Origin of life
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The Origin of life is extremely complex and represents the foundational difference between telic biotic theories such as Intelligent design and Creation Science, and atelic biotic theories such as neo-Darwinism.
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Omne vivum ex vivo
The foundational observation of biology: Omne vivum ex vivo (Latin: Only life from life) is first attributed to William Harvey, c. 1630 (1) — William Harvey, c. 1630 (1). (Also referred to as: Omne vivum ex ovo - Latin: only life from an egg.) Louis Pasteur disproved the prevailing theory of spontaneous generation, showing conclusively that biological life was never observed rising spontaneously from sterilized media.
See also
External links
Pro-ID Origin links
- "Taking Life Back to its Origins": IDEA Club USCD
- The Evolution Of An Alternative Theory: The Scientific Underpinnings of Intelligent Design Robert Deyes
Non-ID Origin links
- Origin of life: Wikipedia
- Louis Pasteur
- Origins of Life Initiative Harvard University, (Background)
- Origins of Life RESA
References
1. William Harvey [quoted in] René Dubos, Louis Pasteur: Free Lance of Science, Da Capo Press, 1950, 1960. p 159.
