They obviously look just like us. Don't you watch Star Trek?

Best to leave those fossils from Mars where they belong: in science fiction stories.
What was thought to be fossils from Mars a couple of years ago have turned out to be perfectly normal anorganic mineral deposits. Fascinating from a geological point of view, but not from a biological one.

I don't believe in intelligent life on other planets, either.

How come he created sin?

heh, I didn't know that. I red about them some years ago and I haven't red anything about these stories being wrong. Too bad

On a similar topic, aren't there several missions planned to find out if there really is/was life on Mars? They have quite good reasons to believe there once was open water sea there so life was probably not very unlikely.

Hmm, roughly 100 pages. I might read it if I put Isaac Asimov’s “Robot,” “Empire,” and “Foundation” series aside for a while

I don't believe in intelligent life on other planets, just as I don't believe in God
I do believe that we are not alone in the universe. Only problem is that it is so big there is little chance of two intelligent species from different planets to ever meet

Why did he made people able to not believe in him

When I was in high school, I believed in Evolution because my teacher told me to. I stopped believing it a few years ago when I went and learned about it myself (and no, not from religious sources ), because the problems I found with the theory had never even come up and I could never find an honest answer; just "How dare you question Evolution! It's established! Evolutionists agree it's true! Here's a bunch of evidence that says we're right and that's that! Anything that challenges or goes against our views are just religious propoganda!"

Go ahead. Teach Evolution as Gospel and never mention the failings and challenges to the theory in the classroom. You'll just keep producing more of me.

Hmmm; first place I went was here. Read quite a bit of stuff on that site back when I was into this. Just so I know whether it has the X-G Seal Of Approval, are those "really retarded people" and "easily dismissable kooks"?

Because, of course, the two are in conflict.

Faith requires evidence (or "faith follows facts" as the saying goes). Only a complete cretin believes in something for no reason, even if it's a bad one.

I assume you're just trolling?

Anyway, I'm going to work soon, so I'll see you later when the thread is closed.

No, it's just difficult to discuss when we are not talking about the same thing.

Oh; okay! Ummm .... bye then.

Not sure sure I understand the first question; do I doubt I have genetic code? Not really. And it's not that I doubt the evidence of evolution; I just don't think it goes terribly far in proving much. Most real-world examples of evolution I've been shown as "proof" (finch beaks, moths that change colour, bacteria experiments in general) are just high-school level heredity, for example. But it's held up as so much more in the papers I've read. All of which leaves me incredibly underwhelmed and makes me wonder if people are just fooling themselves at this point. The concern I have is that evolution is so well established that no one considers things like the "challenges". That comic David McCallum posted is perfect; heaven forbid people learn to think and reason for themselves ...

Well, here's one example of possible evolution in humans:
[url http://www.newscientist.com/channel/being-human/dn7974]