A Living Cell Under An Electron Microscope [Spirituality & Religion]

@Carazaa [quote]What they don't understand is that things don't happen by themselves.[/quote]

You got that right, sister. They see the design but they don't want to recognize it as designed.

@Emosaur You have ridiculed my God and Godly caring eople for years daily so STOP!

@Emosaur [quote] I've mentioned it before, but I will gladly repeat myself. It would really help if you didn't ridicule an opponent's valid points and tried listening and understanding them instead. Perhaps then I would also be more willing to listen to you.[/quote]

Practice what you preach then, Emosaur.

@Emosaur [quote]all you respond with is logically flawed arguments and quotes from some ancient fairytale book.[/quote]
Don't forget the silly insults and ad hominem attacks.

@Carazaa The energy that eucaryotic cells use is produced by mitochondria, an organelle that, along with chloroplasts in plants, has its own DNA. It is believed mitochondria and chloroplasts were originally independent procaryotic cells that were engulfed by a eukcaryotes cell (https://www.bioexplorer.net/do-prokaryotes-have-mitochondria.html/). Just science.

@Emosaur You have never been honestly asking questions but trolling and harassing from the beginning! You have no problem harassing people!

@Bushranger I think you missed my point. I am grateful for the cell lesson but where did the energy come from with the first eukcaryotes cell or the first cell in the world? Energy does not produce itself so there must be a God!

@Carazaa [quote]Energy does not produce itself so there must be a God!
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So where did this god come from? You've just admitted it couldn't produce itself.

@Carazaa Well, if you want to keep going backwards in time, the initial energy came about when the universe came into existence. As you are aware, the first law of thermodynamics says that energy can not be created or destroyed, therefore whatever caused the universe to come into existence gave us the energy we now have.

Whether that was some random, quantum event or a god is not known. You believe it was god, I don't know what it was. Neither of us can prove the other is wrong.

@Bushranger How can energy come from a random anything? There MUST be a creator of energy!

@Carazaa [quote]How can energy come from a random anything? There MUST be a creator of energy![/quote]

You got that right, sister.

@Carazaa I've not said it wasn't possible, just that I don't believe it. However, I don't see any firm evidence to confirm that a god was involved. Also, why does it have to be your god that did it? If I was to believe, it would be in a god who lit the blue touch paper, then retired to a safe distance about 14.5 billion years ago. That would fit with observations of the current universe.

@Bushranger [quote] I've not said it wasn't possible, just that I don't believe it.[/quote]

Do you actually think that your disbelief will change the fact that Yahweh created energy?

@GodSpeed63 That is your belief and it's not supported by independent, verifiable evidence. For example, you refuse to accept the evidence the earth is more than 6,000 years old, let alone the age of the universe.

@Bushranger [quote]That is your belief[/quote]

Belief follows truth, not the other way around.

@GodSpeed63 You have yet to give evidence of testable and verifiable truth.

@Emosaur I am well aware that You don't think anything is your fault 😂

@Emosaur I am quite clear, and so is God, but you still argue with him and tell him his "faults" but take no responsibility for all your sins! That's my point.