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<blockquote data-quote="prideasaquincy" data-source="post: 2873235" data-attributes="member: 116280">Of course it has a beginning. First there was no life, then there was, and then it began evolving. I think the purpose of this thread is to debate whether or not evolution actually happens, not to argue about the beginning and origin of life. As has been said before, there are plenty of people who believe in both creation and evolution.You&#039;ll have to wait a very long time, probably something on the order of several hundred million years. Statements like this one suggest to me that you don&#039;t have a basic understanding of the mechanics of evolution. Read my last post!I don&#039;t recall hearing anyone say that. A peanut could not grow into an eye. Eyes are specialized organs that evolved from simpler designs in organisms billions of years ago. A peanut is a specialized plant, and while it shares a common ancestor with the organisms that first developed eyes, that ancestor is almost unimaginabley far in the past; the two would have branched onto different evolutionary pathways billions and billions of years ago.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="prideasaquincy, post: 2873235, member: 116280"] Of course it has a beginning. First there was no life, then there was, and then it began evolving. I think the purpose of this thread is to debate whether or not evolution actually happens, not to argue about the beginning and origin of life. As has been said before, there are plenty of people who believe in both creation and evolution. You'll have to wait a very long time, probably something on the order of several hundred million years. Statements like this one suggest to me that you don't have a basic understanding of the mechanics of evolution. Read my last post! I don't recall hearing anyone say that. A peanut could not grow into an eye. Eyes are specialized organs that evolved from simpler designs in organisms billions of years ago. A peanut is a specialized plant, and while it shares a common ancestor with the organisms that first developed eyes, that ancestor is almost unimaginabley far in the past; the two would have branched onto different evolutionary pathways billions and billions of years ago. [/QUOTE]

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