>>>>>>Well, if electricity is all we need, lets recreate the early "primordial soup" environment it in a laboratory. Lets see if we can get life form from non-living material. Or at least some basic building blocks that stay intact for a while.
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>>>>>Actually, the experiment was carried out some 50 years ago. After a week of bombarding the "primordial soup" with electricity, amino-acids appeared. This is the first building-block of life.
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>>>>The Miller/Uray experiment was a sham. He used a special trap to make it "work" and got very little result at best. The experiment yeld 80% tar about 17% carboylic Acid and about 3% amino acid (the wrong type). The many aminos acid bonded to the Tar and was destroyed and those that didn't couldn't survive out side the little trap he had contraped.
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>>>I think the answer is very simple: God did, as the creationists claim, create the entire universe in just seven days. But, being omnipotent, he created a universe that was already 14 billion years old! He is God after all so nothing is impossible. And there's your answer .... although it would beg the question why God wishes to decieve us about the true age of the universe? mmmm ...
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>>I wish it wast that simple....
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>I was joking Dean. I dont believe in creationism at all :)

Yes I know, and I was being factitious. But I'm open to both theories.