Thursday, December 2, 2010

Evidence Against Evolution as Life's Origin?

Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur, and phosphorous are the basic building blocks of all life on earth. So we thought. Scientists have discovered a bacteria in California that has arsenic instead of phosphorous as a basic component. Where did this bacteria come from if all life evolved from the same organism?

Read about at the Washington Post and decide for yourself...

Second Genesis on Earth?

Here's what I think...

This news is intriguing because if there is a life-form that is fundamentally different from all other life on earth, it could be argued that all life did not evolve from a single organism. There is plenty of evidence that life evolves and adapts, but the evidence that a single-celled life-form just appeared by happenstance one day and from it came all other life is a theory. It's a brilliant theory and one I would subscribe to if I did not believe in God. I respect and enjoy science, but I wonder why whenever science discovers that evolution does not explain Everything, people go to even more extraordinary lengths to deny an intelligent creator?