How Life Began

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Chick Publications, 2002 - 158 páginas
Could life have formed in the Primordial Soup billions of years ago?

Evolutionists claim that simple chemicals became concentrated in ancient oceans, forming an organic broth which eventually produced living cells. Is this possible?

In 1953 Stanley Miller became famous for his experiment which produced amino acids by passing a spark through gasses which contained the elements that make up amino acids. Evolutionists hoped their students would believe without question that amino acids would produce life. But Heinze reveals the facts evolutionists won't tell you. The amino acids produced would not work in any living things. The more recently suggested steps in Chemical evolution will not take place either. The idea is scientifically bankrupt, and the foundation of evolutionary thinking is destroyed.

Full of quotes from the best known scientists in the field, How Life Began is a great gift for students, teachers and school libraries. Learn how the scientific facts speak powerfully of an intelligent Creator, without whom life could never have begun. Learn how to know Him personally.
 

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CHAPTER
7
Making Proteins
17
Could Cell Parts Get Together?
31
Hot Vents and the Second Law of Thermodynamics 31 Do Proteins in the Ocean Concentrate? 38 Chemical Dilution 42 Coacervates 44 A Cell Needs...
63
Theorizing about the RNA World Begin?
69
Contents continued
70
Natural Selection
86
Where Does Information Come From? 96 DNA Crams Information into a Tiny Space 104 CHAPTER 4
109
Mount Rushmore 124 Did Life Come from Another Planet? 126 The Meaning of Life 133 CHAPTER 5
137
Index
157
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