The primary Christian Witness of Jah (CWJ) argument for God's eternal existence and intelligence is as follows in accordance with the scientific method:
Life exists. Life only, and always, comes from existing life (no exceptions, ever, and this happens every day, many times a day). Therefore, since life only comes from already-existing life, life must be eternal, since we are here now. Further, since everything alive or anything we have evidence to show once lived is also symmetrical in design with a functional purpose, eternal life must also be intelligent. This eternal, intelligent life is whom Christian Witnesses of Jah call "God," identified further throughout our human history by many forms of similar names, but the least disputed of which in our English language is "Jah."*
The above argument is similar in part to Louis Pasteur's argument in terms of life coming from something or someone already alive (biogenesis). However, it does not appear Pasteur derived from this fact that life must, ultimately, also be eternal, since it can only come from existing life. Hence the argument against something or someone being eternal is defeated by our very own existence, and by the existence of anything alive, since life in any form could only be here now if life is eternal. This is consistent with what we see every day, multiple times a day, and is in direct contradiction to the foolish, absolutely unscientific belief in the evolution of life from non-life.
*This argument was originally presented on this blog on January 13, 2010: http://elihubooks.blogspot.com/2010/01/origin-of-life-is-life-or-something-or.html.
For additional information on eternal, intelligent life see "Advanced Earth Conditions Corrections to the Analysis and Conclusions of Miller-Urey’s 1953 Experiment" (07/04/20210; revised 08/04/2026).
[07/02/2026 Update: The punctuation at the end of the first, second, and third sentences has been updated from semi-colons to periods, and the first letters of the sentences after the new periods have been capitalized.]
