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Answers with Ken Ham - Life in a Warm Little Pond?

This is Ken Ham, head of the ministry that built a full-size Ark near Cincinnati, Ohio. Did you know many secular scientists believe life’s raw ingredients arrived here on meteorites? One study suggested if these space rocks landed in ponds, the water might have dried up, allowing the building blocks of RNA to get together and form chains, and somehow from this life emerged. But even if somehow you can get RNA to form, you don’t have life! Life requires information, and a random collection of molecular strings isn’t information. There has to be a language system—a code—to give the sequence meaning. Life didn’t evolve in a pond. It was created by God from the very beginning. Dig Deeper Did Meteorites and Warm Ponds Make Life? Life Requires a Source of Information

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This is Ken Ham, head of the ministry that built a full-size Ark near Cincinnati, Ohio.

Did you know many secular scientists believe life’s raw ingredients arrived here on meteorites? One study suggested if these space rocks landed in ponds, the water might have dried up, allowing the building blocks of RNA to get together and form chains, and somehow from this life emerged.

But even if somehow you can get RNA to form, you don’t have life! Life requires information, and a random collection of molecular strings isn’t information. There has to be a language system—a code—to give the sequence meaning.

Life didn’t evolve in a pond. It was created by God from the very beginning.

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