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sciencekid 2006-02-09 11:50 AM

origin of life
 
An article from the discover magazine says that viruses may have created the first lifeform. now this is a controversial subject for all you science lovers and religious ppl. but I think that God used the virus to create the first man and woman; adam and eve. i also think that adam and eve had a lot more chromosomes than we so now. that is why they were able to spawn the entire human race. so here, discuss! btw the pdf i created for you guys containing the article is 8 to 9 mb big, so I can't attach it here. if anyone can host it, i would appreciate it. in the meantime, request it here and I can email it to you.

!King_Amazon! 2006-02-09 11:57 AM

"God used the virus to create the first man and woman" LOL?

I believe in a supreme being, I believe in science, I believe in facts. I don't believe in Adam and Eve.

sciencekid 2006-02-09 12:13 PM

ah well, then how do you think that the human race started? do you want to see the article too?

sue_13 2006-02-09 12:39 PM

Why would they have to have more chromosomes than a normal human being and how would their offspring not have the same amount since it would be written in their sex cells' DNA?

Jamesadin 2006-02-09 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by !King_Amazon!
"God used the virus to create the first man and woman" LOL?

I believe in a supreme being, I believe in science, I believe in facts. I don't believe in Adam and Eve.


Agreed. I believe in God, but I also believe in Science.

sciencekid 2006-02-09 01:22 PM

see, because of meiosis(sp check) the dna splits in half. so if the dna splitting was different in those days, where the dna would split but end up with half the dna when the process ends, then the dna would slowly reduce in size in each human to the point where it is today and spread te different dna to their offspring, but then certain humans would go even further in their splitting of dna and become faulty and die off. that way only the humans with workable dna live which is why we have the amount of dna and the process to divide them as it is today.

!King_Amazon! 2006-02-09 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by sciencekid
ah well, then how do you think that the human race started? do you want to see the article too?

I've explained it before, let me find the thread.

!King_Amazon! 2006-02-09 03:14 PM

"Well I believe that an unknown supreme being started the big bang. As to where the supreme being came from I can't explain, nobody can.

The micro organisms were formed by the methane ammonium and water vapor that were on earth, which have the right ingredients for life(some guy actually did an expirement and created organisms with these three things.)

The micro organisms respired, putting o2 out, which was broken down into o1s by UV rays. The o1s grabbed onto either other o1s(creating o2s or oxygen) or onto o2s(creating o3 or ozone) which formed the ozone layer, allowing the organisms to be protected from the rays, over time minor mutations (very minor things, like DNA stuff switching around) created separate species."

sciencekid 2006-02-09 05:02 PM

did you get it from an article? if so where is it? i would like to check it out, if i may. also, just do me a favor and check out the article i have. i can send it to you. then well, see what you think of it.

sue_13 2006-02-09 05:48 PM

If I'm not mistaken, if a person only ended up with half the DNA of a normal human then they would be seriously fucked up, like lacking essential parts of their body. If certain DNA code is missing, then a person could be born without any one of their vital organs. You can't just NOT have certain DNA, especially half of the DNA as you are proposing.

Xenn 2006-02-09 08:02 PM

Nobody believes in Adam and Eve, not even the pope. It's supposed to be symbolic.

!King_Amazon! 2006-02-09 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by sciencekid
did you get it from an article? if so where is it? i would like to check it out, if i may. also, just do me a favor and check out the article i have. i can send it to you. then well, see what you think of it.

No I didn't, I used my brain and learned this stuff from other intelligent people.

sciencekid 2006-02-09 11:21 PM

*sigh* aparently Xenn and sue_13 is reading the posts properly. ok, so:

sue_13:
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Originally Posted by sue_13
If I'm not mistaken, if a person only ended up with half the DNA of a normal human then they would be seriously fucked up, like lacking essential parts of their body. If certain DNA code is missing, then a person could be born without any one of their vital organs. You can't just NOT have certain DNA, especially half of the DNA as you are proposing.

if you read what I wrote on the first post of the entire thread you would notice that I said among other things:
Quote:

Originally Posted by sciencekid
i also think that adam and eve had a lot more chromosomes than we so now. that is why they were able to spawn the entire human race.

so now add this: what if the extra chromosomes were dormant and were passed on similiarily to how a arthritis gene can be passed on through someone else onto their children without harming the carrier. also consider what i said before:

Quote:

Originally Posted by sciencekid
see, because of meiosis(sp check) the dna splits in half. so if the dna splitting was different in those days, where the dna would split but end up with half the dna when the process ends, then the dna would slowly reduce in size in each human to the point where it is today and spread te different dna to their offspring, but then certain humans would go even further in their splitting of dna and become faulty and die off. that way only the humans with workable dna live which is why we have the amount of dna and the process to divide them as it is today.

does that answer your question? see, the ones with half their genes would die off ok, and the rest would live? I already said that.
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Xenn:
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Originally Posted by Xenn
Nobody believes in Adam and Eve, not even the pope. It's supposed to be symbolic.

well gee genius, i seem to believe in adam and eve, so you can't say "no one" anymore. sides, i know at least a whole church who more or less believes in adam and eve. so there.

!King_Amazon! 2006-02-10 02:17 AM

If you're going to be a Christian at least be an educated one, Adam and Eve are meant to be symbolic, like most of the old testament of the bible, and I always find it funny when people take it word for word like you do. There's some crazy shit that happens in the old testament, if you believe that it actually happened then you're nuts.

Grav 2006-02-10 05:21 AM

It's so ironic that his name is "sciencekid" too. "Christian Scientist" is an oxymoron.

gruesomeBODY 2006-02-10 06:52 AM

Like everyone said, adam and eve are symbolic, but it doesn't mean that one cannot believe in it. I believe that they existed but that doesnt make me any different from anybody that doesnt. I would like to read that article.

Lenny 2006-02-10 12:39 PM

No it isn't.

You could have a Geologist who's a Christian. A Christian versed in the science of Geology.

sciencekid 2006-02-10 01:31 PM

that's probably the only thing i almost take word for word. like for example, the "seven days" concept is symbolic and i don't take that word for word. also, it's all about opinion. it could mean anything, but the views differ between each person. so educated or not, it will differ. and grav? i can be a scientist and a christian as well. see i try to prove the bible through science. so "christian scientist" isn't an oxymoron.

sure gruesome body, I'll see if i can get you the article. it's pretty big and i only have dial up, but once i save it as a draft i can send it without any trouble. so i'll attach it now and see how far I get, ok? if i can't get it to you in a few moments I'll have to do it overnight.

gruesomeBODY 2006-02-10 01:42 PM

alright cool

Lenny 2006-02-10 01:44 PM

If you e-mail it to me I can upload it to my host and put the link in here.

I for one would like to read it.


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