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Originally Posted by jamison20000e
(Post 5549986)
We came from single cells and atoms &c then cave men, not necessarily monkeys tho we don't think too different!
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Really? Are you serious?
So, one day, there was no life - and a single-celled, living organism popped into existence by pure chance. How did the vast, irreducible complexity of the cell manage to form itself instantly and simultaneously? More "chance"?
Maybe a few hours later, this cell decided(?) to reproduce itself(?). How? Where did it get the energy required? There was no food or fuel (remember, nothing else was "alive" yet - no enzymes, amino acids or other organic/biologic material). What was the motive of the first cell to reproduce, anyway? It had absolutely NO competition, so why did it need to? "Survival instinct" is hogwash, since nothing had ever died, there were no threats, and... how would a cell even be "aware"?
Ok, so now it's reproducing, and soon we have millions of single cells all over the place. How do they survive? No plants, animals, fruits, vegetables, insects, trees - they won't be along for billions of years yet. Where is the food source to keep billions of cells alive? They can only feed on each other, so there goes any possibility of "evolution".
Ok, so somehow they miraculously survive on nothing for millions of years. One day, they get tired of being cells and decide(?) to graduate to something bigger. Interesting - billions of independent organisms suddenly get the "same idea" - how does that happen? Where do they get the new information needed to become a more complex organism? Why do some decide to become one thing, and others decide to become something different? Where is this decision mechanism?
So, some of these single cells graduate (over billions of years) into humans, tomatoes, ants, snakes, elephants, trees, flowers, slugs, and...yet...billions just decide to stay single cells and not "evolve" at all. Why not?
Where is the evidence of all the in-between forms? Our planet should be absolutely littered with billions of years of "evidence". The best we can do (beyond all the hoaxes) is stretch our imaginations over one or two "suspect" samples. Incredible. Just close your eyes, and don't mention the words "mutation' or "birth defect".
Even fairy tales have some remote semblance of plausibility. This is just a sad, desperate, illogical-in-the-extreme attempt to deny God. "Billions of years" can make any pipedream seem plausible to a man
desperate to hide from God.