The early “soup” he is talking about could not assemble life because any proteins would be immediately oxidized form an excess of oxygen according to their own theories.
The odds of a simple cell self assembling itself form say 120 proteins through trial and error exceeds the number of atoms in the universe. These odds do not account for a cell membrane to keep things form drifting off and reproduction is not in the calculations. Then the cell must mutate in ways against the laws of entropy to form “higher” forms of life. Each step is impossible by statistics so the whole theory is impossible many times over.
I see, so it’s statistically impossible for natural selection to accomplish in 3.6 Billion years something that has been done by human intervention in a few hundred years.
Humans have managed to cause the development of hundreds of domesticated plant and animal strains, thousands of strains of chemically resistant microorganisms, and have incorporated the genetic code of countless viruses into our own genetic makeup. All of this applying forces that have been acting in the Earth’s environment since the surface temperature cooled below the boiling point of water.
It helps if you understand statistics and how to apply them before making blanket statements. Here is a good example of how the statistics can be analyzed: http://experimentalmath.info/blog/2012/01/does-probability-refute-evolution/