Debby in Philly
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Sure it's a religion - and it takes more "blind" faith than creationism!
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Feel free to answer the questions the others are ignoring (or cannot answer). There are links lying all around and additional information right in the thread. Try the one where dolphins have deactvated genes from their land dwelling ancestors for a sense of smell. Or any of the others.Originally posted by Debby in Philly:
Sure it's a religion - and it takes more "blind" faith than creationism!
The factless void that we know today as evolutionism is embraced by atheists today "for a reason" and Richard Dawkings is pretty clear about what that reason is.Originally posted by Debby in Philly:
Sure it's a religion - and it takes more "blind" faith than creationism!
These are good points. The fact-challenges system of evolutionism relies primarily on the debunked and discredited tactics of junk science so it really has no answers.Originally posted by Bro. James:
"Uncle of a monkey"
Now that we have figured out that we descended from a common ancestor-- along with everything else that was "created", what on earth are we doing here?
Also, what do we do about this "sin" question?
Do monkeys sin?
The PUBLISHED Horse Series as hopefully fact-Originally posted by Bro. James:
Fraud, Hoax, Scholastic Dishonesty--
Piltdown Man--Hoax?
Nebraska Man--Fraud?
Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny(E. Haeckel's version)--Scholastic dishonesty?
Lucy--??
Java Man--??
Most of this kind of witness would not hold up in a court of law.
Selah,
Bro. James
I remember. You may remember that I responded by showing you that these two guys actually presented data at the conference to show that archy was a transitional. If you look above, you will see I have done the same thing for the other presenters. I have asked you repeatedly to justify this claim with a citation fro mthe conference. You have steadfastly refused yet have seen fit to continue to make the same claim over and over despite all the evidence to the contrary. Do you ever plan to justify your claims or do you prefer to argue dishonestly?At the 1984 International Archaeopteryx Conference held in Eichstatt, the consensus was that Archaeopteryx was a "bird," but not necessarily the ancestor of modern birds (Dodson 1985, Howgate 1985a).
Please explain in detail what step along the way to a human from its common ancestor with the other apes is prevented by the above. If you cannot do this, then you do not have a point.No apparatus can operate in such a way that its only effect is to convert heat absorbed by a system completely into work.
No process is possible which consists solely in the transfer of heat from one temperature level to a higher one.
It is impossible by a cyclic process to convert the heat absorbed by a system completely into work.
Just the "Actual fact" that it does not occur in the geologic column in that order.UTEOTW takes the bait -
Please tell us something that you find wrong with the horse series without resulting to quotes that amount to nothing more than lies.
Your statement above is patently false and the posts on this board have shown that repeatedly.UTEOTW can't help himself now --
Abiogenesis has nothing to do with evolution and your claims of chiral problems have been shown to be addressable through simple and common catalyst that select one stereo isomer.
You might want to look up the following papersThe area of amino acid catalysis may hold significant clues to the evolution of prebiotic chemistry. That prebiotic building blocks such as sugars can be formed asymmetrically from such reactions has recently led to speculation about the evolution of biological homochirality through such routes.[4] We report herein a proline-mediated reaction exhibiting an accelerating reaction rate and an amplified, temporally increasing enantiomeric excess of the product. Thus, catalysis with amino acids is implicated in an autoinductive, selectivity-enhancing process, providing the first general chemical strategy for the evolution of biological homochirality from a purely organic origin.
Remember how we talked about the surfaces of borax and clays acting as catalyst. Well they found that RNA makes the left handed proteins even from a mixture of amino acids when on such a surface. SO that gives us three possible cases. The catalysts make the left handed amino acids. The catalyst makes the right handed ribose which then makes RNA which then serves as a catalyst for the left handed amino acids and puts them into proteins. Or RNA on a catalyst makes proteins using only lefthanded amino acids from a mix of amino acids.The phenomenon of L-amino acid homochirality was analyzed on the basis that protein synthesis evolved in an environment in which ribose nucleic acids preceded proteins, so that selection of L-amino acids may have arisen as a consequence of the properties of the RNA molecule. Aminoacylation of RNA is the primary mechanism for selection of amino acids for protein synthesis, and models of this reaction with both D- and L-amino acids have been constructed. It was confirmed, as observed by others, that the aminoacylation of RNA by amino acids in free solution is not predictably stereoselective. However, when the RNA molecule is constrained on a surface (mimicking prebiotic surface monolayers), it becomes automatically selective for the L-enantiomers. Conversely, L-ribose RNA would have been selective for the D-isomers. Only the 2' aminoacylation of surface-bound RNA would have been stereoselective. This finding may explain the origin of the redundant 2' aminoacylation still undergone by a majority of today's amino acids before conversion to the 3' species required for protein synthesis. It is concluded that L-amino acid homochirality was predetermined by the prior evolution of D-ribose RNA and probably was chirally directed by the orientation of early RNA molecules in surface monolayers.
You might want to study up on the general concepts of that one. How catalyst can arrange molecules in specific ways on their surfaces such that two things can happen. Either reactants that would normally make a racemic mixture can come together in such a way that only one isomer will be made. Or, if you have a randon mix of isomers, that one one will fit on the surface in the right way for a reaction to take place and therefore you can selectively pick out one isomer from a mix.The emergence of biochemical homochirality was a key step in the origin of life, yet prebiotic mechanisms for chiral separation are not well constrained. Here we demonstrate a geochemically plausible scenario for chiral separation of amino acids by adsorption on mineral surfaces. Crystals of the common rock-forming mineral calcite (CaCO3), when immersed in a racemic aspartic acid solution, display significant adsorption and chiral selectivity of D- and L-enantiomers on pairs of mirror-related crystal-growth surfaces. This selective adsorption is greater on crystals with terraced surface textures, which indicates that D- and L-aspartic acid concentrate along step-like linear growth features. Thus, selective adsorption of linear arrays of D- and L-amino acids on calcite, with subsequent condensation polymerization, represents a plausible geochemical mechanism for the production of homochiral polypeptides on the prebiotic Earth.
Bob said -- "I see... switch from the entropy problem I was speaking to above - and insert the horse problem that evolutionism "also" has.
An interesting bait and switch."
Indeed you dodge the point entirely hoping to "declare victory" as a form of "proof" rather than supporting your claims with compelling fact.UTEOTW said
No Bob. The question of the honesty of each side had been raised. You happen to provide a great example of the inability of YEers to honestly deal with the subject matter. Asimov is one example. I continued on to another example;
Well first of all - don't think that I don't appreciate your religious zeal inspite of the horrendous blunder exposed in the evolutionist camp by the Asimov quote I have provided.UTEOTW --
If you look above, you will see that I have expended a great deal of time and words on entropy. It is not a subject that I will concede.
Thus making the point of your religious fervor in supporing the doctrines of evolutionism.Bob said --
"I will address this - but wanted to point out your "little trick above" - which you choose to do rather than respond to the specific point I raised."
Here is the smoking gun that utterly devastates your argument. You continually respond with the tired old observation that Asimov IS STILL an atheist and STILL an atheist evolutionist EVEN though he starts with the confessed problem of the OBSERVED INCREASE in entropy at the VERY LEVEL that he claims that we need to observe DECREASED Entropy!!UTEOTW --
Filling in the rest of the quote to show that your expert does not agree with your conclusions is response enough.
UTEOTW can not deny this hoax "in fact" so he simply points out that the hoax was the most effective and the most well received by evolutionism's devotees in England than in evolutionisms congregations found elsewhere. (Though not actually rejected by those congregants until it was undeniably exposed so that they would be too embarrassed to cling to it any longer).Originally posted by Bro. James:
Fraud, Hoax, Scholastic Dishonesty--
Piltdown Man--Hoax?
Selah,
Bro. James
Notice that he admits it was immediately incorporated into many text books as junk-science fact - but then adds the curious "low regard" spin "as if" he is solving the problem or the claim that it is a hoax.This was a hoax carried out in 1912.
At the time of its discovery, it was held in low regard outside of England where it was found. Many of the objections at the time were that it seemed to be from two different animals. By the time of its exposure as a fraud in 1953, it was largely marginalized and ignored though it did still appear in many textbooks as an example of a "known" fossil.
This is a good example of how even frauds are eventually weeded out by the scientific process and is an example of a reason to accept the findings of science and not object to them.
Do you know of any textbooks that still use Piltdown Man to prop up evolution?
So there you have it!UTEOTW said to James-
http://www.baptistboard.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/28/2897/5.html#000073
Since you submitted five examples that did not hold up, I thought I would submit five examples to see if you can defend them.