Primordial Soup

Articles About Primordial Soup

• Magazine Department Article

  One Step Closer to Life?

  

  Nov. 7, 2021 from Answers Magazine

  If all the ingredients necessary for life can occur naturally, does that mean over time they can evolve into a living creature?

• Did Meteorites and Warm Ponds Make Life?

  

  Nov. 10, 2017

  In a recent study, scientists from Canada are claiming to have given the warm ponds theory a boost regarding the evolutionary origins of life on earth.

• In-Depth Article

  Attempts to Trace Life Back to Chemical Origins Still Maps the Willful Ignorance of the Hunters

  May 2, 2015 from Answers in Depth

  Trickle-down chemistry supposedly solves the chemical conundrum concerning the origin of life, but molecules-to-man evolution remains as fictional as ever.

• In-Depth Article

  Water World Theory of Life’s Origins Rises from the Lost City

  May 9, 2014 from Answers in Depth

  “Water world” is a “geological approach to life’s emergence.”

• Powerless Primordial Soup is Dead in the Water

  April 20, 2013 from News to Know

  Without power, the primordial show is over before it starts.

• Could a Sudsy Pond Bring Forth Life?

  Feb. 9, 2013 from News to Know

  Despite the fact that life has never been observed emerging by random natural processes from non-living elements, most evolutionists are confident that it did.

• Primordial Soup Remains Lifeless

  May 19, 2012 from News to Know

  The stone starter for a nourishing primordial soup remains as lifeless as ever.

• Primordial Soup Debate

  Feb. 25, 2012 from News to Know

  Was primordial soup a warm pond or a hot salty ocean? Evolutionists debate.

• Toxin Lovers

  May 14, 2011 from News to Know

  Carboxydotrophs—microbes that derive their energy from carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide—are said to be a clue to the earth’s early atmosphere.

• Primordial Soup No Longer Origin of Life

  Feb. 6, 2010

  Evolutionists and creationists alike, watch your language: the supposed “primordial soup” of life’s beginnings is no longer kosher.

• Freshwater Evolution?

  Aug. 1, 2009 from News to Know

  The first animals didn’t evolve in the ocean, claims a controversial new study. Instead, the study suggests the earliest animals called a saltwater lake home.

• Electricity Introduced Into Classic Evolutionary Experiments

  Oct. 25, 2008

  Zzzzzap! All it took was a helping of primordial stew and a bolt of lightning—or perhaps the hot gases of an angry volcano—and, voilà, you’ve got life.

• Magazine Article

  The Primitive Atmosphere

  Aug. 1, 1980, pp. 23–24

  Popular views on evolution include the concept that life originally arose from non-living chemicals through the interaction of matter and energy.