Hi everyone.
Thanks for the great replies!
I actually brought forth this discussion based on some dialogue I had with a few creationists on youtube.
Essentially, I was so often barraged with the common question "what would make you believe in god" from creationists and fundamentalists, that I began to respond in kind by asking them what evidence they would require to believe in things like evolution or abiogenesis?
Naturally, like many of you stated, the response was "nothing". Which was ironic since I would always give them a valid response to their question of "what would make you believe in god"? My answer was always: "If he revealed himself to me, producing a genuine spiritual experience that I knew was not the product of some mental disorder or the after effect of some barbituate I had consumed, than I would believe." :-)
But back to the original thread, regarding the Miller-Urey experiments, thank you for the responses. I was always fascinated by that experiment and it makes me chuckle how much fundamentalists have bastardized it to the point that they make it sound like something Mary Shelly wrote.