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grannymh
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Continued from post 657
First of all, pyrimdines consist of matter which becomes building blocks, also of matter, which eventually leads to a function which is called life. Scientific experiments deal with forms of matter, material and physical which can explain the activities of life.
Some conclusions of experiments can predict future activities of life.
But how did the diversity of life itself, plants, animals, insects, etc. come to be?
Regarding the question “Where are the ID side’s similar experiments showing their proposed design entity making pyrimidines?” The only thing these experiments would show is that pyrimidines, consisting of matter, can be made.
Second. The intelligibility of the universe gives evidence of a working design. Your comment “Given that our universe contains life, then the range of possible laws is constrained.” speaks to the universal design of the universe which includes the distinctive feature of life in a diversity of forms.
When it comes to such large questions, a holistic view is preferred. Thus, the question “Where are the ID side’s similar experiments showing their proposed design entity making pyrimidines?” is atomic. What is required by scientific standards is to view the whole universe being made. This becomes a logical problem.
Third. If we have to deal with a logical problem, what kind of rational activity should be involved? Provided that yes is the answer to my above question – When you refer to “rational activity” are you implying that the human person is capable of “rational activity”? This question may sound a tad odd. But I am finding out that some people downplay the full meaning of rational to the point that they refer to this skill as some kind of an epiphenomenon.
What I have encountered is that what appears as simple questions about a “designer” are not so simple when they are inserted back into the context of practical living. Personally, I avoid debating how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.
My apology for cutting my reply short. If you wish, I can continue later in the week. Nonetheless, I believe I have uncovered some important things to think about.
Blessings,
granny
The quest for truth takes time and many posts.
I am trying to nail down a bunch of ideas rolling back and forth between my ears. You may have to help me sort them out.For example, we have chemical experiments that show us how pyrimidines can originate in prebiotic conditions. That is not life, but it is one of the building blocks of life. Where are the ID side’s similar experiments showing their proposed design entity making pyrimidines?
First of all, pyrimdines consist of matter which becomes building blocks, also of matter, which eventually leads to a function which is called life. Scientific experiments deal with forms of matter, material and physical which can explain the activities of life.
Some conclusions of experiments can predict future activities of life.
But how did the diversity of life itself, plants, animals, insects, etc. come to be?
Regarding the question “Where are the ID side’s similar experiments showing their proposed design entity making pyrimidines?” The only thing these experiments would show is that pyrimidines, consisting of matter, can be made.
Second. The intelligibility of the universe gives evidence of a working design. Your comment “Given that our universe contains life, then the range of possible laws is constrained.” speaks to the universal design of the universe which includes the distinctive feature of life in a diversity of forms.
When it comes to such large questions, a holistic view is preferred. Thus, the question “Where are the ID side’s similar experiments showing their proposed design entity making pyrimidines?” is atomic. What is required by scientific standards is to view the whole universe being made. This becomes a logical problem.
Third. If we have to deal with a logical problem, what kind of rational activity should be involved? Provided that yes is the answer to my above question – When you refer to “rational activity” are you implying that the human person is capable of “rational activity”? This question may sound a tad odd. But I am finding out that some people downplay the full meaning of rational to the point that they refer to this skill as some kind of an epiphenomenon.
What I have encountered is that what appears as simple questions about a “designer” are not so simple when they are inserted back into the context of practical living. Personally, I avoid debating how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.
My apology for cutting my reply short. If you wish, I can continue later in the week. Nonetheless, I believe I have uncovered some important things to think about.
Blessings,
granny
The quest for truth takes time and many posts.