Scientist Suggests 'We Are Actually All Martians' (Institute for Creation Research article)

Institute for Creation Research ^ | 9-9-13 | Brian Thomas

[fishtank]

Image from ICR online article.

[a fool in paradise]

If life on Earth came from Mars, where did life on Mars come from?

kick the can...

[Resolute Conservative]

Aliens do not come here to study us, we are the garbage dump of the galaxy.

[fishtank]

The pro-evolution crowd should be ASHAMED of themselves.

(1) Shame #1. They admit NOW that they have NO IDEA how life could have formed, after decades of telling us they had all the answers.

(2) Shame #2. They are confronted with the fact that a few under-funded creation scientists now have a better understanding of the scientific basis of the origin of life than they do. On top of that, the evolutionists received decades of billions of dollars of funding, and it’s clear it’s been just chasing the wind.

[Red Badger]

So, we are really fighting our own kind??????..............

[edcoil]

This issue - again -

[PLD]

You mean I have some place to get away to so I can get away from Obama and the communist crowd in Washington?

I still prefer my God to anything and one day he will come and take us away from all of this mess..

[goodwithagun]

I thought women were from Venus?

[chessplayer]

It’s a very real possibility.

[fishtank]

Oh, I have no doubt we might find life on Mars.

Not the David Bowie kind of life, just bacteria.

I bet Mars got hit with a few life-laden meteorites from Earth....

The thing that chaps me is that the Mars missions are really not geared toward colonization, they are intended to prove evolution. In that sense, they are misdirected.

[dfwgator]

Not the David Bowie kind of life, just bacteria.

So where were the spiders?

[fivecatsandadog]

I’ve always called Mars home. Or phoned home to Mars.

[camle]

“http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/30900000/marvin-the-martian-warner-brothers-animation-30976029-321-450.jpg";

[DustyMoment]

This theory has been around for a long time. There is a small amount of evidence suggesting that Mars may have had life in the past, but no definite proof.

The most prevalent part of the theory stems from the possibility that Mars may have had water at some point in its past. Today, however, it is pretty much a dead planet.

The theory is interesting and fun to contemplate but, there is simply nothing there to support it as anything more than conjecture for the loony crowd.

[Olog-hai]

Women from Venus? Nah . . .

[Blood of Tyrants]

There is no evidence there was ever life on Mars. First of all, its mass is so small that there is practically no atmosphere. No atmosphere, no water.

[Blood of Tyrants]

There is no evidence there was ever life on Mars. First of all, its mass is so small that there is practically no atmosphere. No atmosphere, no water.

[camle]

i think i got it now, sorry

[dfwgator]

We sure could use some of those Martians now.

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