Evolution falsifies God/s?

You must be the exception to the rule then. Seems a lot of your friends are organizing and establishing creeds and such. They probably just want the tax exempt status.

Actually, none of my many atheist friends are doing so. They'd have to exist first. The IRS looks askance at imaginary people who live in your head.---Can you remind me what this is meant to have to do with anything? It seems that now you're just being wrong freestyle, as it were.Edited by Dr Adequate, : No reason given.

He also doesn't see your --- or his --- delusions about genetics playing out in the real world. In that respect, he's like all the geneticists who haven't retired, got religion, and gone nuts.

Well that could be, I did hear it was just the cool atheists that are doing it.

Really?Thanks to your link I'm in the process of getting ordained as a minister of that church.I'll have to find out whether that church is registered in my country or not, though.Anyway, if it is, I should be able to legally preside as a Church Minister at the upcoming wedding of my daughter. It's a way for me, personally, to legally marry couples. Now, that would be totally cool. My daughter and her future husband also think it's a great idea!

Not for me it isn't. Unlike you, however, I'm not include to speak for others, so I won't say it isn't a belief system for anyone.What's your point, if any?

If atheism is a beleif system then so in is not beleiving in alien abductions.

I'm sure Buddhists will be thrilled to learn they have earned your approval as the cool atheists.

Do you have any evidence that genetic disorders are on the rise?Our knowledge of genetic disorders is increasing all the time. Are you just talking about humans here, because we can see many useful mutations showing up in life on this planet.Most mutations that remain in the genome of an organism are neutral or beneficial. Deleterious mutations are selected out. Whether a mutation is beneficial or not often depends on the environment and selective pressure. Genetic load? You are just making this up. What does it mean? Lethal mutations are removed and non-lethal mutations may be the building blocks of useful changes in phenotype as life goes on.Do you have any examples of "genetic extinction"? Can you even define it?

I'm glad to have your advice on what's cool, because word on the street is right now there's nothing so hip as Christian fundamentalism. I hear chicks really dig guys with tambourines. What with that and fornication being a sin, you must be not getting all sorts of pussy.

None of that is a definition of information. What's your definition, or is it just "i sure DOES no it when Ah sees it"?

According to Dr. Sanfords own calculations, rabbits should have gone extinct a few hundred years after Noah's flood. Obviously, rabbits are still doing just fine. Either Sanford is wrong or reality is wrong. Which do you think is wrong?

If you allow it to evolve, yes. [quote]J Mol Evol. 2003 Feb;56(2):162-8.Can an arbitrary sequence evolve towards acquiring a biological function?Hayashi Y1, Sakata H, Makino Y, Urabe I, Yomo T.AbstractTo explore the possibility that an arbitrary sequence can evolve towards acquiring functional role when fused with other pre-existing protein modules, we replaced the D2 domain of the fd-tet phage genome with the soluble random polypeptide RP3-42. The replacement yielded an fd-RP defective phage that is six-order magnitude lower infectivity than the wild-type fd-tet phage. The evolvability of RP3-42 was investigated through iterative mutation and selection. Each generation consists of a maximum of ten arbitrarily chosen clones, whereby the clone with highest infectivity was selected to be the parent clone of the generation that followed. The experimental evolution attested that, from an initial single random sequence, there will be selectable variation in a property of interest and that the property in question was able to improve over several generations. fd-7, the clone with highest infectivity at the end of the experimental evolution, showed a 240-fold increase in infectivity as compared to its origin, fd-RP. Analysis by phage ELISA using anti-M13 antibody and anti-T7 antibody revealed that about 37-fold increase in the infectivity of fd-7 was attributed to the changes in the molecular property of the single polypeptide that replaced the D2 domain of the g3p protein. \[b\][i]This study therefore exemplifies the process of a random polypeptide generating a functional role in rejuvenating the infectivity of a defective bacteriophage when fused to some preexisting protein modules, indicating that an arbitrary sequence can evolve toward acquiring a functional role.[/b][/i] Overall, this study could herald the conception of new perspective regarding primordial polypeptides in the field of molecular evolution. [emphasis mine]
Can an arbitrary sequence evolve towards acquiring a biological function? - PubMed[/quote]

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You got me. A clear case of devolution and genetic extinction. Shit for brains disorder.