Why do creation scientists believe that God created the "cell"? only because the Bible says so because the known principles of chemistry do not support evolution because the proper organic chemicals found in cells cannot form spontaneously or remain in the presence of the earth's atmosphere because the complex organic chemicals of life can only be produced within and by the direction of a cell.

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Jayden Grant

Biology

20 October, 00:29

Why do creation scientists believe that God created the "cell"? only because the Bible says so because the known principles of chemistry do not support evolution because the proper organic chemicals found in cells cannot form spontaneously or remain in the presence of the earth's atmosphere because the complex organic chemicals of life can only be produced within and by the direction of a cell.

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Amy Terrell · Answer 1

The correct answer is: because the complex organic chemicals of life can only be produced within and by the direction of a cell.

Creation scientists are supporting the creationism which is religious belief. Creationists believe that life is formed by divine creature which is opposite to all scientific conclusions. Creationists base their beliefs on a fundamentalist reading of religious texts in Bible, Quran, Genesis ...