How do evolutionists deal with the concept of spontaneous generation of life?
Just as evolutionism's claim, that life evolved from species to species, its claim that life started by chance has been proven impossible. Evolution isn't science.
Professors Sir Fred Hoyle, Astronomy at Cambridge University and Chandra Wickramasinghe, Applied Mathematics, University College, Cardiff, wrote in their book, Convergence to God in Evolution from Space: "The probability of life originating at random is so utterly minuscule as to make the random concept absurd . . ." Even if the universe is hundreds of billions of years old, it is still impossible.
There have been articles claiming that life has been generated in a laboratory, but those have been proven to be misstatements. The reality is that there has been nothing that has shown that life could have possibly been generated spontaneously by any known process. The spontaneous generation of life remains another one of Humanism’s many religious fairy tales.
Evolution isn't science.
Author/Compiler: Bob Stenson (unless otherwise noted)
Last updated: 2008-10-18 08:35:14
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