Did God create life supernaturally, or did simple, non-living chemicals combine and randomly organize themselves into life? Secular scientists have struggled for years to find a good mechanism to explain how life could have formed naturally. However, the chance of randomly making even one useful protein is vanishingly small, and life requires many, many useful proteins plus the information coded in DNA. There is no way around it, life must come from life.
Dr. Alan White earned his BS in Chemistry from the University of Tennessee and his PhD in Organic Chemistry from Harvard University in 1981.
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