[geocentrism] Re: Integrity in science

Quoting Jack Lewis <jack.lewis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> Dear Paul
> Me in Red Paul
> 
> Jack L
> 
> Paul Deema wrote:
> >
> > Just a few comments in this <colour><> Only a few because I generally 
> > have respect for most of what you say.
> >
> > Paul D
> >
> >
> >  <Actually no. I don't accept an aether because there is no objective 
> > evidence for its existence -- at least of which I am aware -- and it 
> > is of course pivotal to your case. Without it, your model crumbles.>
> > Yes its a bit like abiogenesis, without it there is nothing to 
> > kick-start evolution and therefore without it the model crumbles.
> 
Not at all, Jack.
Evolution does NOT rest on abiogenesis - there could just as well be
a divine creation of life, some 3.4 billion years ago, that then evolved.
As I have said before, evolution says nothing about HOW life STARTED.
Just as the Big Bang model doesn't say why and how it all started. It does
however provide us with a pretty good idea of what happened afterwards
- as confirmed by observations.

   - Regner

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