God bless.
Well, I'm not done. One rule I use when discussing science with someone is to ask a question about their claim. An honest scientist will try and answer it. I'm not saying that Resha Caner was not being honest. He didn't know.
I found a website where you can play Miller-Urey. There is a beaker for water vapor. Thus, when the Bible describes water vapor in -- "6 And God said, “Let there be an expanse in the midst of the waters, and let it separate the waters from the waters.” 7 And God made the expanse and separated the waters that were under the expanse from the waters that were above the expanse. And it was so. 8 And God called the expanse Heaven. And there was evening and there was morning, the second day." Genesis 1:6-8 --
God separated the water vapor in the atmosphere from the water in the oceans and seas. Now, do we know what other gases God created? It is not explained. The scientists after Miller-Urey thought the early atmosphere had different gases. You'll find that you cannot have free hydrogen and free oxygen when you light the spark in the experiment. I would think if you play enough with the mixture of gases, then you'll produce amino acids. However, you are probably making some tricky assumptions for the early gases.
Miller-Urey Experiment
However, if there was some oxygen present, then it would cause an explosive problems for the evos. They think the universe had a lot of free hydrogen because the stars exploded after the big bang. How did the stars get there? I don't know. Their explanations are usually about what happened during the big bang is sketchy. Anyway, they should assume there was some oxygen because it is found in rocks today and for evos the present is the key to the past.
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The primitive atmosphere
Theories of the origin of life initially assumed that the primitive atmosphere should be a reducing one in order to prevent oxidative destruction of the components of the "primordial soup".
[3] So the evolutionists theorize an early atmosphere without oxygen.
Oparin believed that the Earth's early atmosphere was composed of hydrogen (H2), methane (CH4), ammonia (NH3) and
water vapor (H2O), containing no oxygen.
[1] Haldane postulated the same theory and his most important conclusions were presented in a short article for the
Rationalist Annual.
[4] Other scientists who corroborated this model of atmosphere were Miller and Urey. They reasoned that a small but significant amount of H2 remained in the primordial atmosphere and reacted with atoms of carbon, nitrogen or oxigen forming this kind of atmosphere.
[5] By sparking together hydrogen, methane, ammonia, and water vapor, they produced several amino acids, the building blocks of organic life.
[6]
Nowadays there is almost universal agreement among specialists that the primitive atmosphere contained no reducing gases like methane, ammonia or hydrogen.
[7] Instead, it is that the atmosphere contained
carbon dioxide and nitrogen.
[7] According
Hubert Yockey, the modern view regarding the atmosphere of the early Earth is that it was neutral and composed of nitrogen (N2), carbon dioxide (CO2), water (H2O) and maybe some ammonia (NH3).
[8]"
Reducing atmosphere - CreationWiki, the encyclopedia of creation science
I also present this short video albeit it is obsolete. This is an obsolete video because the big bang is being questioned now, but at the time, it was exciting to hear that the eternal universe was pseudoscience due to the discovery of cosmic microwave background (CMB) and thinking we are closer to finding gravitational waves. It does compare what was written about big bang and Genesis. I think it gives one an idea of what the Earth looked like. Yet, on the second day, the atmosphere could have looked more primitive than shown. Was there oxygen present then? We don't know, but creation scientists thought it was the volcanic gases instead. However, if we go by a young Earth, then it certainly was present and it causes problems for the evos and Miller-Urey.