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 Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 4:02 pm Post subject: Summary of Origin of Life Problems 3 |
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Summary of Origin of Life Problems 3
Amino Acids
1. Amino acids are necessary for life, but they do not form
spontaneously, or naturally.
2. The amino acids formed by Miller were a mixture of D- and L- amino
acids yet D- amino acids are poisonous to living organisms. Miller
would need to demonstrate how the first life could use both D- and L-
amino acids and later change into only L- amino acids.
For all intents and purposes amino acids must be ruled out as
naturally forming on their own. Amino acids are a prima facia evidence
of a supernatural Designer which is the real primary axiom - "In the
beginning God created amino acids".
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John Baker
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| Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:18 pm Post subject: Re: Summary of Origin of Life Problems 3 |
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On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 09:02:36 -0700 (PDT), apobetics
<apobetics@gmail.com> wrote:
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Summary of Origin of Life Problems 3
Amino Acids
1. Amino acids are necessary for life, but they do not form
spontaneously, or naturally.
2. The amino acids formed by Miller were a mixture of D- and L- amino
acids yet D- amino acids are poisonous to living organisms. Miller
would need to demonstrate how the first life could use both D- and L-
amino acids and later change into only L- amino acids.
For all intents and purposes amino acids must be ruled out as
naturally forming on their own. Amino acids are a prima facia evidence
of a supernatural Designer which is the real primary axiom - "In the
beginning God created amino acids".
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The only problem I see here, IDon'tKnowShit, has absolutely nothing to
do with science and *everything* to do with your own profound
ignorance of it.
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Sam Buckland
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| Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:44 pm Post subject: Re: Summary of Origin of Life Problems 3 |
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apobetics wrote:
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Summary of Origin of Life Problems 3
Amino Acids
1. Amino acids are necessary for life, but they do not form
spontaneously, or naturally.
2. The amino acids formed by Miller were a mixture of D- and L- amino
acids yet D- amino acids are poisonous to living organisms. Miller
would need to demonstrate how the first life could use both D- and L-
amino acids and later change into only L- amino acids.
For all intents and purposes amino acids must be ruled out as
naturally forming on their own.
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Where do you GET all this bullshit?? It would be COMICAL, if it
weren't so sad that folks with NO knowledge of chemistry actually
seem to BELIEVE it. |
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