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One, held by [[Creationism|creationists]], is that life originated divinely/[[supernatural]]ly. | One, held by [[Creationism|creationists]], is that life originated divinely/[[supernatural]]ly. | ||
The other school of thought is that non-life became life solely by means of natural processes. This is commonly referred to as ''abiogenesis''.[http://www.creationresearch.org/crsq/articles/36/36_4/abiogenesis.html] The proposal that first life came about through natural processes has not fared well in recent times. | The other school of thought is that non-life became life solely by means of natural processes. This is commonly referred to as ''abiogenesis''.[http://www.creationresearch.org/crsq/articles/36/36_4/abiogenesis.html] The proposal that first life came about through natural processes has not fared well in recent times. | ||
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There have been a number of proposals regarding the origin of life on earth. However, the various proposals fall into two schools of thought. One, held by creationists, is that life originated divinely/supernaturally. The other school of thought is that non-life became life solely by means of natural processes. This is commonly referred to as abiogenesis.[1] The proposal that first life came about through natural processes has not fared well in recent times.
Pages in category "Origin of Life"
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