Has the structure of DNA evolved?

Jerry

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Of Nicholas Geti

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That's a joke. Mathematically impossible? Biologists for years have said

bees cannot possibly fly because it is mathematically impossible. So much

for math proving natures events.

I guess you don't watch the programs put on by Nova about genetic

discoveries and gene sequencing. There are thousands of people in this field

making discoveries every day. Genes are not a theory. You are reading

creationism articles by the very people who claim creationism. Talk about

the fox guarding the chicken coop.

Gene sequencing has found that all living things are not that far apart

genetically . There is only a few percentage point differences between the

DNA of humans and trees. But it is enough to make them appear totally

different. Doesn't that say anything to you?

DNA is a chain of carbon atoms which are highly subject to joining at the

atomic level. My feeling is that a mixture of carbon atoms has no other

choice but to link up and form chains.

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From: "Jerry Foote" <jerryf@footegroup.com>

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Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2011 8:15 PM

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The only scientific evidence I have heard of concerning evolution and

creation is presented by the gentlemen who defined DNA. He has stated that

it is mathematically impossible for DNA to have come about evolution.

See the evidence presented at

http://newcreationist.blogspot.com/2011/03/origin-of-life-did-dna-evolve.htm

l

Jerry

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Are all people who believe in God, fools?

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From: Nicholas Geti <ngeti@optonline.net>

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Sent: Thursday, September 1, 2011 8:46 AM

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I have come to the conclusion that Rick Perry is a fool. He comes from Texas

where by law the schools are required to teach both evolution and

creationism. He seems to be proud of that fact and doesn't deny that he

believes in creationism. Some of these creationism nuts believe the earth is

only 6000 years old.

There are scientists who spend years in the field looking for fossils and

sequencing the genes from the DNA uncovered from them. They can determine

when genes split off to create new species and the approximate times when it

happened. How anyone can deny these findings is beyond me.

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From: "Nicholas Geti" <ngeti@optonline.net>

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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 4:27 AM

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> Normally I can barely stomach Krugman's comments in the New York Times and

> in fact usually get so furious that I cannot finish his articles. But this

> one I agree with 100%

>

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/29/opinion/republicans-against-science.html?_

r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha212

>

> Two front runners, Rick Perry and Mitt Romney, in the Republican party are

> turning against science and intellectual thinking. They are claiming

> evolution is only a theory and other highly intelligent people doubt it.

> Also they claim there is no global warming. Krugman claims that only 35%

> of Iowans believe evolution and 21% in global warming. So these

> weak-needed Republicans are agreeing with them.

>

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