The oldest fossils are those of 3.5 billion year-old bacteria.
From these remains, evolutionists claim that lifeless matter
produced the first single-celled bacterium and claim, further
that the first bacteria changed into multi-celled creatures over
the course of time and became the ancestors of today's highly
complex plants and animals. But with no scientific proof for
these claims, evolutionists cannot explain how lifeless matter
could have produced bacteria. Until recently, many scientists
regarded bacteria as a simple life form. But detailed research
has shown that they are quite complex, even though they are
minute, single-celled creatures. Nearly all species of bacteria
are surrounded by a protective wall that shapes their cells and
allows them to thrive in quite different environments. Some
species of bacteria possess a thin layer which surrounds the
cell wall. Within the cell wall of all bacteria, there is an
elastic cell membrane. Tiny nutrient molecules enter the cell
through pores on the surface o