Prebiotic Chemistry
Carbon Monoxide Kills Hopes for Primordial Soup
Carbon monoxide (CO), a toxic gas that quickly causes death, is the ironic focus of a recent attempt by some researchers to resuscitate ailing naturalistic explanations for life’s origin. … more
Biotic Borders: Cell Membranes Under Scrutiny
Although the Piscataqua River forms a natural boundary between Maine and New Hampshire, these two states have disputed the exact location of their border for the last 260 years. Maine contends that … more
Sea Vents Closed as Life-Origin Site
A mile and a half down, beyond the reach of sunlight, volcanic geysers spew 400°C water into the oceans. Life teems around these deep, hidden vents—pink sea cucumbers, eyeless shrimp, … more
Interstellar Rocks Miss the Mark
by Roger Wiens
Where, when, and how did life originate? Answers to these questions prove more elusive than ever to the science community—specifically to those who demand a naturalistic answer. … more
Origin-of-Life Predictions Face Off: Evolution vs. Biblical Creation
But just pointing out the problems with the evolutionary origin-of-life models has alienated secular scientists, and has, in fact, driven many scientists away from Christ. A new approach is necessary, … more
9th International Society for the Study of the Origins of Life Meeting
Summary by Dr. Fazale ("Fuz") Rana and Dr. Hugh Ross
General Information
Venue and Program
Attendees
Atmosphere
Abiotic/Prebiotic Chemistry
Oxygen Problem
Biotic Methane Production … more
Blind Faith Fuels Origin-of-life Quest: A Report on ISSOL '99
Hugh Ross and I made this observation as we spent time recently among some of the most distinguished scholars in the origin-of-life ranks at the combined 12th International Conference on the Origin of … more
Astrology: Help, Hoax, or Harm?
How can I make such a strong statement? Consider the following points: Astrology
bases horoscopes on the moment of birth, not the moment of conception when, in fact, one's genetic characteristics … more
Mars: Evidence for E.T. or Confirmation of Design?
A review of the data by Dr. Hugh Ross
Interest in the highly publicized Martian meteorite, ALH84001, still runs high. Ordinarily I would be thrilled to see science news make headlines for months on … more
