The imagination of Evolutionist's have thus far failed to give them much of a story on the origin of life. So, they prefer to beg out of answering, even though they believe in abiogenesis.
As far as I know, all animals have a brain, heart, and lungs. Where did the heart and lungs come from? Evolutionists usually avoid trying to answer such questions. They prefer to stick to things like "Monkeys sure do look like us?"
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Those who believe in creationism have {b]only a story, an ancient fairy tale, to support their position.
"As far as I know, all animals have a brain..."
Tell me what, exactly a x-tian knows about imagination? You follow an ancient set of rules that condemns women, sex, pork, wearing certain fabrics together, music, art and dancing. Anything outside of the bible is looked down upon or outwardly charged as being of the devil. I guess all the x-tian imagination was used up when they wrote that fairy book about jesus having bronze feet, talking fires, zombies, cockatrice's and leviathans.
Why don't you tell me where they came from? Neither a sperm nor an egg has a heart, brain, or lungs. And yet they develop into these grand and complex creatures you see before you every day. Since the idea that microscopic beings evolved into complex ones over time is so farfetched to you, wouldn't this be no different? Does your god then magically put them into every little fetus or do you understand that they're genetically coded to be grown?
All of those organs formed gradually and we can see more primitive forms that probably more closely resemble the original forms than our own in other species. The heart is a lung pump, the lungs are an oxygen pump, and the brain is a dense cluster of neurons. These do not have to be incredibly complex in all situations. Also: fuck you for that last sentence. It takes a real high-caliber moron to take that away from an actual education in evolution. But I'm sure you argue from whatever misinformation you pastor and church buddies shovel to you, and not from legitimate education.
I've seen the creationists defense of his argument. Of course there are animals or life on this planet that live without these things. Insects, fish, sponges,etc aren't animals, they're a different "kind"
"As far as I know, all animals have a brain, heart, and lungs."
Failed Biology in high school, I see. "As far as I know" isn't very far in your case.
Your fiction has god also proceeding through "abiogenesis", but using magic instead of chemistry and physics. Granted, magic might be quicker, but since magic doesn't exist you're going to be a long time waiting for the results anyway.
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