Nuggets from Cosmos, Creator, and Human Destiny

Scientific jargon about chemical processes that could bring about self-replicating molecules that eventually would spontaneously create life is just so much bluster on the part of Dawkins and his fellow atheists. They are desperate to escape accountability to their Creator, and the wish is father to the thought. Life couldn’t and didn’t originate by spontaneous generation in defiance of the law of biogenesis. In the 1920s, independently of one another, Russian chemist Alexander Oparin and British geneticist J.B.S. Haldane came up with the idea of a “primordial soup,” from which everything supposedly came into existence. That theory will not, however, rescue “spontaneous generation.”