What roadblocks are researchers discovering in attempting to prove evolutionary origins?
Speculative scenarios about life beginning spontaneously in 
Earth's early oceans are "constantly being refuted and then
replaced by new ones, which in turn get shot down."
Where did Life come from? Is evolution really the best scientific answer?
Could life have begun through chance and natural chemistry?
Have laboratory scientists proved that life evolved on its own?
What discovery should have stopped the whole Creation/Evolution debate?
Can evolution be the source of life in all its complexity?
The
more science reveals about life's complexity, the more doubtful
it appears that life originated without intelligent help.
Why is abiogenesis (life from nonliving matter) impossible?
A scientist examines Evolution's claim that life originated spontaneously.
The problems with this theory are so serious that the majority of
evolutionists today tend to shun the whole subject.
What if the cosmos is all that there is?
Materialism (the philosophy) suggests that "physical matter
is the only reality, and that everything-including thought, feeling,
mind, and will, can all be explained in terms of matter and physical
phenomena." Naturalism suggests that all can be explained in
terms of natural causes and laws. Nothing has moral,
spiritual, or supernatural significance.
Would
the basic Second law of Thermodynamics
prevented the natural evolution of life?
