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To: MikeH who wrote (617)	9/16/1999 10:58:00 AM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

MikeH a great point and the essence of the " evolution v. creation " argument: What I never have heard is a good reason why free-floating proteins formed cellular life. and It really is a "black box" as how this happened, and IMO one of the best indicators of divine existence. This is the great point lost by so called " evolutionists ". They just cannot as scientists claim that cellular organisms evolved through random natural selection, unguided so to speak and then turn around and give us beady-eye look when it comes to explain life before that. What is so arrogant of these so called " scientists " is that they completely disregard the great scientific minds of the past that were atheists to begin with, firm believers of we came out of nothing and then in their later lives converted to a Divine design. One that comes to mind is the great British Mathematician and Philosopher, Sir Bertrand Russell, Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University; author of multiple treatises on logic and statistics etc etc who converted to Christianity at age 75+. Shouldn't High Schoolers in the USA learn why B.Russell did that? TA Message #617 from MikeH at Sep 16 1999 10:18AM I read once that the first indications of cellular life come about 1 billion years ago. And that cellular life came about and died off at least twice before it took hold. What I never have heard is a good reason why free-floating protiens formed cellular life. I've heard the evolutionist theory about parasitic, and para-sympathetic protiens, working togethor. But that just doesn't click with me. It really is a "black box" as how this happened, and IMO one of the best indicators of divine existance.

To: MikeH who wrote (617)	9/16/1999 11:51:00 AM
From: TigerPaw	Respond to of 69300

And that cellular life came about and died off at least twice before it took hold. I am not aware of any total extiction of all life scenarios (once life had achieved cellular structure). TP