]

Life was intelligently designed.

[TASMANIANRED]

Where did the alien life come from?

[Drammach]

ping

[anthraciterabbit]

What about Kolob?

[USMCVet]

"Because RNA enzymes could have manufactured the first proteins without the need for preexisting protein enzymes to initiate the process, abiogenesis is not the chicken-and-egg problem that it was once thought to be. A prebiotic system of RNAs and proteins could have gradually developed the ability to replicate its molecular parts, crudely at first but then ever more efficiently."

It's amazing how far the scientific community will reach to try to prove that life "just happened" without an "engineer to run the design". Now the poor slobs are passing the buck to some other world, where, presumably, all of the ingredients for the RNA-DNA helix are just sitting there, waiting to inspire themselves to form complex creatures.

We are stuck with an education system larded with "scientists" that insist that our young people must accept as scientific fact that the evolution proves that life started itself, then radically made itself more complex - even though the physical laws - like entropy - would say otherwise.

Hopefully, this next generation of young people will do a better job of questioning the conventions of these "experts".

[aruanan]

How many "may haves" do you have to have to reach "probably"? Most of the hope that life on earth came from elsewhere falls into the invoking of a secondary hypothesis category to push off to some other place and time the absolutely enormous difficulties posed for cells "evolving" chemically from non-living materials. The chances for a single cell evolving into all life we see today are minuscule compared to those of a single cell "evolving" from non-living materials.

[pageonetoo]

Nah, they came from some other distant universe, according to some folks...

WARNING: To those who believe that they will become gods... with their very own planet to control!

God is a jealous God.

[Dustbunny]

bump for later read

[r9etb]

"David Warmflash"? Unfortunate name. Sounds like a symptom of pre- pre-menopause.