how quickly do proteins evolve ?

[Sherlock Holmes]

God dunnit is not a scientific answer.

That's true. If you believe that only scientific explanations are acceptable as explanations then that's your choice of course. The explanation for the presence of a scientifically explicable universe, cannot be scientific.

One cannot use science to explain the presence of a universe governed by science, it's clearly paradoxical to do so and paradoxical explanations are themselves not scientific.

All scientific explanations make recourse to laws and material quantities, these must exist in order for any material process to take place. So until material quantities and laws exist, we must seek alternative kinds of explanations.

Philosophers have recognized this for centuries as have theologists and meta-physicists, but due to our narrow education system in schools many grow up having no awareness of these kinds of ideas.

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Not really.

There is no scientific test for God.

But there is evidence, the universe is evidence.

Therefore it's outside the realm of science.

Not really, science is about the natural world and asking how the natural world came to be is therefore in scope.

You're in the science forum. The religion forum is elsewhere.

Well "religions" take many forms, it typically involves belief in unprovable assumptions and so science is no less "religious" than theology.

 

[progressive hunter]

Not really.

There is no scientific test for God.

Therefore it's outside the realm of science.

You're in the science forum. The religion forum is elsewhere.

evolution is a religion that bastardizes science,,