Theory of Evolution and model of evolution

Hi, newflyer. How is this a problem for the theory of evolution? Newton's law of gravity doesn't explain the origins of life, either, but no one claims that this is a problem.- Well, unless the hypothesis can be tested then it isn't a scientific theory -- unless you can do experiments or make observations that indicate that God created life, then this is just making something up to get an answer.

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If it's truly good and powerful, it deserves to engender a thousand misunderstandings. -- Ben Ratcliffe

Welcome to EvC, godbuster. But I have to say that your response here isn't really very helpful. If newflyer is wrong, then a summary of the facts and logically sound argument will suffice to show this. This kind of inflammatory response is uncalled for and is just going to be counter-productive.

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If it's truly good and powerful, it deserves to engender a thousand misunderstandings. -- Ben Ratcliffe

Who knows? Any of the "laws of physics" are not really "laws" that nature must obey. They are merely regularities that we have observed up to now. It is a good question whether or not these will always be observed or whether or not we will eventually discover exceptions to these regularities.

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