biogenesis vs. big bang

[oCShxckzZ]

Just a quick question, doesn't the big bang theory and evolution contradict the law of biogenesis?

[canalon]

WTH is the law of biogenesis? And why does it need to be underlined?

[JackBean]

How are big bang and evolution and biogenesis related?

[factsfinder]

Yes,his question is clear and what he means is to say that there was no life before
the big bang started,but biogenesis says that life generated from existing life,
his question how biogenesis can be understood according to the big bang theory
and of course he is assuming that nothing can be alive during the great explosion.

[oCShxckzZ]

Thank you facts finder to make it clear to them that my question is sufficient. Canalon, if you don't know what the law of biogenesis is then you must be either poorly educated on the subject or stubborn to admit that I do my research. And please quit clouding the subject with questions, because mine never got answered. I was just making it clear that the law of biogenesis is scientific "fact," (though science changes it's facts all the time) and that the work of Francesco Redi and Louis Pasteur is not just a bunch of jibber-jabber, that's why it was underlined. The law of biogenesis was adopted in the 19th century by scientists who were finally convinced after Francesco Redi proved that no living thing can come from anything non-living, his work is held in the Pasteur Institute in Paris if you ever go there.

[canalon]

Dear oCShxckzZ, what a thoughtful answer.
As it happens I had never heard of the law of biogenesis under that name. Maybe because I am not a native english speaker, and I did not study biology in english. Anyway, I still do not see the need to underline it.
As for your arguments, well I would be the first to admit that yes, the necessity that there has always been a need to break the law once to start that whole life thing. But you know laws can sometimes be broken (ask any policeman of your acquaintance). interestingly, even if we accept creation (any myth of your choice), the law was broken during the creation event and I am at a loss as how that could make a case in any direction.

As for your humor about the Pasteur Institute, you will find even more hilarious to learn that I actually worked and studied there (see, not in English), and I can assure you that all teaching dispensed there is fully in agreement with my views.