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To: LiberalGunNut

* The nylonase gene was present in the bacterial genome all along.
* The CSI for nylonase was inserted into the bacteria by a Supreme Being.
* The ability to digest nylon arose spontaneously as a result of mutation. Because it allowed the bacteria to take advantage of a new resource, the ability stuck and was eventually passed on to future generations.

Apart from simply being the most reasonable explanation, there are two other reasons that most scientists prefer the last option, which is an example of Darwinian natural selection.
 
most reasonable???  OPINION!!!!

 
 
 First, hauling around a nylonase gene before the invention of nylon is at best useless to the bacteria; at worst, it could be harmful or lethal.
 
could be?? is MORE opinion, not 'science'..
 

 
Thus, if nylonase really was designed by a Supreme Being, it wasn't done very intelligently.
 

THUS?? is MORE opinion, not 'science'..


432 posted on 12/19/2006 2:02:48 PM PST by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going....)
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To: Elsie

So you are basically saying you cannot refute that instance of evolution.

It is a FACT that there are bacteria that is able to digest nylon exist. It is a fact that nylon was created in 1935.

What is your explanation as to how bacteria is able to digest nylon?


435 posted on 12/19/2006 2:07:17 PM PST by LiberalGunNut
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