Scientific principles such as those of thermodynamics, mathematics, and logic confirm that life comes from life, not from matter. Also, it is a fact of experience that a living plant comes from another living plant, an amoeba comes from an amoeba, a dog from a dog, and a human being from another human being.
On the other hand, no one has ever observed a living entity coming from dead matter. Despite all this evidence, however, most scientists still cling to the theory that life comes from matter. Why?
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Although scientists would like to assume that in the past, inert chemicals combined to produce life, as yet no one has ever observed such an event.
The search for the source of inspiration in science, mathematics, and art leads beyond the mechanistic framework of present-day biological theory.
There she was—the single ancestor of all living human beings.
"This is not blind following. It is not religious fanaticism. It is actually solid ground. One simply has to understand nicely."
Is the existence of the soul merely a myth propagated by fuzzy-minded fanatics—or a fact verifiable by a nonmechanistic science?
