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Term Papers on Law Of Biogenesis
| Term Paper Title | Law Of Biogenesis |
| # of Words | 774 |
| # of Pages (250 words per page double spaced) | 3.1 |
Law of Biogenesis
As Sir Fred Hoyl once said, "Let's be scientifically honest. As scientists we all know that the probability of life evolving to greater and greater complexity and organization, is the same probability as throwing a six on a dice five million consecutive times." But then he went on to add, "But lets be intellectually honest, as scientists we all know that the probability of life evolving to greater and greater complexity and organization by chance. Is the same probability as having a tornado tear through a junkyard, and form out the other end a Boeing 747 jetliner." Random impersonal chance does not produce complex organization, but only greater chaos. Dr. Herald Bloom says. The problem that we have is that the theory of evolution teaches that some 3.5 to 4.5 billion years ago. There was this large inorganic ocean of nitrogen, ammonia salts, methane, and carbon dioxide bubbling away. When POOF! They say there arose an amino acid. Blub blub blub blub, POOF! There arose another amino acid. A bunch of amino acids got together and formed peptides, polypeptides, and a combination of amino acids formed protein molecules. The building block necessary for life. And that you had this inorganic matter somehow become living matter. Dr Herald Bloom points out, he says, "The problem is how do we know, that if there arose a peptide, a combination of amino acids, that the second peptide would not arise 5 thousand years later 10 thousand miles away. How would it come together with hundreds of combinations even to form the simplest protein molecule." He says, In fact if you take the simplest protein molecule and a combination of 50 amino acids, he says that the probability of that arising by chance is 6 x 10 to the 58'th power. Which is six hundred oquadicillion to one possibility, which is in scientific language, simply means that it's impossible. Dr. George Wall, professor of Biology of Harvard University. Dr. Wall whom woe the Nobel Prize in Biology in 1971 said, "When it comes to the origin of life you only have two possibilities as to how life arose. One is spontaneous generation. And the other is a supernatural creative act of God. There is no third possibility." Dr. Wall of Harvard ...This is ONLY a preview of the article. If you would like to view the entire document, you must subscribe to Digital Term Papers. Please register below now!
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