Comments on: From Dust To Man: A Scientific Proof for Intelligent Design http://christwire.org/2009/05/from-dust-to-man-a-scientific-proof-for-intelligent-design/ Conservative Values for an Unsaved World Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:32:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lewis http://christwire.org/2009/05/from-dust-to-man-a-scientific-proof-for-intelligent-design/#comment-30788 Lewis Tue, 23 Mar 2010 04:18:30 +0000 http://christwire.org/?p=2068#comment-30788 The writers "scientific methods" are pretty much as sound as what most evolutionists believe that life was created. The combining of ALREADY AVAILABLE resources to make the necessary acids for RNA/DNA, that will in turn make up a cell, which grouped together start to form tissue, bones, and organs. The question really is whether it happened naturally by itself, or by another outside force, in this case, God. The writers “scientific methods” are pretty much as sound as what most evolutionists believe that life was created. The combining of ALREADY AVAILABLE resources to make the necessary acids for RNA/DNA, that will in turn make up a cell, which grouped together start to form tissue, bones, and organs.

The question really is whether it happened naturally by itself, or by another outside force, in this case, God.

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]]> By: Anon http://christwire.org/2009/05/from-dust-to-man-a-scientific-proof-for-intelligent-design/#comment-20803 Anon Thu, 29 Oct 2009 16:52:00 +0000 http://christwire.org/?p=2068#comment-20803 Hey, I know this is coming a bit late, but the breakdown of minerals in soil is quite a bit different from the breakdown of minerals in humans. Even your own figures disagree. Other than oxygen, every element in one is in the 'other' category for the other, so your own figure really hurts your case more than it helps. I wont argue that the same elements can be found in both, but that's because you can find almost any element in the earth's crust if you look hard enough. I think it would be more indicative if every element in the earth's crust could be found in the human body, but that would never happen since we'd all die of radiation poisoning from having radium and uranium and plutonium in our bodies. I appreciate that you're only trying to backup your beliefs with science, but I'd appreciate that you make sure your scientific methods are sound before you make an attempt. Hey, I know this is coming a bit late, but the breakdown of minerals in soil is quite a bit different from the breakdown of minerals in humans. Even your own figures disagree. Other than oxygen, every element in one is in the ‘other’ category for the other, so your own figure really hurts your case more than it helps. I wont argue that the same elements can be found in both, but that’s because you can find almost any element in the earth’s crust if you look hard enough. I think it would be more indicative if every element in the earth’s crust could be found in the human body, but that would never happen since we’d all die of radiation poisoning from having radium and uranium and plutonium in our bodies. I appreciate that you’re only trying to backup your beliefs with science, but I’d appreciate that you make sure your scientific methods are sound before you make an attempt.

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