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IntroductionThe oldest known fossils belong to bacteria that lived some 3.9 billion years ago. That is why evolutionists have claimed that the first single-celled bacterium emerged spontaneously, by chance, from inanimate…
The Real Origin of Life
The oldest known fossils belong to bacteria that lived some 3.9 billion years ago. That is why evolutionists have claimed that the first single-celled bacterium emerged spontaneously, by chance, from inanimate…
Part 1· ~1 min read
IntroductionThe oldest known fossils belong to bacteria that lived some 3.9 billion years ago. That is why evolutionists have claimed that the first single-celled bacterium emerged spontaneously, by chance, from inanimate…

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Bacteria Are Essential For Life On EarthA chemical laboratory made up of elements we cannot see with the naked eye, that works non-stop and supports our survival, is present in all of nature. The bacteria we are considering in this chapter, each one of…
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The Glorious Characteristics Of Cyanobacteria That Refute EvolutionCyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, are the oldest known prokaryotes, single-celled organisms, obtaining their energy through photosynthesis. 1 These life forms can manufacture the carbon they use for…

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Cyanobacteria Fossils: An Insoluble Dilemma For EvolutionistsRock strata in the Apex Chert region of Australia contain cyanobacteria fossils, or stromatolites (stromatoliths), dating back 3.9 billion years.

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Fossil Stromatolite
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Fossil Stromatolite