Just pointing out that evolution and belief in God are not mutually exclusive.
The problem is that chemical evolution is incompatible with logic and reason.
Fortunately, logic and reason are not necessary to have a relationship with God, but it helps to secure one's understanding of God, the Bible, and how the world works.
Then belief in evolution does not prevent someone from being saved?
It is possible to believe in chemical evolution (as you do) and the Bible but you will have some degree of internal contradiction in the creation account. Of course, most people live their entire lives with an astounding degree of internal contradiction.
However, to believe in chemical evolution and to know anything about chemistry does indeed cause internal contradiction.
Please enlighten me as to the details of this contradiction.
Is it a problem with bonding (ionic, covalent...etc)?
Perhaps it has to do with reaction rates being too slow/fast/exothermic/endothermic?
What are the "rules" for chemistry that prevent abiogenesis...I assume you are talking about abiogenesis. BTW: Saying "all of them" is not actually an answer.
Moreover, how is this chemistry limitation an impediment to evolution occurring after abiogenesis?
A belief in chemical evolution is so scientifically unreasonable that it plainly demonstrates someone's potential inability to make reliable observations (i.e. conduct science). The Bible refers to this as "double mindedness".
Really? Where?
You have to ask yourself how DNA formed. This is a critical question for critical minds.
Why? What are the limitations to the formation of DNA/RNA or replicating proteins?
