Everything that has a beginning [ outside of what initiates life ] has an end

Hi CrazyDiamond7,This reads like a bunch of unsupported assertions, and the last 2 or 3 paragraphs do not appear to be making any related or even coherent point. Can you provide any evidence in support of the assertions, and better explain what you mean in those last few paragraphs?Your welcome to put as much effort into this as you like, I'll be glad to review any and all revisions, but in all fairness I must add that in my opinion this proposal requires a great deal of work before I could promote it.

Hi CD7,I still don't see you offering any evidence for your position, but more importantly, the only point that comes across clearly (evolution is a theory of the natural origin of life, which is impossible) has nothing to do with your topic.I'm unable to make much sense out of your proposal. Have you tried your ideas out at any Christian forums? If not, can I recommend refining them there before bringing them here?Or is this perhaps a language problem? Are you really from Roraima in a remote part of Brazil? Is Portuguese your native language? Perhaps you could refine your ideas at a discussion board that uses Portuguese as its native language before trying to bring those ideas here.

Hi CD7,I'm afraid I only have more questions. Is it the origin of life you'd like to discuss? What is "life energy"? Do you want to discuss artificial life, perhaps something along the lines of Craig Venter's efforts? What is "permanence time"?Also, we just had a couple threads discussing whether evolution is a theory of the origin of life, it's too soon for another, so I'd need you to remove any hint of confusion between evolution and abiogenesis.

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