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They never conclude that the life in the container arose spontaneously.
 
They never conclude that the life in the container arose spontaneously.
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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. Being a unique past event, the speculation cannot be tested or refuted, thus remaining an article of blind faith for those who reject the idea that life was created.
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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. Being a unique past event, the speculation cannot be tested or refuted, thus remaining an article of faith for those who reject the idea that life was created.
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[[Creationism|Creationists]] believe that the first [[biological]] life did not come from non-life, but from the living [[God]].
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[[Creationism|Creationists]] have faith that the first [[biological]] life did not come from non-life, but from the living [[God]].
    
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
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