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Thats a lot of silver!

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5 ups, 3mo,
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And the possibility that life comes from non life, a brain forms itself, and the information encoded within DNA writes itself is an even larger impossibility.👍
5 ups, 3mo,
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Exactly. And this^
6 ups, 3mo,
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Thanks for showing how cells work and sharing those odds. All the possible combinations of 10^164 are too numerous for any data center to store.

If that's what God can do on Earth, I'd love to see what God can do in Heaven.
6 ups, 3mo
No eye has seen, no ear has heard...
Yeah, I cant wait to see the full spectrum of light. New colors!😃👍
5 ups, 3mo
The earth is beautiful as is, but it is a broken, imperfect world. Not in its original showroom condition. To see a perfectly created heaven in a new and perfect body....I can't wait!!
0 ups, 2mo,
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Actually there’s no evidence to back up your claim

Life began billions of years ago (3.5) and we were single cell life for around 1 Billion and then cells began to split and replicate before that they really didn’t and after billions of years of trial and error of life and death and extinction life as we know it is here todayc
0 ups, 2w
Yes, you're right that life began about 3.8 to 3.8 billion years ago, and the earth 4.54 billion years. And it was unicellular until we see what seems to be multicellular organisms appear maybe 2.1 billion years ago. From what I can see, it was quite a long time ago so we don't really know how the prokaryotic cells became eukaryotic. Could be evolution, could be creation.

However, after this, we have good evidence of eventual advancing complexity, but the way it happens, time and time again, is very odd. The creatures live for a long while, maybe a little evolution here and there, and then, quite suddenly, they boost in complexity, creating new unique sequences. This doesn't refute macro-evolution, but it certainly doesn't support it. And certainly, if you think that it makes absolutely no sense for God to have created them, then of course evolution is still true.
5 ups, 3mo,
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And they see a universe filled with stars that can't create themselves complete with physical laws in place and, at least one planet with an eco system perfectly fine tuned and pretend that it all created itself. They claim we have faith and they have science.
4 ups, 3mo,
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4 ups, 3mo,
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A very smart and, more importantly, a wise man.
4 ups, 3mo,
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The greatest minds were believers.
4 ups, 3mo,
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4 ups, 3mo
Yes!
1 up, 2w
Bro this dude totally stole from the famous empiricist Francis Bacon.
"A little philosophy inclineth man's mind to atheism, but depth in philosophy bringeth men's minds about to religion"
1 up, 2mo,
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Again this was before we knew modern physics and evolution
2 ups, 2mo,
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Yes. Now its even more obvious.
0 ups, 2mo,
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Uh 10^0^54 is 1….

Dude get off the ai images and pay attention in class it’s basic math…
1 up, 2mo,
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OK, so the actual odds of proteins forming from random mutations are unfathomable. But evolution without an intelligent designer is exactly what it says-blind random chance.
0 ups, 2mo
That’s calculated… not actual. You’re talking about CALCULATING not what actually can happen.

Amino acids have actually been created in a lab by using what we believe are the conditions of early earth so it’s not terribly hard
1 up, 2mo,
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Thats funny. Amino acids were created using materials that have already been created. Now you're just stealing from God to play god.
1 up, 2w
Oh yes, I'd like to see scientists creating amino acids 3.5 billion years ago. It's surely not terribly hard if you aren't using the random chance strategy that evolution seems to be absolutely obsessed with.
0 ups, 2mo
Amino acids are just basic chemical compounds
0 ups, 2mo,
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Uh no the Fine tuning argument makes no sense for 2 reasons

Is God really that slow? Dude we didn’t show up for around 100,000 years ago let’s just say and the Earths existed for Billions of years. Why did it take him so long…?

2. The earth is not fine tuned for us you can die in most places on the earth. If I dropped you almost anywhere on the earth that was not a city you’d most likely die sooner than later. The Universe doesn’t care if we exist of not the Sun can explode now and the Universe would never care. We are a product of the Universe and time not by some Creator who decided he was bored
1 up, 2mo
1 up, 2mo,
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No
2 ups, 2mo,
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Yes
0 ups, 2mo
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK9841/
0 ups, 2mo
Find scientific proof and accounts that back this up
0 ups, 2mo,
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The first cell didn’t have DNA or Ribosomes they looked nothing like that
1 up, 2mo,
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Well, you weren't there, so it's just as much conjecture as creationism.
1 up, 2mo,
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Uh you weren’t there when Jesus was around… soooo

Creationism is false and will always be false
1 up, 2mo
We have eyewitness testimony and written documentation to prove Jesus.
Since neither of us can prove our worldview on the beginning of the universe, we must pick a side and die on that hill. The thing is, your worldview won't help you after that. If we truly have a spirit that lives on after death, all the science in this world won't help you then. I can see why it would just be easier to not believe in a soul or spirit, and just live in ignorant bliss of that possibility...
0 ups, 2mo
Yet we have proof of the life yet not Jesus miracles
3 ups, 3mo,
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Actually, there were more than 300 prophecies that needed to be fulfilled. Jesus fulfilled 300, but he has yet to fulfill all of them.
5 ups, 3mo,
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1 up, 3mo
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