How does the Theory of Evolution address the first occurrence of life?
“How does the Theory of Evolution address the first occurrence of life?”
It would be a physico-chemical event that is selected due to it’s self propagation.
The idea that evolution doesn’t address the very beginnings of life is not true.
Yes, I know evolutionists of all stripes deny that, but it is 1) a cop out in their part to avoid what they feel is difficult and 2) an example that they don’t understand their own theory or implications of it.
The second is the more important of the two.
It is always said that abiogenesis is outside the theory of evolution.
But the whole concept of abiogenesis is just another iteration on vitalism, which is what evolution was supposedly doing away with.
Look at the Fundamentalists get their panties in a wad as someone points out the biggest hole in evolution. How did it start. You used to say it was a primordial soup until some scientist figured out that was completely impossible. You guys are so amazing with your level of faith in a myth.