Creation & Evolution types: What does the discovery of water (liquid) on Mars

[herfinator]

and Saturn's moon do . . . . . . for (or to) your position?

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Thanks for your opinions!
Steve, thanks for clarifying. I honestly didn't read more than the headline.

[steadfast]

nice disclaimer.

Ok there's water on mars. we can build a base.

[Michael Steen]

I don't think that creationists or evolutionists will have much trouble with the fact that there's water ice on Mars. After all, Europa seems to be an ice planet with probably a watery ocean beneath, and comets are almost entirely ice.
How could a theological position be defended or assaulted based on the discovery of water elsewhere in the solar system?
As to the liquid on Titan, remember that it's hydrocarbons, not water. What water there might be there is frozen as hard as granite.

[EVERYTHING]

Originally Posted by steadfast

nice disclaimer.

Ok there's water on mars. we can build a base.

you're forgetting one simple thing, We need a SPECIAL kind of ATMOSPHERE!!!!

[EVERYTHING]

Originally Posted by Michael Steen

I don't think that creationists or evolutionists will have much trouble with the fact that there's water ice on Mars. After all, Europa seems to be an ice planet with probably a watery ocean beneath, and comets are almost entirely ice.
How could a theological position be defended or assaulted based on the discovery of water elsewhere in the solar system?
As to the liquid on Titan, remember that it's hydrocarbons, not water. What water there might be there is frozen as hard as granite.

Europa is an ice planet, because there's ice, that's what makes scientists think, "was there life on Europa"?