Arsenic-based "alien" life -- not

POINTS OF ORIGINS with Dr. Jackson

Creation Truth Foundation www.CreationTruth.com

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Thanks Bonita, for the link from the LU source.

http://scienceblogs.com/webeasties/2010/12/guest_post_arsenate-based_dna.php

Thanks Ian, for this rebuttal source within the secular science community.

Ian Juby points out, the "new" DNA did not dissolve in water. If Arsenic (As) were in the backbone, it would have (instead of Phosphorus).

Even evo-stih PZ Myers says that the case for implications against religion in this matter is way "overstated."

This is of no concern nor import. Even if Arsenic in the DNA backbone were verified, it wouldn't proved evolution of life (just modification of it)

and it wouldn't prove extraterrestrial life (unless assuming that it didn't come from Earth is valid, even though we found it on Earth). Keep thinking. DrJ