flagelum

[paul123]

The human DNA does not grow. Cells do not divide and form our DNA. It is built by an organism propelled by flagelum. My argument here is intelligant design. All DNA in the human body is constructed and put in place in my cases without flaw.
Were did this body building machine come from? If it evolved, what could it have possibly done before it built the human genome?

 

[AnEmpiricalAgnostic]

The human DNA does not grow.

Information theory and you: how random mutations add information to the genome

Cells do not divide and form our DNA.

Right... I guess.

It is built by an organism called flagelum.

Hmm.. where to start. A flagellum is not an organism nor does it build DNA.

My argument here is intelligant design.

Argument? Where?

All DNA in the human body is constructed and put in place in my cases without flaw.

You don't have to ingest Vitamin C? Dude... you're going to be famous.

Were did this body building machine come from?

Your mom.... No really... oh, and your dad too.

If it evolved, what could it have possibly done before it built the human genome?

Our ancestors.

 

[lemmings]

The human DNA does not grow. Cells do not divide and form our DNA. It is built by an organism called flagelum. My argument here is intelligant design. All DNA in the human body is constructed and put in place in my cases without flaw.
Were did this body building machine come from? If it evolved, what could it have possibly done before it built the human genome?

The Flagellum is an organelle that is either used to transport material in large multi-cellular organisms or move unicellular organisms. It does not construct DNA. The only way that DNA can be constructed, that I know of, is with mutations or a viral infection. The flagellum originated from a structure in bacteria that was used to transport proteins outside of bacterial cells.

 

[paul123]

Alright. I did one wrong bit of info in there. The flagellum propells the organism that constructs our dna.

 

[AnEmpiricalAgnostic]

Alright. I did one wrong bit of info in there. The flagellum propells the organism that constructs our dna.

That's not right either. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNA_replication

 

[lemmings]

Alright. I did one wrong bit of info in there. The flagellum propells the organism that constructs our dna.

Still wrong. There is no organism that constructs DNA. Cells use proteins to replicate DNA.

 

[paul123]

The evidance against me.
I stand corrected.

 

[WhiteMageGirl]

The evidance against me.
I stand corrected.

We can correct you all the way to believing Natural history, micro and macro evolution, given enough time. We can also make a terribly strong case against Christianity if you want to go by evidence.

 

[paul123]

We can correct you all the way to believing Natural history, micro and macro evolution, given enough time. We can also make a terribly strong case against Christianity if you want to go by evidence.

I stand corrected because I put information I thought was right but ended up being two topics I confused and put together.
If you would like to make the case, lets start it here and see where it goes.

 

[WhiteMageGirl]

If you would like to make the case, lets start it here and see where it goes.

I do not debate with creationists, unless they meet my requirements. If you do post in my thread.

http://www.christianforums.com/t5325878-i-issue-a-formal-challenge.html

 

[AnEmpiricalAgnostic]

I stand corrected because I put information I thought was right but ended up being two topics I confused and put together.

No worries.. It happens.

If you would like to make the case, lets start it here and see where it goes.

How about you start with what you think evolution is and we can go from there.

 

[Pesto]

Paul, please come back. This place gets rather dull when no one on your side of the discussion sticks around.

 

[FishFace]

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