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Is Evolution Intellectually Viable?

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Karl
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11-08-2002 4:32 AM 		Reply to: Message 48 by Tranquility Base
11-07-2002 6:11 PM

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What evolutionists rely on is that some extremely simple form of life might be possible. We can't rule it out. But it is only their hope. And I agree that even that would probably be impossible.
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And once again, from the top, please children:
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Evolution is not abiogenesis
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11-08-2002 6:30 AM

They don't. It's not part of any evolutionist's field.
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11-15-2002 5:47 AM

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Amino acids can make different bonds with each other; but proteins are made up of those and only those amino acids, which are united by "peptide" bonds.
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Sorry. Not so. Much of the shape of a protein is fashioned by hydrogen bonds between non-adjacent (in the sequence) amino acids.
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