I think you're still missing what detectability means. Wherever abiogenesis takes place, whether here or elsewhere in the universe, whether now or billions of years in the past or future, it is still thought to be a physical and chemical process that is eminently detectable. Whenever and wherever it occurs, if there's someone there then they'll be able to monitor the process.
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Just have to drop in here. So what? Science cannot as of today detect it, right?
God is potentially detectable as well, but somehow despite the fact we cannot detect abiogenesis, and it seems pretty far-fetched since it's adovocates mostly advocate it occurring just once here on earth and it really is a form of sponteneous generation and counters everything we know about biology, somehow evos can go as far as to claim IT IS A FACT....lol.
But God isn't?
At least with God, we have some subjective evidence in the form of people's reports and indirect, objective evidence via the creation. With abiogenesis, we have nothing......and yet it is a FACT!
Science? or something else?
Edited by randman, : No reason given.