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Joined: Dec 1999
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Oh look! Another scientist who wasn't fired for expressing his creationist views! It's starting to turn that "fear of losing their jobs" argument into vapor. Not all are, but many have been. Are you claiming that no scientist has ever been fired for expressing creationist views?What was said on the video only told me that he saw problems with the assembly of amino acids into proteins. The first problem with his declaration is that they do that all the time in the cells. Yes they do, and that is not a "problem" with his argument. Amino acids become proteins in cells with the help of a mind-bogglingly complex array of coordinated machines working together to assemble them; Another strong evidence for intelligent design. This is not a problem with his argument because he clearly is not speaking in the context of "within the cell". He actually deals with this in detail on the video (which I have). He is speaking in the context of his book called "Biochemical Predestination" which deals with abiogenesis. This is all stated in the short video you watched. Why did you miss it?So, by implication, do you claim that DNA formed all by itself?
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