scientists believe that we evolved from rocks!! now don't try 2 tell me otherwise because if not, then where do monkies come from?
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Strictly speaking, those first organic chemicals that formed the first amino acids (See Miller Urey experiment, etc) that eventually progressed to various other interacting and eventually replicating chemical structures that led eventually to cellular life, which then evolved into multicellular life, probably did come, at least in part, from various inorganic minerals and rocks eroded by some solvent (very probably rain, river and seawater) whilst supplied with copious thermal and maybe electrical energy.
I think The Monkees were from right here in Los Angeles...
it's true, 'cos we've got rocks in our bodies: nice white calcium carbonate ones.
well it's as good as a response as the proposition is as a proposition
Monkies come from rocks??? WTF
Fair enough, now you have to explain what a monkie is and how they evolved from rocks and how we evolved from monkies, plus [citation needed]
But don't Creationists believe that God created Adam from dust? And that is different and less ridiculous than rocks how?
And what is it with this "we evolved from rocks" thing? Where on earth did he/she get that idea?
And how does pointing out that the whole "evolved from rocks" thing is ridiculous have to do with monkeys?
The first sentence is just stupid. I understand what he/she is saying, it's just wrong. The second sentence . . . I don't even know how to make senes of it. I see the words, but I can't bring them together in any way that makes any kind of sense.
Citation seriously needed for that belief. It sounds more like you have been listening to Hovind the Jailbird.
"scientists believe that we evolved from rocks!! now don't try 2 tell me otherwise"
I will tell you otherwise:
You Cre(a)ti(o)nists believe that your magic sky wizard took a lump of dirt and made a man from it.
Do, or do not. There is no [i]try[/i]. [/Yoda]
I find your faith disturbing.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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