The Origin of Life - Abiogenesis - Dr. Jack Szostak

@EternalSkeptic77

Funny how people with no relevant data will run away without debunking their objectors data...

Kirkwhisper,
It seems to be universally so, that the presentation of absolute certainty is a sure fire turn off. Hence, there are many sensitive individuals ready to passionately present their case. Of course, being convinced of the argument against free will, I can't find a reason to blame anyone. (See my continued comment.)

Kirkwhisper continued...
In response, what I find is that the universe is all we have with which to work. If there is an intelligent creator we are barred from scientifically demonstrating its existence. With this as a backdrop, to answer the question, "Is there a God?", it seems that the only truly honest answer is "I don't know."
For myself, personally, I define God as something that deserves my gratitude and since I don't think any creator could have free will, a God seems to me impossible.

Orgasm

Great video...

See, what amazes me is how many doctors know all of this science and don't connect the dots...so, they still believe.

Great video.

Indeed you are. At least you could admit you can't address the ERVs. It is a little thing called integrity.

Nothing but idiots and fools on this thread.

nah, once bitten, twice shy.

I guess I should be somewhat proud that I so thoroughly routed his assertion that he had no recourse, but to pretend it did not happen.
I thought since it had been months from the last time I responded to him he might actually want to engage me in a discussion again.

when in doubt PLUG YOUR EARS AND RUUUUUN!

I also brought up that the original function of ERVs was self replication. So the best strategy he could come up with was to avoid the subject all together.