2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-40142007000100022
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Origens da vida

Abstract: Apresentamos um panorama geral das idéias sobre a origem da vida na história. Após delinearmos os principais temas necessários para o entendimento da origem da vida, mostramos as características básicas da vida atual e as relações entre os seres vivos que sugerem um ancestral comum. Revemos as condições químicas pré-bióticas no ambiente terrestre e fora dele. Quanto ao aparecimento da vida, confrontamos as principais vertentes sobre a precedência do código genético ou do metabolismo. Evidenciamos a curta janel… Show more

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“…This negative relation between scientific and religious beliefs has a nuance in the fact that the origin of species through Darwin's natural selection [19] generated the opposition of the Protestant and Catholic Church, this by weakening two pillars that had as immovable: on the one hand biblical authority, and on the other, a way of conceiving the creation of the world and the emergence of the various species closely linked to the literalness of the Genesis narrative [21,33,54].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…This negative relation between scientific and religious beliefs has a nuance in the fact that the origin of species through Darwin's natural selection [19] generated the opposition of the Protestant and Catholic Church, this by weakening two pillars that had as immovable: on the one hand biblical authority, and on the other, a way of conceiving the creation of the world and the emergence of the various species closely linked to the literalness of the Genesis narrative [21,33,54].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the subcategories Darwinism, Death: Scientific Advances and Science: Conceptualization of the Death displayed a significant relation between themselves in a positive way, that is to say, the beliefs on the Theory of the Evolution of Charles Darwin [19] like it best explains the origin of life by being complete in itself and not requiring the intervention of mysterious forces alien to scientific understanding [21,22], correlate with beliefs that the phenomenon of death is the total cessation of brain function, of cardiac and respiratory activity, bringing with it the end of the existence of the human being and with it, the total rejection of a life after death. In these terms, being biologically dead means that at least the brain has ceased completely and irrevocably to function.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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