According to evolutionary belief, all living things came from lifeless chemicals. This is called spontaneous generation.
Stanley Miller did an experiment one time by taking a bunch of chemicals and mixing them together, set up some conditions like lightning flashing around the chemicals and a few other atmospheric things and after a few days he had made amino acids, the basic building blocks of protein. This experiment was hailed as the great breakthrough in creating life. But there were 3 problems with his experiment.
He started with the wrong materials � methane and ammonia � would have been destroyed by ultraviolet light, and he knew that. He also left out oxygen because he knew that oxygen would destroy the very molecules he was frying to produce. Plus, all geological testing shows that the earth has always had an oxygen rich atmosphere, which means Miller had the wrong conditions.
He had the wrong conditions � Miller used an electric spark to combine the gas molecules. But the problem is that the same spark that helps build the amino acids, also tears them apart, and it is much better at destroying than making them. Miller knew this, so he cheated in his experiment and instead of letting the gasses in the flasks build up, he circulated them changing the results and he knew he was doing it. But he wanted to prove spontaneous generation from lifeless chemicals. He did do it, but not in the same conditions the earth was originally in.
He ended up with the wrong results � His main compound from the experiment was tar, which is a nuisance in building amino acids. Miller ended up producing both left handed and right handed amino acids, but only left handed ones can produce life. Right handed molecules destroy the production of life. So Miller ended up producing a brew that would destroy any chances of creating life.
So much for great breakthroughs. Every big breakthrough claimed by evolutionists ends up being proven wrong or fraudulent. Life from non-life is a fairy tale. Life can only come from life and that life must come from the source of all life, God.
Julie Andrews said it well in one of her songs years ago in �The Sound of Music� �Nothing comes from nothing, nothing ever could��