In the world around us, we are surrounded by two major types of things, living and non-living. So what is it that makes these living things different from non-living things? 1,542 more words
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Spontaneously Generating Fish
In a previous blogpost I discussed how the Swiss scholar Conrad Gessner (1516-1565) describes two strange species of fish, which generate spontaneously. Previously I identified these species as the… 1,254 more words
Life from Dead Matter -- Part 4
Miracle #2 – Living Organisms from Dead Matter
Part 4—Incomprehensible Complexity
This is the part four of the second “miracle” of atheism. These miracles are impossible, illogical assumptions. 3,127 more words
SOS Life
Hey, I want to share cool stuff I’ve learned, read or thought up. I want to hear about the cool stuff you know, too. 418 more words
Life from Dead Matter--Part 2
Miracle #2 – Living Organisms from Dead Matter
Part 2 – Complexity Produces Life
This is the second of four “miracles” of atheism. They were identified a few years ago by Clayton Kraby on his blog “Reasonable Theology.” These miracles are impossible, illogical assumptions. 2,918 more words
Life from Dead Matter--Part 1
Miracle #2 – Living Organisms from Dead Matter
Part I—Spontaneous Generation
In the prior article we examined the atheist’s claim for the origin of the universe. 2,653 more words
Francesco Redi's Spontaneous Generation experiments. By: Luke Arroyo-Clark
9th grade Living Environment Project
Goal: pretend you are Francesco Redi and explain the popular belief in society at the time, explain your (Redi’s) beliefs, and a conclusion. 431 more words
