Biblical skepticism of the Origin of Life

[thoughtful (Valerie (non-scientist))]

@Michael_Okoko

I think I understand why @thoughtful refuses to believe living matter could arise from inanimate matter. Its because it would make God seem irrelevant and she is scared of that. We can point out the natural causes of many aspects of the natural world that were once thought to have supernatural causes and that has made supernatural explanations less reliable (if not totally ‘useless’) to science. So if the origin of life is taken away from the realm of conjecture and can be shown to explicable by natural mechanisms, that would strike a heavy blow to the claims of YECs like her.

No - God made everything and gives it life. We can explain everything by natural mechanism because there is order in the world because God made it that way.

I am not scared. I would just like for you to realize that your worldview makes little sense to me. When I read through the history of abiogenesis research, I honestly thought it was really pathetic and actually embarrassing. I had listened to a few videos of Dr. James Tour criticizing it, but it was much worse than I had thought.

This was the article I had read: http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20161026-the-secret-of-how-life-on-earth-began

And after the article states, well, scientists have decided well, actually protocells need to have everything “all at once” even though they haven’t gotten close to that, it says this:

Some of the people alive today will become the first in history who can honestly say they know where they came from. They will know what their ultimate ancestor was like and where it lived.

I don’t even…