@maxdancona,
Quote:No one claims that science knows everything.
And you can bet your bottom dollar on that one mate.
Quote:science has no real idea on how abiogenesis happened;
Correct once again.
Quote:although the fact that life exists should be seen as testable proof that it did happen.
As you have rightfully admitted, Science has absolutely no idea how or if, the evolution of life or living organisms came from inorganic or inanimate substances. If you believe without any scientific evidence whatsoever, that a universe of mindless matter has produced beings with intrinsic ends, [in Kantian terminology, an end-in-itself, self- replication capabilities, and “coded chemistry”? Then it is by faith and faith alone on which you base your belief.
The observable fact, is that Life can only come from life, and to quote your supposed testable proof, '
The fact that life exists is positive proof that life has always existed' from the everlasting before this universe of apparent tangible matter was created from the super hot electromagnetic energy, which, In my Opinion, was spewed out of a WHITE HOLE, in the trillions upon trillions of degrees, or, according to scientific measurements (180 million trillion, trillion degrees Fahrenheit), which electromagnetic energy has been converted to that which we perceive as inanimate matter, in order to support the life that was to be created from that eternal energy, only to be-reconverted to its original form as electromagnetic energy during the phase of the Big Crunch, when all will be ripped apart atom by atom, subatomic particle by subatomic particle, as the universal bodies, with all the information that was gathered in that period of universal activity, fall as fire into the Great Abyss, or Black Hole that is connected to a White Hole at the end of an Einstein Rosen bridge that connects the two.
I believe that there is more scientific evidence to support this belief rather that your believe that a universe of mindless matter has produced beings with intrinsic ends, self- replication capabilities, and “coded chemistry”?
Catch ya later mate.