If the universe is <10,000 old....

[samaus12345]

Hahahahaha

 

[Martyrs44]

Originally Posted by NGC 6712

I ask again - do you really think we create fairytales? And if so, why?
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Like the "little eyeball that could" story?
Or the jaw bones that got dislocated to become ear bones. Sounds a lot like a pumpkin turning into carriage.
What about man learned to walk upright to see over the grass (sounds like the scientist was smoking some grass)
The best of them all a land animal jump into the water and became a whale. That's even more impressive than a mouse transformed into a horse.

Fairytales? All the time. Like those galaxies that appear at the outer edges of Hubbles view (9 to 15 billion light yrs out) and yet appear to be as mature as the ones closer & yet that 'genius' and those like him want us to swallow everything they say about the age of the universe... hook, line, and sinker. Right.

Stay in there Smidlee.

 

[philadiddle]

Fairytales? All the time. Like those galaxies that appear at the outer edges of Hubbles view (9 to 15 billion light yrs out) and yet appear to be as mature as the ones closer & yet that 'genius' and those like him want us to swallow everything they say about the age of the universe... hook, line, and sinker. Right.

Stay in there Smidlee.

So how did the light get here so fast?

 

[Metal Minister]

Like the "little eyeball that could" story?
Or the jaw bones that got dislocated to become ear bones. Sounds a lot like a pumpkin turning into carriage.
What about man learned to walk upright to see over the grass (sounds like the scientist was smoking some grass)
The best of them all a land animal jump into the water and became a whale. That's even more impressive than a mouse transformed into a horse.

ROTFL

May God Richly Bless You! MM

 

[philadiddle]

Like the "little eyeball that could" story?
Or the jaw bones that got dislocated to become ear bones. Sounds a lot like a pumpkin turning into carriage.
What about man learned to walk upright to see over the grass (sounds like the scientist was smoking some grass)
The best of them all a land animal jump into the water and became a whale. That's even more impressive than a mouse transformed into a horse.

Those silly scientists, following the evidence where it leads...

 

[Martyrs44]

Those silly scientists, following the evidence where it leads...

Like life generating from non-living matter? That's quite a lead, now isn't it?

Like matter that is created out of nothing...and stays created? That's some lead, now itsn't it.

 

[philadiddle]

Like life generating from non-living matter? That's quite a lead, now isn't it?

3 - The Origin of Life Made Easy (for schools) - YouTube

Like matter that is created out of nothing...and stays created? That's some lead, now itsn't it.

Maybe God made matter at the beginning of the big bang. Does that work for you?

And you skipped my question about how the light got here....

 

[Smidlee]

3 - The Origin of Life Made Easy (for schools) - YouTube

This seems to be a better video as it's nowhere as easy to create life as your video claims.
ECG: The Origin of Life
As this video points out there isn't enough time nor the universe is big enough for life to begin from random chemical processes. Your video totally ignores the time and space problem. It's just another fairy tale.

P.S Even the scientist does not seem as bold as your video as it claims scientist already knows how it happen.
"The scientific study of the origin of life is still early enough that there's not even a consensus on how to approach the problem," McKay said. http://www.astrobio.net/exclusive/4835/the-origin-of-life-challenge-searching-for-how-life-began

Is this video your example of scientist "following the evidence where it leads"?

 

[Martyrs44]

This seems to be a better video as it's nowhere as easy to create life as your video claims.
ECG: The Origin of Life
As this video points out there isn't enough time nor the universe is big enough for life to begin from random chemical processes. Your video totally ignores the time and space problem. It's just another fairy tale.

P.S Even the scientist does not seem as bold as your video as it claims scientist already knows how it happen.
"The scientific study of the origin of life is still early enough that there's not even a consensus on how to approach the problem," McKay said. The Origin of Life Challenge: Searching for How Life Began

Good point, smidlee.

Is this video your example of scientist "following the evidence where it leads"?

Ditto.