[CS-FSLUG] Intelligent design...

[Chris Brault]

I see,

>>Evolution, at it's core is lifeless chemicals randomly assembling
>>themselves into protolife then life. So "spontaneous generation" at it's
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>While there might be a tendency to collect a number of theories
>together and call the resulting group evolution, the theory of
>evolution includes only the development of higher life forms from
>lower life forms.  It does not deal with life from non-life as far as
>I'm aware.
>
>We may simply have to agree to disagree - either that or refine our
>definitions a little more.
>  
>
Do not be fooled by this arguement, "It doesn't matter where life came 
from as long as evolution happened."
Think about this: If life did not arise from non-life, then someone made 
it either at the cellular of proto-cellular
level ... and they made alot of them. However, just tossing a "creator" 
in the mix only leads to the ID movement.

That said, going beyond speculation, unless this "god" who created life 
is still unknown to us, there is only one
existing, scientific, verifiable explanation. God made everything, and 
he did it in 6 days. (Yom with a delimiter)