Graphite in 3.95-billion-year-old rocks from Labrador, Canada, may be the oldest evidence of life on Earth. (Tsuyoshi Komiya)
CARBON..................................EVIL CARBON......................
Graphite in 3.95-billion-year-old rocks from Labrador, Canada, may be the oldest evidence of life on Earth. (Tsuyoshi Komiya)
CARBON..................................EVIL CARBON......................
Whole lot of “may be”s and “could be”s in that article.
One of the foundations of the abiogenesis of life is that it had billions of years to occur. It is a problem having life seemingly pop up over night.
Wow! The first paragraph sure backs off of the headline claim.
GOD playing tricks on evolutionist ;)
Hey, Grandpa!
Well-verified measurements put Earth's creation at about 4.56 billion years ago ("bya"). However, for the next 1/2-billion + years the Earth was completely inhospitable to life, mostly because numerous enormous meteors struck, turning the surface into lava (it's called the Late Heavy Bombardment). The moon, with its minimal erosion, still bears unmistakable evidence, but Earth's vigorous erosion has long since obliterated most remnants.
Evolutionists, as you've no doubt heard, have always maintained that the first life arose after hundreds of millions or billions of years of "cooking" in "primordial soup." But well-documented discoveries in recent years prove instead that life arose extremely quickly and suddenly after the Earth finally cooled, thus disproving evolutionary abiogenesis as the method of creation but agreeing fully with the Bible's account.
Previous discoveries showed life appearing at 3.7 and 3.8 bya, only a few tens of millions of years after the cool-down, far too soon for evolutionists. But now, incredibly, that date has been pushed back to 3.95 bya: http://www.foxnews.com/science/2017/09/29/oldest-evidence-life-found-in-3-95-billion-year-old-rocks.html
Every time our Lord is honestly tested, He shows convincingly that He is completely worthy of our full faith. Here is strong, clear evidence you can present to seekers--"[b]ut do this with gentleness and respect" (1 Peter 3:15).
