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Old 12-07-2005, 06:30 PM
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Default Re: Is panspermia a scienctific theory?

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Here's what panspermia would look like if expressed in ID terms.-
(A) If life in other parts of the galaxy seeded life forms on earth, we'd see life forms on earth. There are life forms on earth, therefore it arrived from other parts of the galaxy.
(B) if there is an Idesigner we'd see things that appear Idesigned. We see things that look Idesigned, so there must be an Idesigner.
Neither claim is scientific or unscientific, both are simply idiotic


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Here's what panspermia does look like if expressed in atheistic terms.-
(A) If we see life forms on earth, since there is no God and chance is ultimate, there must be life forms in other parts of the galaxy.
(B) if there is no Idesigner we'd see things that appear Idesigned. We see things that look Idesigned, so there must not be an Idesigner.
Neither claim is scientific or unscientific, both are simply idiotic

Here's what evolution does look like if expressed in atheistic terms.-
(A) If we see life forms on earth, since there is no God and chance is ultimate, the fossil record must show a gradual development of life forms. The fossil record does not show a gradual development of life forms, therefore God does not exist and life evolved by chance.
This claim is neither scientific or unscientific, it is simply idiotic
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