Mary Shelley wrote a novel when she was 19 years of age which was first published in 1818. The story is very well known, how a scientist was able to create life from non-life in a lab using electricity. The story is highly similar in some ways to evolution concerning the origin of life.
In an [...]
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The Frankenstein Hypothesis Needs Revision
Posted in origins, tagged creationism, evolution, frankestein, NASA, prebiotic, science on September 8, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Reality Beginning To Take Hold About Mars
Posted in origins, tagged christianity, creationism, evolution, intelligent design, Mars, religion, science on August 7, 2009 | 1 Comment »
On October 30, 1938 a radio transmission telling a story about aliens coming from Mars to take over the planet earth. The three headed creatures were advanced, their weapons were too as it was able to destroyed 7,000 armed troops with a ray gun on their vessel.
Many buildings were destroyed by these creatures. After [...]
The Law Of Information: Accidental or Intentional
Posted in origins, tagged creationism, evolution, information, intelligent design, origins of life, science on August 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Since science has progressed to a point where we know much more about the specified complexities of life than we did over the past 30 years this quote holds more water than ever…“There is no known law of nature, no known process and no known sequence of events which can cause [...]
Morphology: The Quest To Explain A Turtle’s Shell
Posted in origins, tagged creation, evolution, morphological, Odontochelys, science, turtle on July 10, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Turtle evolution has been the focus of this week’s Journal of Science and like always origins makes an interesting discussion. Among evolutionary biologists, there are two different views: the transformationists and the emergentists.
Now transformationists believes there is a “morphological evolution as a result of natural selection working on variation.” On the other hand, emergentists, believe [...]
