Conclusion (4 of 6 notes)

Part Three
Theology Proper: 16 PHILOSOPHICAL ARGUMENTS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD
A DISPENSATIONAL THEOLOGY
By Charles F Baker

And yet in the very next sentence this chief cornerstone, the law of biogenesis, is denied:

.... there must have been a time when protoplasm first appeared. It must be supposed that long ago, when conditions became favorable, relatively high compounds of various kinds were formed. Others might be stable and merely persist. But still others might tend to reform, to assimilate, as fast as they broke down. Once started on this track such a growing compound or mixture would inevitably tend to perpetuate itself, and might combine with or feed on others less complex than itself.³

3            “Evolution,” Encyclopedia Britannica, (Chicago: 1947), Vol 8, p. 918.

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