Let's review: I challenged evolutionists for any empirical example of an
indefinite
increase in complexity in a closed system. You told me that I was ignorant
because
Evolution doesn't happen in a closed system. We both are well aware that a
system
can be called "closed" yet still receive external energy. So, again, what
besides
energy is entering the Earth system that contributes to Evolution? Do you
believe in
aliens or God? Whatever the case, I have no interest in your artificial
faith.
> You mean the biosphere, and yes, the biosphere is a closed
> system. But the
> biosphere doesn't evolve; only its living components evolve, and they are
> open systems.
Someplace in your pre-school education didn't someone explain the difference
between
an object and the container the object is in? My challenge didn't concern
the system
itself, just the complexity in the system -- such as life in a biosphere.
End of
debate, you lose.