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==Question 1==

 

*1. How did [[Origin of Life|life originate]]? How did life with hundreds of proteins originate just by chemistry without [[intelligent design]]?

*1. How did [[Origin of Life|life originate]]? How did life with hundreds of proteins originate just by chemistry without [[intelligent design]]?

==Question 2==

==Question 2==

*15. Why is a fundamentally religious idea, a dogmatic belief system that fails to explain the evidence, taught in ''science'' classes? If “you can’t teach religion in science classes”, why is evolution taught?

*15. Why is a fundamentally religious idea, a dogmatic belief system that fails to explain the evidence, taught in ''science'' classes? If “you can’t teach religion in science classes”, why is evolution taught?

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==Response==

==Response==

*While evolution is actually a theory to explain the diversity of life, it is thought that the first cells could have been formed by the spontaneous formation of plasma membranes due to the polar nature of lipids, thus containing organic molecules required to have life.

*While evolution is actually a theory to explain the diversity of life, it is thought that the first cells could have been formed by the spontaneous formation of plasma membranes due to the polar nature of lipids, thus containing organic molecules required to have life.

*It's not religion, its science. It can be falsifyable (monkey give birth to fronkey), experimentally tried, (Lenski), and has survived all the scrutiny placed upon it. Religion, on the other hand, is an appeal to faith.

*It's not religion, its science. It can be falsifyable (monkey give birth to fronkey), experimentally tried, (Lenski), and has survived all the scrutiny placed upon it. Religion, on the other hand, is an appeal to faith.

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