To: Dataman
We all know that the attempt to separate abiogenesis from evolution is only for purposes of removing an insurmountable difficulty Oh, "we all know that", do we?
What have you got, a dozen mice in your pockets?
To: Ichneumon
He's right. Abiogenesis was removed from evolutionary theory to overcome an insurmountable difficulty. That difficulty was in the fact that evolution can only work on existing imperfect self-replicators. Since abiogenesis involves a stage where there are no existing imperfect self-replicators, it's very difficult to fit it into the theory of evolution.
The creationist lie that evolution somehow depends on abiogenesis is, as I said, as stupid and dishonest as claiming that gravitational theory depends on how matter came into existince.
437 posted on
05/04/2003 12:18:30 AM PDT by
Dimensio
(Sometimes I doubt your committment to Sparkle Motion!)
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