Would this Origin of life model work?

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@Dan_Eastwood

No, and you have already agreed to this point: you cannot falsify design by demonstrating evolution. More generally, you cannot falsify one hypothesis by demonstrating another unless the two are directly linked. To meet this condition your hypothesis would need to state that evolution is not possible, ever.

I have never presented my argument in the same fashion as ID theorists, which is what you are referring to here. Whether a feature in nature is irreducibly complex (top-down) or reducible simple (bottom-up) has no bearing on whether an intelligent designer was part of the process or not let alone a divine one. We are dealing with a contingent being here, which is something that only ID theorists argue as well. More importantly, my method of testing would not apply to there hypothesis and vice-versa.

Instead, the question is whether chemical or biological evolution was a guided or unguided process by a DIVINE designer. I am not trying to disprove evolution or poke holes nor have I ever tried on here with some exception. I made this very clear beforehand.

@Dan_Eastwood

Not at all convinced. I seriously question the claim that Sean Carroll would say that God can be falsified by demonstrating evolution (he is a physicist, not a biologist, after all). Further, I question the premise that any concept of God as we understand can be defined, much less falsified, by material evidence.

Well, I explained this to everyone already here why this is the case but I have not seen you respond to it yet:

Can God be a useful “scientific” hypothesis? Yes - Peaceful Science

I explain here in more detail why God can be tested.