Life on Mars? Who Cares?

First photo sent from Curiosity 

Although it is not the specified purpose for the Mars probe "Curiosity", it will be looking for evidence of the possibility of life on Mars. (Personally, I think it is a huge waste of money. But at least Curiosity will not be able to kill cats.) But even if something resembling life was found on Mars, so what? Evolutionists will leap for joy and assume that evolution is finally a proven fact, and that life arose by chance through chemical processes. Of course, whenever they make such assumptions, they are unwarranted. In fact, the questions only get pushed back further instead of being answered.

Once again we find the science news buzzing with images of the surface of Mars.  I heard one late night comedian say that Mars looked just like California, dry, barren and full of hidden aliens.

While the description may have been made in gest, it does describe the real purpose for the NASA mission to the red planet.  The two main purposes are to find evidence of water and life, especially life.

Evolutionists have been trying to find the source of life on earth ever since the theory began to gain acceptance.  Somewhere, somehow, some time ago, life had to start.

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