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They never conclude that the life in the container spontaneously arose.
They never conclude that the life in the container spontaneously arose.
Despite this law, many scientists believe that the ''first'' live arose from non-living matter.
Despite this law, many scientists believe that the ''first'' life arose from non-living matter.
In proposing this, they speculate that although life has never been observed to spontaneously arise, it must have at some time in the past.
In proposing this, they speculate that although life has never been observed to spontaneously arise, it must have at some time in the past.
Being a unique past event, the speculation is not able to be tested or refuted, so remains an article of [[blind faith]] for [[atheism|atheists]] and others who reject that [[God]] created life.
Being a unique past event, the speculation is not able to be tested or refuted, so remains an article of [[blind faith]] for [[atheism|atheists]] and others who reject that [[God]] created life.
[[Creationism|Creationists]] believe that the first biological life did not come from non-life, but from the living God.
[[Creationism|Creationists]] believe that the first biological life did not come from non-life, but from the living God.
==See Also==
[[Origin of life]]
== Sources ==
== Sources ==