Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth Blu-ray

Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth Blu-ray

Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth Blu-ray the long awaited sequel to Unlocking the Mystery of life from 2002. In this amazing documentary, science was challenged and the belief that life is just a random, blind process. This informative, incredible documentary challenged the paradigm of science and was a global success, reaching millions of viewers. In the sequel, Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth, be ready to be just as amazed.

Using brand new, computer animation and the most up-to-date research, ORIGIN looks at one of the most asked, most talked about, most important questions in history; how did life on earth begin? Modern science would argue that it was simple chemistry, and that without any outside help or direction, innate matter became the first living cell. However, in Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth, this explanation is seen as lacking, without evidence, and unsatisfying, to all of those involved.

Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth, the problematic places in these theories are exposed and dug into. With beautiful animation you will look at the molecular universe and find the most amazing engineering being used in even the most basic of creatures, in every organism that has ever existed on the planet. This engineering must show a plan, intelligence, direction, mind.

Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth will touch every viewer with how it deals with the most important questions of Where did we come from? And Why are we here?

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The origin of life, scientific materialism and other questions in Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth Blu-ray

The hypothesis of the origin of life being materialistic faces some confrontation between biological and chemical evolution. In Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth chemical evolution is mentioned describing the problematic around the creation of life in an adverse environment in the beginning of the earth. A staggering problem that doesn't begin to explain it in its entirety. 

One of the most important questions exposed in this documentary Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth is did life really surface on our planet. From the beginning the film tries to answer that question and how early life on earth came to be. It definitely questions experimental materialism which restricts the conversation by excluding a mind or brilliance being implicated in that process.

An important topic in the discussion mentioned in Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth blu-ray is the fascinating complicatedness of some of the most basic cells.The relation of the elements on the inside of each cell makes it numerically impossible to form a living cell in a construction process. For example the parts of a cell which are DNA, proteins, membrane, amino acids and ribosomes are one of the most complex components which are codependent.

Some of the experts shown in the documentary Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth mention that components like amino acids that have native intelligence to know for certain what they would have to do for organizing themselves. Although the fact of organizing themselves occurs in a natural way when there are crystals forming. But in the case of protein formation by amino acids is very variable and does not happen twice, being that there's no natural similarity among amino acids.

The discussion in Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth documentary leads to the necessity of a master designer. Professionals shown in the film confront the confines of experimental materialism by indicating that intelligence is essential for the forming of life. That researchers and scientists have to enlarge their way of thinking to be open to different explanations than being stuck with just one point of view which can cause not to see the real truth and most obvious result. Illustra Media has produced various documentaries and films about the hypothesis of intelligent design, but Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth is more forward in its questioning of experimental materialism. Each discussion is given in an easy way for people who are in their teens to adults can understand.

Paul Nelson, a very important voice iní«ÌÎ_Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth

Currently Paul Nelson from Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth, a philosopher in biology, is part of the Discovery Institute and a professor in Biola University (Los Angeles, California) in the Science and Religion program. He has been a part of the discussion of intelligent design for more than 20 years. His grandfather, Byron Nelson was a big inspiration for him growing up. Byron Nelson was an author and theologian who had a major effect on the protests to Darwin's evolution theory in the mid-20th century. When Paul first attended college at the University of Pittsburgh he received his bachelor's degree in philosophy with a minor in evolutionary biology. Then went towards his Ph.D. in philosophy of biology and evolutionary theory at the University of Chicago. He is one of the contributors to the biology book "Explore Evolution" and has written several articles for very important scientific magazines.

Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth Blu-ray Info

Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth Blu-ray a beautiful film with real images of the universe and nature. These are combined with state of the art graphic animations, color and short interviews with professionals in that area of science. The documentary was released in the Fall of 2016 and runs for 46 minutes. The documentary is produced by Illustra Media.

Origin: Design, Chance and the First Life on Earth presents the views of Ann Gauger, a biologist from Discovery Institute and Paul Nelson, a philosopher of biology. Also the research done by advocate of intelligent design Stephen Meyer in his book "Signature in the Cell" is applied to the documentary.