[freedumb2003]

>>The question of life’s beginnings has been vexing to Darwin’s supporters. <<

No, people who understand TToE also know that abiogenesis is irrelevant to the Theory.

Your WWN sister rag’s, Bat Boy story can’t even get a simple fact right.

[muawiyah]

Not all that good an attack on panspermia ~ we already know that there are archaeobacter alive on Earth today living in solid rock. In fact, their combined mass exceeds the mass of all life on the surface.

Obviously they are pretty hardy critters.

Let's say Earth breaks up some day ~ the larger parts can fly off in all directions and after vast periods of time arrive somewhere else ~ those critters will still be alive and ready to do their thing.

The less fit critters on the surface will probably be destroyed by such an event.

Panspermia suggests that that live arrived at Earth in much the same manner, and may be still arriving in meteors and comets.

[Buck W.]

ICR and the other creation rationalization sites represent the worst of bad science. I used to pity the people who rely on them for information—now, I am convinced that those people are either ignorant or dishonest.