Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
MIT-trained scientist Dr. Robert Stadler takes on one of the biggest questions in science: how did life begin?
In this interview, Dr. Stadler breaks down the major problems facing origin-of-life theories, including the idea that life could arise from non-life through chemistry alone. From the complexity of the cell to the origin of biological information, this conversation challenges the popular assumption that science has already solved the origin of life.
This is not just a debate about biology. It is a deeper question about information, design, chemistry, and whether life can truly be explained by chance, time, and natural processes alone.
Dr. Stadler explains why origin-of-life theories remain one of the most difficult challenges for materialistic science, including problems with abiogenesis, chemical evolution, RNA world scenarios, and the enormous complexity required for even the simplest living cell.
If you’ve ever wondered whether evolution can explain the origin of life, or whether science has truly solved where life came from, this interview is for you.
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Comment below: What do you think is the biggest problem for origin-of-life theories — DNA information, the first cell, proteins, RNA world, or something else?
#OriginOfLife #Abiogenesis #Evolution #IntelligentDesign #Apologetics
MIT-trained scientist Dr. Robert Stadler takes on one of the biggest questions in science: how did life begin?
In this interview, Dr. Stadler breaks down the major problems facing origin-of-life theories, including the idea that life could arise from non-life through chemistry alone. From the complexity of the cell to the origin of biological information, this conversation challenges the popular assumption that science has already solved the origin of life.
This is not just a debate about biology. It is a deeper question about information, design, chemistry, and whether life can truly be explained by chance, time, and natural processes alone.
Dr. Stadler explains why origin-of-life theories remain one of the most difficult challenges for materialistic science, including problems with abiogenesis, chemical evolution, RNA world scenarios, and the enormous complexity required for even the simplest living cell.
If you’ve ever wondered whether evolution can explain the origin of life, or whether science has truly solved where life came from, this interview is for you.
Subscribe for more conversations on science, faith, apologetics, and the evidence for God.
Comment below: What do you think is the biggest problem for origin-of-life theories — DNA information, the first cell, proteins, RNA world, or something else?
#OriginOfLife #Abiogenesis #Evolution #IntelligentDesign #Apologetics
