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[ClearCase_guy]

Thermodynamics and entropy — randomness causes loss over time. One should not expect random events to increase order and complexity.

[GraceG]

Parasites beciome simpler as they no longer need the tools god gave them...

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[Claud]

In the creationist model of origins, the world was not fraught with death, disease, and violence until after Adam and Eve’s rebellion. The whole of creation was then subjected to a negative turn of events, including the emergence of fungal pathogens that cause death and disease in plants and animals.

So God created the lion with sharp teeth to...do what exactly? Why the horns of the rhinoceros? The spines of the porcupine? The claws of the bear?

[tacticalogic]

the emergence of fungal pathogens

Where did they emerge from?

[Ha Ha Thats Very Logical]

More deception from the Institute for Creative Representation. Show me where “evolution predicted” that fungal parasites would gain genetic information.

[afsnco]

Roger that. Evolutionists must believe in spontaneous generation, that lifeless chemicals thrown together create themselves into life. That’s something Pasteur refuted about 100 years ago. Even the most “simple” stupendously complex cell couldn’t have created itself. That’s laughable. Forming even 1 usable protein via random processes has been likened to a solar system full of blind men all simultaneously solving the Rubik’s Cube. Yet they must believe, calling God a liar in the process.

[onedoug]

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