Evolutionists claim that the universe is billions of years old, and that supplies plenty of time for life itself, and all living beings afterwards, to evolve. How likely is the spontaneous origin of life from non-life? It is approximately one in 10112,500(source). That means that it is incomprehensibly more likely that you will win the jackpot on every single ticket if you buy a billion lottery tickets every single second of your entire life than it is that life will spontaneously evolve:
While there are great Biblical and scientific reasons to believe in a young earth, as resources from scientists associated with the Institute for Creation Research and Answers in Genesis demonstrate, billions of years do not even come anywhere close to solving the problem of the origin of life for evolutionists. Only infinite time would do–but even evolutionary scientists now admit that the universe is expanding and consequently had a beginning, and so there is no infinite time for evolution to do its work.
–TDR
Thanks Thomas.
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The likelihood of spontaneous generation is so astronomically small that we cannot begin to conceive how unlikely it is. It is a huge, huge, huge problem for evolution, and billions of years don't begin to get you there. But the human mind thinks: "spontaneous generation; unlikely, very small. Billions of years; really big number, can make it happen."