Originally Posted by: 6strngs_2hmbkrsso, on the few meteorites that we've examined, there hasn't been any building blocks of life. and that suddenly negates that there could be any on any meteorite? also, didn't pony say that we are still unsure as to whether life can or cannot come from non-life?[/QUOTE]

Dude, listen to yourself. FAITH!!!!!!!!!!!! More than myself! Evolution is supposively based on "observations." "Would if a meteorite had the materials essential for life? We've never observed this in nature, but maybe that happened." F-A-I-T-H. Except, this is faith on nothing but a stupid idea to explain an otherwise basisless theory.

And Pony's dang right we're unsure whether life can or cannot come from non-life. Has abiogenisis ever happened? Has life ever been synthesized in a lab? Nope. More silly assumptions that require more faith than the belief in God.

Originally Posted by: 6strngs_2hmbkrs
also, doesn't oxidation refer to growth? as in, you are born near-perfect and as you age you degenerate. not having to do with evolution which is becoming a more complex through generations of reproduction.

No, in fact, I have no idea what youre talking about. Rusting is an example of Oxidation. I dont really know the ins and outs of it, but basically, Oxygen combines easily with things, and it will break them down.

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and also, didn't pony address the UV rays and ozone thing? saying that if a life form devoloped in the primordial soup, that the UV rays couldn't penetrate that. and that these early life forms gave off oxygen as a by product, thus creating an ozone and an inhabitable environment for other beings to evolve from these simpler ones.