If evo's think that the DNA code was developed "naturally" then it's merely a belief, a faith. Because as of yet no "non-supernaturalistic natural processes" have been discovered.
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If all discovered natural processes are actually supernatural, does this mean that the hamburger I ate went from my mouth to the toilet by way of God, who miraculously transformed it from holy cow into holy shit?
Holy Quadrupal negative Batman!
I like the assertion that if I believe in natural causes over supernatural ones, that means that I have "faith" in natural causes. Only the supernatural requires faith, Seth; natural causes require evidence. Which we have. Abundantly.
So because scientists don't have a good answer yet, your answer must be correct, huh?
You do realize that christianity as a whole has been wrong more often than right.
Chemistry, Seth, it's called chemistry! That's the non-supernatural process. Don't panic, I know science hurts your head, but just relax.
“If evo's think that the DNA code was developed "naturally" “
“then it's merely a belief, a faith.”
"Because as of yet no "non-supernaturalistic natural processes" have been discovered.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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