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If someone performed an act of abiogenesis in a scientific setting, should he get a Nobel prize?
Yes, indeed!No we should run far away from him
By whose spirit is this man doing these things?I think that's an impossible contradiction in terms. If a living person (an intelligence even) made life, that would not be abiogenesis (life from non-life).
Because The TRUTH of GOD was not sufficient so man thought he was wiser than GOD and GOD's process?It's figuring out the process by which life appeared that would be worthy of a Nobel. And very unlikely to be done by one person.
That depends.If someone performed an act of abiogenesis in a scientific setting, should he get a Nobel prize?
Since when has abiogenesis been associated with 'miraculous creation'?If you mean creation of synthetic cells, possibly.
If you mean miraculous creation, no. there is no appropriate nobel prize for magic.
I think what she is saying is that if this miraculous creation did occur it would be magic because it would be considered "black magic"Since when has abiogenesis been associated with 'miraculous creation'?
That would be ironic, since Tim knows I associate evolution with witchcraft.I think what she is saying is that if this miraculous creation did occur it would be magic because it would be considered "black magic"
Yes.Oh you know the poster
He was a moderator at one time under another name.Yes now I see.
I try anywayHe was a moderator at one time under another name.
And a friendly chap to boot!