nay
chemistry
God created the elements....with rules
it took a long time to form a man and woman
Day Six
the alteration was aimed at Adam
to alter the course of Man
Except that there is nothing natural about turning non-living dust into a living human. That certainly isn’t chemistry.
No matter how you slice it, the reality is that human cannot directly come from dust, because dust is only speck of non-living particles - dust are waste byproducts.
Dust can come from organic or inorganic sources, but once the organic sources (eg hair, human kin cells, etc) become dust, it will it will cease to have any functional organic traits, because the organic matters have been broken down.
For instances, when forensics work on any matters of organic matters found at crime scene, like, hair, skin cells, sweat, blood, urine, etc, these samples can still be used to obtain DNA, because the samples haven’t broken down and turned into dust. Dust is useless in acquiring DNA.
I know of no biological research where scientists can reconstitute dust back into organic molecules or compounds.
Genesis 2 is talking about one matter turning into something completely different. And that type of transformation can only happened in story, such as a myth or fairytale.
Abiogenesis, on the other hand, is all about chemistry, and chemical reactions.
You talk of chemistry, in one of your replies to Valjean:
That is exactly my point, precisely because chemistry is well known observable and testable we can conclude with confidence that chemistry can’t create life form none life. With the same degree of confidence that we can say that Gold can’t be created from Lead + Some chemical reactions (as Alquimists use to claim) …. Based on what we know about chemistry life cant come from none life, we live our daily life under that assumption, scientists create technology under that assumption …….
I am afraid that neither you, nor leroy understand much about chemistry at all.
In the human body, we are made of both organic materials and inorganic materials.
The largest percentage of organic or biological molecules in the average human body, is about 20% of the mass, is proteins, with lipids (fat, like fatty acids, cholesterol, etc) make up 12% of the mass. Nucleic acids, like RNA 1%, DNA 0.1%.
But the largest percentage of mass is water at around 65%. But water is inorganic.
If you were to break everything down smaller than biomolecules, into all their respective elements, their a large percentages of each atoms, are oxygen, carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen, with small amount of other elements.
By themselves, the elements of carbon atoms, don’t make organic matters. Oxygen by themselves don’t make organic matters.
The composition of biological molecules or matters are of combinations of these atoms, bonded in certain ways. Hence to understand about stuffs, like proteins, DNA, RNA, etc, you would need some knowledge about chemistry...but to be more precise, you would need to learn biochemistry and molecular biology.
It is still chemistry, but a lot more complicated than most.
Even at biological level, chemical reactions still occur, eg enzymes. Enzymes served as catalyst that can change one biological molecule into another molecule.
If you want to know more than you are better off asking someone with more background in biology.