Biology, asked by ishapaul6345, 10 months ago

Do creationists believe in abiogenesis?

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Answered by ansistkharms

They don't believe in the idea that most people accept as abiogenesis in that the reactions between the elements and molecules in the early earth eventually created a molecule that could self-replicate and was a precursor to DNA.

HOWEVER, the word abiogenesis means live coming from non-living matter, and in that manner, if we are to take the book of genesis as true, man (living) was created from mud (non-living matter), so creationists believe in A form of abiogenesis.

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