The conclusions as stated in the paper seemed valid, and the methodology seemed to check out, it was just inconsequential; abiogenesis doesn't posit that chemical processes are purely random. The real problem is that creationists were parading the astronomically low probability cited by the paper as evidence that enzymes must have been intentionally constructed.
The conclusions as stated in the paper seemed valid, and the methodology seemed to check out, it was just inconsequential; abiogenesis doesn't posit that chemical processes are purely random. The real problem is that creationists were parading the astronomically low probability cited by the paper as evidence that enzymes must have been intentionally constructed.