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Philip J. Rayment: Revert. That life came from non-life goes /against/ observation, so is blind faith. That life came from the living God is (a) based on written testimony, and (b) consistent with scientific observation

2008-03-28T13:52:47Z

Revert. That life came from non-life goes /against/ observation, so is blind faith. That life came from the living God is (a) based on written testimony, and (b) consistent with scientific observation

Veronica at 13:48, March 28, 2008

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−	The '''Law of biogenesis''' says that life only comes from life (in ~~latin~~: ''Omne vivum ex vivo'').	+	The '''Law of biogenesis''' says that life only comes from life (in Latin: ''Omne vivum ex vivo'').

	As long ago as [[ancient Greece]], people believed that small creatures spontaneously appeared, such as [[mouse\|mice]] appearing from [[grain]], or [[maggot]]s from rotting [[meat]].		As long ago as [[ancient Greece]], people believed that small creatures spontaneously appeared, such as [[mouse\|mice]] appearing from [[grain]], or [[maggot]]s from rotting [[meat]].

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 [[Creationism|Creationists]] and some [[theistic evolution]] proponents believe that the first [[biological]] life did not come from non-life, but from the living [[God]].
-==See Also==
+==See also==
 * [[Origin of life]]
 * [[Biogenesis]]
-* [[Singularity#Biological_singularity|Biological Singularity]]
+* [[Singularity#Biological singularity|Biological Singularity]]
 == Sources ==
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-[[Category:biology]]
+[[Category:Biology]]

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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.
-[[Creationism|Creationists]] believe that the first [[biological]] life did not come from non-life, but from the living [[God]].
+[[Creationism|Creationists]] and some [[theistic evolution]] proponents believe that the first [[biological]] life did not come from non-life, but from the living [[God]].
 ==See Also==

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 Nevertheless, many people continued to believe that microorganisms, such as [[microbe]]s, spontaneously generated.
-This idea was put to rest with experiments done by [[Louis Pasteur]] in 1864, and the ''law of biogenesis'' was born.
+This idea was put to rest with [[experimental science|experiments]] done by [[Louis Pasteur]] in 1864, and the ''law of biogenesis'' was born.
 This law is put to the test every day, in the [[food preservation]] industry.

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-The '''Law of biogenesis''' says that life only comes from life.
+The '''Law of biogenesis''' says that life only comes from life (in latin: ''Omne vivum ex vivo'').
 As long ago as [[ancient Greece]], people believed that small creatures spontaneously appeared, such as [[mouse|mice]] appearing from [[grain]], or [[maggot]]s from rotting [[meat]].
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 They never conclude that the life in the container arose spontaneously.
-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.
+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.
 [[Creationism|Creationists]] believe that the first [[biological]] life did not come from non-life, but from the living [[God]].
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 * [[Origin of life]]
 * [[Biogenesis]]
 == Sources ==

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	The '''Law of biogenesis''' says that life only comes from life.		The '''Law of biogenesis''' says that life only comes from life.