RE: abiogenesis was a mystery. Now it's not such a big mystery

Susan B (susan-brassfield@ou.edu)
Sat, 11 Sep 1999 13:05:20 -0500 (CDT)

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>SJ: It highlights Phil Johnson's observation that for Darwinists "evidence
is not
>really necessary". The problem is already solved in the definitions:

Pim:
>Well, dear Phil hardly should be taken to seriously.
>So Stephen, why are you ignoring the reality that science has learned lots
about abiogenesis?

for the same reason that Phillip Johnson ignores it: because it serves the
purpose.

Susan
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