@tixem75 said in #41:
> And btw Richard Dawkins has been refuted many times
This is your argument? It is about the person Richard Dawkins, not about the book and not about reciprocity (something which every behavioural biologist could tell you loads of stuff about)? Weak.
> You believe life came from non life? Isnt that violation of biogenesis
The correct term is abiogenesis. And it is a respected discipline in biology on which a lot of scientists are working.
Yes, it is difficult to form a conclusive development line from amino acids and other organic material to living and reproducing cells when this happened about 3.6 - 4 billion years ago and nearly all of the remnants having disappeared. But there is no violation of natural laws of that happening as you seem to think.