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I understand you are want to hold this view for your own reasons, but it is a false view. None of the abiogenic hypotheses identify some "ka-ching" moment when non-life became life. Only religionists believe that.Identifying life in the gross, like between a rabbit and a rock, is easy. In the fine-line chemical continuum of abiogenesis no such distinction can be made. In the end "life" is a human construct, not a reality. We are but complex chemistry in action. Something I'm sure your view cannot support.Regardless, abiogenesis is not matter "springing" to "life" except within a religious context. The non-religious abiogenic hypotheses posit considerable time and identify no such demarcation.

This may not seem it at first but this is (or will be) on topic. I will get to abiogenesis, specifically stone springing into life. Just bear with me.It is not that I regret not going to church. I use to have a great time going to church. Then I got barred. I mean legally barred. The Archdiocese of Louisville took out an Injunction against me. I cannot enter any of their churches. By extension the other Archdioceses filed and the courts agreed to extend the Injunction to all. I cannot go in to a church. The matter has been referred to Rome, but even though the Pope has not made it formal, I have been informed that I am not welcome to enter Vatican City let alone any of the buildings there.It used to be great fun, and I thought, and still do feel, innocently so. When I enter a church all the statues jump up screaming, crash through the stained glass windows, and run away. I was costing the archdiocese a fortune every month.I had once maintained that I have been, somehow, divinely rehabilitated but no one wants to bear the potential cost of testing that hypothesis.Edited by AZPaul3, : correction