Myles vs Randall Niles - Abiogenesis

Life from a rock eh? co-founder, operations director and CFO of All About God Ministries, Randall Niles seems to think so. ccording to one of the "All About God" affiliated websites, Randall Niles spent nearly 20 years as a "practicing atheist" and a "passive participant on the gerbil wheel of life"
After a sincere quest, Niles felt that the Bible was an accurate history book "inspired from outside our space-time dimension." He was "stunned by the evidence for the biblical Jesus." In May 2000, Niles became a committed born-again Christian and in 2009 felt he had the scientic knollege to talk about Abiogenesis on Youtube.

The Origin of Life - Abiogenesis - Dr. Jack Szostak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6QYDd...
How Abiogenesis Works
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhWds7...
Randall Niles Website
http://www.randallniles.com/

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[CircusOfBedlam]

I have just watched a few of your videos. I have to say great channel, subbed!

But I have a stupid question: Being a biologist, how much does it piss you off watching this whole debate in america between creationism and science. AS IF there is a place in science for creationism! Look up 'atheist's worst nightmare banana' that should be a chuckle!

[powerm1985]

@CircusOfBedlam To be honest I just don't get it. The first time I have ever heard of one was on youtube because as you know we don't really have creationists in the UK. I know recently a creationists museum has opened "DAR SARTH" but every one who goes is doing it for the lolz. I have seen the banana man/crocoduck guy before and it did not make me angry. It just makes me confused that someone who clearly knows nothing about the subject would want to embarrass themselves to the world like that.

[Iamthedinger]

thumbs up for sonic the hedgehog music

[robert19758]

Spontanius generation only happens ones? so that is a theory you never cant prove than, So you must have more believe than randall. But ofcourse i understand how atheists think. Because we are here it must have happend.(Punctuated Equilibrium)

[lordbyrne]

@TheColaGoodfellow why should it? if the evidence points towards it maybe (but it doesnt) but even if life on earth was created by other life elsewhere, we still havnt answered the question as to how life arose, your just pushing the statement back a step

[DeemotheAtheist]

Hi five for RNAse away.

[TheColaGoodfellow]

@CircusOfBedlam

"AS IF there is a place in science for creationism"

You make it sound asif the idea of other life creating us is so impossible. The option of ID should always be considered a possibility by any honest scientist.

[Cyrathil]

@Cyrathil I'm sure my understanding of it is horribly flawed, I'm an engineering student, but that was also just an introductory class. The actual mechanics of it at the graduate/research level are probably well beyond my chemistry/biology, but an introductory class seems enough information to make it viable, without getting into the deep mechanics.

[Cyrathil]

I still remember when it hit me how simple the process behind abiogenesis needed to be to work. I was sitting in my introductory biology class, my second or third semester in college. I'd heard about abiogenesis, but it was still beyond me, because I'd never been shown just how simple the 'first' 'cell' would have been. The professor was talking about phospholipids, and how they will form spontaneously into these vesicles under the right conditions, but that they are still permeable.

[ThePurplesheeep]

I have that biology textbook :)

[RedRhys125]

It's so annoying! Do they forget that they believe everything was spoken into existence OUT OF NOTHING!? Clicking, clapping, wand waving or saying abracadabra if you prefer.

[barakameek]

i could keep up with you cos im doing biology at uni but i feel much of what you said might have gone above many viewers...but i loved it..thanks.

[nikmindage]

love your channel... but one thing has been bothering me... aren't you blinded by the green light projections on your wall?