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<blockquote data-quote="BOOMERSOONERFANttt" data-source="post: 2873160" data-attributes="member: 109640">The article gets off to a bad start real quick with this quote: &quot;The theory of creation, in fact, has more support from the fundamental laws of physics than does evolution, in particular the second law of thermodynamics.&quot;Since this statement does not reflect a very fundimental undestanding of Physics and things go down hill from there.Simply the second law of thermodynamics is best demonstated in simple closed systems. The solar system is a closed system. The second law of thermodynamics would apply to the WHOLE system, but it gets very complicated and beyond the scope of this debate. The energy from the sun and the internal heat of the earth is far more energy required for evolution to take place on the earth and possibly Mars. There is no question that energy transfers in terms of chemical reactions take place from these energy sources all the time allowing more than enough energy than is needed for abiogenisis and evolution to take place. This very basic elementary physics and chemestry is learned in college. If people do not have a good grasp of basic science the rest of the arguement is literally hopless and foolish.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BOOMERSOONERFANttt, post: 2873160, member: 109640"] The article gets off to a bad start real quick with this quote: "The theory of creation, in fact, has more support from the fundamental laws of physics than does evolution, in particular the second law of thermodynamics." Since this statement does not reflect a very fundimental undestanding of Physics and things go down hill from there. Simply the second law of thermodynamics is best demonstated in simple closed systems. The solar system is a closed system. The second law of thermodynamics would apply to the WHOLE system, but it gets very complicated and beyond the scope of this debate. The energy from the sun and the internal heat of the earth is far more energy required for evolution to take place on the earth and possibly Mars. There is no question that energy transfers in terms of chemical reactions take place from these energy sources all the time allowing more than enough energy than is needed for abiogenisis and evolution to take place. This very basic elementary physics and chemestry is learned in college. If people do not have a good grasp of basic science the rest of the arguement is literally hopless and foolish. [/QUOTE]

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