time big bang 15-20 b-yrs ago 4.6 b yrs ago earth is formed first life 3.7 b yrs 10-50,000 yrs ago...
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Time
Big Bang
15-20B-yrs ago
4.6 Byrs ago
Earth isformed
First life3.7 B yrs
10-50,000yrs ago
Homo Sapiens
1. Big Bang – the beginning2. Formation of planet Earth3. Origins of First Life4. Evolution to Human Beings
A Scientific TimelineA Scientific Timeline
Evolution modelMatterEnergyTime
Somehow (chance&time)
A living organism
The typical study book teaches: Chemicals began to combine (pre-biotic soup). Molecules began to form. Molecules joined to form the first living cell.
How Did First Life Begin On Early Earth?How Did First Life Begin On Early Earth?
Evolution modelMatterEnergyTime
Somehow (chance&time)
A living organism
Creation modelMatterEnergy + A CREATORTime
Life
How Did First Life Begin On Early Earth?How Did First Life Begin On Early Earth?
More complex than anything man has ever made !
Main components:- Protein (> 200)- DNA- Molecular machines
A ‘Simple Living Cell’ --- An OxymoronA ‘Simple Living Cell’ --- An Oxymoron
Boeing 747
4 1/2 million non-flying partsBillions of
non-living parts
An Illustration: Comparing Complexity:An Illustration: Comparing Complexity:
Close up of West Nile Virus cells,(diameter is around 50 nanometer)magnified 1 million times.
Bacteria, ‘Simple’ Living CellsBacteria, ‘Simple’ Living Cells
Amino acids(80 different types)
Use only 20left-handed types
+/- 100
Proteinmolecule
+/- 200
+ DNACell
(Deoxyribo-Nucleid Acid)G-C-A-T - 3B ‘letters’ in human DNA
A ‘Simple’ Cell Consists Of:A ‘Simple’ Cell Consists Of:
And We Need Labor….Molecular MachinesAnd We Need Labor….Molecular Machines
Video clip / animation from‘The Mystery of Life’(by Illustra Media)
Building A Protein – An AnimationBuilding A Protein – An Animation
Assemble without any outside interference:
A single protein:
a chance of 1 in 10191
A single cell:
a chance 1 in 1040,000
Even evolutionists do not believe anymore that life
started by chance !
Can This Happen By Chance?Can This Happen By Chance?
So how does Evolution explain this?So how does Evolution explain this?
• Theory #1 – Random chance• Theory #2 – Chemical affinity (Dean Kenyon)
• Theory #3 – Seeding from space• Theory #4 – RNA world• Theory #5 – Vents in the ocean• Theory #6 – Life from clay
Origin of Life scientists admit: THEY DO NOT KNOW !
Origin of LifeOrigin of Life
“The simplest living cell could not have arisen by chance.”
Johnjoe McFadden (Evolutionist & Professor of Molecular Biology and Quantum Physics), Quantum Evolution, 2000, p. 85.
Johnjoe McFadden (Evolutionist & Professor of Molecular Biology and Quantum Physics), Quantum Evolution, 2000, p. 85.
The Truth About Origins of LifeThe Truth About Origins of Life
“More than 30 years of experimentation on the origin of life in the fields of chemical and molecular evolution have led to a better perception of the immensity of the problem of the origin of life on Earth rather than to its solution.”
Dr. Klaus DoseDr. Klaus Dose,, “The Origin of Life: More Questions than “The Origin of Life: More Questions than Answers,” Answers,” Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, vol. 13, no. 4 vol. 13, no. 4 1988, p. 348.1988, p. 348. (Dose is Director, Institute for Biochemistry, (Dose is Director, Institute for Biochemistry, Johannes Gutenberg University, West Germany)Johannes Gutenberg University, West Germany)
Dr. Klaus DoseDr. Klaus Dose,, “The Origin of Life: More Questions than “The Origin of Life: More Questions than Answers,” Answers,” Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, vol. 13, no. 4 vol. 13, no. 4 1988, p. 348.1988, p. 348. (Dose is Director, Institute for Biochemistry, (Dose is Director, Institute for Biochemistry, Johannes Gutenberg University, West Germany)Johannes Gutenberg University, West Germany)
Origin of Life - ImpossibleOrigin of Life - Impossible
“The chances that life just occurred are about as unlikely as a typhoon blowing through a junkyard and constructing a Boeing 747.”
Chandra Wickramasinghe, “Threats on Life of Controversial Astronomer,” New Scientists, 1982, p. 140.