And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life... Genesis 2:7
"Louis Pasteur
famously stated the Law of Biogenesis: life begets 
life.
--No experiment
has ever refuted it.
--Evolutionists must believe it was violated in the
past when life spontaneously originated somehow, somewhere.
The last book written by Lucasian Professor of Physics Stephen
Hawking before he died attempted to answer what he considered the most
important questions that humans can ask. Number 2 in his list is “How
did the universe and life begin?”
Hawking noted that this question can
be answered either by religion or science. He decided that the religious
answer is wrong, and that his science answer, which I will now explain,
is correct. Hawking’s attempt to explain how life was created without God is as follows:
In his view, humans and all life are the result of “somehow, chance and billions of mistakes.”somehow, some . . . atoms came to be arranged in the form of molecules of DNA . . . . As DNA reproduced itself, there would have been random errors, many of which would have been harmful, and … a few errors would have been favorable to the survival of the species—these would have been chosen by Darwinian natural selection.
--This is hardly scientific.
--We know from genetics that an estimated 99.9
percent of mutations (mistakes) are harmful or nearly neutral. The
accumulation of these mistakes has been shown to produce genetic
meltdown, not progressive evolution." CEH
