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Intelligent design??There may be proof....

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Peter
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Message 6 of 17 (44318)
06-26-2003 8:21 AM 		Reply to: Message 2 by mark24
06-26-2003 5:42 AM

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The theory of evolution relies completely on the fact that certain "things" were just laying around and then over
a period of time formed togeather.
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That's abiogenesis, not evolution. Evolution starts at the point of mutable heritability, ie after
abiogenesis. In fact, the first organism could have been created & evolution still be true. Origins &
evolution are separate.
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That's not even abiogenesis ... it's just a complete lack
of understanding of the concepts.
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Peter
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07-02-2003 3:19 AM 		Reply to: Message 7 by Number_ 19
06-26-2003 8:25 AM

...then might I suggest doing some research on the subject
before continuing ... you will find it rewarding.
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Peter
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07-03-2003 9:23 AM 		Reply to: Message 11 by MrHambre
07-02-2003 10:46 AM

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The exclusive optical left-handedness of amino acids used in living systems is strong evidence of an ancient selective struggle between right and left chirality in these organic compounds.
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I'm not disagreeing (entirely), but isn't the way you have phrased
the above cyclic?
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Presumably you mean that there is most likely a 'selection-base'
explanation for the predominance of one chirality over the
other.
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Peter
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07-04-2003 4:52 AM 		Reply to: Message 14 by MrHambre
07-03-2003 11:26 AM

That's OK ... I was just concerned that you seemed to be saying
that the current state was evidence for the selective
struggle rather than that a selective struggle would explain
it.
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