Intelligent Design Or Evolution?: Why the Origin of Life and the Evolution of Molecular Knowledge Imply DesignIntelligent Design or Evolution? examines many unresolved issues associated with chemical evolution, the origin of life, and the evolution of molecular knowledge. With the help of information theory, this book develops statistical models to describe the evolution of the first genes and proteins. It also investigates the chemistry required for the prebiotic synthesis of biological molecules on the primitive earth. The evidence presented will show that naturalistic laws fail to explain the synthesis of RNA, DNA and proteins in the primordial soup. These same laws also fail to explain the origin of life and the evolution of the first genes and proteins. Taken together, these failures imply that life was created. |
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Because life is very complex, the first living thing is usually assumed to be a self replicating chemical rather than a living cell. Because the first living thing was able to replicate itself, it evolved into life as it exists today.
Because life is very complex, the first living thing is usually assumed to be a self replicating chemical rather than a living cell. Because the first living thing was able to replicate itself, it evolved into life as it exists today.
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Therefore, the first living thing was not a simple self replicating chemical, but rather a living cell very similar to life as it exists today. While the idea that life arose all at once is not a popular one as it is contrary to ...
Therefore, the first living thing was not a simple self replicating chemical, but rather a living cell very similar to life as it exists today. While the idea that life arose all at once is not a popular one as it is contrary to ...
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