The Origin of Life.
The article disproves the theory on the origin of life by German biologist Johannes Reinke which espouses that some undefinable forces above matter contributed to form albumen that constituted the beginnings of life. The article challenges Reinke to demonstrate his theory and if it could not solve t...
| Publicado en: | America Magazine: The Jesuit Review of Faith & Culture Vol. 1; no. 17; pp. 455 - 457 |
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America Media
8/7/1909
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| Sumario: | The article disproves the theory on the origin of life by German biologist Johannes Reinke which espouses that some undefinable forces above matter contributed to form albumen that constituted the beginnings of life. The article challenges Reinke to demonstrate his theory and if it could not solve the problem of life remarkably enough, then metaphysics should step in. It also follows logically that if those forces could not subsist in lifeless matters, it could only be the property of a superior being such as God, who has the power to create life. |
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