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While I, and others, agree that organisms will change over time and that
related species will evolve, I find it a large leap to assert that all
organisms have a common ancestor or that all life derived from nonliving
material. The justification(s) for these assertions seem to me to start
with the assumption itself, and that makes the justifications questionable
in my mind. Would a broad base set of coexisting and evolving organisms
remote in time also generate what we observe? If not, why not?