Generation of macromolecules is one of the hardest problems evolutionists have to fight

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Contents 1 Claim 2 Source 3 Responses 4 Fallacies contained in this claim 5 External Links 6 Related claims 7 See Also 8 Acknowledgments

Claim

Generation of macromolecules is one of the hardest problems evolutionists have to fight.

Source

• Anon, 1985. Life--How Did It Get Here? Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc., pp. 42.

Responses

1. Exactly how does the need to explain the generation of macromolecules invalidate the documented lineages of pigeons, orchids, dogs or pigs?
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Fallacies contained in this claim

• Red Herring
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External Links

• Gish, Duane, The Origin of Life: Theories on the Origin of Biological Order. Institute for Creation Research.
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Related claims

• Richard Dickerson had no explanation for generation of macromolecules
• The odds of life forming are incredibly small
• Why isn't new life still being generated today?
• Not all amino acids needed for life have been formed experimentally
• Early molecules would have decayed
• Life uses only left-handed amino acids
• Evolution is baseless without a theory of abiogenesis
• Abiogenesis is speculative, without evidence
• Naturalistic mechanisms do not provide a means for making life from simple molecules

See Also

Why is Creationism not a Scientific Theory?

Acknowledgments