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There have been a number of proposals regarding the origin of life on earth. However, the various proposals fall into two schools of thought. One, held by creationists, is that life originated supernaturally. The other school of thought is that non-life became life solely by means of natural processes. This is commonly referred to as abiogenesis. The proposal that first life came about through natural processes has not fared well in recent times.

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  • There have been a number of proposals regarding the origin of life on earth. However, the various proposals fall into two schools of thought. One, held by creationists, is that life originated supernaturally. The other school of thought is that non-life became life solely by means of natural processes. This is commonly referred to as abiogenesis. The proposal that first life came about through natural processes has not fared well in recent times.
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  • There have been a number of proposals regarding the origin of life on earth. However, the various proposals fall into two schools of thought. One, held by creationists, is that life originated supernaturally. The other school of thought is that non-life became life solely by means of natural processes. This is commonly referred to as abiogenesis. The proposal that first life came about through natural processes has not fared well in recent times.
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