Origin of First Life
Addressing Abiogenesis & Common Misconceptions
Once there was no life, then there was life.
Where life came from nobody knows.
Key Highlights
- From Redi and Pasteur, it is concluded that life cannot come from nonliving things.
- Spontaneous generation is an invalid theory of the origin of life.
- Abiogenesis (life from nonliving matter) is prebiotic and pre-evolutionary.
- It will be shown that the known laws of physics, chemistry, and biology do not explain the origin of life.
- "Science doesn't say anything; scientist's do."
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What Was the Origin of the First Life on Earth?
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Topics
- Life defined
- What is evolution?
- What is abiogenesis?
- Four compounds required for a cell
- Has abiogenesis been demonstrated?
- Problems with abiogenesis
- If No Abiogenesis, Then What?
- Summary
References
- Abiogenesis - Wikipedia
- Darwin, Charles. On The Origin of Species, 1859
- Pasteur, Louis. Pasteur and Spontaneous Generation
- Redi, Francesco. Wikipedia
- Tour, James. The Mystery of the Origin of Life - YouTube
- Turek, Frank. Cross Examined.
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