It takes Life to make Life.
It doesn't just happen. It has to be made by another living creation, or Creator.
Exactly, and that was the point of a previous post of mine- Abiogensis is an impossibility because the ‘evolving species’ could not survive in a hostile environment- especially without the ability to feed and move around while it awaited mutations to create the mechanisms essential to survival- and they certainly could not have survived and thrived without being able to reproduce
There are just so many things they must ignore and wave away in order to prop up the hypothesis of evolution- The Cambrian explosion being just one of many examples- Mitchondrail entropy, biological impossibilities, even chemical impossibilities- They must ignore the fact that nature would have to violate many of it’s own rules in order for macroevolution to happen, they must ignore evidences for young earth etc etc etc-
It takes a tremendous amount of faith in the impossible to believe in macro evolution
The Hypothesis of macro evolution fails right from the starting gate- It can’t even get out of the gate- in order forl ife to even have a chance of beginning, the right amino acids would need to be produced, and they would have to be sealed off fro mthe wrong amino acids in order to even survive- The following exceprt shows why abiogenisis simply isn’t possible without supernatural intervention and carefully controlled, intelligently designed circumstances which violate natural laws
[[Amino acids, sugars, and many other biochemicals, being 3-dimensional, can usually be in two forms that are mirror images of one another; like your right and left hand are mirror images of each other. This is called handedness or chirality (Figure 5).
Now living things are based on biochemicals that are pure in terms of their chirality (homochiral): left-handed amino acids and right-handed sugars, for example. Here’s the rub: chemistry without enzymes (like the Miller–Urey experiment), when it does anything, produces mixtures of amino acids that are both right-and left-handed. It is likewise with the chemical synthesis of sugars (with the formate reaction, for example).13
Origin-of-life researchers have battled with this problem and all sorts of potential solutions have been suggested but the problem remains unsolved.14 Even getting 99% purity, which would require some totally artificial, unlikely mechanism for ‘nature’ to create, doesn’t cut it. Life needs 100% pure left-handed amino acids. The reason for this is that placing a right-handed amino acid in a protein in place of a left-handed one results in the protein having a different 3-dimensional shape. None can be tolerated to get the type of proteins needed for life.]]
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